2013 Should Be the Turnaround Year for Uranium: David Talbot
Source: Zig Lambo of The Energy Report  (12/4/12)
After two years of uncertainty, David Talbot tells The Energy Report why he expects 2013 to be the year that the balance in the uranium energy equation finally begins its tilt toward the demand side, with 2014 marking a probable supply shortfall. Talbot discusses which uranium producers, developers and explorers he expects to benefit most from the coming market turn. More >

The Beverly Landfillies: New Technologies Turning 'Yuk' to 'Ka-Ching'!
Source: Jim Lane, Biofuels Digest  (12/4/12)
"Is it landfill or jet fuel? New technologies blur our ideas about waste." More >

Put These Shale Oil Fields on Your Radar for Energy Profits
Source: Tony Daltorio, Money Morning  (12/4/12)
"The shale oil fields in Oklahoma and South Dakota remain largely unknown to energy investors." More >

These Signs Point to Higher Oil Prices in 2013
Source: Ben Gersten, Money Morning  (12/3/12)
"Positive manufacturing data from China, the hopes for a fiscal cliff resolution and a subsequent market rally, along with the ever-present risk of violence and chaos in the Middle East, are all sending oil prices higher." More >

The Significant Impact of US Oil Production
Source: Frank Holmes, Frank Talk  (12/3/12)
"To benefit from these rising trends in production, look to U.S. oil refiners—they have two distinct advantages." More >

How to Pick Renewable Energy Stocks in Changing Markets: John McIlveen
Source: Zig Lambo of The Energy Report  (11/29/12)
It's impossible to generalize when it comes to renewable energy investments. Therefore, investors must approach opportunities on a case-by-case—and state-by-state—basis. But Jacob Securities Senior Vice President of Research John McIlveen knows how to pick his plays in any market environment. In this interview with The Energy Report, John McIlveen names his best bets. As always, safety first. More >

Rick Rule: A Global Perspective on US Energy Independence
Source: Karen Roche of The Energy Report  (11/27/12)
Could politicians' talk of the U.S. becoming energy self-sufficient be coming true? Rick Rule, founder and chairman of Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd., explains how world energy market dynamics will shift as the U.S. reaches natural gas exporter status. From oil, gas and uranium, to hydro and geothermal, with a detour into energy infrastructure plays, Rule shares the rules he invests by in this Energy Report interview. More >

Shale Gas Has Poland on Verge of Energy Boom
Source: Kent Moors, Oil & Energy Investor  (11/27/12)
"Polish officials have committed to a rapid development of unconventional gas." More >

The Red Queen Syndrome
Source: Rick Mills, Ahead of the Herd  (11/27/12)
"China has recently released its new energy plan and it effectively ends the pause on new nuclear construction." More >

Uranium Stocks to Benefit From Nuclear Resurgence
Source: Don Miller, Money Morning  (11/27/12)
"Nuclear power is poised to make a comeback." More >

In Search of the Next Bakken Shale Oil Field
Source: Tony Daltorio, Money Morning  (11/27/12)
"Even Alaska, already a vast oil producer, has large shale oil deposits ready to be exploited. Its North Slope shale formation may hold as much as 2 Bblb of oil." More >

The Huge Risk-Reward Scenario with East Africa Oil
Source: Jen Alic, Oil & Gas Investments Bulletin  (11/25/12)
"The new wealth being created by energy companies is a strong incentive for the different ethnic groups in East Africa to work together." More >

Keystone Oil Pipeline Decision Key to Obama's Energy Policy
Source: Tony Daltorio, Money Morning  (11/20/12)
"The U.S. State Department, which is ruling on the project, is currently conducting another environmental assessment on the Keystone oil pipeline project. This assessment will be concluded by the summer of 2013." More >

What Every Investor Should Know About Income and Growth: Kenny Feng
Source: George S. Mack of The Energy Report  (11/20/12)
More and more investors are catching on to the steady returns and market resilience that master limited partnerships (MLPs) have historically offered. And when MLP investors evaluate sector performance, they frequently use the Alerian MLP index as their benchmark of choice. Alerian maintains the standard indices for MLPs, and in this Energy Report interview, the company's president and CEO, Kenny Feng, explores some of the issues vital to income- and growth-seeking investors. More >

The Energy Upside of the Fiscal Cliff
Source: Kent Moors, Oil & Energy Investor  (11/20/12)
"A pronounced move down in the market usually results in energy share prices falling faster. But when the recovery occurs, energy leads shares up." More >

Designing the World’s First Floating LNG Export Terminal
Source: Keith Schaefer, Oil & Gas Investments Bulletin  (11/20/12)
"It looks like the little guy is going to be the first out of the gate." More >

James West Sees Catalysts in the Energy Sector
Source: The Energy Report Editors  (11/15/12)
As we head into the last quarter of the year, James West questions how important macroeconomic trends are for individual investors. But he does believe stock catalysts in the energy space are easier to understand than precious metals market forces. In this interview with The Energy Report, West updates us on some possible top performers in the space and what they're doing right. More >

The Rocky Path to US Energy Independence
Source: Kent Moors, Oil & Energy Investor  (11/15/12)
"Before you decide to declare 'energy independence,' take a look at some of the downside that may come with it." More >

Kenya Urges Oil Producers to Collaborate
Source: Jacinta Moran, Platts  (11/15/12)
"Kenya wants countries in the region to increase collaboration in infrastructure development and financing in order to bring newly discovered resources to market." More >

Election Results Bode Well for Renewables
Source: Mavis Scanlon, Energy Prospects West  (11/14/12)
"The tricky part will be translating the ability to work together into real policy drivers for renewables." More >

Oil and Gas Volatility Creates Winners and Losers: Robert Cooper
Source: Zig Lambo of The Energy Report  (11/13/12)
Price movements, distribution problems, drilling rig availability and regulatory factors have all come into play this year, providing both challenges and opportunities for junior companies, according to Robert Cooper, senior oil and gas analyst at Haywood Securities. But change has been good for some of the companies he follows, and in this interview with The Energy Report, he shares some names that are still sitting pretty. More >

IEA's Positive US Energy Outlook Hinges on the Fracking Fight
Source: Jeff Uscher, Money Morning  (11/13/12)
"The IEA forecasted that the U.S. will become the world's largest oil producer by 2020." More >

API Thinks Energy Was an Election Winner
Source: Gary Gentile, Platts  (11/13/12)
"After spending millions of dollars to promote positions championed by Mitt Romney and Republicans in Congress, the American Petroleum Institute issued the following post-election verdict: we won. Huh?" More >

US Shale Gas Won't Last Ten Years: Bill Powers
Source: Peter Byrne of The Energy Report  (11/8/12)
The shale gas "miracle" is overhyped and bound to disappoint. That's what energy expert Bill Powers argues in his upcoming book. But Powers tells The Energy Report that this could be a very good thing for oil and gas companies and their shareholders, and he is placing his bets accordingly. More >

Election Roundup: Who Are the Winners and Losers in Energy Markets?
Source: Rita Sapunor of The Energy Report  (11/8/12)
Energy policy was a pivotal issue in this year's presidential election, with Obama favoring clean energy, Romney championing coal and both candidates emphasizing the need for U.S. energy independence. President Barack Obama took the opportunity to reaffirm his stance in his victory speech, calling for bipartisan collaboration to face challenges, including "freeing ourselves of foreign oil." But he made no further mention of his energy policy agenda. What's next for energy investors? More >