Frankenstein 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 HuberCold, Hungry, Mass Unemployment, No Cars, Blackouts–Welcome To Starmer’s Dystopian Future
We have been going through a string of elections in Austria since the beginning of... Read more →
Success of LNG For Road Transport in China
LNG has been an outstanding success in China so far. It does not only establish... Read more →
LNG Bunkering Standards Could Help Fast-track Liquid Hydrogen Bunkering
LNG bunkering standards won’t help anything to do with hydrogen very much. LNG is non-corrosive.... Read more →
Could a Trump Presidency Revive Russia’s Arctic LNG Project Amidst U.S. Sanctions?
Arctic LNG projects have a couple of fundamental problems that have little to do with... Read more →
Elon, DOGE, and the Deep: Offshore Energy’s Role in Fiscal Recovery
DOGE needs to be tough on wasteful spending but it needs to be even tougher... Read more →
Trump Tariffs Could Lead to Weaker Oil Demand: WoodMac
The biggest buyers of consumer goods are North America and Europe. When everything is made... Read more →
South Africa is committed to shale gas exploration, says Mantashe
Oh really? Mastering shale requires a bit more than a drilling crew and the shale... Read more →
China Oil Imports Sink Again
Has the golden child of the world economy transformed into smelly cheese? The official figures... Read more →
SHOCK NEWS!! Ultra-rich using jets like taxis
The US election is good evidence that the majority population is sick of rich, arrogant,... Read more →
China sues the EU over EV duties
China is unhappy about duties? How about taking a look at how open the Chinese... Read more →
Chevron expands E&P acreage in West Africa, foresees drilling revival
Drill baby, drill. West Africa is probably one of the most prolific regions on Earth... Read more →
European Power Prices Surge as Costly Gas Plugs Wind Deficit
The more wind and solar you install, the more you depend on Natural Gas. Something... Read more →
‘We need to be ready for a new world’: scientists globally react to Trump election win
Those who see the election of Trump as a good thing (I am most certainly... Read more →
If net zero means letting Britain go dark, Labour are finished
It’s an elite problem. Once you are part of the upper crust, you will lose... Read more →
Solar and Wind Won’t Replace Natural Gas for Decades: They Will Depend on It.
No, solar and wind won’t depend for many decades on gas. In the future, wind... Read more →
China’s changing role as an oil consumer
Ah, are we waking up to the Ponzi in the East? The longer we believe... Read more →
Science Shock: U.K. Met Office is “Inventing” Temperature Data from 100 Non-Existent Stations
This is fraud. Pure and simple. There is no way to put a spin on... Read more →
Kremlin Oil Revenue Down 29 Percent in October Amid Lower Prices
Prices are not only lower, they have been very low to begin with. Considering the... Read more →
CNN’s Leana Wen: The Unvaccinated Should Not Be Allowed To Leave Their Homes
Does anyone remember this? I am unvaccinated to this day and I suffered with my... Read more →
Astronauts on the ISS are braced for an urgent evacuation – as NASA uncovers 50 ‘areas of concern’ including leaks and cracks on the 25-year-old space station
One single Starship from SpaceX will dwarf the ISS regarding useable volume and almost any... Read more →
Comedian educates on climate change in ‘funny’ way
Isn’t that somehow fitting? I always had a feeling that every time I looked at... Read more →
How Tim Walz Did Not Know Models Only Say What They’re Told To Say
When I was a manager in an energy trading company, we had frequent meetings discussing... Read more →
EU Reports Record Drop in Emissions as RE Surges
That’s the spin. Another, more realistic way to see it is that energy consumption in... Read more →
