Week of April 27, 2009
1. Last Week 2. Some Economic Implications of Peak Oil 3. Quote of the Week Continue Reading
Production and Prices
Prices started last week above $52 a barrel, then fell sharply in sympathy with a Continue Reading
Natural Gas
US natural gas prices fell again last week to their lowest point in more than Continue Reading
Carbon
The petroleum industry is saying that the new standards will cost consumers billions of dollars Continue Reading
Briefs week of April 27, 2009
Saudi Arabia will pump about the same amount of crude in May as in April, Continue Reading
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Maybe I’ve been wrong all along—maybe just believing is enough. Maybe we don’t have to actually use less oil now or ever. Maybe all we have to do is imagine we’re using less oil.
Week of April 20, 2009
1. Last Week 2. Interview with Matt Simmons, Part 3 3. Quote of the Week Continue Reading
Production and Prices
Oil prices started last Monday at $52 a barrel, quickly fell to circa $50, and Continue Reading
Off-Shore Drilling
US Interior Secretary Salazar has been traveling around the country conducting hearings on whether to Continue Reading
EPA
Last week the White House reversed long-standing policy and permitted the EPA to issue a Continue Reading