Energy Articles

The Days of Cheap Oil are Over

(July 2007)

While these higher oil prices wreak havoc at the pump they also present an excellent alternative investment opportunity for the accredited investor.

Dawn of a New Oil Era?

From Newsweek (2005)

China is the world's second-largest consumer of oil. It has about 20 million cars and trucks now. By the year 2020, that may be 120 million.

Oil prices surge after $105-a-barrell forecast

From Reuters (31 March 2005)

Research report forecasts dramatically costlier crude and suggests a 'super spike' -- fueled by 1970s-style inflation -- could send prices well into triple digits.

2003's constant surprises may not be finished

From World Oil February 2004 by M. R. Simmons

The year 2003 was marked by a string of oil surprises. It is beginning to look as if "normal" is an oxymoron when used with the oil market. Perhaps 2004 will be the year when more answers than surprises occur.

Energy Exchange plays a leading role in solving United States energy crisis

Houston, (20 June, 2001.)

Energy Exchange offers a potentially profitable alternative to Americans suffering the double whammy of the dot-com collapse and the soaring prices of the energy crisis.

Energy Exchange helps individuals profit from the energy crisis

HOUSTON, (5 June 2001)

Energy Exchange, a leader in connecting energy projects with financial sources, announced today that it is playing a lead role in helping solve the nation's energy crisis.

Hard times bring difficult questions

By SCOTT BURNS, Houston Chronicle, TX

August 2nd, 2004

Markets fall as oil shoots up

By NELSON ANTOSH and TOM FOWLER, Houston Chronicle, TX

Aug 06, 2004

We'll be looking at $50 oil, and likely by next winter

By MICHAEL J. ECONOMIDES and RONALD E. OLIGNEY, Houston Chronicle, TX

August 8th, 2004

Oil tops $50 and hangs on

By LYNN J. COOK, Houston Chronicle, TX

October 1st, 2004