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The Top-Performing Energy Companies Of Q2
Coal Demand Rises, But Remains Below Peak Levels
Site Migration In Progress
If you found me here, please pardon the mess. I am currently migrating old posts to the new site, which itself is a work in progress. You will see many old posts show up, many […]
Petroleum Demand Still Setting Records
I continue to see reports each week that declare that the end of the oil age is at hand. But at some point, the models and projections have to be reconciled with the data. Although […]
Guest Post: Offshore Wind Power Cost Update
Today I bring you another post from returning guest Todd “Ike” Kiefer who draws some lessons from the decommissioning of the world’s first offshore wind farm. Mr. Kiefer’s biography can be found at the end […]
The Peak Oil Estimate You Won’t Believe: A Tale Of Two Sigmoids
Introduction Over the years, I have often pondered what the world’s ultimate oil production might be before it peaks and inevitably declines. I can recall around 2005-2007 on the website The Oil Drum, that there […]
The Ethanol Industry Braces For Impact
Last week the Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) reported that President Trump is preparing to direct the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to make a big change to the country’s Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS). The change is one […]
Meltdown At Gevo
I am currently reading the book The Frackers: The Outrageous Inside Story of the New Billionaire Wildcatters. The excess and greed of a few of those profiled is mind-boggling. Of particular note, the late Aubrey […]
Can U.S. Shale Oil Offset OPEC Production Cuts?
In an earlier article – Why OPEC’s Announced Cuts Are A Really Big Deal – I addressed some of the skepticism around the recent production cuts enacted by OPEC. Today I want to consider in more depth the […]