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As investors desperately try to keep their portfolios afloat in the wake of the global energy crisis, knowing whose oil price forecast has stood the test of time is crucial.
An analysis by EnergyTechStocks.com of the best and worst oil price forecasts of the past decade indicates that one analyst whose forecasts command a […]

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It’s already a $6 billion-a-year business experiencing double digit annual growth, and “by far the largest market opportunity” is yet to come. While the U.S. government has developed world-class technology in this area, the commercial market will be dominated by companies in Japan, South Korea and China.
That’s how Ralph J. Brodd, veteran battery […]

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Confirming there a bit of the poet in every Irish soul, Irish Energy Minister Eamon Ryan said this in commenting on a new proposed joint transmission project between Ireland, Scotland and Northern Ireland: “Interconnection is the way forward…”
The ISLES (Irish-Scottish Links on Energy Study) will launch in late 2008 and […]

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The short-lived Bureau of Land Management (BLM) moratorium cutting off solar power plant development on federal lands for an Environmental Impact Study (EIS), revoked just before the July 4 holiday weekend, provoked some anxiety in Michigan where Governor Jennifer Granholm and her administration have been heroically championing New Energy policy […]

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The short-lived Bureau of Land Management (BLM) moratorium cutting off solar power plant development on federal lands for an Environmental Impact Study (EIS), revoked just before the July 4 holiday weekend, provoked some anxiety in Michigan where Governor Jennifer Granholm and her administration have been heroically championing New Energy policy […]

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Get the feeling there’s something happening here? A U.S. Senator has called for re-instituting the 55-mile per hour speed limit. Now the state of Utah announces it is shifting to a 4-day work-week. When these things happened in the 1970s, it was called an energy crisis.
Utah estimates the shift will […]

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It’s the middle of summer but lawmakers in the Northeast already are frantically trying to avoid a heating oil crisis this winter. www.newsday.com
Investors should expect to see low income Americans’ misery reported all over the world.
This may – or may not – finally get Congress and the White House to move on deaing […]

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