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Making the Case for US Energy Exports
The US energy landscape today compared with 10 years ago is virtually unrecognizable, as the script with regard to import-dependent demand has been flipped to a potential export story. The seemingly...
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Energy News Roundup: Oregon Offshore Wind Pilot Project Moves Forward
A 30-megawatt offshore wind pilot project will use 5 floating turbines to generate electric power routed back to the mainland in Coos Bay, Oregon. “We’re not as anxious to commercialize it, but it’s...
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Energy News Roundup: Mexican Energy Reforms Take Shape and US Natural Gas...
The secondary laws needed to enact Mexico’s historic constitutional changes that break state oil company Pemex’ 75-year monopoly on oil & gas development will reportedly be released mid-March....
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Analyzing the Gas Interconnection Between Chile and Argentina
Overview This paper focuses on evaluating the gas interconnection between Chile and Argentina from 1994 to 2009. In order to attain this goal the article describes the negotiation process between The...
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Energy News Roundup: Tesla’s Battery Factory, Baghdad-Erbil Oil Exports and...
States are battling to entice Tesla Motors to construct a $5 billion lithium-ion battery plant within their borders that could bring as many as 6,500 jobs. This Greentech Media article highlights...
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LNG Exports to Make US Electricity Bills Jump
Countering the Russian incursion into Crimea, the House Energy and Power Committee is debating multiplying American LNG exports, and sending shale gas in liquid form to countries overseas, a move that...
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Energy Quote of the Day: ‘Hopefully We’ll Find Religion on Infrastructure Soon’
This quote is not in reference to the highly-politicized Keystone XL oil pipeline project, as one might first assume, but was made with regard to New England natural gas pipeline constraints that cause...
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