Category: Energy Technology

Gradually, then Suddenly: The Two Ways Oil and Gas Will Go Bankrupt

“How did you go bankrupt?” Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.” Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises The oil and gas

The energy transition ahead is unlikely to be a straight-line substitution of one fuel source by another. It’s more likely

The transition from the internal combustion engine (ICE) to EVs is now more post-event rationale than prediction. Roadkill A new

Oil, gas and coal prices have fallen up to 50% over the past three years, yet according to BP’s latest

Note – on the basis that each equation loses 50% of readers, I’ll assume only the hard-core readership remain. EVs and

OPEC seems in control of the oil world, but in fact it is terribly constrained. A review of OPEC’s previous production

“Forecasts are not always wrong; more often than not, they can be reasonably accurate. And that is what makes them

An era of unbalanced, unproductive energy supply is coming to an end – and a new age of scalable, efficient

There are a lot of new arrivals at the low-end of the energy cost-curve – but OPEC may yet adapt. Summary

Car as Device, Gasoline as Consumer Good Reviewing US gasoline consumption in detail reveals the emergence of a deeper trend for crude oil