Dear OGIB Reader,
As of this month, May 2012, Japan has no nuclear power for the first time in four decades.
Just over a year ago—before the Fukushima disaster caused by the earthquake/tsunami—nuclear supplied 26% of Japan’s power.
Taking all 54 reactors offline have left Japan with an "electricity black hole," according...
Fracking has helped the United States maintain the world's number one economy, but the exploitation of unconventional gas is also catching the eye of the world's second largest economy: China.
Could the natural gas ETF (UNG-NYSE) lose its tracking of natural gas prices? In one very specific (and quite realistic) circumstance, it could. And could it possibly skew the real, physical price of natural gas in the US? Many people say it is doing that right now, which is...
Strategic Oil and Gas (SOG:TSXV) announced the results gathered from its first production test of its horizontal Sulphur Point oil well existing at Steen River in Alberta, Canada on October 4.
Natural gas prices have been soaring on both sides of the US-Canada border all through January—but just the leading natural gas stocks are breaking out--tepidly, and only after an extended stretch of very cold weather across the entire continent.
That’s the Market saying it believes that once this cold winter...
Or did investors come to believe that the natural gas price is a runaway train on a dead end track?
Despite a natural gas injection this week (52 bcf) that was smaller than forecast, and quite a bit less last year's 88 bcf injection (and less than 5 year average injection...
It's been a big year for LNG – Liquefied Natural Gas. The possibility for west coast exports of LNG in Canada started off very hopeful in 2012, with both Shell and Apache making bullish statements.
But what's happened is an unexpected twist – it looks like the "little guy" is...
An executive for Halliburton recently took a drink of new fracking fluid in a demonstration of the safety of the liquid used to extract natural gas from the earth.