As Michael Brander tells it, in his book on the Scottish Highland Regiments , the Scottish Highlands produced, between 1740 and 1815 men for...
A LITTLE WORN - BUT STILL SEEKING AND PROVIDING INFORMATION ON ENERGY
As Michael Brander tells it, in his book on the Scottish Highland Regiments , the Scottish Highlands produced, between 1740 and 1815 men for...
When I first began this review of future production from the different oil producing countries about fifteen months ago , I produced this li...
When I originally started to write about the Alaskan fuel sources I had intended to write only about the oil and gas reserves in the state, ...
Back in 2008 Robert Rapier wrote a post on using coal in the making of ethanol , in which he referred back to a post he had written in 200...
The recent publication of the EIA review of Shale Gas has caught the world’s attention, and led to the perception that the coming decades ma...
A couple of weeks ago I reviewed the BP Energy Outlook to 2030, and noted, in passing, that there were a couple of assumptions that might ...
Well I trust that New Year’s Night went well for you, and tht you are all set for a Prosperous New Year. But what of the future for energy ...
The first part of my travel is now complete, and I have reached a place with a slightly slower pace of life, and one that is a little cooler...
Back when North Sea oil and gas were discovered the British Coal Industry was a powerhouse in the land. Coal gas was used for domestic cook...
One of the major planned bastions of the Obama Administration is intended to center about a change in the Energy Policy of the country. Gi...
This is the beginning of the new month and so time to have a quick check on how Russian production is getting along. It is somewhat inaccur...
I see that Jerome is a little upset with the NYT story about coal and renewable energy costs. In the story the question is raised as to h...