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The least frequently asked question ever
Michael Giberson Robert Rapier asks what is likely the least frequently asked question ever: “What if I’m wrong?“ Rapier explores that question with respect to his beliefs on peak oi… more →
Knowledge Problem
The least frequently asked question ever
Michael Giberson wrote 2 days ago: Michael Giberson Robert Rapier asks what is likely the least frequently asked question ever: “ … more →
Another Waxman-Markey blemish: reinforcing the obsolete utility business model
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lkiesling wrote 1 week ago: Lynne Kiesling Over the past few days Josh Blonz at Common Tragedies had a couple of posts (here and … more →
Energy Prices: Where are we going?
Nicholas Hill wrote 2 weeks ago: Back in the 70’s, Virginia Slims cigarettes used to advertise their wares (targeted at … more →
Coal in a world of cheap natural gas
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Michael Giberson wrote 2 weeks ago: Michael Giberson Natural gas has become cheap enough relative to coal that some gas-fired electric g … more →
Another note on natural gas supply in the US
Michael Giberson wrote 2 weeks ago: Michael Giberson Kristen Hays reports on the current natural gas supply conditions in the Houston Ch … more →
Will wind energy follow ethanol's path?
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Michael Giberson wrote 3 weeks ago: Michael Giberson The ethanol industry is suffering and The Wichita Eagle asks, “Will wind ener … more →
Energy Price Trends - A Tale of Two Cities
Nicholas Hill wrote 3 weeks ago: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. We had everything, we had nothing” … more →
What does Waxman-Markey have to say about kites?
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Michael Giberson wrote 3 weeks ago: Michael Giberson The answer to the title question is “nothing,” according to Marc Gunthe … more →
On ethanol's subsidy and related
Michael Giberson wrote 3 weeks ago: Michael Giberson Robert Rapier explains a few ins and outs of ethanol. For example, he observes tha … more →
Expectations driving gas prices
lkiesling wrote 4 weeks ago: Lynne Kiesling Tim Haab did it, so Mike and I don’t have to! Yep, gas prices are creeping up a … more →
KP convergence in Chicago
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knowledgeproblem wrote 1 month ago: Lynne Kiesling For once, both erstwhile KP authors are in the same place! I’ve organized a res … more →
Predictable consequences of anti-price gouging laws
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Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin released a statement last Thursday indicating hi … more →
Is the zone pricing ban raising average gasoline prices in New York?
Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson In my just published post on zone pricing, I noted a newspaper story from New York … more →
Legislators from wealthy Fairfield County, Connecticut hope a zone pricing ban will save constituents money
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Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson From the website of Livvy Floren, Greenwich state representative and Assistant Repu … more →
Price gouging policy as rendered in everyday politics
Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson Way to go, Sen. Goss. Now grandma in Wilmington is gonna go three days without a fl … more →
LNG possibilities keeping natural gas prices down in U.S.
Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson “Our feeling is that natural gas prices have some challenges because of the LNG tha … more →
Flywheel technology now ready for takeoff? NYISO tariff changes accomodate energy storage technology
Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has approved NYISO tariff changes intended … more →
No regulator has or will have the information, expertise, or ESP required to do this
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Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson The title is lifted directly out of Craig Pirrong’s post on the Treasury depa … more →
Gasoline retailer opposes a zone pricing ban in Connecticut
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Michael Giberson wrote 1 month ago: Michael Giberson An effective zone pricing ban in Connecticut would have the effect of equalizing th … more →
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