Uranium Romance to Be Rekindled?
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli  (2/10/09)
"Despite the setbacks caused by the global economic crisis, many believe uranium mining will remain lucrative." More >

Salazar Rejects Bush Drilling Plan
Source: Associated Press  (2/10/09)
"Salazar said any offshore energy plan must include a push for more renewable energy, principally wind power." More >

Enrichment Group to Grow
Source: World Nuclear News  (2/10/09)
"Ukraine is soon to join the international uranium enrichment project set up by Russia and Kazakhstan." More >

Oil Companies Vow To Maintain Exploration Efforts
Source: Oil & Gas Journal, Paula Dittrick  (2/10/09)
"Keep investing through the cycle. . .to maintain operating stability when the economy recovers." More >

Great Problems and Great Fortunes
Source: Goldmau.com, Andrew Mickey  (2/10/09)
"Peak oil, my a**! I've got hundreds of millions of barrels of the stuff in the Gulf [of Mexico]. We know where the oil is, we just can't get to it. . ." More >

OPEC Delays 35 Drilling Projects due to Falling Prices
Source: Oil & Gas Journal, Eric Watkins  (2/9/09)
"Current prices threaten the very sustainability of planned investment." More >

Uranium Seen at $80/lb. by Year-End - TradeTech
Source: Reuters  (2/9/09)
"Uranium prices could recover faster if the investor segment rekindles its interest." More >

How to Trade Oil ETF Volatility
Source: Seeking Alpha, Keith Schaefer  (2/9/09)
"Few investors realize it, but the oil ETFs give investors a monthly opportunity to make day trading profits on senior oil stocks." More >

Funds Fueling Green Energy Run Dry
Source: International Herald Tribune  (2/9/09)
"The United States, Australia and Japan can learn from the mistakes made in Europe. . .by insisting that industry buy carbon permits from the outset instead of getting them for free, and by creating a carbon bank." More >

Alternative Energy - the Investment for 2009?
Source: Belfast Telegraph  (2/9/09)
". . .many think it will be one of the first sectors to emerge from the current financial quagmire." More >

Scotland Dithering over Nuclear Power Plants
Source: Uranium Stocks Newsletter  (2/9/09)
"There is no more time for discussion, these power plants should be under construction right now." More >

ETF Investors Mistakenly Stock Up on USO: Buy USL Instead
Source: Seeking Alpha, Index Universe  (2/9/09)
"Investors are pouring money into the United States Oil Fund (USO) right now. They must be out of their minds." More >

"Green Growth" Puts Climate Spend in Focus
Source: Reuters  (2/5/09)
"The United States, Europe and other nations will spend about $100 billion on projects to fight climate change under economic stimulus plans. . ." More >

Uranium Glows Ever Hotter in the UK
Source: Investors Chronicle, Martin Li and Mark Robinson  (2/5/09)
"With little new generating capacity currently being developed, the UK risks a power supply crunch in just six years' time." More >

Back to the Future for U.S. Oil Refiners
Source: Seeking Alpha, Bob van der Valk  (2/5/09)
"The theory of the Invisible Hand of competition* is back to the future on matching product supply with demand." More >

Bill Mandating 25% of U.S. Energy from Renewables by 2025
Source: Seeking Alpha, Ucilia Wang  (2/5/09)
"The lawmakers claim that the two bills together would create more than 500,000 jobs while saving people more than $180 billion in energy costs." More >

Oil and Uranium High on Peter Grandich’s Shopping List
Source: The Energy Report  (2/5/09)
Veteran Wall Street watcher and investment adviser Peter Grandich, creator and producer of The Grandich Letter, broke away briefly from his recent blogging to tell The Energy Report readers what he likes looking forward – oil (between $35 and $40), uranium and. . .Canadian banks. More >

The Hidden Leverage of Oil ETFs
Source: Seeking Alpha, Sean Hannon  (2/4/09)
"If oil rallies, we should see the substantial contango switch to backwardation and deliver strong performance to those owning USO." More >

U.S. States Should Hedge Their Oil
Source: Seeking Alpha, Gregor Macdonald  (2/4/09)
"The product that could be hit hardest with global government spending is diesel." More >

Spot Uranium Price Slips; Exploration Continues
Source: Uranium Investing News  (2/2/09)
"For the time being, news of delays could firm the market, especially if bulls can convince the rest of the uranium players that global demand threatens to outstrip supply." More >

Energy Loan Program with No Projects May Get Funds
Source: Bloomberg  (1/29/09)
"Congress is planning to direct at least $10 billion in economic stimulus funding to an Energy Department loan guarantee program. . ." More >

U.S. Wind Power Sees Record '08; '09 Likely to Bring Harder Times
Source: Seeking Alpha, Greentech Media  (1/29/09)
". . .last year saw a 50% increase in the nation's wind power resources for a total of 25 gigawatts, enough to power approximately 7 million homes." More >

Oil Prices Poised for a Big Rise by Year End
Source: Seeking Alpha, ManagingMoney.com   (1/29/09)
"We look for oil to be in the $70/barrel range this fall. . ." More >

Oil Falls on U.S. Supply Gain
Source: Bloomberg  (1/29/09)
"Crude oil fell after U.S. crude stockpiles increased more than forecast . . ." More >

How Obama Will Influence Energy Stocks
Source: Marin Katusa, Casey Energy Opportunities  (1/29/09)
One might think the United States would be charging hard on energy security as well as border and other kinds of security in its Global War on Terror campaign. Not so. For example, America imports some 12 million barrels of oil per day, yet maintains a Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) whose maximum is 727 million barrels (and its inventory is currently lower, 701 million barrels, because the government cut off shipments to it last year in an effort to modulate gasoline prices.) More >