Sunday, November 13, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
LNG exports look solid as Cheniere lands customer - Houston Chronicle
LNG exports look solid as Cheniere lands customer - Houston Chronicle A big step to making Nat gas export a reality.
Monday, October 3, 2011
N. American oil production rising
Houston Chronicle 10/28/2011 The fundamentals that will allow the US to finally adopt a coherent energy strategy are falling in line.
Lots of long term investment in Nat Gas
Globe & Mail 9/30/2011 Shale gas gives plastics sector new lease on life
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
UPDATE: Sasol Hones In On US Natural Gas As Road Fuel
UPDATE: Sasol Hones In On US Natural Gas As Road Fuel Demand may increase sooner rather than later.
Friday, September 9, 2011
John Hanger's Facts of The Day: Gas Could Slash Carbon Emissions To Pre-1980 Level...
John Hanger's Facts of The Day: Gas Could Slash Carbon Emissions To Pre-1980 Level...: Canada's announcement that it would phase out coal-fired power plants produces a thought experiment. What would US carbon emissions be if g...
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Friday, July 29, 2011
The Centrist Cop-Out - NYTimes.com
The Centrist Cop-Out - NYTimes.comSeems to me that one of the most extreme voices has got it right. Folks in my neighborhood like to say the president is a socialist, but the evidence suggest he is pretty far right of center. Have to admit I was outraged, when i heard John Boehner argue "President Obama hates it. Harry Reid hates it. Nancy Pelosi hates it. Why would Republicans want to be on the side of President Obama, Harry Reid, and Nancy Pelosi [is] beyond me." Has he lost his mind? Has he forgotten that he is an American and that should be more important than political jihad? I think Krugman has it right in his piece. Media and politicians that are married to access and fund raising have really taken us down a rocky path.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Me thinks we all protest too much » Questerre Energy
Me thinks we all protest too much » Questerre Energy This is an interesting take on the topic of shale gas development bu Mike Binnion CEO of Questerre.
Monday, July 18, 2011
Clashing Views on the Future of Natural Gas - NYTimes.com
Clashing Views on the Future of Natural Gas - NYTimes.com Not too sure how often thsi happens, but the NYT acknowledges and justifies criticism of Ian Urbina and his shoddy shale gas stories.....
Thursday, July 14, 2011
So the water was not ruined by the evil drilling......
The limited coverage (WENY-TV News - Local News) of drilling related contamination claims that turn out to be wrong just baffles me. The truth and even-handed presentation of facts just doesn't seem to matter. I clearly remember seeing the story that a lady's hair was falling out because her well was contaminated, but the only other place I saw that the DEP determined there was no contamination or problem caused by Chief was an industry rag and the Houston (yes, Texas) Chronicle. Personally, I would think that the local media might find high levels of naturally occurring barium in local water sources to be pretty big news. I would sure like to know that I am at risk and should test my water......
Monday, July 11, 2011
great piece on the real problem of methane migration.
News - The Times-Tribune
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
NYT "sources" exposed
Articles & Commentary I was a little surprised to read an official with the Dallas Fed was a critic of shale gas drilling. I never dreamed that the NYT was this far off base. Pretty disappointing information. There are plenty of issues natural gas (shale development) that merit serious analysis and conversation, not sure why the Times is wasting its time and sacrificing its credibility ginning up sensational stories without much merit....
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Lawmakers urge probes into estimates for gas drilling | Star-Gazette | stargazette.com
Lawmakers urge probes into estimates for gas drilling | Star-Gazette | stargazette.com Just when I think the rhetoric out of NY can't get any sillier.
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