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Spreading an Energy Revolution ONLY two or three years ago, consensus was building among pundits that we had reached peak oil, that the fossil fuel industry was in its dotage and that the world would suffer repeated energy price shocks in the transition...

The Municipal Bond World, According to John Derrick July 19, 2014 by Frank Holmes of U.S. Global Investors As we move into the second half of 2014, the Federal Reserve has continued to reduce its stimulus measures intended to boost the U.S. economy...

Guest blog post by Yana Popkostova, Policy Director, European Centre for Energy and Geopolitical Analysis. Accustomed the world has become over the past few weeks to implausible scenarios turning into reality: from Brexit to Trump presidential nomination...

Quote of the Week “If we stay at this [sub-$50 oil] price longer, then a third to a quarter of the [US] industry will go bankrupt. More activity could drive production, but that takes money and the US industry doesn’t have it anymore. We don’t believe...

Who is using the fuel of the future? A sailboat catches a breeze near a liquefied natural gas tanker off the coast of Skagen, Denmark. Photo courtesy of Flickr. While energy experts have promoted natural gas as a “bridge fuel” that can help the world...