Energy and Geopolitics

Operation Praline: The Realization of Al-Suri's Nizam, la Tanzim?

Abu Musab al-Suri, also known as Mustafa Sethmariam Nasar, is currently being held in American custody in an unspecified location. Since he was arrested in Quetta, Pakistan in late October 2005[3] and was handed over into American custody he has dropped off the grid.

Strong messages in Pakistan

United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Pakistan to meet with government officials, civic leaders, businesspeople, and even leaders of the political opposition.

Europe stoops to conquer the uzbeks

The worsening Afghan war has brought some good news for Uzbekistan. On Tuesday, the European Union announced it was lifting a four-year old arms embargo against Uzbekistan.

DOE: No $30M for Ohio Plant

The Department of Energy said Thursday it no longer expects to give $30 million for demonstration work at a uranium-enrichment plant in southern Ohio.

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Dow Puts Traditional Panels to Shame With New Solar Shingle

Product should shake up the power industry and open up new era for solar

EPA moves to regulate smokestack greenhouse gases

Proposed regulations would require power plants, factories and refineries to reduce greenhouse gases by installing the best available technology and improving energy efficiency whenever a facility is significantly changed or built.

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Study Argues C.F.T.C. Overlooked Oil Speculation

A new academic study contends that speculation by financial players like banks, hedge funds and index funds was behind the steep rise in oil prices last year and notes that the A new academic study contends that speculation by financial players like banks, hedge funds and index f …

Bad News for Cap and Trade Foes: Europe's Emissions Trading System WORKS

According to Climate Progress, the report, Climate Policy and Industrial Competitiveness (pdf), completed by the economists, climate scientists, and academics of the German Marshall Fund, reveals that Europe's cap and trade has lead many countries in the EU to meet their carbon t …

After Sabotaging Own Oil Wells, Exxon Faces $1 Billion in Fines

O, those oil companies; they sure do love to play dirty. And the biggest US oil company, Exxon Mobil, has just got caught with its hand in the well--the oil well that it purposefully sabotaged so no other company could use, that is.

Hobbled, We're Losing The Global Energy Race

While American ideologues talk free market purity, countries with intelligent, carefully considered industrial policies are pulling ahead of us.

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