Oil and Arab Unrest: The Price of Fear
Source: The Economist  (3/3/11)
"Saudi Arabia is traders' chief worry but it's also the world's chief hope." More >

Agreement Reached with Japanese on Clean Coal
Source: Leader-Post  (3/3/11)
"The agreement sets the stage for future information exchanges and research projects." More >

Oil Prices Slip Back on Reported "Peace Plan"
Source: BBC  (3/3/11)
"Analysts are skeptical the plan will halt the rise in crude." More >

Politics May Limit EPA on Natural Gas Rules
Source: New York Times, Ian Urbina  (3/3/11)
"Congress has pressured the agency to keep the focus of the new study narrow." More >

The Libyan Crisis: Where Are Oil Prices Going?
Source: Marin Katusa, Casey's Energy Report  (3/2/11)
"Right now, things are about as complicated as they get." More >

Just How Much Does High Oil Affect GDP?
Source: Forbes, Heather Struck  (3/2/11)
"GOP's $60B spending-cut proposal would affect GDP little, jobs a lot." More >

Buffett Quietly Became King of Wind Power
Source: Treehugger, Michael Richard  (3/2/11)
"Ãœber-investor's big green moves push his utility to #1 in the U.S." More >

First Deepwater Drilling Permit Issued Since Gulf Spill
Source: L.A. Times, Neela Banerjee  (3/2/11)
"Move stokes cautious optimism Monday among industry executives, gulf coast politicians." More >

Energy Agency Teams up with U.S. Military
Source: Technology Review, Kevin Bullis  (3/2/11)
"Oil dependence leaves soldiers 'too susceptible to supply and price shocks.'" More >

Libya Warns of $130 Crude
Source: Reuters  (3/2/11)
"Libya's unrest has created its worst energy crisis in decades." More >

Putin Orders Government to Rein in Fertilizer Prices
Source: Bloomberg, Lyubov Pronina and Marina Sysoyeva  (3/2/11)
"Putin calls for iron fist on a 'cartel-like' industry." More >

Rob Chang: Nuclear Power Growth Is Inevitable
Source: George Mack of The Energy Report  (3/1/11)
Long-term demand growth for uranium is a global story, with China expected to far exceed any other single nation in new nuclear plant construction over the next decade. Versant Partners Analyst Rob Chang looks for equity ideas that investors can play to leverage these growing requirements for uranium fuel. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Rob highlights some interesting companies. More >

U308 Stocks: How to Play the Coming Consolidation
Source: Jeb Handwerger, Gold Stock Trades  (3/1/11)
"Uranium stocks are pulling back to support and reversing higher." More >

IMF Warns on Sustained High Oil Prices
Source: Reuters, Sean Mattson  (3/1/11)
"Crude oil shipments from Libya are at a virtual standstill." More >

There Goes Libyan Oil
Source: Energy Tribune, Andres Cala  (3/1/11)
"Security of supply will be enforced with greater urgency." More >

Wind Power Gets Favorable Breeze from the Mideast
Source: Daily Finance, Bruce Kennedy  (3/1/11)
"DOE says wind power could generate 20% of U.S. electricity by 2030." More >

Nymex Crude Higher as Unrest Spreads to Iran
Source: Dow Jones, Jerry DiColo  (3/1/11)
"Oil futures remain >13% higher than before the crisis in Libya began." More >

Mass. Company Makes Oil from Water
Source: Before It's News  (3/1/11)
"New genetically engineered organism simply secretes diesel fuel or ethanol" More >

Report Warns of High Energy Consumption in China
Source: Xinhua News  (2/28/11)
"China's energy consumption may equal 5.1B tons of coal if left uncontrolled." More >

Iraq's Biggest Oil Refinery Shut by Armed Attack
Source: BBC  (2/28/11)
"Key production facility severely damaged, officials hope for near-term partial restart." More >

Shale Gas in New Brunswick
Source: Gas Investing News, Dave Brown  (2/28/11)
"Shale gas-related industrial development may considerably benefits the region's economy." More >

A New World Order
Source: Joel Hanley, The Barrel  (2/28/11)
"History is being made with Asia's rise in the oil markets." More >

There Goes the First Sector
Source: Toby Connor, Gold Scents  (2/24/11)
"I think we'll see $5 gasoline when the USD collapses in late spring." More >

Marshall Adkins: Disparity Means Higher Oil Prices
Source: George Mack of The Energy Report  (2/24/11)
WTI oil is trading at a significant discount to Brent crude, but Raymond James Director of Energy Research Marshall Adkins argues that true energy demand will ultimately bring WTI in line with global oil prices. "It's just a matter of time," he says. Marshall reveals how equity investors can profit from oil service providers in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report. More >

Oil Prices Climb Again, Wall Street Sweet and Sour
Source: New York Times, Matthew Saltmarsh  (2/24/11)
"Clamor for sweet crude may push already rising U.S. prices up." More >