The great EURO 6 scam
September 6, 2015/by Rudolf HuberMicrobial Coal Conversion – putting lignite coal to good use
August 30, 2015/by Rudolf HuberMy 28 Dollar WTI wager
August 25, 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 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 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 HuberThe third reign of life – clean energy from another realm
March 29, 2015/by Rudolf HuberAGRI and a new energy future for the Black Sea region
March 11, 2015/by Rudolf HuberHow to beat chicken and egg in LNG bunkering
February 17, 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 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 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 HuberPeak everything is bullshit – how about peak idiots
August 26, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe smart grid lie – why the real smart grid will blow your mind
August 14, 2014/by Rudolf HuberHow about lunar strawberries?
August 6, 2014/by Rudolf HuberUse LNG or lose money – the example of Iran
July 18, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe unholy alliance
July 2, 2014/by Rudolf HuberFLNG – great technology, wrong business model
June 23, 2014/by Rudolf HuberWe must get off Russian gas – and it’s not because of Putin or Ukraine
June 12, 2014/by Rudolf HuberNo filter will save us – particulate matter kills
April 24, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe true price of LNG
April 22, 2014/by Rudolf HuberDealing with Russia – what makes sense for European gas
March 24, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe Danube river – from backwater to energy artery
January 22, 2014/by Rudolf HuberThe shape of things to come – Methanopolis
December 18, 2013/by Rudolf HuberLNG startup companies and the investors game
December 4, 2013/by Rudolf HuberThe value of bad news – only good news is toxic
November 11, 2013/by Rudolf HuberForget hydrogen – here comes biomethane
October 23, 2013/by Rudolf HuberWhy shale is good for mankind but bad for the US
October 14, 2013/by Rudolf HuberAmerica is the new energy El Dorado – what about Europe now?
October 8, 2013/by Rudolf HuberThe taming of the shrew – vehicle owners and LNG
October 1, 2013/by Rudolf HuberThe emerald factor – LNG from Colombia
September 24, 2013/by Rudolf HuberThe Lala-land factor and how greens exploit it
September 10, 2013/by Rudolf HuberAfricas energy master plans – any good in them
September 3, 2013/by Rudolf HuberYou’ll get what you are given – attitudes in LNG sales
August 27, 2013/by Rudolf HuberThe diesel engine – a driving garbage incinerator
August 20, 2013/by Rudolf HuberLeapfrogging – LNG for Africa
August 13, 2013/by Rudolf HuberBeyond the thunderdome – pigshit and LNG
August 6, 2013/by Rudolf HuberWhats so natural on natural gas – a contrasting juxtaposition
July 30, 2013/by Rudolf HuberNatural Gas and Chaos theory – predicting unpredictability
July 23, 2013/by Rudolf HuberEuropean Natural Gas prices – where are we headed
July 18, 2013/by Rudolf HuberLNG on rails – networking fuel
July 15, 2013/by Rudolf HuberWhy terrorists will hate the new LNG world
July 3, 2013/by Rudolf HuberNabucco is dead – but thats what fossils are
June 28, 2013/by Rudolf HuberWhy U.S. Companies Should Care About European ESG Reporting Regulations
What a bane for countless useless consulting companies and highly paid professionals that are in... Read more →
The Case for Nukes: The Pathway To Freedom & Prosperity Is Reliable & Affordable Energy
I do share your enthusiasm for nuclear Robert but you promote it for the wrong... Read more →
Europe is beginning to turn against the prophets of climate alarmism
The Climate Change religion is especially famous for its many failed predictions. No more ice... Read more →
U.S. Department of Energy soliciting bids for crude oil to replenish petroleum reserve
What they really want is someone that waves a magic wand and refills the reserve... Read more →
Can gas solve South Africa’s power crisis?
All the gas on Earth cannot solve South Africa’s power crisis. Or Europe’s energy crisis... Read more →
King Charles backed these care homes for 40 years – now Net Zero is forcing them to close
We all like to believe that somewhere out there, there is something that keeps tabs... Read more →
“Can We All Just Relax?” Julia Hartley-Brewer Clashes With Meteorologist Over Global Warming
Why does no one ever have to respond to all those failed predictions that were... Read more →
New high risk, high reward studies will tackle key unanswered questions about our planet
There is nothing wrong in principle with understanding our planet better. I just don’t see... Read more →
Efuels a route to use otherwise wasted wind
That reminds me of the joblessness policy in many countries. One jobless person costs the... Read more →
Europe’s Emissions Fall Below Lockdown Levels During Energy Crisis
Cause for celebration? I think not. Lower emissions in Europe mean that Europe’s industries go... Read more →
S.Africa circles back to shale gas as power crisis drags
Oh yeah, they want to circle back to Shale now. They have never been there... Read more →
Why Do Experts Lie About Something They Call Carbon “Pollution”?
Why do people lie? As children, we learn that it’s good to pursue the path... Read more →
Climate Scientists Moan About Critics On Twitter
Oh, are they? I am not really a big Twitter aficionado as the interface never... Read more →
Obama concerned that Americans ‘almost occupy different realities’
Barack Obama is a prime example of a generation of politicians that played the “everything... Read more →
Climate change believers are more likely to cooperate with strangers, new research finds
Surprise, surprise – who needed a study for that? That’s also why there are so... Read more →
African countries are already booking stakes in Tanzania’s $42 Billion LNG project
Shell is not done building super-expensive LNG plants. They just stopped its Prelude disaster sinking... Read more →
Using Natural Gas to Go Carbon Negative
How renewable are the tons of concrete and steel in a wind turbine? Or in... Read more →
Russia Halts Some Oil Wells But Keeps Production Data Secret
That’s not new. Anything vital has been kept a secret in Russia since forever. It’s... Read more →
In A World First, California Bans New Diesel Truck Sales From 2036
Why do we have to wait another 13 years for that to happen? Do it... Read more →
How Permanent Is The Coal Industry’s Bounce Back?
It’s bouncing back largely because of countries that don’t give two hoots about an imagined... Read more →
Shell halts production at Prelude floating LNG facility
I learned a lot of lessons while I was working for Oil & Gas. One... Read more →
Silence of the Grid Experts
And they know exactly why they are silent. It’s bad for your career to speak... Read more →
Italy Returns to Nuclear Sanity. Shouldn’t We?
About 4 years ago I had a meeting with an advisor to a Prime Minister... Read more →
