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What?s Next for Potash Producers: Jaret Anderson
2012-02-09 22:30:00 The Energy Report: You last spoke with The Energy Report in June 2011. What has transpired in the fertilizer and potash business since then, both in Canada and in Brazil’s emerging market? Jaret Anderson: The tail end of 2011 saw a period of weak demand for Canadian potash. Fourth-quarter shipments at Potash Corp. (POT:TSX; POT:NYSE) dropped by about one-third year over year (YOY). General concern over the economy gave dealers an incentive to avoid stocking up their warehouses, resulting in soft shipments, higher unit operating costs and quarterly earnings below expectations. However, Potash Corp. posted a 68% gross margin in its potash segment during the quarter, making it one of the most profitable publicly-traded businesses of this scale. . . . → Read More: What’s Next for Potash Producers: Jaret Anderson
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MLPs?Wall Street?s Best-Kept Secret: Yves Siegel
2012-02-08 00:30:00 The Energy Report: Yves, what can investors expect out of MLPs between now and the end of 2013? Yves Siegel: Steady as she goes. The yields for our group now are around 6%, and we expect distribution growth to be about 7%. If Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is true to his word, we’ll continue to expect an environment of low interest rates for the next two years. So if you combine the yield and the distribution growth, we think investors could see low double-digit returns. TER: How do distributions grow? YS: When contracts roll over on terminal assets, they typically roll over at higher rates because they’re competing with new facilities. In order for companies to get a . . . → Read More: MLPs—Wall Street’s Best-Kept Secret: Yves Siegel
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Could Cheap Gas Slow Growth Of Renewable Energy?
2012-02-03 14:24:00 From News: The relatively clean gas is replacing dirty coal-fired power plants. That's good news for the environment. But in the long run, cheap natural gas might delay the transition to even cleaner sources of energy, such as wind and solar power. Read the whole article
Every Countries are Studying Renewable Energy Actively
2012-02-03 10:06:00 There is a new method of seaweed into biofuels in UK It was reported that scientists from the University of Sheffield England invented a more efficient and inexpensive method to transform algae into biofuels recently. The scientists use an inexpensive way to create numerous micro bubbles, allowi
Liquids-Rich Companies Will Weather the Dry Spell: Luc Mageau
2012-02-03 00:00:00 The Energy Report: With Brent Crude trading at about US$110 per barrel (bbl) and natural gas futures trading at 10-year lows, are you leaning more heavily toward oily names than you did in 2011? Luc Mageau: Absolutely. In fact, although gas prices have been reduced to around the $2.50 level, it still seems like the picture could get worse before it gets better. Current natural gas storage is at ~3.5 trillion cubic feet (Tcf); that’s a full 0.4 Tcf fuller than an average winter. The reason we have such a glut of gas is the winter has not been co-operating. Basically, we rely on winter to post the bulk of the withdrawals throughout any given year?in the last . . . → Read More: Liquids-Rich Companies Will Weather the Dry Spell: Luc Mageau
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2012-02-01 23:10:00 What could be the reason of very high unit difference in two energy meters one at sending end other at receiving end? Sending end side is L&T TVM meter and receiving end side is Conzerv EM6400
Triple-Digit Oil Investing and a Natural Gas Price Rebound: Bill Powers
2012-02-01 01:30:00 The Energy Report: Is it fair to say that you are a value investor? Bill Powers: Absolutely. I’m very much a value investor focused on fundamentals and finding companies that can grow reserves, production and cash flow without taking on too much debt and/or diluting shares. Those are the companies that can have very strong long-term outperformance. That is my theme, and I think it is really powerful right now. The companies I’ve identified do not currently reflect future prices that their stocks will be receiving. TER: Clean balance sheets, steady cash flow and a depressed market price: would that sum it up? BP: Yes. The Canadian junior market has changed in the last 10 years markedly. It’s matured . . . → Read More: Triple-Digit Oil Investing and a Natural Gas Price Rebound: Bill Powers
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How Much Energy Do You Waste Charging Your Cellphone?
2012-01-29 16:37:00 From Scientific American: How many chargers do you own? One for your cellphone? Another for your laptop? Yet another for your tablet, podcast player or even electric toothbrush? It adds up. Read the whole article
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2012-01-27 16:20:00 Nature regularly demonstrates that thermal energy at ambient temperature can be converted to thermodynamic energy -as cyclones/hurricanes. Why can we not harness this obvious new source of abundant energy. I have some proposals which seem promising and I would like to discuss with interested perso
Lithium Investment to Power Portfolios: Daniela Desormeaux
2012-01-26 23:00:00 The Energy Report: Daniela, over the past three months the small-cap lithium developers have on the whole been in positive territory. Are we at the beginning of a long-overdue bull market in lithium equities? Daniela Desormeaux: Most of the smaller-scale suppliers trading in the open market are young, junior mining companies. The stock price fluctuations observed during recent months reflect the market’s sensitivity to the companies’ announcements and news. TER: What is currently driving lithium demand? What will drive it in the future? DD: Lithium demand has a promising future. Rechargeable batteries are the largest application, accounting for about 30% of the lithium demand. This is also the segment with the highest growth rate for the next 10?15 years, . . . → Read More: Lithium Investment to Power Portfolios: Daniela Desormeaux
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Using Ocean Temperature Differences to Create Renewable Energy
2012-01-25 16:25:00 Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) is an idea for creating renewable energy by exploiting the difference in ocean temperatures between the surface and the seabed. The OTEC permit office first opened in 1981 as part of NOAA, America’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the marine counterpart to NASA. It was created after the oil price spike of the 1970′s when interest in alternative power sources rose. Oil prices eventually settled and as a result interest in the alternative power sources dwindled, so in 1994, just 13 years later the OTEC office was closed without ever having issued a permit. Good old American bureaucracy. Now, again during times of high oil prices, alternative energy sources are back with vengeance. All . . . → Read More: Using Ocean Temperature Differences to Create Renewable Energy
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Potash?s Current Calm Promises an Exciting Future: Corey Dias
2012-01-24 22:00:00 The Energy Report: Total potash demand in 2011 was estimated at 56 million tons (Mt), and the market has traditionally grown at a rate of about 3.5%/year. Do you believe we’ll see a similar increase in 2012? Corey Dias: I think 3.5% could be at the high end of growth for 2012. I would expect slightly lower growth this year given that India is delaying its potash purchases until the end of Q112. China is also determining its exact needs, and there are rumors that it may reduce its imports this year versus 2011. Everything tends to depend on price. Canpotex (the marketing company for Saskatchewan potash producers) and its Belarusian counterpart are holding out for higher prices than . . . → Read More: Potash’s Current Calm Promises an Exciting Future: Corey Dias
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Nuclear Energy Markets Tighten: Edward Sterck
2012-01-19 23:00:00 The Energy Report: There hasn’t been much price action in the uranium market since you last spoke with The Energy Report in early September. Does that surprise you at all and what are your expectations for near-, medium- and longer-term market action? Edward Sterck: It doesn’t surprise me particularly. Historically, a lot of utilities were operating on a fairly hand-to-mouth basis in terms of their uranium requirements. The price spike in 2007 was a bit of a wakeup call for utilities. Since then, they’ve been building up some buffer inventories and are pretty fully covered for near-term requirements. By near term, I mean for the next nine months or so. Consequently, they can currently choose to be quite price . . . → Read More: Nuclear Energy Markets Tighten: Edward Sterck
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2012-01-19 14:58:00 What is the nominal energy content (preferably in KWHr) of 1 cubic meter of liquid propane gas (cooking gas, LPG) delivered via a domestic meter (30 grams/cm pressure)? If the units have you stumped, just let me know what the nominal energy is and I'll work out the conversion. (Please cite the sour
John Boehner, This is Not the End of the Fight for Keystone Energy Jobs TEX
2012-01-19 02:01:00 Washington (Jan 18) At a press conference today, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) and other House Republicans blasted the Obama administration?s decision to deny new jobs to tens of thousands of Americans and surrender America?s energy security to China by rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline. Speaker Boehner pledged to continue fighting for the thousands of much-need jobs the pipeline will create - especially for those hit hardest by the Obama administration?s disastrous economic policies. Following are video and text of Speaker Boehner?s remarks:?President Obama is destroying tens of thousands of American jobs and shipping American energy security to the Chinese. There?s really ? there?s no other way to put it: the President is selling out American jobs for politics.?The President was given the authority to block this project only ? and only ? if he believes it?s not in the national interest of the United States. Is it not in the national interest to create tens of thousands of j...
Oil and Gas Services Avoid Geopolitical Risk: John Stephenson
2012-01-17 22:00:00 The Energy Report: 2011 was a pretty exciting year with oil prices all over the map, largely fueled by the European debt crisis. What do you expect are going to be the hot topics affecting energy commodities in 2012? John Stephenson: The spread between Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) prices, which was a big story in 2011, will continue to play a role. I expect a lot of talk about how WTI has once again resumed its place as the global benchmark. Another big topic, as it always is, will be the continuing geopolitics of oil, be it a possible Arab spring in Saudi Arabia or Iran’s nuclear program and how that impacts the world. In terms of . . . → Read More: Oil and Gas Services Avoid Geopolitical Risk: John Stephenson
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Scotland Guns for 100% Renewable Energy by 2020
2012-01-17 13:34:00 From Latest Items from TreeHugger: A strong year in renewable investment, a new partnership with Abu Dhabi's clean energy company Masdar, and 7 GW of clean energy projects underway bode well for the nation's prospects. Read the whole article
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How to Convert Off-peak Wind Energy Into On-peak Electricity Production?
2012-01-13 11:25:00 "Vattenfall is now participating in a unique project that allows wind energy to be stored and converted to hydrogen gas." Read more: http://www.globalenergywatch.co-m/news/2905/Vattenfall_converts-_wind_energy_to_hydrogen_gas.ht-m My experience in Germany is that as the favourable tariffs are redu
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Renewable Energy Stocks that Deliver: John McIlveen
2012-01-12 23:01:00 The Energy Report: John, what is your current investment thesis? John McIlveen: Safety is still the dominant concern with small-cap companies, which are high-risk by definition. I mostly stick with power generators. High-yield Independent Power Producers (IPPs) returned over 20% in 2011, whereas manufacturing was slammed as many sectors entered cyclical lows. The generators have 20-year contracts, which provide highly predictable cash flow. To buy the manufacturers, you really have to understand the cycles. TER: What’s the relationship between conventional energy prices and renewable energy stocks? Do higher conventional energy prices trigger a bounce in renewables? JM: Optimally, it would be better for renewables if conventional energy prices were higher. However, the reality is that renewable prices do . . . → Read More: Renewable Energy Stocks that Deliver: John McIlveen
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Pakistan to Produce Gas ? by Burning Underground Coal
2012-01-12 18:32:00 As we start a new year, consider the miserable plight of the average Pakistani electricity consumer. With about 50 per cent less electricity generation capability than the actual demand, Pakistan’s National Grid is facing more than a 5,000-megawatt shortfall in power generation, leading to blackouts in both urban and rural areas of the country. Due to unscheduled shortages by the National Power Control Center, urban areas are facing unscheduled minimum 8-hour power blackouts each day, while in rural areas the blackouts can last as long as 14 hours. The situation is equally miserable in the country’s compressed natural gas (CNG) sector, which is now facing three days per week suspension of gas deliveries, the country’s textile sector . . . → Read More: Pakistan to Produce Gas – by Burning Underground Coal
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India: Land of Energy Opportunity
2012-01-12 17:28:00 By Marin Katusa, Casey Research Quick, what country is the economic engine that will power world growth? If you answered “China,” you’re far from alone. But there’s another country that deserves as much attention and better yet, is much friendlier to investment: India, home to 1.2 billion people. To electrify all those houses, power the industries that keep all those people employed, and fuel the vehicles that more and more Indians own, India’s energy needs are shooting skyward. First question to consider: what kind of energy does India need? Just about every kind, really. India encompasses significant reserves of coal, oil, and gas, but each year it has to import more and more to meet its rapidly rising demand. . . . → Read More: India: Land of Energy Opportunity
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2012-01-11 19:42:00 The more we save, the more we have available. And one step further… the more we have available, the more we waste. Energy efficiency has dramatically increased with the continual improvement of technology and industry. These advances allow goods and services to be produced in less time, us
MVP Energy MLPs: John Edwards
2012-01-10 22:00:00 The Energy Report: A year ago, you forecast average returns of 10% with the yield spread between master limited partnerships (MLPs) and 10-year U.S. treasuries at 290 basis points. How accurate did your forecast turn out to be? John Edwards: It turned out fairly well. The actual performance for MLPs beat our original expectations by about 390 basis points. On the last trading day of 2011, we were looking at 13.9% total return. We targeted yields on the sector between 6% and 6.5% and it ended near 6.1% at the lower end of our targeted range. TER: What is the current yield spread? JE: The current yield spread is approximately 4.2%, 420 basis points. TER: Do you . . . → Read More: MVP Energy MLPs: John Edwards
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Football Pitch-Sized Batteries Could Change the World of Renewable Energy
2012-01-10 15:55:00 2011 saw huge advances in solar, wind and other renewable energy sources, and these advancements will continue into 2012. In fact 2012 could be the year that renewable energy sources start to seriously compete with traditional fossil fuels, at least that is the hope in the battle to reduce carbon emissions and our dependence on dwindling oil stocks. However a major problem with renewable energy sources is that they can rarely provide consistent power levels, due to a myriad of factors outside of human control. Eric Wesoff, an industry analyst with Greentech Media, explains that, "A wind farm only works when the blades are spinning. It might have a nameplate capacity of 100 megawatts, but it never puts out that . . . → Read More: Football Pitch-Sized Batteries Could Change the World of Renewable Energy
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Is My Aussie Pup?s Energy Level Normal?
2012-01-08 06:38:00 From the Mailbag: Stacie writes: My daughter brought home a 2 month old Aussie pup. I had never had one or didn?t know anything about the breed. I have 2 dogs that got along great and just need affection and some backyard time and they are fine. I have some major medical challenges and am trying to make this work with the new pup. He ,as everyone says is super smart but I?m just not sure I can provide what he needs in energy. We are working with a trainer and he knows tons of stuff. But his energy is killing me! I can only walk him every other day for about 20 mins. I try to play with him in the back yard but he will only chase a ball a couple times or I play soccer and he will only do that for a bit too. I know he is young and we already love each other but my question is will his energy likely be controllable? Can I make it work with backyard time and games or will he and I be unhappy? He is in a pen most of the day per the trainer because he is so out of control if he?s out. He h...
Is My Aussie Pup’s Energy Level Normal?
2012-01-08 06:38:00 From the Mailbag: Stacie writes: My daughter brought home a 2 month old Aussie pup. I had never had one or didn’t know anything about the breed. I have 2 dogs that got along great and just need affection and some backyard time and they are fine. I have some major medical challenges and am trying to make this work with the new pup. He ,as everyone says is super smart but I’m just not sure I can provide what he needs in energy. We are working with a trainer and he knows tons of stuff. But his energy is killing me! I can only walk him every other day for about 20 mins. I try to play with him in the back yard but he will only chase a ball a couple times or I play soccer and he will only do that for a bit too. I know he is young and we already love each other but my question is will his energy likely be controllable? Can I make it work with backyard time and games or will he and I be unhappy? He is in a pen most of the day per the trainer because he is so out of control if he’s out...
Revealed: My Top Energy Stock for 2012
2012-01-06 14:30:00 It's one of the most unique companies on the planet. In fact, I count only two other business that do the same work. Still, the demand for its product is volatile. This company can earn $20,000 a day or $120,000, depending on the market. When times are good (like they were in 2011), this company can make investors money hand over first. And as you'll see below, all the signs are pointing to 2012 being a banner year for this company. As the chief strategist of StreetAuthority's Energy & Income advisory, I've tabbed it as my top energy stock for this year. Golar LNG (Nasdaq: GLNG) simply has that much potential for the coming year. Golar shareholders . . . → Read More: Revealed: My Top Energy Stock for 2012
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Heads Up to boost energy and lift your mood this winter: Roslyn Franken sur
2012-01-06 05:05:00 Winter is upon us and the bad news is the cold, dark, dreary weather can wreak havoc on our energy levels and lower our mood. Poor energy and lowered moods can easily translate to comfort eating, weight gain or over-indulging in other unhealthy crutches to bring us comfort and soothe our souls. Here’s the good ...
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Finding Growth in a Flat Energy Market: Tim Murray
2012-01-05 23:00:00 The Energy Report: Tim, what is your investment thesis right now? Tim Murray: It hasn’t changed since the last time we talked. We are biased towards oil plays. But we will look at selective natural gas players and we prefer the lowest-cost producers as well as the companies with a larger production base. TER: Are you currently telling investors that they need to be patient? TM: Yes. Most of the small/micro cap stories have seen a dramatic drop in share price over the last year; however, WTI (West Texas Intermediate) is hovering around $100/barrel (/bbl), and oil companies should be able to generate strong cash flow at these levels. The market has gone quieter on the smaller-cap companies as . . . → Read More: Finding Growth in a Flat Energy Market: Tim Murray
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Investment in African Renewable Energy Reaches $3.6 Billion in 2011
2012-01-05 15:50:00 First, the bad news. Although Africa has vast fossil and renewable energy sources, only twenty percent of its population has direct access to electricity and in some rural areas, four out of five people are completely without power. According to the UN, over 600 million Africans currently do not have access to electric power. A depressing 70 percent of Sub-Saharan Africa’s population is living without access to clean and safe energy for their basic needs such as cooking, lighting and heating, making energy poverty among the most urgent issues facing Africa. Worldwide, more than 1.4 billion people worldwide have no access to electricity, and 1 billion more only have intermittent access. Over 2.5 billion people, almost half . . . → Read More: Investment in African Renewable Energy Reaches $3.6 Billion in 2011
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Alternative Energy at Work
2012-01-04 13:12:00 Alternative energy is consistently stressed as a means to move toward energy security and reduce reliance on foreign energy resources. Even though alternative energy is important, understanding what can be done to achieve this goal is also important. The preceding article is a "sneak peek" from Che
Finding Profits in Volatile Energy Markets: Nav Malik
2012-01-03 22:00:00 The Energy Report: Nav, what is your current investment thesis? Nav Malik: Given the commodity price environment, we prefer oil and light-oil plays at the moment. The economics are much more favorable. We also like liquids-rich gas plays, which serve to boost project economics. Given natural gas prices, we’re not as favorable on dry gas plays at this point. TER: You would think of the liquids as icing on the cake? NM: Absolutely. Projects have better economics via more favorable pricing in the liquids. With dry gas around $3.50/thousand cubic feet (Mcf), it’s not as economic to drill purely for gas, but when you add a liquids component to it, that serves to boost the overall production revenue . . . → Read More: Finding Profits in Volatile Energy Markets: Nav Malik
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2012-01-01 22:15:00 “They look like the perfect partners, but this is a marriage made in hell,” said a Western energy executive who has worked with both. Russia and China, he added, are “so afraid of being outdone” by each other that negotiations tend toward all-or-nothing combat. The economic imperatives for greater cooperation remain powerful and, predicted a ...
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2011-12-30 18:00:00 Researchers have reduced the preparation time of quantum dot solar cells to less than an hour by changing the form to a one-coat quantum dot solar paint. How? Titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles are coated with cadmium sulfide (CdS) or cadmium selenide (CdSe.) The composite nanoparticles, when mixed with a solvent, form a paste that can be applied as one-step paint to a transparent conducting material, which creates electricity when exposed to light. Although the paint form is currently about five times less efficient than the highest recorded efficiency for the multifilm form, the researchers predict that its efficiency can be improved, which could lead to a simple and economically viable way to prepare solar cells. . . . → Read More: Solar Breakthrough: Cheap Quantum Dot Solar Paint
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Year in Review: Digging into Potash Stocks
2011-12-29 23:00:00 Investing in agriculture can take many forms. Bob Moriarty, 321energy.com founder, shared his insights in a March article titled “Food Is Fuel.” He said: “Potash is used to make fertilizer. As food gets more valuable, potash gets more valuable. It’s not necessarily that you’re more efficient in the production of food. If the price of wheat doubles, farmers can afford twice as much potash. It’s not necessarily more efficient; it’s just cheaper in relative terms. The price of food is going to go higher and higher. Potash is around $600/ton now, but it could be $1,500/ton based on the cost of food today.” The trend will not continue forever, Moriarty cautioned. “Most companies are going to fail. You have . . . → Read More: Year in Review: Digging into Potash Stocks
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2011-12-29 13:14:00 Energy harvesting (EH) is on track to become a $5.1 billion industry by 2018, according to WinterGreen Research. One of the fastest growing segments of EH is vibration energy harvesting, which involves harvesting energy from mechanical vibrations to power wireless sensors and low-power portable devi |
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