Destination 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 HuberThe Ethane conundrum
December 11, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThere is a monster waiting for OPEC – and it’s not shale
December 4, 2016/by Rudolf HuberOpen letter to President-elect Donald J. Trump
November 27, 2016/by Rudolf HuberDistributed electricity Generation with LNG
November 21, 2016/by Rudolf HuberHow energy communism has gotten us into this mess
November 14, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe book of Elon
November 6, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe Qatar LNG backflip
October 31, 2016/by Rudolf HuberCan LNG prevail against the dark side of energy
October 25, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhy some trading and smart contracts don’t make LNG hubs yet
October 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberJust imagine OPEC reduces supply and nobody cares
October 12, 2016/by Rudolf HuberUS shale to the Caribbean
September 27, 2016/by Rudolf HuberMethane 3.0 – or should we say LMG
September 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberDoes Russia have the gas Europe needs
August 28, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWe must suffer – from here until Methanopolis coming
August 21, 2016/by Rudolf HuberIs school – as we know it – torture?
August 15, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhen will US LNG Terminals switch off
August 14, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWe see the LNG supply – but where is the demand?
August 7, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe LNG battery – better than real batteries and coal
July 31, 2016/by Rudolf HuberAn Eastern Mediterranean LNG hub
July 25, 2016/by Rudolf HuberJogging on a clogged street – no more dangerous than jogging in a mountain village
July 17, 2016/by Rudolf HuberLNG production will become cheap – real cheap
July 10, 2016/by Rudolf HuberAre those low oil prices the best chance Africa had in a long time?
July 3, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe first LNG Market Maker – born when the world was not looking
June 26, 2016/by Rudolf HuberCity farming or the hanging gardens of Methanopolis
June 23, 2016/by Rudolf HuberLNG in South Africa
June 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberEnergy watchdog exposes eye-popping carbon footprint of Sanders’ jet-setting tour: ‘Fake socialist’
Politicians being liars and hypocrites—how utterly scandalous, like discovering that tossing a turd into your... Read more →
The White House Targets State Climate Laws
That’s all well and good—necessary, even—but let’s not kid ourselves: this grotesque beast has swollen... Read more →
Will Nuclear Fusion Soon Be the “Norm?”
When I was but a wide-eyed whelp, barely old enough to possess a bank account... Read more →
The Nuances and Challenges of Federal Funding for Research — Guest Post by An Academic
When I seized the wheel of business development at an energy firm teetering on the... Read more →
“Lights Out!” China Said to Spain
Whether or not this tale has real meat on its bones or is just another... Read more →
The Dumbest Genius Librarian
When the great dot-com balloon burst around the year 2000, the collective gasp could’ve powered... Read more →
New Texas Law To Force Renewables To Be Dispatchable
Will Texans also be granted the rare pleasure of cost transparency, or is that reserved... Read more →
National suicide – a rejection or just a reprieve for the USA?
Europe cannot commit suicide—because, inconveniently for the doomsayers and central planners, the Europe they envision... Read more →
Paul Sankey: Crude to Sink to Below $40
Alright, we’re not at $40 oil—yet—but let’s indulge in the fantasy for a moment. Even... Read more →
Air Products CEO spells out new reality for clean hydrogen
Let me translate this into plain English for those still lost in the hydrogen haze:... Read more →
Could a new wave of urgent theatre hold the key to tackling climate change?
I recently subjected myself to a podcast on the ozone hole—a charming exercise in retro... Read more →
Google tries to greenwash massive AI energy consumption with another vague nuclear deal
Paying indulgences shouldn’t count for anyone—yes, even if you’re a trillion-dollar colossus in love with... Read more →
US LNG to replace Russian gas
US LNG for Europe—nice thought, really, like handing out aspirin after decapitation. Sure, it’s not... Read more →
Tanzania Says $42 Billion LNG Deal Delayed On Local Content Use
Ah, this project—haunted forever by the ghost of a Final Investment Decision that was “just... Read more →
Biomass: The Green Energy Debate We Need To Have
Ah yes, the biofairytale always sounds splendid—right up until you scratch the surface and run... Read more →
Russia’s Arctic LNG: A Potential Alternative for India’s Energy Security
Has anyone actually bothered to glance at the transport chain? We’re talking about a logistical... Read more →
How helpful is Chevron in Kazakhstan’s oil over production in it’s OPEC+ production quota?
OPEC+, that grotesque theatre of oil-exporting egos, may finally shuffle off its mortal coil—but don’t... Read more →
Hokkaido nuclear reactor clears Japan’s safety review for restart
When Fukushima painted the skies with panic and the world recoiled from the atom like... Read more →
Trump bid to spur LNG projects hits harsh economic realities
LNG projects are not your average capitalist playground—they’re lumbering, gold-guzzling behemoths that demand a king’s... Read more →
Traditional indicators no longer tell oil’s story
In theory, a trader is a hyper-informed operator who reads their slice of the market... Read more →
Attacks On Democracy
The executive branch is run by the President, a gig that comes with an expiry... Read more →
The Worst Thing About the “Climate Crisis” Is What It Does To Your Brain
The climate doom cult has sunk its claws in deep—even the skeptics now parrot the... Read more →
Have The Intermittent Energy Blackouts Begun?
Blackouts? We’ve already had them—remember Britain grinding to a halt when the Underground froze and... Read more →