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- Double-Digit Growth For U.S. Shale Explorers
- Russia, India Planning $30 Billion Oil Pipeline Through Xinjiang
- Shale Shock Therapy
- Instability In Energy Producing Countries Brings Risks, Rewards
- White House Delays Keystone XL Decision Until Nebraska Legal Challenge Settled
- U.S. Gaining Energy Independence, But Still Reliant On Imports
- Threat Of Tough Western Sanctions On Russia Unnerves U.S., EU Energy Firms
- Future Stars of the Energy Sector
- Where Would Increased U.S., EU Sanctions on Russia Leave Energy Investors in Ukr
- The 3 Most Important Numbers in Energy – 18th April 2014
- Central Asian Hydroelectric Water Wars Heat Up
- Water Wars: The Next Clash between India and China
- Oil & Gas Industry and Locals Battle Over Fracking in Colorado
- 300mpg Diesel-Electric Hybrid Unveiled by Volkswagen
- Are Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles Dead On Arrival?
- Why Angola may be the next OPEC Darling
- Is Natural Gas No Better than Coal?
- Opportunity Strikes for Feuding Energy Powers
- Who Really Won the Cold War Now?
- Ukraine Falling to Economic Warfare and Its Own Missteps
- Ohio’s Department of Natural Resources Links Earthquakes to Fracking
- Did Crude Oil Production Actually Peak in 2005?
- China to Ban High Sulfur Coal Imports
- Eastern Europe has Nothing on Asian Energy Markets
- India’s Nuclear Energy Future at Risk in Elections
- Don’t Panic…Buy BP Instead
- Global Energy Advisory - 11th April 2014
- The 3 Most Important Numbers in Energy – 11th April 2014
- Russia Loses Leverage with China on Gas Deal
- Ukraine or Russia? How Would Economic Factors Influence a Vote?
- Peaks and Troughs
- How Food Can Build Better Lithium Batteries
- Ukraine Standoff Escalates, Could South Stream be in Doubt?
- China Drills Into the “Roof of the World” to Help Alleviate Foreign Dependence
- Russia’s New Weapons: Passports and Pipelines
- Russia Appears Undeterred By Iran’s Gas Courtship of Armenia
- DOJ Extracts $5.15 Billion Settlement from Anadarko
- Russian Sanctions and the Negative Effect on Global Energy Security
- The Absurdity of US Natural Gas Exports
- Global Energy Advisory 7th April 2014
- The Potential of Spanish Shale Gas
- Goodrich Petroleum (GDP): There is Still Value in Shale
- Coast Guard Finds Shell to Blame for Kulluk Incident
- Pump Prices May Fuel Ethanol Decision in June
- This Week in Energy: Erdogan Circle Wins Reprieve in Turkey
- House Dems Want EPA to Reopen Investigation on Fracking
- What Happens After the Boom?
- World Bank to Issue “Billion Dollar Map” of Africa's Mineral Wealth
- Exxon Responds to Carbon Asset Risk Concerns
- The Most Profitable Gas in the World
- How Crimea Hurts Russia
- Syria: Playing With Oil and Fire
- The Future of Oil Exporters in Latin America
- American Foreign Policy and The Last Stage of Fossil-Fuel Addiction
- Bacteria Soon to Grow Photovoltaic Cells?
- Schlesinger, America's First Energy Secretary, Dies
- White House Targets Methane Emissions
- On the Short End of a Slippery Stick
- How Will the Crimea Debacle Affect $170 Billion FDI Investment in Kazakhstan?
- Global Energy Advisory March 28th 2014
- This Week in Energy: Lebanon - Slow Start on Big Oil and Gas
- Myanmar Close, but not Quite, Ready for Prime Time
- Hungary’s MOL Gets Ambitious in North Sea
- Why Ukraine’s Next President Doesn’t Matter
- PetroChina posts a 4th quarter 21% gain, Sinopec – 35% loss
- Showdown in Ukraine: Putin’s Quest for Ports, Oil, Pipelines and Gas
- The Emerging Investor Language of “Carbon Asset Risk”
- 5 Energy Challenges Confronting India
- U.S. Gas Prices May Fluctuate if Canadian Bottleneck Eases
- Eyes on Afghanistan as Next Lithium Motherlode
- Small Oil Companies Eye Huge Prize in Ghana
- New Mexican Nuclear Facility Leak “No Threat” to Human Health
- Russia Looks East as Relations with Europe Deteriorate
- Threats to European Energy Sector Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
- Koch Industries Ordered to Spend $44M in Refinery Upgrades
- Time to Look North of the Border
- Ghana Oil: Optimism Struggles with Reality
- Libya & Egypt Energy Advisory
- The 3 Most Important Numbers in Energy - 21st March 2014
- Ukraine - Full Circle to the EU Integration Issue
- Outlook for Coal Darkens
- Obama Abandons Another Nuclear Waste Solution
- BP Return to Gulf of Mexico Marks U.S. Energy Sea Change
- Stay on the Energy Train, Even if Oil Prices Derail
- Scottish Nationalist Dreams Undercut by Low Oil Prices
- New Technology Meets An Ancient Foe In Alberta
- Illegal Radioactive Oil Waste Uncovered in N Dakota
- Net vs. Gross Energy: Is it Wise to be Complacent?
- Russia Eyes Crimea’s Oil and Gas Reserves
- Canada Setting Stage for Oil Exports Beyond U.S.
- Norwegian Continental Shelf Continues to be a Sure Bet for investors
- Why I Love Tesla, but Dislike TSLA
- Malta: The Strategic, Painless Next Big Venue
- The 3 Most Important Numbers in Energy – 14th March 2014
- US Using Oil to Fight Russian Gas Politics in Ukraine?
- Albany Orders Moratorium on Bakken Crude
- Ukrainian Crisis Sparks EU Efforts to Improve Energy Security
- Earth’s Infrared Radiation: New Renewable Energy Frontier?
- Three Years After Fukushima, What’s Next for Nuclear Power?
- Arctic Extraction Has Huge Potential but High Risks
- BG Wins Multi-Million-Dollar Claim over Argentina
- Geopolitical Turmoil Takes its Toll on ExxonMobil
- Hydropower increasingly important in Scotland
- The Unstoppable Upwards Trend of Energy Prices
- How One Idea Became Three
- Ukraine: The Investor’s View from Kiev
- Global Energy Advisory March 7th 2014
- Ukraine: Vultures of Political Capital Descend
- Can the United States Rule the (Energy) World?
- It’s Scotland’s Oil – and it Will Need a Lot of Investment
- Is the U.K. Ready for a Shale Revolution?
- Russia Needs to Sell Gas More than EU Needs to Buy it
- Colorado Sets US Fracking Rule Precedent
- Russia Plays Ukraine Gas Card—Again
- New Report Finds Oil Sands Production Costs Below U.S. Tight Oil
- Rosneft to Spend $83 Billion to Develop Siberian Oil Field
- Markets in Turmoil on Ukrainian Crisis
- China Moves Forward with New Nuclear Reactors
- There's no Easy Fix to Ukraine's Energy Dilemma
- Oil Piracy Moves to Angolan Coast with $8M Heist
- In 2014 Chinese-African trade will surpass $200 billion
- Hedging A Short Crude Position: 2 Stocks To Consider
- Global Energy Advisory 28th February 2014
- Darkness Descending on Venezuela
- Emerging Oil Venues Attracting Pirates
- New Spy Technology to Spawn Oil Revolution
- Shell’s Troubles in Nigeria Continue
- Repsol to Settle for $5bn over Argentina Oil Asset Heist
- What the Resource Curse Means for Afghanistan
- Korean Firm Wins $6bn Iraq Refinery Contract
- Obama Admin Raises Liability Cap for Oil Spills
- Keystone Decision in Two Months?
- Saudi Arabia: When the Old Guard Fails, Bring in ..the Old Guard
- Is it Time to Let BP back in the U.S. Oil Game?
- U.S. Army’s $7 Billion Interest in Renewable Energy
- Devon Sells Canadian Conventional Assets for $2.8 Billion
- Japan Hints at Nuclear Safety Resolution
- 2 Answers to The Most Profitable Question in Energy
- Israel, Jordan Sign Gas Deal While Kurdish Oil Battle Lives On
- Tesla Shares Spike on Lower Costs
- Power, Greed, Political Influence: Whose Energy Debate is This?
- Opportunity for U.S. LNG Exporters May Be Limited
- Reaching Limits to Growth: What Should our Response Be?
- The Problem With Condensates
- Oil Train Derailments Reaching Crisis Point
- Is Iran fooling the West?
- Where's the Real Cost of Climate Change?
- Lockheed Martin to Build World’s Largest Wave Power Facility in Australia
- Shell’s Asset Purge to Hit UK North Sea
- Cyberattack on Energy Sector would be 'Devastating'
- No Foreign Drilling to be Allowed in Iran’s Caspian Waters
- East Asia Energy Advisory
- Oil Market Forecast & Review 14th February 2014
- This Week in Energy: April D-Day for Alaska’s Massive Gas Plans
- Bill Gates’ Energy Co Files for Bankruptcy
- Chevron Pennsylvania Well Still Burning After Explosion
- Western Energy Companies to Re-enter Iran’s Oil and Gas Sector
- BP Predicts an Energy Self-Sufficient Future by 2035
- Keystone XL’s Miniscule CO2 Impact and the Bigger Picture
- DOE Approves Sixth LNG Export Terminal
- SEC Lashes Out at Wolves of Wall Street
- Russia’s Rosneft to Build Arctic Seagoing Vessels
- Creating Liquid Fuel from Old Plastic Bags
- This Week in Energy: Jumping the Gun on US Crude Exports to Europe
- As Drought Hits, Fracking Poses Threat to Water Supply
- Pipelines Answer to U.S. Midstream Bottlenecks
- Former Chesapeake CEO McClendon Stages Comeback
- Why Iran's Economy Might Not Get a Big Break from Sanctions
- Nigeria Mulls $20 Billion Trans-Saharan Natural Gas Project
- Why Current Solutions to Solving our Energy Problems Won’t Work
- This Deal Signals Big Changes in One Of Energy’s Most Exciting Sectors
- This Week in Oil & Gas: Declining Profits and Soaring Project Costs
- Shell Cancels Arctic Drilling Campaign Amid Declining Profitability
- OPEC Preaches Stability while Making Unstable Bets
- Low Foreign Interest in Pakistan’s New Oil Blocks
- Foreign Oil Companies Near Commercial Output in Uganda
- 2014 Detroit Auto Show: Proof that EVs can be Fun
- Kazakhstan Could Leave U.S. Shale in the Dust
- Chevron to Fight $5 Billion Nigeria Lawsuit
- 5 Political Risks Facing Oil Markets in 2014
- More Trouble in the Arctic for Shell
- Why Following EIA Forecasts is Dangerous for the US
- Rising Costs Hit Balance Sheets of Major Oil Companies
- All Eyes on Implementation of Mexican Oil Reform
- Why Long Term Energy Forecasts are Wrong
- Algeria Ready for Oil and Gas Return
- Shale Boom Prompts Calls for Expanded US Oil and Gas Exports
- Free Energy Ride Over in Turkmenistan
- Some of the More Interesting Points to Take from BP’s Energy Outlook
- Extremism, Militancy and Oil in Dagestan
- A Lousy Week for Energy
- Shell, Gazprom Neft Eye Siberia’s Bazhenov as Next Bakken
- Protesters Fill TransCanada Lobby over Keystone XL
- Norway’s Oil Fund Makes Every Norwegian a Kroner Millionaire
- It’s all in the Pipeline
- Total Prepares for $50m Investment in British Shale
- Don't Count U.K. out of Global Energy Race Yet
- The Fracking Revolution: Promise and Perils
- It's not too Early to Review Drilling Efficiency
- EPA Issues New Rule to Require Chemical Disclosures for Offshore Fracking
