Monday, April 16, 2012

Cheap Energy

  • I've been a fan of natural gas for sometime, but read this article recently on the Amrican thinker and had to share it with the red staters: http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/04/cheap_natural_gas_heralds_an_energy_revolution.
  • (RedState)
  • Talk is cheap but the decision to continue talking to Iran means I get letters! As readers of The Energy Report know, I am a defender of free markets and I will continue to answer the unwarranted attacks on speculators.
  • (Talk Too Much - NASDAQ)
  • April 16 (Reuters) - Cheniere Energy has engaged eight financial institutions to Houston-based Cheniere plans to build the LNG plant at Sabine Pass that would chill cheap U.S.
  • (Reuters UK)
  • Follow stories by Christopher Swann. MySlate is a new tool that you track your favorite parts Slate. You can follow authors and sections, track comment threads youre interested in, and more.
  • (Slate)
  • The Senators escalated the battle in Game 2, managed to grind out a win, but lost their captain, Daniel Alfredsson, to a cheap shot in the process. Well learn more about the state of Alfredssons health on Monday.
  • (Calgary Herald)
  • We're also coming into a period that energy economists call "peak oil." As more and more people compete for the last reserves of cheap easy to get sweet crude oil, energy prices are rising.
  • (AlterNet)
  • "Despite the economic potential of U.S. shale fields, most investors don't fully recognize the enormity of the nation's competitive advantage when it comes to energy.
  • (PRLog (free press release))
  • It's high-energy, fast-paced, and when played right can be absolutely scintillating. Intensity is high.  Hatred can be genuine.  Fans feed off the players' passion and vice-versa.
  • (Forbes)
  • Icelands cheap and renewable sources of electricity could give it an edge in the power-intensive business of data transmission and storage, MIT Technology Review reports.
  • (Nextgov)
  • But the lack of a cheap and reliable energy supply could slow an expected economic boom, forcing consumers and businesses to rely on costly private generators and imported fuel.
  • (Reuters)

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