Brian HicksPosted December 26, 2013
Few words create division and controversy like the nickname given to the oil industry's most lucrative 21st century trend. We know it as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
Briton RylePosted December 18, 2013
This type of investment will probably be good for the Chinese economy. But it doesn't change the fact that the economic cost of pollution in China is huge.
Briton RylePosted December 11, 2013
America's biggest oil field has become a bona fide cash machine. And it's not just the big oil companies that benefit... Here's how individual investors are cashing in big.
Brian HicksPosted November 19, 2013
The Bakken shale is set to produce one million barrels per day next month, catching up to another shale deposit that already passed that milestone...
Brian HicksPosted November 13, 2013
The IEA predicts U.S. oil production will surpass production from Saudi Arabia in just two years. But will it last?
Brian HicksPosted November 7, 2013
The government is really good at one thing: telling lies. And if history serves as a valid indicator, the government's assessment of oil reserves could be just another giant fib to throw on the top...
Brian HicksPosted November 5, 2013
As the North American oil industry booms and pipeline infrastructure lags, one industry is picking up all the slack...
Brian HicksPosted November 4, 2013
The Tech World's billion-plus companies are moving into the formerly crime-ridden Central Market and Tenderloin districts of San Francisco.
Jeff SiegelPosted October 14, 2013
China is officially number one. But it's for an honor no one wants... the biggest importer of oil on the planet!
Brian HicksPosted October 10, 2013
Wells will be drilled, shale will be fractured, and crude will flow... until we either burn it all up, or a new technology emerges to make the entire fossil fuel era a thing of the past.
Christian DeHaemerPosted October 8, 2013
This floating LNG beast will be the largest floating thing ever built. It will displace 600,000 metric tons of water. It will be 1,500 meters long and will contain 260,000 metric tons of steel.
Brian HicksPosted October 3, 2013
Those who've been reading my articles on a regular basis are probably at least somewhat familiar with my attitude towards solar power...