Musings Newsletter

• Electric Vehicle Success Could Impact Oil Market
• Refuge For Those Worried About Rising Sea Levels
• Global Oil Prices Propped Up By Political Tensions
• The Browning Newsletter’s Analysis Of The “New Normal”

Musings From The Oil Patch, August 206, 2013 Read More

• Baker Hughes New Well Data Leads To Activity Questions
• Tapping The Petroleum Industry’s Money Pot
• President Obama, Keystone XL And Unhelpful Canada
• Death Of The Father Of Fracking – Changing The Industry
• India Addresses Wind’s Flaw While Europe And U.S. Ignore It
• TransCanada’s Energy East Line – Answer For Keystone?

Musings From The Oil Patch, August 6, 2013 Read More

• Shale Alters Energy Market, But Players Face Challenges
• Regulator Change At BSEE Might Become Industry Nightmare
• Transportation And Developing Economies Drive Oil Use
• Is It The End Of The Commodity Super-Cycle?
• Is Barack Obama A Modern-Day Marie Antoinette?
• Is Midland’s 58-Story Tower A Symbol Of The Oil Boom?
• Visual Impact Of The Power Of Eagle Ford Formation

Musings From The Oil Patch, July 23, 2013 Read More

• Foreigners Asking For Certainty Should Read U.S. History
• Learning How Much Climate Scientists Don’t Know
• Natural Gas Output Continues Up Despite Rig Count Drop
• Rhode Island, Electric Cars And A Revolution?
• Obama Climate Speech Confuses Keystone Analysis
• More Analysts Questioning End Of Auto Love-Affair
• Defending Against Rising Sea Levels Still Ignores Reality

Musings From The Oil Patch, July 9, 2013 Read More

• Popular Symbol Of Global Warming May Not Be Threatened
• What China’s “Small City-ization” Does For Energy Demand?
• Three Cheers For The U.S. Oil Industry! Hold The Predictions
• How To Deal With Climate Change And Rising Sea Levels

Musings From The Oil Patch, June 25, 2013 Read More

• Canadian Oil Forecast Highlights Challenges Facing Industry
• Battle Over Industrial-Size Wind Turbines In Rhode Island
• Global Warming Proponents Jump On Recent Tornadoes
• The Forces Eating Away At Gasoline Demand
• Alternatives Issue May Reflect Energy Executive Confusion
• Self-Driving Cars May Be Years Away From Hitting The Road

Musings From The Oil Patch, June 11, 2013 Read More

• Three Cheers For Mom And Other Road Trip Observations
• Stocks On A Tear; Energy Doing Well; Market Overvalued?
• Addressing The Economic Growth Challenges Of Europe
• Second LNG Terminal Okayed; Gas Export Debate Ongoing

Musings From The Oil Patch, May 28, 2013 Read More

• Here Come The Millennials – Good For Energy Demand?
• Activist Shareholder Exposes Shale Loss For Hess Energy
• Is It A World Of Plenty Or Old Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard?
• The Car Of The Future – Relax It Drives Itself
• Canada’s Oil Sands, Al Gore And The Ethics Of Oil
• Random Energy Thoughts

Musings From The Oil Patch – May 24, 2013 Read More

• Here We Go Again – EPA Slams State Dept. Keystone EIS
• It’s Not Urban, But It Is How Energy Legends Are Created
• Announcement Of Saudi Government Change Ignored
• Gas, Gas And More Gas – Domestic Resource Base Expands
• Oil Industry On Alert – Active Hurricane Season Forecast
• Random Energy Thoughts

Musings From the Oil Patch, April 30, 2013 Read More

• Obama Not Lacking Advice About Keystone XL Decision
• China And The Importance Of The South China Sea
• Do Two Months Make A Trend? Are Our Metrics Wrong?
• James Hansen Retires From NASA To Become An Activist
• Economics And Variability Of Renewables Hurting Mandates
• Random Energy Thoughts: Déjà Vu All Over Again?

Musings From the Oil Patch, April 16, 2013 Read More