My big question with the energy transition has always been: where’s the baseload going to come from?We want to get rid of oil. Okay. Around 80% of a barrel of oil is used in transportation. If we electrify everything – EVERYTHING – you get rid of a lot of oil demand.But...
Every form of energy is going through the roof. Oil, natural gas, refined products, coal – you name it, if it’s a fuel, it is going up.Except for one. Uranium prices, which caught fire in the fall and again during the first few weeks post-invasion, have taken a tumble.The spot price...
BAM BAM RESOURCES BBR-CSE / NPEZF-OTC IS MY FAVOURITE COPPER EXPLORATION STOCK--RIGHT NOW!!
NOTE-BAM BAM Resources just announced a 3-for-1 stock split to take effect in February. That means I am buying THREE shares for every one I buy today. This will increase liquidity in the stock and make it...
Why EnCana’s Deep Panuke Problems Matter for New England
By: Bill Powers
Encana Corporation (ECA-NYSE/TSX) got lucky with high gas prices for its Deep Panuke project offshore Nova Scotia—but the failure of that play does not bode well for New England natural gas prices.
Along with Exxon’s Sable Island Energy Project (SOEP), also...
Consider this:
-In 2013, the UK had the coldest spring since 1963.
-In March 2013, Northern Japan received record snowfall--up to 16 ft thick just south of Aomori.
-In October 2013, the worst frost in more than 80 years hit Chile and damaged 50 million boxes of fruit for export—damages were over...
Who said Chinese commodity demand was dead?
Through the first three months of 2016 China imported 75.2 million gallons of ethanol from the United States. That is more ethanol than the 70.5 million gallons China imported from the US for all of 2015! Ethanol is used around the world as...
A PEA-sized Company with a Huge Natural Gas Vision
What do you make of a $70 million company developing a $10 billion project?
Well that is exactly what we have in the case of tiny, Calgary based Pieridae – trading under symbol PEA-TSXv.
Its an uphill battle, but I have to admit...
No industry on earth has an existential problem like smoking. They make billions of dollars (like, it’s getting close to $1 trillion) but kill millions of people. The industry of course doesn’t want to kill the goose that lays the golden eggs—their customers—so they are always trying to find new...