Articles in Mineral Fuels
International Energy Agency says that excess natural gas over next 10 years will curtail investment into alternative energy.
Kenneth Deffeyes, author of When Oil Peaked, says oil peaked in 2005 and within 100 years the world …
Global Arab Network says that Saudi Arabia with the largest proven reserves of worldwide oil is developing alternative energy.
Rice University reports that enacting a Renewable Energy Standard (RES) is less effective than electric cars to …
Bloomberg reports, in 2009 world governments provided $43B in subsidies to renewable energy and biofuels and, more than 10 times as much, $557B to subsidize fossil fuels.
840,000 gallons of tar sands oil has spilled from …
BP has approached several sovereign wealth funds for cash to fend off takeover bids while it deals with the Gulf Spill.
Chevron’s second-quarter earnings tripled due to higher oil and natural gas prices and better refining …
Drilling proponent is still all for oil exploration, but now wants to know the true costs including safety precautions.
“Gulf Spill” is trickier than “Exxon Valdez” and “Three Mile Island.” Exxon Valdez changed the way the …
Alberta oil sands could be stabilizer in world peace because they are an alternative to foreign oil dependence.
Chevron Qatar Energy Technology and GreenGulf signed memorandum to jointly study solar energy technologies in Qatar.
Gulf of Mexico …
Quicksilver Resources reports over 10 years of life left in their Barnett Shale oil and gas projects.
Oil prices rose more than 2% today, coming back from a two-week slump — stock market rallied and the …
Thailand looking at nuclear, biofuels and solar energy to avoid costly imported oil and gas.
T. Boone Pickens says natural gas is at a tipping point; it’s abundant, cheap, clean and it’s belongs to the USA.
Letter …
Obama’s plan to increase cost of fossil fuels: oil, natural gas and coal, by increasing taxes will lead to increased power, gas and food costs; opponents rant that 80% of first $1B in renewable energy …
Pickens Plan still hoping for legislation to encourage increased natural gas use for the U.S.’s heavy-duty fleet vehicles.
Cheaper natural gas and the difficulty in obtaining wind turbine loans have sent wind turbines scheduled for Texas …

