California’s SUV Ban
Cities throughout California—the nation’s largest car market—prohibit the heaviest SUVs on many of their residential roads. The problem is, they don’t seem to know they’ve done it.
Another View on Oil
Cal Tech professor David Goodstein says the worldwide peak for production could be reached in 10 years or less resulting in severe inflation and economic ruin.
Morgan Stanley cuts European oil sector
Morgan Stanley on Wednesday cut its weighting on the European oil sector to “neutral”, saying sky-high prices could fall by $15-$20 a barrel in a short time.
Iraq surveys its oil fields as prices keep bubbling
The Iraq Oil Ministry is undertaking the most comprehensive evaluation ever of the giant oil fields that are the country’s biggest natural resource, an important first step toward understanding the potential output of the fields and estimating the amount of investment needed.
Scam warning: The American Email Fraud
The latest inbox scam reveals a deepening crisis in the US. (Humor)
OPEC President: “There is no more supply”
US oil prices have hit record highs after the president of Opec said the producers’ cartel was unable to push any more supplies into the market.
“There is no more supply,” said Opec president Purnomo Yusgiantoro.
Only a sea-change likely to stop crude nearing $50 a barrel
With the price of crude oil hitting fresh highs this week, bringing $50 crude firmly into view, analysts say it will take a sea-change — a recession, an abnormally mild northern winter or perhaps a change in U.S. President — to end the rally in prices.
Deutsche warns oil price may hit $100
OIL prices could potentially hit $100 per barrel, analysts at Deutsche Bank warned yesterday – as the cost of US light crude hit a 21-year record of almost $44.
Where’s the Oil?
Prices and demand are up. Oil industry revenues are sky-high. So why aren’t oil companies exploring ways to increase supply?
Why oil prices may stay sky high
Experts point to the doubling of the pace of global demand in the past year, little spare production capacity, continuing terrorist attacks in the Middle East, and a controversial presidential referendum on Aug. 15 in Venezuela, the world’s No. 5 oil producer.
The mask of altruism disguising a colonial war
Oil will be the driving factor for military intervention in Sudan.
Trinidad: Beyond petroleum, what?
The hope that new technology will increase these production stocks is largely an illusion as its main effect is to deplete the field faster.
