Musings from the Oil Patch – September 13, 2011
Trying To Solve Mystery Of Missing Marcellus Resource Whither The Direction Of Natural Gas Markets In Job Search Obama Keeps Targeting Green Job Potentia World Wind Energy Market Continues To Grow Can A Government’s Business Policy Screw Up A Market? read more
Lifting the price
The decoupling of oil and gas prices that’s occurring in the mature US markef heralds a progressive gas price decoupling from oil throughout the world. However, outside North America the world has been slow to adapt to this change. Here, Ruud Weijermars and Crispian McCredie, Alboran Energy Strategy Consultants, look at the worldwide pace of […]
Musings from the Oil Patch – January 4, 2011
Surprise Of 2011: Crude Oil Down And Natural Gas Up 2011 Another Year Of Robust Industry Capital Spending A Simmons’ Bet Matt Would Have Likely Doubled Down On Will China Prevent $5 A Gallon Gasoline Here? East Coast Blizzard And Snowy Europe = Climate Change? read more Source: Energy Musings
Musings from the Oil Patch – December 21, 2010
EIA Forecasts More Shale Gas Resources And Greater Use Natural Gas Vehicles And Hybrids Fighting For Market Share Canadian Study Tries To Start Adult Discussion Of Oil Sands Hurricane Forecast Calls 2011 Potentially Worse Than 2010 Climate Conference Ends With Minimal Accomplishments Administration’s Auto Mandates Raise Costs And Emissions A Merger Of Canada And The […]