The current “renewable” energy policy is in a head-on collision with physics. The physics of gradient, density and land use are the starting point for understanding why, writes Richard Lyon. Chapter 1: […]
The US has a long history of fighting for oil, dating back to World War I. Indeed, securing oil supplies was a major factor in many 20th-century wars, Dr. Vernon Coleman writes. […]
Yesterday, a year after he struck the deal with Beijing, Ed Miliband, the UK’s Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, finally published his Memorandum of Understanding with China. What […]
There are two basic theories for the origin of crude oil: biotic and abiotic. The origin of petroleum or natural gas may seem like a strange debate to have but determining whether […]
During an interview in 1994, L. Fletcher Prouty spoke about what petroleum is. It isn’t what we think it is. It isn’t a fossil fuel. And it is the second most prevalent […]
“It is time to end the cover-up and misinformation that has prevented the American public from knowing the truth about oil – that hydrocarbon fuels are abiotic in nature, produced by the […]
As the years have progressed, the estimates of oil and gas reserves in the US have dramatically risen. Estimates change over time due to technological advances and other factors, which the “peak […]