(chart source: page 4 of PDF ) A welcome shout out for Oil 101 today from economist James Hamilton of the University of California, San Di...

A great review of Oil 101 was posted by Robert Rapier of theoildrum and r-squared blogs today. Previously on his r-squared blog, Robert ha...

OPEC members meet next on May 28, 2009. Although varied OPEC members create a lot of media noise, this is usually for consumption by their d...

One of my pet peeves is when someone says that the rally in oil prices close to $150 in July 2008 was due to a temporary speculative bubble...

The EIA has placed presentation materials from its recent conference on its web site. The materials are a little dry without the commenta...

IEA Sees Oil-Supply Crunch by 2013 on Slow Investment ( bloomberg ) “I can’t rule out the possibility of an oil supply constraint in 2013 an...

Two interesting monthly oil numbers which came out today are US vehicles miles travelled (upper chart) for February and Chinese oil demand n...

A new book I highly recommend is 'Sustainable Energy - Without the Hot Air' by David MacKay , a physicist at Cambridge University. Y...

( Oil 101 Pag 7, Fig 1-3, data source: EIA and IEA ) Electric cars have been touted as the next big thing for over 100 years. Current pr...

( chart: vehicles per capita ) When building oil supply and demand (S&D) models, demand is especially challenging to model when there a...