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Was shale a frackin bubble?
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Those who have spent the last 10 years in oil and gas were in…
How about lunar strawberries?
Humanity is capable of astonishing feats from making atoms visible to landing probes on saturnian moons. In business though, there are limits of what should be done - or not.
The shape of things to come - Methanopolis
Robert Kennedy said in a 1966 Cape town speech "There is a Chinese…
The emerald factor - LNG from Colombia
Many know Colombia for its Emeralds, even more for its wild past during the drug wars. The wars are over and visitors can enjoy one of the most beautiful counties on earth again. But to the energy man, Colombia rings for its huge super high quality coal reserves. But how is coal important to a LNG man?
Lessons from Shtokman
While the world was having a beauty sleep an earth moving event sent ripples through the Barents Sea - and made the infantile dreams of the classical energy monopolist in Europe (trust me - they are still an abundant species but they have learned to don the market gloves) a little less sweaty.
Something is lurking beneath those waves
Methane Hydrates are known to the world as burning ice. It is an oddity to the energy industry and easily shrugged off but they are more imminent than many executives like to think. The LNG projects under construction today will bear its scars.
OMV's Roiss speaks out for shale
OMV’s Gerhard Roiss makes the case for shale gas in Europe.…
Acid testing in a safe environment? Get more than ready.