Every month the US EIA (Energy Information Administration) publishes production estimates for shale gas and LTO (light tight oil AKA
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The Hydrogen Hype (All Over Again): A More Realistic Perspective on the Future of the Hydrogen Economy
Hydrogen’s role in the energy sector has oscillated between periods of enormous hype and subsequent doses of cold realism. Initially
The Revealing History of Neoliberalism and Energy
unravels how neoliberalism transformed energy and enabled vast privatisation and further degraded democratic governance
The Nuclear Gravy Train Just Keeps Rolling Along
Over the last two decades, as public concerns have grown about climate change some high-profile activists have concluded that more
35 Reasons Why Oil Production Might Decline
Putin’s war in Ukraine wars somewhere, anywhere sanctions on Russia lack of access to Russian oil and gas trade war
‘The world remains on an unsustainable path’ – bp’s new Review of World Energy Statistics
Every year, early in the summer, bp produces its Statistical Review of World Energy. Unlike many other energy publications, the
The Natural Gas Paradox
Perhaps we should call September international gas month. To start with, we (in Britain) have serious problems with natural gas
Distraction and an Illusion
A lot of people seem to think that fracking has ended the global oil crisis and regional gas situation, but