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By Allen Brooks on December 4, 2018
Trials And Tribulations Of Wind Power Raise Economic Issues Deepwater Wind Sale: A Sign Of Offshore Wind’s Arrival? Why Is General Motors Pushing For EV Tax Credits? IMO 2020 May Not Be As Disruptive As Some Have Thought Alberta To Buy Rail Cars, But Then Moves To Cut Oil Output Read article »
Posted in Energy Musings | Tagged Alberta oil actions, DeepWater Wind, GM and EV tax credits, IMO 2020, Musings From the Oil Patch, Wind power LCOE
By Allen Brooks on July 5, 2011
Natural Gas Shale Debate Becomes Front Page News! Maybe Offshore Rhode Island Wind Moves Forward Encana-PetroChina Deal Collapse: Canary In The Gas Well? Being Green Or Creating Green Economy Not Easy Politics Of Oil Rises To A New Level With Oil Release Clueless RI Media Lauds Opposition To Hess LNG Terminal read more Source: Energy […]
Posted in Energy Musings | Tagged Block Island wind farm, Cutbank Ridge, DeepWater Wind, Eagle Ford shale, EnCana, Enron, Gas shale, George Mitchell, green energy, green jobs, Hess LNG, horizontal drilling, hydraulic fracturing, hydropower, IEA, Kermit, LNG market, Musings From the Oil Patch, National Grid, PetroChina, Ponzi scheme, strategic oil reserves, UER, wind energy, wind turbines
By Allen Brooks on June 21, 2011
Future Of Petroleum Framed By Politics And Economics Environmentalists Hit BOEMRE With Suit Over Gulf Permits Green Energies Clash And Suffer Under Renewable Mandate Is High Unemployment Destined As The New Normal? People Starting To Connect Dots Of Renewable Energy Cost U.S. Hurricane Forecast Explains How 2011 Could Be Worse read more Source: Energy Musings
Posted in Energy Musings | Tagged 2011 hurricane forecast, AccuWeather, Appomattox prospect, Arab spring, Block Island offshore wind, BOEMRE, Bonneville Power Authority, commodity prices, Corps of Engineers, DeepWater Wind, hydroelectric power, ImpactWeather, Israeli peace with Egypt, Luddite Fallacy, Macondo, Musings From the Oil Patch, National Resources Defense Council, OCS lease sales, oil prices, OPEC, salmon and steelhead fish, Saudi Aramco accelerated transformation program, Shell Oil, unemployment, wind power
By Allen Brooks on May 23, 2011
“And I Can’t Wait To Get On The Road Again” Government, Energy Efficiency And Dirty Clothes New England Wind Projects Struggle To Move Forward The Economic Pain Of Gasoline Prices Wind Energy Rebound Confronting Economic Challenges The Green Energy Movement In Ontario May Be Changing NOAA 2011 Hurricane Forecast Repeats Last Year’s Pattern read more […]
Posted in Energy Musings | Tagged AccuWeather 2011 hurricane forecast, Atchafalaya basin, barges on Mississippi River, Cape Wind, Colorado State University 2011 hurricane forecast, Cracker Barrel, DeepWater Wind, front-loading washers, gasoline pump prices, green energy, hand-crank washers, McDonald’s, Musings From the Oil Patch, NOAA 2011 hurricane forecast, Ontario PM2.5 concerns, road trip, top-loading washers, washing machines, wind power
By Allen Brooks on November 23, 2010
Separating Wheat From The Chaff Of Unconventionals Fuel Economy And Electric Vehicles – The Future Vision Northern Hemisphere Wind Speeds – Wind Energy Problem? Taxes And A Rapidly Changing Ethanol Market Offshore Wind Conference Points Out Jobs Problem read more Source: Energy Musings
Posted in Energy Musings | Tagged 100 years of gas supply, AWS Truepower, Cape Wind, DeepWater Wind, E-10, E-15, electric vehicles, Electrification Coalition, Environmental Protection Agency, ethanol, ethanol blender credit, EVs, Fleet Electrification Roadmap, gas shales, green jobs, Musings From the Oil Patch, Nature Geoscience, North American gas, Northern Hemisphere wind speeds, Siemens AG, vehicle fleet fuel efficiency, wind power