oil prices
By Shannon Roxborough on March 25, 2011
Tags: Japan, Libya, biofuels, clean energy, Fukushima nuclear crisis, Japan Earthquake, Japan nuclear, Japan nuclear crisis, Japan solar, Japan tsunami, Japanese nuclear, oil prices, solar energy, U.S. nuclear, wind energy, biofuels, energy
As Japan continues to grapple with the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, governments around the world are reviewing industry safety standards and
By Nathanael Baker on March 21, 2011
After a weekend filled with air strikes on key Qaffadi targets in Libya by an international coalition, oil prices rose again Monday.
By Nathanael Baker on March 18, 2011
Tags: Credit Suisse Group AG, Libya, USD, Barack Obama, Credit Suisse Group, energy costs, fossil fuel prices, Libya crisis, Libya protests, Moammar Qaddafi, oil prices, electricity, food, Libyan government, oil, United Nations
Oil prices shot up this morning on the announcement of the United Nations' planned intervention in Libya, but have since settled down.
By Joseph Baker on March 1, 2011
Tags: clean energy investment, foreign oil, Gadahfi, Hugo Chavez, Libya Conflict, Libya oil reserves, oil dependecy, oil prices, Venezuela oil reserves
As oil production slows to a third of its capacity, pressure is mounting on Libya's leader Moammar Gadhafi to step down.
By Nathanael Baker on February 22, 2011
Tags: International Energy Agency, Islamic Republic of Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, United States, USD, crude oil, Egypt, Iran, Kuwait, Libya, Libya protests, Libya revolt, OECD, oil prices, OPEC countries, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Darin Newsom, energy, Fatih Birol, Middle East, OECD, oil, Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries
Political upheaval in oil producing African and Middle Eastern states could drive the price of gasoline to $5 per gallon this summer in the United States.
