All Posts from March, 2014
Managing climate risk
All energy sources, including carbon-based fuels, are necessary to meet future global energy demand growth as society manages climate change risks.
The price of prohibiting energy production
We know that energy development is good for the economy – both at the national and local level. So it stands to reason that policies that actively discourage energy development might prove economically harmful.
When it comes to trade, are rare earth metals any different from LNG?
What makes China’s rare-earth metals protectionism any different from what the Obama administration is doing on liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports?
“The greater the level of exports, the greater the benefits.”
If the administration truly wants to make “good policy decisions” when it comes to LNG exports, the pathway forward is remarkably clear.
Is the clock ticking for LNG exports?
The limited window of opportunity for U.S. natural gas producers to help serve the needs of customers around the world is closing fast.
EIA reports highest U.S. oil production in a quarter century
Further confirmation of the oil and natural gas industry’s contribution to American energy abundance can be found in the March 12 “This Week in Petroleum” from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
