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Musings From The Oil Patch,July 29, 2014

EVs Aren’t Catching On In Europe: Power Market Needs Fixing Alternate Survival Strategies For Oil Industry’s Era Of Austerity The Success (Mirage) Of Renewable Energy Supplies Why Is U.S. Navy Funding Study To Stop Onshore Tornadoes? Study Shows Wind Turbine Fires More Prevalent Than Thought Read article »

Musings From The Oil Patch,July 7, 2014

Environmental Battle Over Energy Sources In New England Do Crude Oil Export Permits Signal A Change In U.S. Policy? Health Of The Natural Gas Market Good For Consumers Struggling To Make Electric Vehicles Mainstream Canada And Its Natural Resource Economy Challenge Warmists And Storm Damage; Here Is A Mindset Problem Read article »

Musings From The Oil Patch, June 24, 2014

In A World Of Oil Terrorism, Natural Gas Storage Is Crucial Compressed Natural Gas Vehicle Economics Are Challenged The Impact Of Rig Efficiency On Drilling And Production Status Of The Climate Change Political Money War China Struggles With Pollution And Economic Growth The Importance Of Social Science In Environmental Debate Read article »

Musings From The Oil Patch, June 10, 2014

Transforming Energy Future Will Take More Than A Policy Tracking The Natural Gas Injection Season And Storage Build New Google Driverless Car To Revolutionize Auto Business EPA GHG Rules And Coal Plants: More Talk Than Action? Correction: Read article »

Musings From The Oil Patch,May 27, 2014

German Economic Data Points To Slow Growth – Energy, Too? On the Road Again: Just Me And The Trucks Latest Development In Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Saga Will The City Of The Future Be Automobile Free? Driverless Cars Will Be Energy’s New Disruptive Technology Energy, Economics, And Liberty – An Energy Colloquium The Potential Trap […]

Musings From The Oil Patch, May 13, 2014

Keystone XL Pipeline: The Job Killer Or Is It Dead? Understanding The Energy Options For The Power Market If More Violent Weather, Why Is Hurricane Forecast Benign? Obama And IPCC Wage Climate Change War For Green Fuels New Study Refutes Melting Greenland Glaciers Due To GHG Shareholder Returns – Another Aspect Of Era Of Austerity […]

Musings From The Oil Patch, April 29, 2014

NOIA’s Position On Offshore Contractor Regulation Shifts The Nine Lives Of The Keystone Denial Process Polar Vortex, Climate Change And Gas Storage Challenge Russia, Ukraine and The EU’s Energy And Climate Challenge Prized European Cars May Not Be All That Fuel-Efficient Sad Day For Academic Research, But Maybe They Were Joking? The Skyscraper Index Goes […]

Musings From The Oil Patch, April 15, 2014

Gas Storage Level Prompts Injection Guessing Game The Oil Industry’s Era of Austerity – Part Two Here Come The Offshore Wind Turbines – In Theory At Least Clothing Quality Article Morphs Into Environmental Concern UN IPCC Report Revives Fears Of Malthusian Future IMF’s Global Economic Outlook Hurts Energy Prospects Read article »

Musings From The Oil Patch, April 1, 2014

Does EIA Drilling Productivity Report Reflect Real World? Saudi Arabian Royal Succession Clarified But Not Resolved Ukraine, Europe’s Energy Situation And An American Rescue Are Renewables Helping Or Hurting Our Population? Energy CEOs Fail To Make The Grade At Barron’s Senate Democrats And The Public’s View Of Climate Change Read article »

Musings From The Oil Patch, March 18, 2014

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Musings From The Oil Patch, March 4, 2014

Keystone Pipeline: Scorched Earth or Merely A Prairie Fire? Oil Supply Disruptions Support Global Oil Prices Fewer December Bakken Wells Point Out Shale Challenge Will The Polar Vortex Drive Gas And Propane Prices Higher? Will The War On Climate Change Become The Next Syria? Read article »

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