Shale Gas Reality Check
Recently, the EIA released its Annual Energy Outlook 2015 and so we asked David Hughes to see how the EIA’s projections and assumptions have changed over the last year…
Drilling Deeper
David Hughes Weighs In on The Fracking Fallacy Debate
The Fracking Fallacy debate is important because it casts doubt on the reliability of government estimates of our natural gas supply. If U.S. gas production is in decline by the early 2020s as described in the Nature article, or sooner as I suspect, then important policy decisions about the export of natural gas and the retirement of coal-fired electric power plants have been based on questionable information.
Citizens Take Monitoring Into Own Hands as Eagle Ford Shale Boom Continues Undaunted
Hugh Fitzsimons lll, a buffalo rancher on the outskirts of Carrizo Springs, Texas, cautiously watches the fracking industry’s accelerating expansion.
Challenging (Crude) Convention
Some suggest we are nearing a time of oil and economic security not seen in decades. If only that were true.
‘Difficult’ Oil Faces Difficult Future, Predict New Reports
Two new reports on tight oil, or "difficult" oil extracted by fracking and horizontal drilling, and bitumen mining in North America strip away the marketing hype on extreme hydrocarbons and conclude that their futures may be volatile and shorter than advertised.
U.S. Energy Policies Based on Inflated Fracking Predictions: Post Carbon Institute Report
Economic predictions about the fracking industry’s potential growth have for the most part gone unquestioned — until now.
Drilling Deeper: New Report Casts Doubt on Fracking Production Numbers
Post Carbon Institute has published a report calling into question the production statistics touted by promoters of hydraulic fracturing or fracking.