Sitemap - 2024 - Thoughts About Energy and Economics

In the 51 years since the Arab Oil Embargo, the U.S. became the world's largest crude oil and natural gas producer, transforming it from a net energy importer to a net energy exporter

Great news for U.S. Energy Industry and the Entire Economy

President Trump and Biden meet in front of a huge natural gas fire

ERCOT plans to connect to other southern power grids but will not have to sacrifice its independence from federal regulations

Politicians don't have to ban fossil fuels to achieve their "climate" goals. Instead, they use a host of covert methods.

If EPA policies cause U.S. electricity grids to fail, then what?

Good news for electricity consumers: Natural gas prices are stuck in the mud and show no signs of increasing anytime soon

The truth about wind turbines: the wind is not always blowing somewhere that matters

Kamala Harris said to be more anti-oil and gas than Biden

The Administration Surprises the Market with a Larger Than Expected Drawdown of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Driving Crude Oil prices UP

The Administration signals it may release more crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to help reduce gasoline prices before the 2024 presidential election

EPA says no new natural gas electricity generation; Texas says hold my beer

ERCOT Projects Texas Electricity Demand to Double by 2030: Opportunity or Impending Disaster?

The Administration may release more crude oil from the SPR to lower gasoline prices before the election

The Current Administration Declares War on the U.S. Oil and Gas Industry

The U.S. produced more crude oil in 2023 than any nation at any time despite over 200 legislative roadblocks imposed since the last presidential election

"Environmentalists and different folks are willing to destroy the environment in order to protect the environment," say fishermen in the Gulf of Maine

Bloomberg: "US Economy Scores a Win From the Bear Market in Natural Gas"

Revisited: Wind power output in Texas is trending down even as wind generation capacity increases

Wind power output in Texas is trending down even as wind generation capacity increases

U.S. breaks promise to supply Europe with LNG citing concerns about climate

The Carbon Tax Cliff

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