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Nick Cunningham

Contributor since: 04 Nov 2013

Nick Cunningham

Nick Cunningham is an independent journalist, covering oil and gas, energy and environmental policy, and international politics. He is based in Portland, Oregon. 

Latest articles from Nick

  • Oil Majors Balk At Mexican Offshore Proposals

    Published 03 March 2015 | viewed 8,020 times

    The Mexican government has unveiled much-anticipated offers for offshore acreage in the Gulf of Mexico for oil exploration. In this second phase of “Round One”…

  • Could Oil Prices Plummet A Second Time?

    Published 02 March 2015 | viewed 29,175 times

    Are oil prices heading for a double dip? The surge in shale production has produced a temporary glut in supplies causing oil prices to experience…

  • Can We Fix Climate Change With Technology?

    Published 28 February 2015 | viewed 25,486 times

    A report from the National Academy of Sciences concluded that experiments in blotting out the sun in order to reduce the amount of the sun’s…

  • Paranoia And Purges For Venezuela As Oil Misery Continues

    Published 26 February 2015 | viewed 21,413 times

    As the finances of Venezuela continue to deteriorate under the collapse of crude oil prices, the government of President Nicolas Maduro is becoming more paranoid…

  • Europe Overtakes Asia As LNG’s Hottest Market

    Published 25 February 2015 | viewed 14,409 times

    The gravity of liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand shifted westwards over the past year. For several years now, LNG demand – and as a result,…

  • Alaska To Build A State-Owned Gas Pipeline?

    Published 24 February 2015 | viewed 12,269 times

    The state of Alaska is considering a more aggressive approach to oil and gas development in order to make up for its collapsing revenue. Alaska…

  • Recent “Bomb Trains” Expose Regulatory Failures

    Published 23 February 2015 | viewed 15,696 times

    The latest oil train derailments could force the federal government to tighten the regulatory screws further than they had planned. The train disasters in Ontario…

  • Is The EU Finally Breaking Free Of Russia’s Energy Grip?

    Published 21 February 2015 | viewed 20,728 times

    Gazprom’s dominance over European energy supplies may be beginning to slip. The collapse of oil prices has punished Gazprom’s revenues, but in a new development…

  • Is There Any Hope Left For Nuclear Energy?

    Published 19 February 2015 | viewed 25,067 times

    Can nuclear help avoid the worst effects of climate change? The International Energy Agency recently provided a roadmap for nuclear power, detailing how the technology…

  • Could Germany Become The Next Shale Hotspot?

    Published 18 February 2015 | viewed 13,197 times

    Nuclear power is out in Germany, but could shale gas soon be included in the historic German energiewende? The German government has taken bold steps…

  • Why Oil Prices Must Go Up

    Published 17 February 2015 | viewed 45,773 times

    It may be difficult to look beyond the current pricing environment for oil, but the depletion of low-cost reserves and the increasing inability to find…

  • Libya Oil Output Plunges Amid Heightened Violence

    Published 16 February 2015 | viewed 19,825 times

    Libya’s oil fields and infrastructure have come under attack multiple times over much of the last two years, but events have recently taken a turn…

  • Anti-Fossil Fuel Movement Grows

    Published 14 February 2015 | viewed 16,300 times

    Don’t look now but the anti-fossil fuel movement is quickly building momentum. Climate activists have campaigned against oil, gas, and coal for years. And while…

  • Russia’s Complicated Relationship With OPEC

    Published 12 February 2015 | viewed 34,457 times

    Russia, Saudi Arabia, and the United States are the world’s most important oil producers. While there has been a lot of discussion about Saudi Arabia’s…

  • Oil Prices May Recover, But Not LNG

    Published 11 February 2015 | viewed 49,910 times

    One major knock on effect from the oil bust is the collapse in prices for liquefied natural gas (LNG). Unlike oil, which largely trades on…

  • Shale Rivals OPEC As Swing Producer

    Published 10 February 2015 | viewed 16,419 times

    Could U.S. shale rival Saudi Arabia when it comes to playing the role of swing producer? Saudi Arabia has long been the only real oil…

  • Alaska May Provide Solution To Tar Sands Issue

    Published 09 February 2015 | viewed 12,751 times

    The U.S. Congress is nearing final approval of a bill that would green light the Keystone XL pipeline. But with the President set to veto…

  • EU Pushes For Greater Integration Into An Energy Union

    Published 07 February 2015 | viewed 8,422 times

    European nations met in Latvia last Friday to devise a strategy to unify their energy sectors. The February 6 meeting in Riga by European Union…

  • Oil Prices Most Volatile Since 2009

    Published 05 February 2015 | viewed 20,271 times

    The nearly 20 percent rally in oil prices over the past week raised hopes in the oil industry that the financial bloodshed might be over.…

  • Clock Runs Out On Clean Coal

    Published 04 February 2015 | viewed 12,282 times

    Clean coal is dead. While the notion of coal being a source of “clean” was a bit oxymoronic to begin with, the Obama administration perhaps…

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