All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Natural Resources
Posted October 16, 2008Tesla and GM Are Building The Wrong Cars; This Texas Teenager Is Smarter Than They Are By A Country Mile
Analysis of: Lithium Counterpoint: No Shortage For Electric Cars | gas2.org
Author: Jack Lifton, Managing Director Jack Lifton, LLC
If a smart Texas teenager can assemble an electric car with a 40 mile range for under $10,000 cannot a larger corporation build a car with the same performance for use by High School and College students to go back and among school, home, and the job they'll need to pay for it? Why not build these just...
Posted October 16, 2008
End markets and price points for concentrating photovoltaics still need to be proven.
Analysis of: GE Gives Jolt to Solar Power Pioneer Soliant | www.businesswire.com
Author: Paul Fox, President Corran Tuathail Inc.
End markets and price points for concentrating photovoltaics still need to be proven.
Analysis of: GE Gives Jolt to Solar Power Pioneer Soliant | www.businesswire.com
Author: Paul Fox, President Corran Tuathail Inc.
Concentrating photovoltaics (CPV) are not quiet ready for primetime on commercial rooftops. (a) Commercial roof tops are highly dependent on financing via power purchase agreements (PPA). (b) Concentrating photovoltaics are an unproven technology in terms of performance, reliability, price and O&M...
Posted October 15, 2008
Trends in Wheat Price Hike
Analysis of: Food prices Continue to Rise Worldwide | www.wsws.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Food prices Continue to Rise Worldwide | www.wsws.org
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Wheat and Oil Prices are demand driven and over the years there has been an increasing trend in the prices of these both. World authorities need to pay special attention in order to bring down wheat prices. US commodity exchanges have seen extreme volatility in the past week, with speculation on...
Posted October 15, 2008Are Super-corrugators The Wave Of The Future?
Analysis of: Smurfit-Stone Oppens New Corrugated Container Plant in CA | www.paperage.com
Author: Dave Hillman, Independent Consultant Dave Hillman
Box plants were formerly strategically located near customers which required custom graphics, new/novel shapes and sizes and just-in-time service. These smaller plants were nimble and placed great emphasis on customer service. Now, however, economies of scale and new technology have caused...
Posted October 15, 2008Economical reality will determine the path forward for CO2 reduction
Analysis of: Huge fight looms in EU over climate change | www.iht.com
Author: Hans Linhardt, President LTDI, Inc.
EU realizes in the face of the global banking crisis and their success in intervention that present carbon-reduction targets may now not be affordable.
Posted October 15, 2008Indonesia unlikely to ever run 1.5 million bbl/day again
Analysis of: Political uncertainty reduces Indonesian production | www.ogj.com
Author: Michael Lynch, Consultant Michael E. Lynch
Oil Diplomacy Editor Eric Watkins reported in the October 13 issue of the Oil & Gas Journal that Indonesia’s declining oil production is said to be the result of political uncertainty. The nation recently withdrew from OPEC. When the Suharto government fell in 1998, confusion pevailed in the state-run...
Posted October 14, 2008FX Energy keeps its eye on the natural gas ball in Poland
Analysis of: FX Energy Updates Status of Credit Facility | www.oilvoice.com
Author: Michael Lynch, Consultant Michael E. Lynch
The Oilvoice Newsletter of October 13 reported on a credit update published by FX Energy. The company has taken steps to improve its liquidity by drawing $14 million from its Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Senior Credit Facility. This brings the company’s cash position up to $24 million and will be used...
Posted October 14, 2008
Market for subsea services will remain strong
Analysis of: ROV Operators Set To Earn $9B By 2012 | www.subseaiq.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: ROV Operators Set To Earn $9B By 2012 | www.subseaiq.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
High levels of drilling activity will keep demand for ROV's high. Drop in oil price is unlikely to effect long term demand
Posted October 13, 2008
Algae Oil As A Feedstock - Economics Will Be The Driver
Analysis of: Petro Algae Sees Pond Scrum As Fuel | www.miamiherald.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: Petro Algae Sees Pond Scrum As Fuel | www.miamiherald.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The use of algae oil as a feedstock for biodiesel, in the future, may be one component of a multifaceted strategy to reduce our dependence on fossil fuel. But its use will be contingent upon the economic viability of the overall process to produce the oil, transesterify to a biodiesel meeting...
Posted October 13, 2008Petrobras, Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron seek oil reserves in deep water
Analysis of: Petrobras, IOCs share subsalt, presalt exploration views | www.ogj.com
Author: Michael Lynch, Consultant Michael E. Lynch
In the October 6 issue of the Oil & Gas Journal, Drilling Editor Nina M. Rach reported on the Brazilian “presalt” play in the Santos basin. Petrobras, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell shared their experiences in Rio de Janeiro in September. From 2003 to 2006, Petrobras discovered five giant fields...
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BHP/RIO Deal Collapse Should Be No Surprise.
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The gale of a credit crisis blows the wind away!
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