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The Real Target: Affordable, Abundant Natural Gas

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Mark Green
Posted July 21, 2011

Drilling Down Into The Oil Reserves Numbers

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Mark Green
Posted June 1, 2011

Gasoline Prices Update

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Mark Green
Posted May 27, 2011

Energy, Earnings and Governments' Fair Share

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Mark Green
Posted April 29, 2011

Higher Energy Taxes or Hands off America's Cupcakes

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Mark Green
Posted April 26, 2011

Update on Oil and Gasoline Prices

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Jane Van Ryan
Posted April 15, 2011

Wondering about the factors that cause the fluctuations in global oil and gasoline prices? News articles that have appeared over the past several days attribute the climb to instability in the Middle East, the decline in the dollar's value, and growing demand in China and India. A couple of days ago, Bill O'Reilly of the O'Reilly Factor once again blamed oil companies, asserting that they can raise prices at will. With all due respect to O'Reilly, it's clear that he doesn't understand how the markets work.

Shale Gas Emissions Study: Garbage In, Garbage Out

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Jane Van Ryan
Posted April 13, 2011

Calling it "an annual rite of spring," Energy In Depth (EID) debunks the latest Cornell "study" on emissions from shale gas development. Although the study got the attention of The New York Times and other major publications, EID points out on its blog that this isn't the first time that Cornell University Professor Robert Howarth has issued studies or abstracts alleging that shale gas production, especially the process of hydraulic fracturing, emits more methane than previously thought. His goal: casting a pall on the environmental benefits of using clean-burning natural gas.

Your Energy Questions - Answered

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Mark Green
Posted April 1, 2011

Administration Misses Energy Reality

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Mark Green
Posted March 30, 2011

We Need a Coherent Energy Policy - Not Incoherent Politics

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Mark Green
Posted March 24, 2011

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