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Michele AcerraJanuary 7, 2008
Oil-eating bacteria could improve the exploitation of tar sands and heavy-oil reservoirs
Analysis of: Oil-eating bacteria make light work of heavy fuel | intl.emboj.org
Author: Michele Acerra, Independent Consultant, Michele Acerra
A very interesting article, published on 12- 12-07 by K. Sanderson in Nature magazine reports on a study by a team of Canadian, Norwegian and English researchers headed by Dr. Larter of Calgary Univ. The study explored how naturally occurring bacteria deep down in the Earth break...
Rowland SheardNovember 19, 2007
Malaysian company Petronas proposes takeover of UK Gas Storage Company
Analysis of: UK Gas Storage market | www.hemscott.com
Author: Rowland Sheard, Managing Director, Energy Links Consultancy
The UK Gas market is short of storage due to the tailing off of UK gas reserves. Most new gas storage projects are associated with existing major market players. Star Energy is one of the few credible independent storage players.
Sam TimpanoNovember 16, 2007
Glycerol-valuable byproduct of biofuel production
Analysis of: Cooking Up More Uses for the Leftovers for Biofuel Production | www.nytimes.com
Author: Sam Timpano, President, Sam Timpano & Associates
Glycerol will have an increasing value in the production chain of biofuels as increasing utilization of biodiesel in the EU and other countries whose main transport fuel is diesel and as ethanol production in the US shows the failure of the corn derived ethanol program and other feedstock has to...
Sam TimpanoNovember 15, 2007
Merits to Military backing coal to liquid fuel
Analysis of: Big Coal Tries to Recruit Military to Kindle a Market | online.wsj.com
Author: Sam Timpano, President, Sam Timpano & Associates
The author indicates that oil prices above $50 per barrel will permit these plants to operate profitably. If that is the case and the developers can overcome the environmental issues facing these plants, this technology has merit and should be studied in greater depth from both a National Security stance...
Sam TimpanoNovember 14, 2007
$100 oil is only a technical hurdle to higher pricing
Analysis of: Why $100 Oil Can't Float | online.wsj.com
Author: Sam Timpano, President, Sam Timpano & Associates
Geopolitical and global economic pressures will drive oil pricing beyond $100 per barrel. It is not a matter of if, only a matter of time. Supply and storage are not that much of a factor in the current pricing mechanism and for whatever comfort consumer countries want to draw from data suggesting that...
Michele AcerraOctober 29, 2007
Ethanol and the US energy policy.
Analysis of: Ethanol's Water Shortage | online.wsj.com
Author: Michele Acerra, Independent Consultant, Michele Acerra
WSJ’s article “Ethanol Water Shortage”  summarizes very well ethanol from corn shortcomings and why subsidizing it is not a solution to America’s transportation fuels. Ethanol from corn is probably the worst renewable fuel as its production has a negative energy balance, i.e. it requires more...
Bill DerrickOctober 23, 2007
Alaska has been an LNG supplier since the 60's - What is new?
Analysis of: Alaska can export LNG to Pacific Rim | today.reuters.com
Author: Bill Derrick, Director of Estimating, Fluor Corporation
Liquefaction and pipelines in Alaska address the local desires to keep revenues and jobs in Alaska. Building a pipeline to somewhere in the south, like Valdez is very possible. ROW (Rights of Way, pipeline corridor) are already permitted and mostly available, and the access is available. Knocking...
Michele AcerraOctober 17, 2007
SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE
Analysis of: Mine Mishaps Raise Questions on Safety | online.wsj.com
Author: Michele Acerra, Independent Consultant, Michele Acerra
The Elandsrand accident present an opportunity for a fundamental discussion on safety, not only in gold mining, but also in the mining industry in general and more broadly in any industrial environment. Coal mining accidents in China or in USA point to the need of improvements in safety best practices....
Eric SmithSeptember 5, 2007
The "Free Rider " Syndrome
Analysis of: Idaho Transmission Dispute Settled | www.renewableenergyaccess.com
Author: Eric Smith, Professor and Associate Director, A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane University
The issue of access to crucial transmission infrastructure is not limited to wind power. Much the same argument can be made about pipeline access for non-conventional natural gas developments in areas of the midwest or indeed for conventional forms of merchant power generation. Ask any merchant generator...
Sam TimpanoJuly 23, 2007
Alternatives are here to stay
Analysis of: Potential Energy Crunch May Bring Other Fuels to Fore | online.wsj.com
Author: Sam Timpano, President, Sam Timpano & Associates
Regardless of an energy crunch or issues with crude supplies, alternative fuels are a permanent part of the transportation fuels universe as well as heating and power generation. Along with all of the issues we are too painfully familiar with concerning the petroleum based transportation and power fuels,...

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