Natural Gas, Oil Will Revolutionize Energy Consumption And Electric Energy Generation Into 2040 My current day job involves the inner workings of the electric utility industry in the Midwest region. I work with a number of electric utilities and regional power generating partners. With this knowledge, I have centered my portfolio around natural gas, a … Continue reading Natural Gas, Oil Will Revolutionize Energy Consumption And Electric Energy Generation Into 2040→
Energy companies could learn a lot from the airlines If you’ve studied psychology, and specifically behavioral finance, you might be familiar with the concept of adversity quotient (AQ), which measures how well someone is able to face and cope with, well, adversity. It looks at how we use the tools given to us in order … Continue reading Energy companies could learn a lot from the airlines→
in Oil & Companies News 31/07/2015 Experts project robust growth in trading volumes on Nasdaq OMX Group’s new energy derivatives exchange, despite oil prices’ recent moves into bear market territory. After U.S. oil prices met the common definition of a bear market last week — by falling more than 20% from recent peaks, the Brent … Continue reading Oil’s bear market may challenge Nasdaq’s new energy futures exchange→
IEA: Oil Prices May Resume Downward Spiral — Energy Journal The International Energy Agency warned crude prices could resume a downward spiral as global demand for oil may slow next year, Benoît Faucon reports. “The bottom of the market may still be ahead,” the agency said in its closely watched monthly oil-market report. Global demand … Continue reading IEA: #Oil Prices May Resume Downward Spiral — Energy Journal→
The good, the bad and the ugly when oil giants shift to natural gas Six large European oil and gas companies recently announced a commitment to engage on climate policy, calling for a price on carbon. The now-emerging picture of their coordinated corporate talking points, however, leaves no doubt that promotion of natural gas is … Continue reading The good, the bad and the ugly when oil giants shift to natural gas→
Energy CEOs give their outlook for rest of the year CEOs from energy companies gathered Monday in New York for the RBC Global Energy & Power Executive Conference. CNBC ‘s “Power Lunch” host, Brian Sullivan, sat down with some of the top executives to talk about the outlook for the oil and gas industries during … Continue reading #Energy CEOs give their outlook for rest of the year→
The tanker market is sending a big warning to oil bulls Four months into oil’s rebound from a six-year low, the tanker market is sending a clear signal that the rally is under threat. A sudden surge in demand for supertankers drove benchmark charter rates 57 percent higher in the two weeks through May 20. … Continue reading The tanker market is sending a big warning to oil bulls→
U.S. Energy – It’s All About Supply Solid bipartisan support for important energy legislation is on display in the U.S. Senate, with members of a key committee considering a number of ways to increase access to domestic supplies of oil and natural gas – as well as bills ending 1970s-era restrictions on U.S. crude oil … Continue reading U.S. Energy – It’s All About Supply→
American Eagle Energy Becomes Fourth U.S. Bankruptcy Of The Oil Bust American Eagle Energy became the fourth U.S. energy producer to file for bankruptcy protection in the aftermath of the big drop in crude oil prices. The Colorado-based company that buys and develops oil wells in the Bakken oil fields of North Dakota and Montana … Continue reading #American_Eagle_Energy Becomes Fourth U.S. Bankruptcy Of The #Oil Bust→
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