
EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Energy from the Bossier Shale
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
An article in today’s Shreveport Times discusses the initial production results of Bossier Shale formation, and the findings are encouraging enough that it is expected to become a major player in U.S. natural gas development. ...

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Offshore Energy Production and the Environment
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
Today, the Senate’s Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing concerning environmental stewardship policies related to offshore energy production.

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: U.S Crude Oil Production Continues at Four-Year Highs.
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
October U.S. crude oil production averaged 5.36 million barrels per day, continuing at levels not seen since 2005, according to API’s Monthly Statistical Report.

EnergyTomorrow New Podcast: Kerry-Boxer Bill Detrimental to Ag Industry.
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
In this episode, I interview Bob Stallman, president of the American Farm Bureau, on the potential impact of climate change legislation on agriculture.

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Shortening Terms on So-called "Idle Leases
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
Late last week, the Minerals Management Service (MMS) announced that they will shorten lease sale terms on nearly 36 million acres in the Gulf of Mexico off the coasts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: New Report Debunks Top Energy Myths
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
Last week, the Pacific Research Institute (PRI) released a report—“Top Ten Energy Myths” —that confronts ten common myths about America’s energy sources, uses and risks, utilizing U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and Energy Information Administration (EIA) data.

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Continued Warnings about Harmful Climate Legislation
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
On Tuesday, yet another voice spoke out against the proposed climate legislation under consideration in Congress. This time it was Margo Thorning, senior vice president and chief economist at the American Council for Capital Formation (ACCF), speaking before the Senate Finance Committee.

EnergyTomorrow Reuters: Shale gas transforms energy picture: John Kemp
Source: in.reuters.com
-- John Kemp is a Reuters columnist. The views expressed are his own -- By John Kemp LONDON, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Nothing illustrates technology's power to transform the energy outlook more clearly than

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: New Game: Turn Your Home Into a Smart House
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
Yesterday, we launched our newest interactive—Smart House, a game that teaches players about energy efficiency and tests personal energy awareness.

EnergyTomorrow Test your home efficiency knowledge in our new interactive, Smart House. You'll find helpful tips that translate into both energy and cost savings, so that you can turn their home into a Smart House.
Source: www.energytomorrow.org
Welcome to the API Energy Arcade! Six different games and simulations test your skills and knowledge of the energy industry. Cruise the highways, drill for oil and natural gas, or earn your energy diploma – it can all be achieved at the API Energy Arcade.

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Energy Resources: America is #1
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
Last week’s blog post showing that the United States is #1 in total energy resources generated some buzz in the blogosphere. To recap, the post noted that the Congressional Research Service (CRS) found ...

EnergyTomorrow Great op-ed by ACCF's Thorning on cap-and-trade legislation
Source: www.rollcall.com
With the climate change debate now in the Senate, leaders are set on addressing the problem through legislation, but the numbers are adding up to a high-cost, low-impact policy.

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Op-ed: Offshore Drilling--Royalties, Jobs, Energy, Great Fishing!
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
A Walton Sun (Florida) op-ed, authored by geoscientist Al Swiercz and published last week, discussed the benefits of offshore drilling for Florida residents and the United States. Swiercz said that exploration ...

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Hurricane Ida in the Gulf
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
At least three oil companies announced yesterday they were shutting in some production as Ida began to bear down on oil and natural gas facilities in the Gulf of Mexico. BP, Chevron and Marathon reduced production and evacuated some of their offshore facilities. ...

EnergyTomorrow New Blog Post: Earnings: A Mixed Bag
Source: blog.energytomorrow.org
Eighteen oil and natural gas companies had reported their third quarter 2009 earnings as of yesterday afternoon, and the results have been a mixed bag. Companies that focus on oil and natural gas production—also ...

















