The coming methane age – will it ever end?
June 24, 2013/by Rudolf HuberLessons from Shtokman
June 19, 2013/by Rudolf HuberDiesel v/ LNG in European trucking – is EURO 6 leveling the field?
June 12, 2013/by Rudolf HuberCheap oil is over – what that means for LNG
June 4, 2013/by Rudolf HuberLNG or emulsion fuels – whats it gonna be
May 28, 2013/by Rudolf HuberDancing stars with hippos – flex for regas
April 12, 2013/by Rudolf HuberSomething is lurking beneath those waves
March 20, 2013/by Rudolf HuberWe are the Borg – resistance is futile
February 28, 2013/by Rudolf HuberWhy shale gas is great news for LNG
February 21, 2013/by Rudolf HuberLNG is cold (when it should be cool)
February 13, 2013/by Rudolf HuberA letter from Obama
February 6, 2013/by Rudolf HuberCaribbean LNG – the steel pan paradigm
January 30, 2013/by Rudolf HuberGoing nuclear – LNG’s natural friend
January 23, 2013/by Rudolf HuberBeating the megatrains – the nimble revolution
January 17, 2013/by Rudolf HuberAnother option for Central Asian gas
January 14, 2013/by Rudolf HuberLNG from the US – between drivel and miracle drug
January 10, 2013/by Rudolf HuberWhat your experience is worth in a wormhole
January 7, 2013/by Rudolf HuberIs LNG – or is it not – a commodity?
January 3, 2013/by Rudolf HuberGive to get – a winning way in LNG
December 24, 2012/by Rudolf HuberThe China LNG story – more toxic than the US story was
December 20, 2012/by Rudolf HuberBusiness Development in Natural Gas – get the Frontschwein out
December 16, 2012/by Rudolf HuberBehold the future and marvel
December 13, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG in the Black Sea – a pipedream?
December 10, 2012/by Rudolf HuberEuropean energy utilities are traders now – an oxymoron
December 6, 2012/by Rudolf HuberThe power of pain – LNG newbies in trouble
December 3, 2012/by Rudolf HuberAre your contacts worth anything in LNG business development?
November 30, 2012/by Rudolf HuberFrankenstein disease in LNG contracts
November 28, 2012/by Rudolf HuberGas price formulas and the Big Mac Index
November 26, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG supply for Asia – fighting the Hydra
November 22, 2012/by Rudolf Huber“Sandy” and the power of distributed power generation
November 21, 2012/by Rudolf HuberOMV’s Roiss speaks out for shale
November 19, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG cost blowout – Black Mamba bites
November 16, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG sellers will become more like widget makers
November 13, 2012/by Rudolf HuberEuropean utilities and LNG supply – between a rock and a hard place
November 12, 2012/by Rudolf HuberMr. Obama, could this be your LNG term?
November 9, 2012/by Rudolf HuberThe tone here
November 6, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG from Africa
November 6, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG Supply
November 6, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG – the Black Mamba principle
November 6, 2012/by Rudolf HuberLNG – killer app for diesel
November 5, 2012/by Rudolf HuberThe Strait of Hormuz is the world’s most important oil transit chokepoint
A chokepoint it is and no doubt it is important. But for who? North America... Read more →
Unscheduled Battery Blowups Turning Electric Vehicles Into Mobile Time Bombs
Those who read my comments for some time must have seen me saying this for... Read more →
‘I thought climate change was a hoax. Now I’ve changed my mind’
Every religion that respects itself comes replete with its batch of conversion stories. The believers... Read more →
Aramco produces first unconventional tight gas from South Ghawar ahead of schedule
I should like that. And part of me does but will we get economics for... Read more →
Upcoming UN Climate Confab Could Have Largest Carbon Footprint In Event’s History
Ahh, but nothing is good enough when the good and great of the climate industrial... Read more →
Aerosols overtake greenhouse gases causing a warmer climate and more weather extremes toward carbon neutrality
Wow, does anyone get what they write here? Do the authors believe this nonsense? Knowing... Read more →
Environmental Levies To Cost £95bn In Next Six Years
How do you communicate this to a population that can’t make ends meet anymore? People... Read more →
Melting ice reveals dozens of 7,000-year-old artifacts in Canada.
The world is full of evidence that climates have been warmer during part of Medieval... Read more →
Low North American natural gas prices: a global oddity that brings a massive but impermanent competitive advantage
There are other reasons for why the US is on the cusp of one of... Read more →
A historical victory, also for climate realism
One thing is safe to say. There will be more of this but there is... Read more →
A New Suspect in the Nord Stream Explosion Emerges
How very convenient – just when the world wants to switch its attention to the... Read more →
Are these cities ready to become climate havens?
In the late Seventies, a couple was looking for a place to be safe from... Read more →
Asia LNG Buyers Are Paying a Panama Chokepoint Premium for 2024
The Panama chokepoint means more short-term LNG for Europe. I see an end to the... Read more →
Turkey’s Botas and Algeria’s Sonatrach extend LNG supply deal
Turkey goes shopping in its former colonies. It’s easy to forget but Algeria has once... Read more →
Family Businesses Can’t Afford to Lose Access to Reliable Electricity
Most politicians I know hate family businesses. Especially mom-and-pop stores. They are usually very independent-minded... Read more →
LNG Buyers in Asia Look to Resell Supply
Asian buyers of LNG cannot store a lot of Natural Gas. Their underground is not... Read more →
Why are we Still Searching for Fossil Fuels?
Why are people wanting to live? Why do BBC reporters and management want to live?... Read more →
UN criticises ‘severe’ Just Stop Oil sentences
There is a difference between protesting and holding the rest of the population hostage. Protesting... Read more →
An Order of Magnitude Greater Threat than Climate Change
2023 turned out to be a weird year for me. Among the many changes that... Read more →
Permian basin drillers drive largest U.S. shale rig surge in nine months
When the world goes nuts and braindead activists on many levels plus their co-conspirators in... Read more →
Ukraine’s Naftogaz makes ‘promising’ gas discovery in Carpathians
Once the war is over (and it will be over one day) Ukraine has a... Read more →
While Media Obsess About Some Warmth, Globe Seeing Plenty Of Unusual Cold Events
The Kool-Aid is strong in most people. That being said, most people I know have... Read more →
A bad recipe for science
Just imagine you made a ground-breaking new discovery and you can demonstrate it beyond doubt.... Read more →
