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- Key Indicators Signal a Positive Shift in the Economic Landscape
- OPEC Adding to Capacity Amid Concern Supply will Dampen Oil Prices
- The True Causes Underlying the Moscow Metro Bombings
- Debts and Doubts Delay Kirkuk-Cehyan Oil Pipeline Renewal
- EU Fuel Standards Become Latest Oil Sand Battlefield for Environmentalists
- Gold Futures Take Flight Over the proposed E.U. Bailout of Greece
- The Hydropower Solution in Central Asia: yes but...
- Argentina Running Out Of Options In Falklands Oil Fight
- Demand from India Reshaping the Global Coal Market
- Flaws in Weekly EIA Inventory Reports
- Critical Indicator Signals America's Economic Fortunes May be Changing
- Shell's China Connection Grows Stronger with Another New Gas Venture
- Money Flows Into Platinum as Demand for Gold and Silver Drops
- Oxford Study Sparks New Round of "Peak Oil" Debate
- Oil for Blood in Afghanistan?
- Vault Wars and the $50 Trillion Picture
- Indian Solar Investment Signals Greater World Bank Support for Renewable Energy
- Acting Nigerian President Moves Quickly Decisively to Get Country Back on Track
- Politics and Peak Energy - Have we Reached the Tipping Point?
- As Natural Gas Prices Languish the Gulf of Mexico Executes a Successful Oil and Gas Lease Sale
- Is the U.S. Dollar the Contrarian Trade of the Decade
- The U.S. No Longer Controls the Price of Oil in a Peak Oil World
- Is the Niger Delta Sliding Back Into Anarchy
- Crude oil futures slip as funds increase bet on higher prices
- Oil Sands Potential for Energy Security
- The Trouble With Bonds
- States Seek Federal Edict on Renewable Energy Standard
- Solid Gold Brains
- Fate of Foreign Oil Investors In Limbo Amid Ghana-Cote d'Ivoire Border Dispute
- Happy 50th Anniversary Year OPEC
- Where will Natural Gas Prices Go Now That Inventories Have Been Drawn Down
- Debunking the Myth of Peak Oil - Why the Age of Cheap Oil is Far From Over (Part 2)
- Debunking the Myth of Peak Oil - Why the Age of Cheap Oil is Far From Over (Part 1)
- Google's Decision Highlights the Dangers of Doing Business in China
- Duelling Conferences Debate Role of Nuclear Power
- The Stock Market As Propaganda
- Southeast Asia Becoming China's Trading Partner of Choice
- Rising Gas Prices, Falling Corn Prices Could Mean Comeback for Ethanol
- Crude Prices Stagnate Amid Doubts About Global Demand
- Ecuador Continues Its Defense in Arbitration Commenced By Chevron
- Shipping Indices Highlight a Potential Commodities Sell Off
- Damage Done By Nigeria's Contentious Oil Bill May Be Tough To Undo
- The Debt Potato
- What is the Biggest Question in the Markets Right Now?
- DOE Stimulus Grant Throws Spotlight on Growing Need for Energy Storage
- Groundbreaking Developments in Gold and Mineral Exploration
- Shell, PetroChina bid for Australian coal gas producer as Asia seeks energy resources
- A Bull Market Requires a Healthy Consumer Underneath
- There Will be No Economic Recovery as the Era of Cheap Oil Comes to an End
- Chevron to Seek Shale Gas in Poland as Europe Focuses on Unconventional Reserves
- Libya: The Energy Player Not to Be Dismissed
- U.S. Jobs Data Propels Crude Oil Above $80 a Barrel
- EU Offers $3.1 Billion for Energy Infrastructure Projects, Including Caspian Pipeline
- Wind Energy Stimulus Funds Benefiting Foreign Workers, Senators Charge
- Iraqi Elections Likely To Fuel Ethnic Tensions, Further Delay Access To Kirkuk's Reserves
- U.S. Governors Seek "Onramp" to Pipeline for Booming Bakken Shale Output
- Is the Dollar Really Safer Than the Euro?
- Gazprom Finally Accepts that Shale Gas Has Changed the World
- Fossil Fuel Producers Stepping up the Fight Against Renewable Energy Sources
- Yemen's Push Into the Gas Sector Fails to Stimulate Great Excitement and Raises Disturbing Questions
- Why the Euro Might Devolve into Euro1 and Euro2
- The Great Divide of Natural Gas
- Is the Shale Gas Revolution Coming to Europe? Should Russia be Concerned
- Iraq Awards Drilling Contract as it Reaches for Ambitious Oil Production Target
- Renewed Battle for the Falkland Islands Suits the Embattled British, Argentine Leaders, and Others
- Chinese Shipping Indices go Ballistic as Wave of Exports Leave China