Oil, Gas May 'Slingshot' Up After Credit Freezes Rigs
Source: Bloomberg, David Wethe  (4/8/09)
"The U.S. rig count has plunged by almost half." More >

Natural Gas Stocks: The Bottom Is Close
Source: Seeking Alpha, Keith Schaefer  (4/8/09)
"Thursday March 26 should have been a bloodbath for Nat gas prices and stocks. But it wasn't." More >

30 Years after 3-Mile Island, Nuclear Power Poised for Comeback
Source: Money Morning, Don Miller  (4/8/09)
"Flat out, there's just not enough 'yellow cake' to go around." More >

Saskatchewan to Consider Nuclear Power
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli  (4/7/09)
". . .Kazakhstan will overtake Saskatchewan as the world's largest producer this year - and that Australia could overtake it next year." More >

Japan, Venezuela Sign Broad Oil, Gas Cooperation
Source: Reuters  (4/6/09)
"Venezuela also agreed with four Japanese trading houses. . .to begin participating in the development of a gas field for liquefied natural gas." More >

Is Gold a Better Hedge than Oil?
Source: Seeking Alpha, Hard Assets Investor  (4/6/09)
"While oil appreciated at a rate better than gold and CPI over the long run, it may not be the better hedge." More >

Banking on Energy (Rather than Currency or Gold)
Source: Seeking Alpha, Chris Cook  (4/5/09)
"The concept is extremely simple, and it is that international trade should be denominated not in dollars, but in energy." More >

Top Performers: Uranium Stocks
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli  (4/3/09)
". . .[uranium] prices are still nearly 50% below their highs and with the imbalance in supply this is still prime time for investors to make smart uranium plays." More >

Obama, Lithium and Uranium
Source: Rick Mills, www.aheadoftheherd.com  (4/3/09)
The rechargeable power needs of our modern society has made lithium a serious player in the commodity markets and something for investors to seriously think about getting involved with. Each and every laptop, PDA, cell phone, and iPod sold makes lithium that much more valuable and interesting…Uranium and lithium could very well be an unbeatable combination to have in your portfolio, either one or both have the potential to be the next break-out investment. More >

Be Overweight Uranium Stocks
Source: Mineweb, Lawrence Williams  (4/2/09)
". . .RBC Capital Markets believes the supply side of the equation remains at risk, while demand appears to remain in line with expectations." More >

Iran Dangles Oil Carrot to Win Support
Source: Associated Press, Tarek El-Tablawy  (4/2/09)
"The strategy is not new for Iran, where the impact of the U.S. sanctions has been amplified by crude oil's price plummet." More >

George Topping: Sovereign Stockpiling Underway
Source: The Energy Report  (4/2/09)
With the prospect of 30 million pounds of uranium evaporating from the supply lines four years hence, Blackmont Capital research analyst George Topping sees sovereign stockpiling already beginning to make itself felt on the demand side of the equation. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, George says he sees the price nudging up to $65 by the end of this year, then to $70 in 2010, $80 in 2011 and $100 within five years. More >

Uranium Prices to Nearly Double by 2010
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli  (4/1/09)
"Long-term prices are still resting at $69.00 per pound U308." More >

U.S. Nuclear Sector to Rebound; New Profit Plays for Energy Investors
Source: Money Morning  (3/30/09)
"The revival faces many uncertainties, but will also reopen a vista of investment opportunities for energy-sector investors." More >

Qatar Oil Minister: $50 Crude 'OK' for 2009
Source: BusinessWeek, Diana Elias  (3/30/09)
"Qatar's oil minister said Monday he was 'OK' with crude oil at $50 per barrel for this year. . ." More >

5 Reasons Natural Gas Is Poised to Bounce Back
Source: Seeking Alpha, Andrew Mickey  (3/30/09)
". . .every time the price of natural gas drops. . .I get even more interested." More >

Has Oil Topped in the Near Term? Perhaps.
Source: Seeking Alpha, Raymond Micaletti  (3/26/09)
". . . crude has been trading like a ball being pushed underwater." More >

Michael Hall: Natural Gas - A Victim of Its Own Success
Source: The Energy Report  (3/26/09)
Where's the price of oil and gas going? The volatility in the today's market is unprecedented for commodities, which Michael Hall, lead publishing analyst at Stifel Nicolaus Research Team, believes will elicit a big spike in price. In this exclusive interview with the Energy Report, Michael sifts through theories and trends in the hyper-cyclical oil and gas business and discusses future implications of declining rig counts and what that means to domestic energy. More >

Cold Fusion a Possible Source of Power?
Source: Nuclear Engineering International  (3/25/09)
"Once called "cold fusion" this process may promise a new source of energy." More >

U.S. Bill Boosts Policing of Natgas, Power Markets
Source: Reuters, Tom Doggett  (3/25/09)
"It will allow FERC to act more like a cop catching a robber in progress, instead of trying to piece together what happened at a crime scene after the fact." More >

EPA Delays Hundreds of Mountaintop Mining Permits
Source: Associated Press, Dina Cappiello  (3/25/09)
"The EPA action stunned the coal industry. . ." More >

Consortium Selected for UK National Nuclear Laboratory
Source: World Nuclear News  (3/24/09)
"A consortium. . .has been selected as the Recommended Bidder to run the UK's National Nuclear Laboratory. . ." More >

Oil Defies Bearish Sentiment: Will Natural Gas Follow?
Source: Seeking Alpha, Sean Maher  (3/24/09)
"While it's hard to see oil prices doubling in the next year. . .it's quite feasible for U.S. gas from these levels." More >

Australian Coal May Face $3.5 Billion in Carbon Costs
Source: Bloomberg, Angela Macdonald-Smith  (3/24/09)
"The impact is going to be closure of some mines, shortening of mine lives, reduced investment and further job losses." More >

U.S. May Need More Foreign Oil as Drilling Falls
Source: Reuters, Joshua Schneyer  (3/24/09)
"I'd expect a sharp decline in U.S.-produced oil and gas a year or two from now." More >