The value of the anchor customer in LNG projects
February 1, 2016/by Rudolf HuberLNG pricing – the enemy within (and the one at the door)
January 25, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhy there won’t be a rush for Iranian oil investments – just now
January 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberCould The Comoros be a base for hydrocarbon products to Africa
January 8, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe Energy Industrial Complex is dead
January 5, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWorld – meet Methanumorphosis
January 4, 2016/by Rudolf HuberHow Virtual Reality gives us a life lift
January 3, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe end of diesel
December 21, 2015/by Rudolf HuberDrowning in LPG
December 5, 2015/by Rudolf HuberFighting the wrong war
November 23, 2015/by Rudolf HuberThe end of the oil price cycle
November 8, 2015/by Rudolf HuberAre diesel emissions a human rights violation?
October 31, 2015/by Rudolf HuberUnpredictable energy markets – or just the turn of the architect
October 24, 2015/by Rudolf HuberPersian gas for the emerging Gulf gas market
October 17, 2015/by Rudolf HuberEscape velocity – are we going to see Emerald city?
October 11, 2015/by Rudolf HuberLNG in Africa – LNG is not a rich man’s fuel
October 9, 2015/by Rudolf HuberFor our children – and ourselves
September 27, 2015/by Rudolf HuberIn the crosshairs – how diesel makes us mutants
September 23, 2015/by Rudolf HuberUse it or lose it for African flares
September 15, 2015/by Rudolf HuberThe great EURO 6 scam
September 6, 2015/by Rudolf HuberMicrobial Coal Conversion – putting lignite coal to good use
August 30, 2015/by Rudolf HuberPax Americana on steroids
August 30, 2015/by Rudolf HuberMy 28 Dollar WTI wager
August 25, 2015/by Rudolf HuberHuman spare parts galore – the next 10 years
August 24, 2015/by Rudolf HuberCold energy – how Stirling can help energy efficiency
August 22, 2015/by Rudolf HuberIs your energy job safe?
August 17, 2015/by Rudolf HuberIs shale a blessing in disguise for OPEC
August 10, 2015/by Rudolf HuberLPG in Africa – may the games commence
August 5, 2015/by Rudolf HuberThe Matrix cometh – and you will get plugged in
July 29, 2015/by Rudolf HuberDon’t try to avoid the F-word in LNG
July 19, 2015/by Rudolf HuberIranian LNG for Europe – reality or pipe dream?
July 1, 2015/by Rudolf HuberWhy pigs should not sing
June 12, 2015/by Rudolf HuberIs the Nigerian fuel crisis the mother of energy opportunities?
May 29, 2015/by Rudolf HuberMicro generation – the next African mobile phone revolution
May 25, 2015/by Rudolf HuberFuture education – we are not in Kansas anymore
May 22, 2015/by Rudolf HuberOPEC’s catch 22
May 15, 2015/by Rudolf HuberCould the Emirates be to the Middle Eastern gas market what the UK was to European one
May 5, 2015/by Rudolf HuberWas shale a frackin bubble?
April 24, 2015/by Rudolf HuberWhy manned spaceflight is ultimately doomed
April 23, 2015/by Rudolf HuberThe third reign of life – clean energy from another realm
March 29, 2015/by Rudolf HuberHow we could have avoided the German Wings disaster
March 27, 2015/by Rudolf HuberAGRI and a new energy future for the Black Sea region
March 11, 2015/by Rudolf HuberHit me and I get stronger – the effects of long-term sanctions
March 11, 2015/by Rudolf HuberThe rebirth of the real economy
February 19, 2015/by Rudolf HuberHow to beat chicken and egg in LNG bunkering
February 17, 2015/by Rudolf HuberThe future of labor
January 10, 2015/by Rudolf HuberRagnarok for oil sellers – and you thought the mayhem is over
January 6, 2015/by Rudolf HuberThe real reason for the (so called) low oil price
December 27, 2014/by Rudolf HuberYou might well be the one and only
December 26, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe Pharaoh dimension – LNG in Egypt
December 15, 2014/by Rudolf HuberEvolution in the LNG garden
December 7, 2014/by Rudolf HuberAlaska LNG – no lessons learned from Australia
December 7, 2014/by Rudolf HuberWhere is the oil-price headed?
December 1, 2014/by Rudolf HuberLNG, CNG and electric vehicles – what’s doing what
November 24, 2014/by Rudolf HuberOculus rift – a revolution in waiting
November 10, 2014/by Rudolf Huber80 USD oil is not cheap
November 9, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe last wonderland for LPG and condensate exporters
October 13, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe real hybrid car – not just a Prius
October 7, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe demise of the dinosaurs – some parallels
September 7, 2014/by Rudolf HuberMovement of goods – logistics 10 years from now
August 27, 2014/by Rudolf HuberWind power is buying eagle-kill indulgences
Imagine the irony: in the age of performative environmentalism, real protection for endangered species—majestic eagles... Read more →
India accelerates energy push into Africa as global markets shift
India is uniquely positioned to partner with Africa—not just because it dominates the Indian Ocean,... Read more →
Europe can ride LNG wave to build strategic gas reserves
Europe is sitting on a goldmine of underground gas storage potential—it could be the global... Read more →
Trump’s Order Targeting State Climate Laws Is Probably Unconstitutional
Trump was never meant to rule the states like a distant emperor—he was supposed to... Read more →
Trade war threatens China’s hydrogen export ambitions
When China started gushing about hydrogen exports, it wasn’t about saving the planet—it was about... Read more →
Airbus Promised a Green Aircraft. That Bet Is Now Unraveling.
So what—another slick little racket to funnel taxpayer cash into Airbus’s bloated coffers, greased by... Read more →
Climate adviser racks up 40,000 air miles while backing tax on frequent flyers
Oh, we know now—fantastic, case closed, right? So what’s next? Will he be dragged through... Read more →
I’m from the Government, and I’m here to help
The gut instinct to ditch government altogether is understandable—and it’s been tested. Pure anarchy? A... Read more →
From Refineries to Fiefdoms: Is Newsom Orchestrating a State Takeover of California’s Oil Industry?
Some of the biggest oil players have already packed up and fled California for Texas,... Read more →
The Educational Empire Strikes Back
Formal education—especially the public variety—isn’t so much about cultivating sharp minds as it is about... Read more →
Fishermen Urge DOGE-Style Reforms Of ‘Leviathan Bureaucracy’ That Throttled Industry Growth
If you’re wondering why getting anything done in a developed country now feels like scaling... Read more →
Car Leasing Association Wants Govt Support As EV Second Hand Prices Plummet!
Western governments are fast approaching the awkward realization that you can’t just fire up the... Read more →
Global Warming Is Irreversible
Hard to swallow, I know, but that big yellow disc in the sky doesn’t give... Read more →
Taiwan’s energy dependencies laid bare
Yes, Taiwan depends on energy imports—so what? So does China, and newsflash: its coastline isn’t... Read more →
What goods does China import from the U.S.?
China imports raw commodities and exports consumer goods—basically, it ships out iPhones and ships in... Read more →
Peak Permian? Geology and Water Say We’re Close
This year marks two decades since I made the decision to swap law for the... Read more →
Viking’s Hagen: LNG ‘Not the Way to the Future’
Modern cruise ships cram 6,000 passengers and 2,000 crew into a floating high-rise with no... Read more →
White House To Scrap Federal Climate Research Office As Part Of ‘Woke Ideology’ Cleanse
It’s everywhere—and I mean everywhere. Decades of woke theater and the climate cult haven’t just... Read more →
White House ends funding for key US climate body: ‘No coming back from this’
Imagine you’ve spent decades as part of the global elite—one of the chosen few trusted... Read more →
Back to Russian gas? Trump-wary EU has energy security dilemma
Well, so much for crawling back to Russian gas — that ship’s not just sailed,... Read more →
Building confidence in underground hydrogen storage (UHS)
The Austrian outfit RAG ran a project dubbed “sun-storage,” where they pumped hydrogen — made... Read more →
‘The Bottomless Well’ at 20: Is Energy on Earth Still ‘Infinite’?
What is infinite? I’m asking because nothing we can see, touch, or burn is. The... Read more →
Ocean CO2 Outgassing With Temperature
In 1978, geologists stumbled on a family in Siberia that had lived in total isolation... Read more →
