WGC09: Gas Projects Need Long-Term Investment
Source: Oil & Gas Journal, Warren R. True  (10/7/09)
"With demand likely to recover more quickly than investments, that will put a squeeze on supply" More >

1,000 Years of Energy from Flaming Ice
Source: Christian A. DeHaemer, Wealth Daily  (10/7/09)
". . .the only fiscally feasible solution for powering the globe is hydrocarbon based." More >

CFTC May Tighten Enron Loophole on Natural Gas
Source: Bloomberg, Asjylyn Loder  (10/7/09)
"[CFTC] may impose new rules on 17 natural gas and power contracts offered on the Intercontinental Exchange Inc." More >

Autumn 2009's Inflation Time-Bomb
Source: Paul Tustain, BullionVault  (10/7/09)
It's not only the energy markets that threaten the 'low inflation' data now encouraging bondholders to keep buying. . . More >

UAE Adopts Nuclear Law
Source: World Nuclear News  (10/5/09)
". . .the country's energy demand is likely to double by 2020." More >

Global Emissions Strategies Make Yellowcake a Long-Term Investment
Source: The Australian, Robin Bromby  (10/4/09)
"Deutsche Bank believes exposure to uranium stocks is a solid long-term investment. . ." More >

EPA Moratorium of Appalachian Coal Project Permits Provoke Outrage
Source: Mineweb, Dorothy Kosich  (10/1/09)
"The Corps and the EPA have established a process for. . .surface coal mining activities that would discharge fill material into U.S. waterways." More >

Deep-Sea Oil Reigns Supreme for Byron King
Source: The Energy Report  (10/1/09)
Energy and resource sector expert Byron King tells Energy Report readers in this exclusive interview that he has not bought into the argument that the recession is behind us and he is absolutely sold on deepwater drilling and other plays that bode well for oil as long as the price stays above $70 a barrel. Meanwhile, he's hunting for new investment alternatives in the natural gas arena, and hoping to see the geothermal industry rebuild what he sees as its broken business model. More >

Crude Oil Inventories Continue to Rise
Source: Seeking Alpha, Bespoke Investment Group  (9/30/09)
". . .inventories up by 2.8 million barrels for the second month in a row. . ." More >

Boxer-Kerry Climate Bill Arrives Amid Praise, Criticism
Source: Oil & Gas Journal, Nick Snow  (9/30/09)
"Our addiction to foreign oil hurts our economy, helps our enemies, and risks our security." More >

Is U.S. Oil Demand Heading Higher?
Source: Investopedia, Eric Fox  (9/30/09)
"The [FHA] report for July 2009 shows that travel on all roads and streets increased by. . .2.3% on a YOY basis." More >

Carbon Trading May Dwarf That of Crude Oil
Source: CNBC, Trevor Curwin  (9/29/09)
"If carbon cap-and-trade becomes a reality, get ready for a potential multi-trillion dollar commodities market. . ." More >

Clean Coal in China to Face Staggering Costs—Report
Source: SteelGuru  (9/29/09)
". . .costs will total as much as US$400 billion over 30 years to install systems to capture carbon. . .in China" More >

Clean Tech Investments Soar Worldwide in Q3 Report
Source: Reuters  (9/28/09)
"There is a lot of momentum and there are a lot of deals in the pipeline." More >

Merkel's Victory Brightens Germany's Nuclear Future
Source: Nuclear Engineering International  (9/28/09)
"It is now likely that Germany's 17 nuclear power plants. . .will have their lives extended for 10 to 15 years." More >

Uranium Remains Undervalued
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli  (9/28/09)
"Talbot and Dundee Securities. . .expect demand to surpass supply within the next decade. . ." More >

The Past, Present, and Future of Geothermal
Source: Kyle Haas, Energy & Capital  (9/28/09)
As the Senate prepares to consider the climate bill, public focus will soon shift to the contentious topic of climate change and energy reform. Emissions reduction legislation will mean more momentum for renewable energy sources, and one of the brightest spots in the world of renewables is geothermal energy. More >

Nigeria Set to Become World's Second Largest Supplier of LNG
Source: allAfrica  (9/27/09)
". . .the domestic market is expected to see an unprecedented growth in utilization." More >

Hong Kong Secures Nuclear Supply
Source: World Nuclear News  (9/25/09)
"The Daya Bay nuclear power plant will continue. . .after the approval of a 20-year contract extension." More >

Alex Burgansky: Russian Oil & Gas Industry Surprises Analysts
Source: The Energy Report  (9/24/09)
Renaissance Capital oil and gas analyst Alex Burgansky, who ranks at the top of the list of sector analysts in Russia, shares his insights on the industry and its issues in this exclusive Energy Report interview. Alex worries that Russia's oil production will decline unless its tax regime stops discouraging investment that taps into the strong reserve base in core producing areas. More >

Two Great Conservative Ways to Trade Crude Oil
Source: Seeking Alpha, Rolfe Winkler  (9/23/09)
". . .crude is in a multi-month uptrend and forming a bullish rising wedge." More >

$11.3 Billion for Renewable Energy
Source: Nick Hodge, Energy & Capital  (9/23/09)
I do hope you're finally taking advantage of the "profit bridge" I've been telling you about. . .In case you're not up to speed, the "profit bridge" is the investment opportunity created when projects are funded by federal dollars. And in the age of bailouts and stimuli. . . the bridge is bigger than ever. More >

A Look at Strategic Oil Reserves—Who's Buying Oil?
Source: Marin Katusa, Casey Energy Opportunities  (9/23/09)
As the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) approaches capacity (721.5 million barrels filled out of a total possible 727 million, and will be filled by January 2010), the federal government will fade out of the oil-buying business. . . More >

Obama to Press G20 Leaders to Cut Fossil Fuel Subsidies That Benefit Big Business
Source: The Guardian,Suzanne Goldenberg  (9/23/09)
"In the last six years, oil and coal producers got $72bn in tax breaks compared with $29bn for renewable energy." More >

Uranium to Hit $95/Lb!
Source: uranium-stocks.net  (9/23/09)
"Just to keep us listening, the figure of $150/lb is thrown into the talk." More >