The road to hell is paved with discarded business models
August 5, 2019/by Rudolf HuberStatistics
July 23, 2019/by Rudolf HuberDamned lies
July 14, 2019/by Rudolf HuberLies
July 9, 2019/by Rudolf HuberThe fallacy of external costs
July 2, 2019/by Rudolf HuberSleeping in the pendulum clock
June 25, 2019/by Rudolf HuberDestination Clauses – Japan got it all messed up
April 17, 2017/by Rudolf HuberLPG producers – act now or go away forever
March 26, 2017/by Rudolf HuberCould Russia be importing US LNG soon?
January 15, 2017/by Rudolf HuberWho will pull the curtain on the first gas-electric 18 wheeler/excavator/locomotive
January 8, 2017/by Rudolf HuberIs LNG more expensive than pipeline gas?
December 19, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe Ethane conundrum
December 11, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThere is a monster waiting for OPEC – and it’s not shale
December 4, 2016/by Rudolf HuberOpen letter to President-elect Donald J. Trump
November 27, 2016/by Rudolf HuberDistributed electricity Generation with LNG
November 21, 2016/by Rudolf HuberHow energy communism has gotten us into this mess
November 14, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe book of Elon
November 6, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe Qatar LNG backflip
October 31, 2016/by Rudolf HuberCan LNG prevail against the dark side of energy
October 25, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhy some trading and smart contracts don’t make LNG hubs yet
October 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberJust imagine OPEC reduces supply and nobody cares
October 12, 2016/by Rudolf HuberUS shale to the Caribbean
September 27, 2016/by Rudolf HuberMethane 3.0 – or should we say LMG
September 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberDoes Russia have the gas Europe needs
August 28, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWe must suffer – from here until Methanopolis coming
August 21, 2016/by Rudolf HuberIs school – as we know it – torture?
August 15, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhen will US LNG Terminals switch off
August 14, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWe see the LNG supply – but where is the demand?
August 7, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe LNG battery – better than real batteries and coal
July 31, 2016/by Rudolf HuberAn Eastern Mediterranean LNG hub
July 25, 2016/by Rudolf HuberJogging on a clogged street – no more dangerous than jogging in a mountain village
July 17, 2016/by Rudolf HuberLNG production will become cheap – real cheap
July 10, 2016/by Rudolf HuberAre those low oil prices the best chance Africa had in a long time?
July 3, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe first LNG Market Maker – born when the world was not looking
June 26, 2016/by Rudolf HuberCity farming or the hanging gardens of Methanopolis
June 23, 2016/by Rudolf HuberLNG in South Africa
June 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhy we could see less than 30 USD oil again – part 2
June 12, 2016/by Rudolf HuberDid you say your job is safe from robots?
June 12, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhy we could see less than 30 USD oil again – part 1
June 7, 2016/by Rudolf HuberThe first German LNG terminal
May 29, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWe call them mentally handicapped – when they are just different
May 25, 2016/by Rudolf HuberIran / India – an energy partnership?
May 24, 2016/by Rudolf HuberSouth Africa’s LPG dilemma
May 17, 2016/by Rudolf HuberDieselGate – why the US drew first blood and how to get out
May 8, 2016/by Rudolf HuberFloating Regasification – a reality check
May 1, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhat would happen to OPEC if it won the oil price war
April 25, 2016/by Rudolf HuberHow anarchy works for shale oil
April 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhat effect would the dismemberment of Russia have to European security of Gas Supply
April 11, 2016/by Rudolf HuberForget Goldilocks – we won’t need terraforming
April 3, 2016/by Rudolf HuberMy lost 28 USD oil price wager
April 3, 2016/by Rudolf HuberPakistan – the manacled LNG player
March 29, 2016/by Rudolf HuberHenry Hub in Europe – Gazproms magic kingdom of sunk cost simulations
March 22, 2016/by Rudolf HuberFukushima and why we cling on to ruins
March 14, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWanna get into LNG? A reality check.
March 7, 2016/by Rudolf HuberNews from the deathbed – how marginal technologies may enjoy a revival because of low oil prices
March 1, 2016/by Rudolf HuberA rude awakening for NWE regasification terminal customers and operators
February 22, 2016/by Rudolf HuberOne child, two children, 10 children – we need more people on earth
February 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberHow to beat the chattering donkey
February 18, 2016/by Rudolf HuberShale, not shallow – the ghosts of hardship
February 15, 2016/by Rudolf HuberWhy the African LNG projects boom fades (will be different)
February 9, 2016/by Rudolf HuberScience Shock: U.K. Met Office is “Inventing” Temperature Data from 100 Non-Existent Stations
This is fraud. Pure and simple. There is no way to put a spin on... Read more →
Kremlin Oil Revenue Down 29 Percent in October Amid Lower Prices
Prices are not only lower, they have been very low to begin with. Considering the... Read more →
CNN’s Leana Wen: The Unvaccinated Should Not Be Allowed To Leave Their Homes
Does anyone remember this? I am unvaccinated to this day and I suffered with my... Read more →
Astronauts on the ISS are braced for an urgent evacuation – as NASA uncovers 50 ‘areas of concern’ including leaks and cracks on the 25-year-old space station
One single Starship from SpaceX will dwarf the ISS regarding useable volume and almost any... Read more →
Comedian educates on climate change in ‘funny’ way
Isn’t that somehow fitting? I always had a feeling that every time I looked at... Read more →
How Tim Walz Did Not Know Models Only Say What They’re Told To Say
When I was a manager in an energy trading company, we had frequent meetings discussing... Read more →
EU Reports Record Drop in Emissions as RE Surges
That’s the spin. Another, more realistic way to see it is that energy consumption in... Read more →
Grid Companies Bracing For Power Cuts
Whales are dying because of offshore wind farms but people don’t see it daily. The... Read more →
Scrubber Discharge Gets Master Fined in Absentia
I remember as if it was yesterday when the a big debate on what’s the... Read more →
Hell On Earth: 1978’s Zombie Apocalypse ‘Dawn Of The Dead’ Reviewed
We are living among zombies. There is great diversity among the different zombies so this... Read more →
The Generational Opportunity for U.S. LNG
Is the liquefaction of Natural Gas into LNG, its storage and transport over the oceans,... Read more →
Scientists Were Wrong: Plants Absorb 31% More CO2 Than Previously Thought
Who could have known? More CO2 in the air leads to more vegetation. This more... Read more →
Turkey’s grand gas hub plan, part 2: The Russia question
Turkey does not want a gas hub. A gas hub is a place where gas... Read more →
The Vibes Are Off: Did Elon Musk Push Academics Off Twitter?
What do you learn in school? Reading, writing, calculus, lots of stuff. The essential thing... Read more →
The hard truth: Americans don’t trust the news media
That is a good thing. It does not take long for those in positions of... Read more →
EPA Proposes Yet Another Impossible Standard
They just don’t care. In Austria, we say “Once your reputation is destroyed, you are... Read more →
Riding high: Bajaj Auto’s CNG motorcycle races ahead with record sales
Many countries in the developing world such as Nigeria and many around it flare vast... Read more →
Suddenly Energy Realism Is A Winning Political Issue
Don’t think I want to be cute on purpose but most of the population of... Read more →
The Best Ability is Reliability
Anyone needs to understand the price to pay for being reckless with energy systems. We... Read more →
Ten Fundamental Questions
Any green fundamentalist worth his mettle will shy away from those questions like the devil... Read more →
LNG-fuelled trucking accelerates in Asia, denting diesel demand
Ah, LNG takes the crown once again. How is that? Asian cities are among the... Read more →
Buy Woke, Go Broke: The Failure of ESG Investing
In the popular mind, managers of big corporations are to be seen as entrepreneurs. They... Read more →
Rapid shift in methane carbon isotopes suggests microbial emissions drove record high atmospheric methane growth in 2020–2022
So it’s not oil, gas, or coal. People fail to understand the scale of our... Read more →
