Is OPEC going to wave the white flag in the war with the U.S. shale producers? OPEC, in a report obtained by Reuter's, says that spite OPEC best efforts to squash U.S. shale production they expect that crude supply from rival non-OPEC producers, led by the U.S., will grow until at least 2017.
Crude prices tried to overcome a huge 7.1 million barrel increase in oil supply but could not in the face of another act of terror and fears of declining demand.
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe isn't a get-rich-quick scenario for the impatient investor: It's a long, strategic play for the sophisticated investor who can handle no small amount of politics and geopolitics along the way.
How much faith can we put in our ability to decipher all the numbers out there telling us the United States is closing in on its cornering of the global oil market?
The explosion of natural gas production has far reaching consequences on the world. International Energy Agency Director Maria van der Hoeven discusses the long-term potential.
