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Energy Burrito

Energy Burrito

Energy Burrito

Contributor since: 17 Oct 2012

Biography

Energy Burrito is a blog by Schneider Electric Commodity Analyst, Matt Smith. He takes financial market ingredients and dices and wraps them in an energy-flavoured tortilla.

Latest articles from Energy

  • Shale, Gales, and Tipping the Scales

    Published 13 June 2013 | viewed 1,808 times

    Alrightee, there have been a number of key reports from the EIA this week which have prompted me to present some pertinent points, and pose…

  • Recent Events in the Battle to Export US LNG – Part 2

    Published 10 June 2013 | viewed 1,494 times

    Part 1 can be found hereSo last week’s summary of the current status of LNG exports was ignited by my interest in this LNG study…

  • Recent Events in the Battle to Export US LNG

    Published 30 May 2013 | viewed 1,219 times

    This post is more of an appetizer compared to a more hearty meal which is to follow. The main course served later delves into a…

  • A Few Words with Europe’s Shale Gas Guru

    Published 08 May 2013 | viewed 1,597 times

    Nick Grealy is one of the leading advocates of shale gas in Europe. As well as being the publisher of the site No Hot Air,…

  • Why Financial Markets don’t Follow the Old Rules Anymore

    Published 26 April 2013 | viewed 1,887 times

    My favourite moment of the working day is doing a dot-to-dot. And it happens every morning, after booting up my computer; I look across the…

  • The Main Points to Take from the Latest IMF, IEA, and EIA Reports

    Published 18 April 2013 | viewed 2,150 times

    There has been an acronymtastic set of reports this week from the IEA, IMF, and EIA. So from these nine letters come six charts out…

  • 10 Diminishing Trends in the World of Energy

    Published 11 April 2013 | viewed 2,113 times

    This is usually the time of year where I am preoccupied by fears of relegation for my beloved soccer team, West Ham. However, with seven…

  • Energyland: Rise of the Guardians

    Published 01 April 2013 | viewed 1,084 times

    So I wanted to write an Easter-related post and my mind immediately hopped straight to ‘Rise of the Guardians‘  - my most recent encounter of…

  • Energy…from Cake!

    Published 25 March 2013 | viewed 1,064 times

    Listening to my iPod on shuffle this weekend, I rediscovered my appetite for the band, Cake. Upon further delving into their back catalogue I discovered…

  • Highlighting Global Trends in Carbon Emissions

    Published 14 March 2013 | viewed 1,654 times

    It is rather easy to get swept up in the ‘holier than thou’ mindset when it comes to lower carbon emissions in the US. Granted,…

  • Could The Biggest Success For Natural Gas Vehicles Be At Sea?

    Published 28 February 2013 | viewed 2,140 times

    As natural gas becomes ever more prevalent as a global fuel, there are increasingly more inventive ways of both consuming and transporting it. While here…

  • Someone is Always Making Money Somewhere

    Published 20 February 2013 | viewed 2,000 times

    Regardless of whether a market is moving up or down, there is always someone making money somewhere. There are various examples every day – be…

  • Chinese Market Growth During the Year of the Snake

    Published 18 February 2013 | viewed 918 times

    So the Lunar New Year this week in China has given a welcome pause for thought after a rather frenetic period of seemingly stronger data…

  • From Theft To Piracy To Flaring To...Hope?

    Published 11 February 2013 | viewed 1,461 times

    Nigeria is a fascinating country, with so much potential yet so many challenges. It is the largest oil producer in Africa, and has 37 billion…

  • Why the World May Never Experience a Shale Boom

    Published 31 January 2013 | viewed 6,153 times

    Given the rapid rise of the US shale gas market, it is not surprising that similar opportunities are being explored with gusto across the globe.…

  • Shedding Some Light on the Solar Debate

    Published 20 January 2013 | viewed 2,911 times

    I have always considered there are only two key rationales for investing in solar energy: for economic benefit (through subsidies or not), or for altruism.…

  • Venezuela's Oil Industry is Likely to Benefit from Chavez's Death

    Published 09 January 2013 | viewed 3,231 times

    With the rapid deterioration in the health of Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez, it seems a pertinent time to look at why Venezuela and Chavez play…

  • Our Energy Future: Three Themes from Exxon's Energy Outlook for 2040

    Published 14 December 2012 | viewed 3,142 times

    Earlier this week, Exxon Mobil released a report called ‘The Outlook For Energy: A View to 2040‘. Such reports are always great for identifying trends,…

  • Christmas Movies and the Energy World

    Published 07 December 2012 | viewed 1,382 times

    Here is our latest Christmas themed post and this year we will be comparing the current landscape of Energyland™ to some of the best holiday…

  • Will the Santa Claus Rally in Equity Markets Lead to a Rally in Oil?

    Published 01 December 2012 | viewed 7,369 times

    For some reason, an oddball story this week about a man and some Olympic-themed donuts struck a chord with me.To overcome his fear of repeatedly…