Angelos Damaskos comments on how the energy industry will be impacted by the Japan earthquake, Middle Eastern unrest and continuing Eurozone problems.
A letter from Chris Huhne and EU Environment Ministers to the Guardian newspaper on 30% EU emissions cuts.
Gregory Scott of the NPRA warns of the potential damages to America’s economy if changes are ratified.
The American Public Gas Association comment on the US Department of Energy budget to 2012.
Shell has published its report Signals and Signposts.
Xavier Prevost, XMP Consulting, South Africa, provides a brief overview of the McCloskey Coal Conference 2011, which took place in Cape Town.
The disruption to coal production in Australia is prompting power producers to seek elsewhere for their coal supplies.
The latest EIC Monitor tracking new active and future projects across the global energy industry shows a slight downturn this quarter (Q4: October – December 2010), with the total value of project announcements down nearly 8%.
EPA study concludes natural gas emissions are higher than previously thought.
President Obama’s mixed message for natural gas in the State of the Union Address.
ExxonMobil’s energy outlook shows rising global energy demand, shift toward natural gas and energy efficiency gains.
Peabody Energy believes the world is in the early stages of a long-term supercycle for coal driven by increasing energy use in China, India and other emerging markets, global growth in steel consumption and a lack of alternative supplies with the cost and scale required.
Dr Stephen Mills, IEA Clean Coal Centre, UK, discusses clean coal technology developments in India.
The BP Energy Outlook 2030 is the first of BP’s forward looking analyses to be published after 60 years of producing definitive historical data in the BP Statistical Review of World Energy.
Original US stalwart of carbon offsets joins global exchange.