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Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul: As the sovereign debt crisis in Europe dominates media coverage of both financial and main street news, Washington’s deliberate cover up of a far more serious Read more…
Zig Lambo: Demand for uranium (NYSEARCA:URA) is expected to continue growing as China spearheads the conversion of new energy production from coal to nuclear (NYSEARCA:NLR). In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, BMO Capital Markets Analyst Edward Sterck brings us up to date Read more…
John Daly: Ever since the end of World War Two, the U.S. has come to regard Saudi Arabia as almost its exclusive oil producing enclave. Read more…
George Mack: If energy, food and education are the building blocks of civilization, Greenpeace Cofounder Patrick Moore is using his role of “sensible environmentalist” to build support for the concept of sustainable power generation. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Patrick proposes that industry Read more…
John Daly: What a difference a year and a tsunami make. Western investors have been salivating over the post-Soviet space’s energy riches since the 1991 collapse of communism. While focusing on the Caspian’s hydrocarbon reserves other mineralogical riches awaited development as well, none Read more…
Martin Hutchinson: Nuclear power was gaining a lot of momentum prior to the terrible disaster at Japan’s Fukushima powerplant in March. Read more…
Ian Wyatt: The fear around nuclear energy is palpable. The catastrophic events in Japan on March 11 have put a damper on the momentum of what was fast becoming a nuclear renaissance. For the Read more…
The ongoing tragedy of Japan’s Daichi Fukshima nuclear complex will prove to be a boon for renewable energy in Japan, and astute investors should begin carefully to follow Tokyo’s new Read more…
Jim Trippon: Very shortly after Japan’s Fukushima nuclear accident, Global Profits Alert issued an urgent warning. We advised our readers to dump all nuclear-related stocks, especially uranium. Read more…
George Wolff: It’s not too hard to tell the difference between good intentions in Washington and Beijing. Washington honors its words with even more words. Beijing uses a more direct approach. Read more…
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