The future of crude oil and alternative energy 10 Articles

by Phillip Ellis

Ts Eliot said the world would end 'not with a bang, but with a whimper',presumably stripped of its resources and life-forces. But I don't think he had vectored in our addiction and self destructive need for oil, the most c...read more

by Morgana Reno-Tahoe

How American Energy Independence Was Won. The Great American Story. Nevada as The New Frontier for Energy again to the rescue of America. The energy solution is not in the past by drilling a way out, or nuking a way out...read more

by Khalid Humayun

From 1876 when first exploration of crude oil well triggered fast growth of civilization, industrial production, rapid development of science & technology, nights were imitated like broad day lights and night shifts of i...read more

by Daniel J. Gansle

The future of crude oil is pretty simple: the resource that has greased the wheels of our modern-day economy for over 100 years is finite, and is being depleted rapidly. As President Bush communicated during his April 29, ...read more

by Peter Ongera

Kenergia is happy to announce its logo design competition open to all individuals. Kenergia is a photovoltaic park of 100kWp in Kenya. It will be built using transparent polymers instead of glass as a protecting coveri...read more

by Jeremy Robertsen

    &nb sp;Fueling up the family car should not strike terror in the hearts of men. A trip to the grocery store should not cause entire families to starve to death. The resources being spent on transitio...read more

by Nedjoua Boudemagh

Petroleum Glossary The definitions given below have been mentioned in the handbook of AgipPetroli concerning lubricants specification published in December 1992 API GRAVITY A scale arbitrarily related to spe...read more

by Ferell Anderson

Todays political environmental extremists, by not allowing the building of new power plants and barring the advance of energy resources, have greatly affected the world's ability to have oil. Oil is the lifeblood of not on...read more

by Jim Brooks

Obtaining Independence from Foreign Oil I've read several articles on obtaining independence from foreign oil. Many of them say that, given our culture, this is an impossible goal. That is not tru...read more

by Leonard Konis

The main source of energy, in the United States is crude oil, and throughout the world. Once crude is refined, provides gasoline, kerosene, and diesel fuel. These refined derivatives are required, for most transportat...read more