US to Take #1 Spot in Oil & Gas Production This Year
The United States is expected to produce more hydrocarbons – oil, natural gas, and liquids (such as condensates) – than any other country in the world this year, according to the US Energy Information...
View ArticleIEA’s Energy Efficiency Market Report 2013: Four Key Takeaways
Energy efficiency can make as meaningful a contribution to energy market supply as fuels such as oil and coal, according to the International Energy Agency’s first-ever Energy Efficiency Market Report...
View ArticleEnergy Quote of the Day: How Much Are ‘Unburnable’ Reserves Worth?
Oil and gas company valuations are based, in part, on their reserves – volumes of oil or gas yet to be developed from assets in their possession. But the International Energy Agency has said that to...
View ArticleThe Future of Cogeneration is Green
According to the International Energy Agency, power generation from non-hydro renewable sources including solar, wind and bioenergy will exceed gas and nuclear by 2016 and renewable power is expected...
View ArticleEnergy Quote of the Day: Keystone XL’s Role in a Low Oil Price Scenario
Language on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline buried on page 491 of the International Energy Agency’s most recent World Energy Outlook may provide more fuel for opponents of the project, but it could...
View ArticleEnergy Quote of the Day: Iran Deal’s Oil Market Impact
The International Energy Agency’s December Oil Market Report considers the market reaction to last month’s interim agreement signed by Iran and the P5+1 nations. The OECD oil market watchdog says the...
View Article‘Golden Age of Gas’ No Panacea for Climate Change
In an interview with Oilprice.com, International Energy Agency (IEA) Executive Director Maria van der Hoeven, discussed what the IEA called back in 2011 “a golden age of gas”. This new era was ushered...
View ArticleWhere to look for smart grid leadership? Try China
Quick Take: It’s always important to study smart grid pacesetters. These days, that means studying China. Especially since the smart grid market in the United States contracted a painful 33% in 2013,...
View ArticleEnergy News Roundup: IEA Pins World Energy Needs at $48 Trillion, In Favor of...
Global energy investment requirements through 2035 amount to $2.5 trillion annually, with $40 trillion devoted to maintaining current supply levels and developing incremental sources to meet...
View ArticleEnergy Quote of the Day: ‘A Well-supplied Oil Market in the Short-term Should...
While the current focus is on declining oil prices – which hit four-year lows yesterday – the longer-term oil market picture could feature downward supply pressure and a demand surge that forces prices...
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