Summer Recess
July 14, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe industrial revival of North America
July 7, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe awakening of the zombie
June 30, 2020/by Rudolf HuberFuelling the skies
June 23, 2020/by Rudolf HuberBetter than pie in the sky – Venus
June 16, 2020/by Rudolf HuberWith LNG to the stars
June 9, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe problem with fuelling rockets
June 2, 2020/by Rudolf HuberRussia is trying to save what cannot be saved
May 26, 2020/by Rudolf HuberCherrypicking reference periods
May 18, 2020/by Rudolf HuberIs the current oil market mayhem beneficial for shale
May 12, 2020/by Rudolf HuberWhy the world needs a Trump
May 5, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe Compliance Industrial Complex
April 28, 2020/by Rudolf HuberLNG for free – who can take it?
April 21, 2020/by Rudolf HuberWill the OPEC++ oil deal do any good?
April 14, 2020/by Rudolf HuberBorder Adjustment Tax – Control Knob for Free Trade
April 8, 2020/by Rudolf HuberHow free shall trade ever be
March 31, 2020/by Rudolf HuberHow COVID-19 will reshape energy
March 24, 2020/by Rudolf HuberWarming waters …
March 17, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe 5th Climate wave
March 10, 2020/by Rudolf HuberA flawed world economy laid bare by COVID-19
March 3, 2020/by Rudolf HuberShow me – the problem with evidence
February 25, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe wrath of the Tsar
February 18, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThere is (an old) a new sow in the village …
February 11, 2020/by Rudolf HuberEscaping Potemkin
February 4, 2020/by Rudolf HuberHelios – The weather machine in the sky
January 28, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe first LNG Market Maker
January 21, 2020/by Rudolf HuberTerra Methanum – the methane machine
January 14, 2020/by Rudolf HuberIs wine a good proxy for temperature changes
January 7, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe wonderful world of methane 2
January 1, 2020/by Rudolf HuberThe wonderful world of methane 1
December 25, 2019/by Rudolf HuberEurope – from LNG’s killing fields to its innovation hub
December 17, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe LNG seesaw is out of whack
December 10, 2019/by Rudolf HuberLNG – Banishment from paradise
December 3, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe original sin of LNG
November 26, 2019/by Rudolf HuberLNG – The nature of the beast
November 19, 2019/by Rudolf HuberGas Rails – The next level of LNG distribution
November 12, 2019/by Rudolf HuberLife after reliable energy
November 5, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe smallest LNG lobbying organisation does the heavy lifting to change excise taxes in Austria
October 29, 2019/by Rudolf HuberA bigger planet – Fossil free transport
October 22, 2019/by Rudolf HuberElectric Anarchy – Life without fossil fuels
October 15, 2019/by Rudolf HuberOil Farming
October 8, 2019/by Rudolf HuberWho stole my dreams
October 1, 2019/by Rudolf HuberNOPEC’s last battle
September 24, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe end of effortless oil
September 17, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe Holy Church of Climatology
September 8, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe gas of life and the climate
September 3, 2019/by Rudolf HuberTaking the heat
August 27, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe new American age
August 20, 2019/by Rudolf HuberIs it smart for the US to export LNG
August 13, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe road to hell is paved with discarded business models
August 5, 2019/by Rudolf HuberStatistics
July 23, 2019/by Rudolf HuberDamned lies
July 14, 2019/by Rudolf HuberLies
July 9, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe fallacy of external costs
July 2, 2019/by Rudolf HuberSleeping in the pendulum clock
June 25, 2019/by Rudolf HuberDestination Clauses – Japan got it all messed up
April 17, 2017/by Rudolf HuberLPG producers – act now or go away forever
March 26, 2017/by Rudolf HuberCould Russia be importing US LNG soon?
January 15, 2017/by Rudolf HuberWho will pull the curtain on the first gas-electric 18 wheeler/excavator/locomotive
January 8, 2017/by Rudolf HuberIs LNG more expensive than pipeline gas?
December 19, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWave of N. American oil and gas bankruptcies to continue at $40/bbl crude
It’s important for the bankruptcies to continue. There is an awful lot of zombie meat... Read more →
High Stakes
We need more business in the business world. Public corporations need to be reformed. Managers... Read more →
‘Deniers’ of the World, Unite!
I have kids in school age. I handpicked the schools with my wife and made... Read more →
Japan to limit financing of overseas coal power plants
Sure they do – they need the money for their own brand new coal plants... Read more →
Energy Transfer refuses to shut Dakota Access pipeline, says judge “exceeded authority”
You cant have an arrangement, a compromise with extremists. They will stop at nothing until... Read more →
Post-Pandemic, a Sustained, Essential Recovery Will Depend on Energy
The US has a number of opportunities right now. It could develop an entirely new... Read more →
Weaknesses of solar and wind, Myths and Questions that require an answer
Wind and solar advocates will raise hell that those costs are not subsidies – when... Read more →
China as Economic Bogeyman
China’s original business model was simple. My workforce is cheaper than yours and I won’t... Read more →
Shell’s shipping study confirms LNG as transition fuel
A transition towards what? Towards no shipping anymore? Because we will have to abolish international... Read more →
Facebook Accused of Allowing Climate Deniers to Promote Their Views
If Facebook blocks out opinions that differ from a certain policy, it gives in to... Read more →
Latest deadly Mozambique attack raises stakes further for LNG projects
The real problem of those LNG projects is not that there are attacks. This can... Read more →
Japan To Build 22 New Coal Power Plants
Surprise, surprise – let me guess. The Japanese Prime Minister pondered what’s worse. Face his... Read more →
Rebuilding the energy base for real economic growth in South Africa
South Africa has a way more urgent task at its hands. It must clean up... Read more →
BBC Worry That 1.5C Target Might Be Breached
The 1,5 degrees have been breached many times in the past in both directions. Those... Read more →
Report renewable energy risks, too
What Biden would do is nothing but a giant shakeoff of the Oil & Gas... Read more →
RE Rent Seekers Become Virus Victims: Wind & Solar Investment Collapses Post-Pandemic
What is so surprising about this. If you run on taxpayer money and not the... Read more →
France, Germany and Two Paths to Cut Carbon
Germany needs to be shamed from using any coal electricity and then the country should... Read more →
“We Could Quickly Get Used to Climate Chaos”
Climate chaos is what we have lived through since life emerged. It likely was a... Read more →
Climate Activists Step Up Calls for Imprisoning Climate Realists
When after WW2 the Iron Curtain came down on Europe, the leaders in the East... Read more →
Remember when we were told: “The Arctic Is On Fire, and We Should all Be Terrified”? It’s SNOWING there now.
So where is the big news now? Abnormally cold weather in Siberia. The heat has... Read more →
The Quick Brown Scientist Jumps Over the Lazy Hack
In Austria, it’s an open secret for years. If you want to have a chance... Read more →
We Can’t Solve Climate Issues Without Talking About Black Lives Matter
I thought the planet is dying. I thought we are all in this together? We... Read more →
Boris Johnson Warned That Tone Deaf Carbon Taxes Risk ‘Poll Tax’ Fiasco
There is some thinking going on right now. Policymakers start to understand that whoever votes... Read more →
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