Energy industry – Nov 18
At Exxon, Making the Case for Oil
NYT suckered by ExxonMobil in puff piece titled ‘Green is for Sissies’
Somali pirates seize tanker carrying oil worth $100m
At Exxon, Making the Case for Oil
NYT suckered by ExxonMobil in puff piece titled ‘Green is for Sissies’
Somali pirates seize tanker carrying oil worth $100m
Dash for oil highlights fears of Italy’s regions
Interior Dept sets rules for oil shale program
Oil Shale Pushed as Domestic Oil Source, but Many Doubts Remain
ASPO-USA: IEA acknowledges ‘patently unsustainable’ trends in global energy supply and consumption
TOD:Europe on the IEA report
Sticking to the Diet
The IEA has given us the tools to analyze and draw our own conclusions. Knowing the driving forces behind this report, this is only the beginning of their valuable work. On the shoulders of their report it is up to others, like us, to shout: “Fire in the theater!”
A limit to green jobs
Brookings panel gives advice to incoming president on energy, climate, economic policies
Québec: Le RNCREQ veut mobiliser la société civile vers un objectif d’indépendance pétrolière
Transition: gearing up for the great power-down
Fruit and veg boom needed to feed Britain
Strahan: Letter to the Energy Secretary
Homes with no electric shocks from the bills
A weekly review including:
– Prices and production
– The Next OPEC Meeting
– The IEA Report
– Venezuela & the price drop
– General Motors
– Briefs
Environmentalists win big EPA ruling on coal emissions
Does natural-gas drilling endanger water supplies?
Limited feasibility of Carbon Capture and Storage systems will mean more nuclear electric power
Analyses by Chris Nelder, Rembrandt (TOD), Joseph Romm and Arab News.
Coverage by WSJ, BNN, CNN, Sydney Morning Herald, EurActiv.
If President-elect Obama’s team does not get a hefty dose of energy reality, they are likely to make very poor strategic decisions. For instance, in the light of peak oil, is bailing out the dinosaur US auto makers the right thing to do?
U.S. 2008 oil demand to drop most since 1980: EIA
Dirty coal to remain world’s top power source: IEA
Study Points to Major Source of Natural Gas in Alaska
A closer look at Obama’s energy plan
U.S. military worries about climate change
A Freeze on New U.S. Coal Plants?