 EC My goal is to give you the best perspective that I can offer in the arena of energy and mineral resources. In that spirit, let’s start by looking at the Middle East, which remains a political mess. Hey, what else is new, right? Still, some times are messier than others. Some times offer more opportunity than others. . . TAGGED: natural gas, oil, energy outlook, geopolitics, global energy market, global energy consumption, global energy production, Daily Resource HunterRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| US reliance on the Persian Gulf for its oil — and its consequent need to maintain a dominant presence in the Middle East to keep the oil flowing — has been one of the constants of the post-1945 status quo. That could be... more ›› |
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