RealClearEnergy PM Update

Thursday, May 17
What's Wrong with Bribing a Foreign Official or Two? - Steve LeVine, FP
Obama to Oil Industry: Drill, Baby, Drill - Alan Farnham, ABC News
Eagle Ford Shale: The Gift That Keeps on Giving - Vicki Vaughan, FuelFix
Shift by U.S. Muddles Solar Imports Case - Keith Bradsher, New York Times
Solar Panels Trade Case Mocks Washington's Ways - Dan Ikenson, Forbes
Wheels Come Off the Wind Energy Gravy Train - M. Noon, Energy Tribune
Should the Government Invest in Alternative Energy? - Brett Baier, Fox
Energy Policies That Will Lead to Economic Growth - Pete Sepp, US News
How Will California Satisfy Its Energy Needs? - Wayne Barber, EnergyBiz
Nuke Plant Foes Converge on a Utah Town - David Hasemyer, InsideClimate
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Wednesday, May 16
White House Says Clean Coal Has a Future - Darius Dixon, Politico
The Best Climate Solution We Have - Doug Craig, Redding
Can We Please Declare the End of Peak Oil? - Tim Worstall, The Telegraph
Why It's the Right Time to Buy Chesapeake - Kevin McElroy, Seeking Alpha
Keystone Isn't the Only Pipeline - Steve Hargreaves, CNN Money
Germany Is Going Back to Coal - Editors, Breakthrough Institute
How to Increase the Life of Fracking Wells - Dave Summers, OilPrice
India's Nuclear Power Problem - Monamie Bhadra, Cairo Review
Why Is China Switching to Direct Current? - Nigel Morris, EC
Pickens Ready to Run on Domestic Energy - Lane Kidd, CityWire
Tuesday, May 15
Cheaper Gas Still Not Enough to Boost Summer Driving - Chris Kahn, AP
Timid Feds Punt on Fracking Regulations - Lisa Song, InsideClimate News
Chesapeake's House of Financial Horrors - Loren Steffy, FuelFix
How Much Longer Does European Nuclear Have? - Chris Coats, Forbes
An Audacious Nuclear Hypocrisy - Linda Pentz Gunter, CounterPunch
Brazil Tested by Neighbors Energy Populism - Andres Cala, Energy Tribune
The Problem with Electric Cars? They're Too Quiet - Paul Collins, Slate
Oil and Isolation - Juliet Torome, Project Syndicate
Monday, May 14
Will Congress Pay More for Clean Energy? - Brad Plumer, Washington Post
Renewing Our Commitment to Innovation - David Holt, National Journal
Green Cars Stall Because of Obama Meddling - Patrick Fleenor, CSM
The Global Failure to Shut Up - Steve LeVine, Foreign Policy
Oil Bulls Face Severe Test of Faith - John Kemp, Reuters
Oil and Natural Gas Are Parting Ways - Ken Silverstein, Forbes
Riding the North Dakota Oil Rush - Suzanne Goldenberg, Guardian News
Will Japan & Russia Build a NatGas Pipeline? - Charles Kennedy, OilPrice
Carbon, Low Carbon, and No Cash - Andrew McKillop, Market Oracle
Which Countries Will Benefit From Cap-and-Trade? - George Russell, FOX
Friday, May 11
So Much for $4 Gas - Morgan Housel, The Motley Fool
Here's Why Oil is So Expensive - Robert Weinstein, The Street
Is Natural Gas Really the Next Big Thing? - Tom Ranken, Xconomy
Community Power vs. The Kochs - Aaron Bartley, Huffington Post
Green Energy Won't Be Soiled - Ken Silverstein, Forbes
Canada's Oil Sands Battle Isn't Over - Lewis, Ljunggren & Jones, Reuters
21st Century Energy: Evolution Not Revolution - Sonita Lontoh, EC
Fuel Cell Energy: Pros and Cons - RP Seigel, Triple Pundit
New Technology: From Discovery to Adoption - Tom Whipple, OilPrice
Book Review: The End of Growth - Philip Cross, Financial Post
Thursday, May 10
Oil Independence Is an Unrealistic Dream - Brad Plumer, Washington Post
Need a Job That Pays? Think Oil Rig Worker - Steve Hargreaves, CNN
Oil Boom Resurrects North Dakota Ghost Town - James MacPherson, AP
Energy Wars on the Horizon - Michael Klare, The Nation
Fracking to Energy Freedom. . . in California? - Damon Nagami, SJ Mercury
Can the Shaman of Shale Do It Again? - Starr Spencer, Platts
Solar Preachers Gaining Converts - Diane Cardwell, New York Times
How Wind Looks w/o the Tax Credits - Lisa Linowes, MasterResource
Destroying the Economy to Save the Planet - Editorial, Washington Times
Whatever Happened to Carbon Capture? - Damian Carrington, Guardian
What Japan Can Learn From Chernobyl - April Yee, The National
Wednesday, May 9
Gas Prices Fall and Obama Gets a Boost - Darren Goode, Politico
Europe's Resource Pain May Be US Gain - Kirk Spano, MarketWatch
Japan w/o Nuclear: What Does It Mean? - Christina Nunez, EC
How the Kremlim Accidentally Liberalized Gazprom - Ahmed Medhi, FA
Don't Bet the Farm on Natural Gas - Sara Wright, Motley Fool
Nuclear is the Greenest Energy of All - Deborah Thornton, Daily Iowan
The Gas Industry's Fracking Problem - Dustin Bleizeffer, WyoFile
Let's Not Depend on Natural Gas - Christine Todd Whitman, Fortune
Climate Change Theory Meets Reality - James Shott, Bluefield Telegraph
Energy Storage: It's All About Software - Ucilia Wang, Forbes
Tuesday, May 8
Falling Oil Prices: A Blip Or A Hint Of The Future? - Corey Flintoff, NPR
How US Utilities Can Avoid a Risky $2 Trillion Bet - Mindy Lubber, Forbes
Big Coal Tries to Frantically Save Itself - David Roberts, Grist
Beware of Federalized Fracking - Robert Bradley, Washington Examiner
Renewable Revolution: It's Really Coming - Susan Kraemer, Earth Techling
Obama Gains as Gas Prices Blunt GOP Attack - Mike Dorning, BusinessWeek
Big Oil Goes Data Mining - Jessica Leber, MIT Technology Review
Was the CBO Sniffing Gas Fumes? - Deron Lovaas, Energy Collective
Monday, May 7
Who Will Save Clean Energy From Its Fiscal Cliff? - Editors, The Atlantic
Could Nat Gas Leaks Wreck Its Green Advantage? - Paul Tullis, Standard
How to Fuel Energy Without Subsidies - Tabby Waqar, Biofuels Digest
Unleashing America's Energy Potential - Sen. Hutchinson, Texas Insider
Corn Ethanol: The Next New Coke? - Conrad Schneider, National Journal
Can Geoengineering Solve Global Warming? - Michael Specter, New Yorker
Eco-Crusaders Losing Pubic Relations Battle - Matt Patterson, Examiner
Oil and Gas Euphoria Is Getting Out of Hand - Michael Levi, CFR
Putin Victory Shows How Oil Supports Autocrats - Michael Ross, Bloomberg
Is An Electricity Negociant In Our Future? - Christine Hertzog, EC
Nuclear Energy Won't Die - Ken Silverstein, Forbes

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