Musings Newsletter

• 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 Of Correlation Versus Causation

Musings From The Oil Patch,May 27, 2014 Read More

• 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
• The Latest Attempt To Harness Higher Atmospheric Winds

Musings From The Oil Patch, May 13, 2014 Read More

• 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 Global – Should Saudi Beware?

Musings From The Oil Patch, April 29, 2014 Read More

• 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

Musings From The Oil Patch, April 15, 2014 Read More

• 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

Musings From The Oil Patch, April 1, 2014 Read More

• It’s Official – Oil Industry Enters The New Era Of Austerity
• The Euphoria Surrounding Automobile Market Is Faltering
• The Climate Battle Within NASA Makes For Comical Relief
• U.S. Social Trends Have Long-term Impact On Energy Use
• The Challenges Facing Saudi Arabia Include More Than Oil

Musings From The Oil Patch, March 18, 2014 Read More

• 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?

Musings From The Oil Patch, March 4, 2014 Read More

• Positive Keystone EIS Ignites Scorched Earth Environ Strategy
• Understanding Oil Industry Restructuring Currently Underway
• LNG And Challenges Facing Global Gas Market
• Do Recent Auto Trends Portend Problems For Energy?
• Here Is An Example Of Why Private Equity Likes Energy?

Musings From The Oil Patch, February 18, 2014 Read More

• Auto Sales Are Back But What About Electric Vehicles?
• Lower Oil Price Outlook Hurts OFS Stock Outlook
• Weather Forecast Failures Create Energy Opportunities
• Delaying Keystone While Creating Anti-fossil Fuel Legacy
• The Dividend Vs. Share Buyback Debate Continues

Musings From The Oil Patch, January 21, 2014 Read More