The Future Of Oil And Gas? Look To The Past
In the early days of 2017, it behooves oil and gas companies to reflect on the past, while making plans robust to an uncertain future outlook. There are several questions Continue Reading
Trump a symptom of declining net energy
Energy futurist Chris Nelder explores the common ground between the Occupy movement and the Tea Party: declining energy leading to declining economic surplus. Beneath the complex narratives of the Occupy Continue Reading
Germany votes against the internal combustion engine
Germany’s lower house of parliament, the Bundesrat, voted in October to ban the sale of cars with internal combustion engines by 2030. It is a resolution with no binding implications, Continue Reading
New Research Finds Antarctica’s Ice Shelves Are Melting Rapidly
The Crosson Ice Shelf (center) and Mount Murphy (foreground) in Antarctica. Ice shelves are sensitive… The ice that hangs off Antarctica’s western edge is melting at a faster clip than Continue Reading
‘’Would Iran, Saudi Arabia, Venezuela Cut Output?” Rosneft Chief Rejects Freeze
Russian oil Russia’s state-controlled giant Rosneft will not freeze its production as part of potential non-OPEC and OPEC global efforts to prop up crude prices, Reuters quoted Rosneft’s chief executive Continue Reading
How Sanctions Have Benefited Russian Oil
Running out of time Oil and gas producers have worked diligently to reduce the cost of their operations following the fall in crude oil prices at the end of 2014. Continue Reading
THE DEATH OF THE BAKKEN FIELD HAS BEGUN: Big Trouble For The U.S.
The Death of the Great Bakken Oil Field has begun and very few Americans understand the significance. Just a few years ago, the U.S. Energy Industry and Mainstream media were Continue Reading
Russia’s ruling party tightens its grip on lower house
Russia’s ruling party has tightened its grip on the Duma after parliamentary elections on Sunday were marred by irregularities and the lowest turnout in president Vladimir Putin’s 17 years in Continue Reading
U.S. advances oil reserve revamp plan, potential crude sale
An oil storage tank and crude oil pipeline equipment is seen during a tour by the Department of Energy at the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in Freeport, Texas, U.S. June 9, Continue Reading
Russia’s Gazprom says may export more gas to Europe than forecast
Gazprom said higher gas sales to Europe boosted its first-quarter revenue and it may export more to the region than expected this year because of lower Dutch gas output and Continue Reading