Energy Production is Moving Upwards
The United Nations (UN) Environment
Programme, and numerous research organizations working in consortium found in a
recent report “the world’s nations
are on track to produce more...
China’s Descending Rise
China is in a sustained economic slowdown. This is causing malignant
unease among the political and economic leadership of the communist party in
Beijing that governs...
Russian Involvement in Venezuela is Troublesome for Western Hemisphere
The U.S.
Energy Information Administration (EIA) “projects that natural gas consumption in
Asia will continue to outpace supply.” With the future growth of natural gas
consumption concentrated...
A Century of Russia’s Weaponization of Energy
In 1985 a
joint meeting between U.S. President Ronald Reagan, and former Soviet leader,
Mikhail Gorbachev conveyed this enduring sentiment
during the height of the Cold War,...
Leading European Powers further throw Iran Nuclear Deal into Uncertainty
On July 14, 2015 led by the U.S., the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), otherwise known as the Iran nuclear deal went into...
U.S. Fracking Will Continue Its Forward March
The Abqaiq attack in Saudi Arabia by Iran,
or one of its proxies is the largest oil and petrochemical disruption in over
fifty years. Over 5.7...
Energy and Poverty
Energy and poverty are intertwined. In the
last ten years India according to the United Nations (UN) 2019 Multidimensional Poverty Index, lifted over 270 million...
Renewable Energy is a Brewing Geopolitical Catastrophe
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) “the world will spend $US 162 billion subsidizing renewable
energy (mainly solar and wind.” This money could be...
U.S. Is World’s Largest Producer of Fossil Fuels
The world
is using more, not less energy, with the United States (U.S.) leading this
surge. This fact will continue changing the world geopolitically, and bring
changes...
Renewable Energy Has High Hurdles for Europe and the U.S. to Overcome
The future for renewables (mainly, solar
and wind) shows growth, and wide-scale public, and private acceptance, but it
comes with a price. What
renewables have accomplished however,...