Day: July 1, 2023

Tiny South American nation of less than one million, Guyana has emerged as the latest drilling hotspot in South America, after decades where the regional oil industry was dominated by Venezuela and Brazil. While those countries are attracting considera…

Yevgeny Prigozhin and his Wagner Group’s aborted munity in Russia has demonstrated the weakness of the Kremlin in controlling the situation inside the country, which, as shown by the so-called “march for justice,” can rapidly deteriorate in a matter of…

I am sure many of us have entertained fantasies of making some remarkable discovery that changes the world for the better. For one reason or another, only a small percentage of people make an enormous impact that affects the entire world. But John B. G…

This week: Sweden again bucks PC, solar threatens water sources, pizza perils and helicopter pilots threatened by wind as natural gas alternatives are exposed. Continue reading →

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Kazakhstan has in a fresh effort to ease bottlenecks in a transportation corridor bypassing Russia reached an understanding with Azerbaijan and Georgia to set up a jointly run and owned logistics company.  The agreement was signed last week at the culm…

With Africa’s population projected to double by 2050, countries are planning new cities to house increased industrial activity and urban populations, and address the constraints of many of the continent’s mega-cities. New urban developments around the …

There is, indeed, little new under the sun, as our stories repeatedly demonstrate. Natural Gas – 100 Years Ago Today, June 23, 1923. Read our 100-year old news items on the subjects of Buffalo flotsam & jetsam, banishing waste, adding comfort & wealth, cool kitchens and natural gas at 35 cents. Continue reading →

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