Energy

MONTHLY WRAP-UP NOV 2021: Markets, Economy & Big China High-Tech Boondoggle

In this Monthly Wrap-up, we discuss the ongoing “Energy Crisis” and a Big China High-Tech Boondoggle.  Actually, I was quite surprised when I came across this information showing how advanced China was compared to the rest of the world in scaling up this transport technology.  And, when I say “Advanced,” I don’t mean in a GOOD WAY…

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WHO ARE WE KIDDING??: Biden To OPEC & Russia “Must Pump More Oil To Help American Working Class”

After Biden called out for OPEC & Russia to pump more oil to help ordinary Americans, he was promptly refused.  And, not only Biden, but the Secretary of Energy also publicly blamed OPEC for high crude oil prices. This is simply amazing when we realize that the United States is still the largest producer of oil…

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METALS, MARKETS & ENERGY UPDATE OCT 31st: More Disruptions In The Global Energy System & Market

The world continues to suffer from more disruption in the global energy system and markets.  In this new Metals, Market & Energy Update, I show what’s happening with the U.S. and global energy inventories.  I also provide information on the Global Gold ETF market and how that is impacting the gold price…

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BREAKING NEWS: Planned Retirement Of Two Nuclear Power Plants This Month Reversed

Due to the passage of the Illinois State Clean Energy Bill, two nuclear power plants facing retirement this month have been reversed.  The Byron and Dresden Nuclear plants, run by Exelon Energy, were facing retirement due to operating losses from competing with lower-priced fossil-fuel electric generation…

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METALS, MARKET & ENERGY UPDATE OCT 24th: Energy Crisis Continues To Scare Markets

Is the oil price going up to $200 a barrel?  Some analysts believe we are heading for much higher energy prices.  While this may be the case, we need to look at the fundamental data to understand the energy markets better.  Also, don’t high gasoline prices impact consumer demand?  Sure it does…

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