Energy Headlines – 25 June, 2005

Oil war game yields grim results /
Oilcast #12: NOPEC, no strike and `no peak oil` /
US energy secretary Bodman: end of easy oil /
Guardian: goodbye to cheap oil /
Volcanoes, oil and prophets /
Exxon says N. America gas production has peaked /
Chinese bid for Unocal has US worried /
California’s big solar-roof plan in danger /
Hybrid developer passes on; do we let his ideas do the same? /
Conversation and articles by James Cascio of WorldChanging /
Zero waste, perpetual food /
Efficiency is world-changing

Energy Headlines – 24 June, 2005

The Guardian on PO: Reign of oil must end /
Report on 4th ASPO conference /
NZ Maori Party on PO /
Juggling two realities, am I crazy? /
Boone Pickens /
Le Monde on PO /
Shell to increase oil production /
Bush wants more nuclear plants /
European industry hit by high energy prices /
US Senate defeats greenhouse limits /
London’s environmental advisor: We are killing the planet /
Ecosystem evaluation /
Standby Britain: How it fuels our energy crisis /
UK hopes for home power generation /
Saving the planet, you can play along at home

Energy Headlines – 23 June, 2005

Simmons on the coming Saudi oil crisis /
Treehugger interviews Kunstler /
CERA report – credulity and skepticism /
Trinidad and Tobago on PO /
Permaculture and PO /
NZ Greens not letting up on PO /
China near peak /
Boone Pickens is a believer /
PO for beer-drinkers /
Oilcast: refiners vs producers /
The refinery myth /
Dust off the bike – oil spikes again /
Latest on the energy bill /
Morales: oil contracts in Bolivia are illegal /
Nigeria and Morocco: oil and inter-ethnic tension /
Farmers and solar energy /
EU wants 20 pct cut in energy use by 2020 /
Biomass /
Sun’s output may fall short of demand

Energy Headlines – 22 June, 2005

Lundberg sees end-time for USA /
Ending Japan’s oil dependence through Fukuoka’s “One Straw Revolution” /
CERA says don’t worry, peak oil will be after 2020 /
Australians in “paradise of fools” on oil /
Relentless price rise and truckers /
Economist: oil prices may not be harbinger of doom /
CGES: only demand destruction can slow oil price rise /
Pickens says oil sands are no panacea, $60 oil coming /
Mainstream analysists divided on reasons for oil price rise /
Problems in Canadian power grid /
Mixing oil, gas and politics in Russia /
If civil wars erupt in Mideast, oil could skyrocket /
New Apollo energy plan /
UK want action on global warming /
Biogas bonanza for Third World /
Sunshine-propelled craft is set to sail into space

Energy Headlines – 21 June, 2005

How long will it (cheap energy) last? / Peak Oil and Nuclear War / Turning Point in Iraq / H.Kunstler interview / Energy: Ignoring the Obvious Fix / M.Simmons interview / Nuclear power and climate change / Oil Rises as Surging Demand Strains World Production System / Tax vote favors energy producers – US Senate committee approves subsidies worth $14 billion / Ecuador: President walks a tightrope / Europe’s Ecological Footprint / The Verdict of Science /

Energy Headlines – 20 June, 2005

The Peak Oil Crisis: Part 7 – The Government Intervenes / Has oil production peaked? / Ohio was once oil king, but production peaked in 1896 / “The Deal” — A Peak Oil “Day After Tomorrow” / Roger Ebert reviews “The Deal” / Earth To Humankind: Back Off / Slippery Slope: Oil after the Global Peak / Bolivia’s Gas War Moves Inside / Farmers ‘terrified out of their homes’ to sue BP for £15m / Iran Oil Min: Expect High Prices For Next Few Yrs / Rising oil prices could spark recession
Economists have backed off previous dire predictions / Fiddling as the planet burns:
There is nothing left to debate about climate change. It is happening and each of us must act
/ As TVs grow, so do electric bills / Hydrogen Won’t be our Energy Savior
It takes more energy to produce than it yields

The Emerging Green Dream

During the week of World Environment Day, it seemed possible that the eco revolution did exist, had surfaced briefly like a submarine, full of imaginative problem solvers….Richard Heinberg was also encouraging. “It only takes ten to twenty percent of the population knowing what is going on for the rest of the country to be okay”, he told us. [Detailed, on-the-ground report about the recent UN conference in San Francisco.]

Energy Headlines – 19 June, 2005

Oil, CO2, Environment, Climate, War / Prices spark oil-sands heyday / Venezuela to Sell Fuel Oil to China / CSIS: Uncertain Balance of Global Oil Supply and Demand: Crisis or Business as Usual / How high-pressure politics threatens action on climate / New US move to spoil climate accord / Father of the Modern Hybrid Car Dies

Energy Headlines – 18 June, 2005

Oil Prices Seen Headed for $60 – And Beyond / Over a Barrel: Low Oil Pressure Warning / Oilcast#9 – It’s the refineries, stupid!’ / Thai’s debate fuel subsidies, passing up energy bonds / Bush announces US$4000 hybrid subsidy / Getting every barrel on Alaska’s North Slope / Solar cell supply still short (2) / China’s workin’ on the railroad / The winds of change: the future belongs to renewable energy

Energy Headlines – 17 June, 2005

Oil supply balance swinging negative? / Mexico and Norway Can’t Help on Oil Prices / Demand for Natural Gas Brings Big Import Plans, and Objections / Morgan Stanley economist sees oil crash / ‘Put a Liar in Your Tank’ – Ex-Bush Aide Who Edited Climate Reports to Join ExxonMobil / Homegrown Fuel Supply Helps Brazil Breathe Easy / Norwegian trial of wind-powered hydrogen for remote area electricity

Energy Headlines – June 15, 2005

European Energy Futures report / oil & food – a new security challenge / California the tragic / Peak oil jobs – dentistry / OPEC may increase production / Oil rigs head for Florida coast / Nuclear power not aa solution / Bipartisan cooperation on US energy bill / US geo-greens discover peak oil / Built-in obsolescence