All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Natural Resources
Posted August 12, 2008
CIL invites bids for 18 old mines
Analysis of: CIL invites bids for 18 old mines | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: CIL invites bids for 18 old mines | economictimes.indiatimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Global mining companies are likely to encash this opportunity to enter into India through this indirect route easily. The coal supply may get enhanced through these mines and will ease the Indian’s demand-supply gap to some extent although in long run there will still be substantial import. Indian steel...
Posted August 11, 2008
How little Mr Stein knows
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: William Faris, Director of Sales and Distribution Xpediair, Inc.
How little Mr Stein knows
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: William Faris, Director of Sales and Distribution Xpediair, Inc.
Strategic implications for foreign oil mean that the US needs to get more control of its apetite for this essential commodity. The university teaches other courses beyonf econ 101 which Mr Stein needs to study before he embarks on such very thin ice. Oil is essential to this economy and as such it can...
Posted August 11, 2008
What's so bad about foreign oil?
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Let's consider some interesting information on drilling for oil and allowing oil shale leases. In my opinion, we need an “all of the above” strategy to energy with the goal to make US independent of foreign energy sources as soon as possible. This includes, conservation, CAFÉ standards,...
Posted August 11, 2008
What's so bad about foreign oil?
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
We could TAX the new sources of energy and revenue.
Posted August 11, 2008
What's so bad about foreign oil?
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Foreign Oil Purchases contributes to our balance of trade that sets the buying value of our currency, in addition to the Federal Debt. I really believe that we must preserve the economic miracle that has given our citizens one of the highest living standards in the world. This economic miracle...
Posted August 11, 2008
What's so bad about foreign oil?
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: What's so bad about foreign oil? | www.latimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The main two bad thing about foreign oil is that 1)some really unfriendly governments control fforeign oil and don't play by economic rules only, and 2) the US must send huge sums of money to these governments that we, as a nation, are either borrowing or selling off our assets to fund.
Posted August 11, 2008Russia wants to control the flow of oil and gas through Georgia
Analysis of: Russians in Georgia as government forces push into rebel capita; | www.iht.com
Author: Hans Linhardt, President LTDI, Inc.
After Georgian troops entered South Osettia - the brake-away part of Georgia under Russian influence- Russia sent tanks and troops into the region.
Posted August 11, 2008Latest consumption/demand data point to lower crude oil prices
Analysis of: API: US oil demand dropped 3% during first-half 2008 | www.ogj.com
Author: Michael Lynch, Consultant Michael E. Lynch
The Oil & Gas Journal reported in the issue of August 4 that U.S. crude oil demand dropped 3% during the first half to 20.08 million bbl/day. It was the first large drop since 1991. The report was published July 18 by the American Petroleum Institute. Gasoline deliveries fell 1.7%. Remarkably it...
Posted August 8, 2008
U.S. billionaire pushes plan for the use of natural gas
Analysis of: U.S. billionaire pushes plan for the use of natural gas | www.iht.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Analysis of: U.S. billionaire pushes plan for the use of natural gas | www.iht.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Eastern Europe including the USSR had a positive experience in using liquid natural gas in cars 25-30 years ago. It required an inexpensive addition and permitted easily switch from matural gas to gas and back
Posted August 8, 2008Rising costs of oil production collide with falling prices
Analysis of: Costly E & P behind high prices | www.ogj.com
Author: Michael Lynch, Consultant Michael E. Lynch
Washington Editor Nick Snow reported in the August 4 issue of the Oil & Gas Journal that experts say a basic force behind higher oil and gas prices is more expensive exploration and production. Policy focus is on crude oil price but Cambridge Energy Research Associates Chairman Daniel Yergin said...
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