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Executive Chair at Global Energy Symposium
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Dr. Moors is Executive Chair of the Global Energy Symposium (GES). A major initiative involving some of the world’s leading energy experts, GES will oversee high-profile analyses and policy recommendations to governments and agencies worldwide. An internationally recognized expert in ...more

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A New Player Is Meddling In The South China Sea Crisis
The completion of the East Siberia-Pacific Ocean (ESPO) network has opened up a major port facility from which rising oil exports are flowing to Asia.
What This Oil Price Roller Coaster Actually Tells Us
The 8.2% decline in the WTI price this month was not simply a result of excess American production, despite what some pundits would have you believe.
The Billion Dollar Natural Gas Frenzy America Will Miss Out On
Both the governments in London and Berlin have announced intentions to increase business dealings with Tehran.The U.S remains on the sidelines.
This "Classic" Energy Play Is About To Make A Comeback
Not so long ago, master limited partnerships (MLPs) were the darlings of energy investors. It's easy to see why: They paid high dividends, employed reliable, transparent business models, and they even enjoyed some unique tax advantages.
Why You Shouldn’t Hold Your Breath For The Keystone XL Pipeline
Keystone XL is and will remain a controversial political issue, even as it becomes unclear whether it’s still necessary to build.
The Little-Known Energy Sector That’s Now In Trump’s Crosshairs
The ethanol industry has significant employment impact in red states such as Ohio, Iowa, and Nebraska, meaning that any attempt to get rid of the biofuels requirement will result in a political problem for the incoming Trump Administration.
Why Iran’s New Oil Contract Won’t Change A Thing
Tehran has now revised the scheme in an attempt to get around some of these obstacles. Sources have confirmed that the new arrangement provides some flexibility for companies, and will account for project problems and market fluctuations.
The Secret Source Of Tomorrow's Energy Profits
With OPEC's Vienna Accord to cut oil production, Russian production moves, and projected post-election oil and natural gas prospects in the United States, the market's attention has been focused on the supply side of the market.
What President Trump Means For Your Energy Investments
Transitions of power in Washington, D.C., always cause some angst, but probably never more than this time. The American oil sector requires that domestic volume be competitive with OPEC production.
Look How Oil Markets Are Being Manipulated Now
We now have both a higher percentage and larger absolute number of long positions in crude oil than at any other time I can recall. This means the preponderance of market manipulators expect the price to rise from here.
Where Natural Gas Prices Are Headed In 2017
Traditionally, natural gas prices in the United States have been heavily influenced by the seasons, with the severity of winters generally being the main determinant of how high prices would go.
How To Invest In Energy With The Middle East On The Brink
Everything is in flux right now, so I’m recommending energy investors look at one particular kind of oil producer that should prove largely insulated from what’s coming next.
Why The OPEC Oil Deal Is Now In Doubt
The ups and downs in the oil market are primarily about whether markets think OPEC will, or won’t, succeed at capping oil production on November 30. Earlier this week, the Russians noted (once again) that they would be on board.
OPEC’s Oil Deal Is On The Brink Of Collapse, And This Is The (Unexpected) Culprit
When it comes to the international oil market, geopolitics always trumps market dynamics. That’s just how important securing oil is to modern governments – and how crucial it is to control the flow of oil to other countries.
OPEC's So-Called Oil "Deal" - And What's Coming Next
OPEC ministers said that they'd agreed to cut oil production to somewhere between 32.5 to 33 million barrels a day, down from about 33.24 million barrels a day.
OPEC’s “Deal” Is A Game-Changer For Oil – But Only If They Do This First
What a difference a few days can make for oil.
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