Energy and Capital Archives

Cuban Sugar Cane Ethanol

Written by Jeff Siegel
Posted February 21, 2008

Energy and Capital editor, Jeff Siegel reports on the potential of Cuban ethanol as Raul Castro moves into power.

Impending World Energy Crisis

Written by Keith Kohl
Posted February 18, 2008

Today, Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows readers why the world is facing a future energy crisis.

Solar Energy Investments

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted February 14, 2008

Energy & Capital Editor Nick Hodge reveals which solar energy investments to use as a hedge against volatility.

Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy Cooperation

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted January 8, 2008

Energy and Capital international editor highlights the Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy Cooperation project.

Geothermal Energy Stocks

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted January 6, 2008

Green Chip Editor Nick Hodge discusses the increased use of geothermal power on the West Coast and how savvy investors can profit.

$100 Oil and the Risk Premium

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted January 1, 2008

Energy and Capital international editor Sam Hopkins looks at the reasons and opportunities associated with $100 oil.

Investing in Cleantech

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted December 30, 2007

Editor Nick Hodge reviews green and alternative energy's market performance over the last year... and how cleantech stocks should continue to outperform.

Oil Prices Rising in 2008

Written by Keith Kohl
Posted December 26, 2007

Today, Energy and Capital Editor Keith Kohl explains why oil prices are going to climb much higher in 2008.

9 Things That'll Happen When We Run out of Oil

Written by Keith Kohl
Posted October 24, 2007

This week, Editor Keith Kohl takes a light-hearted look into our tightening oil markets.

The Carbon Market

Written by Nick Hodge
Posted September 16, 2007

Under the Kyoto agreement (and even alongside it) a number of carbon reduction and trading schemes have been established, leading to what the New York Times says "will be the world's biggest...

Burning Man

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted September 13, 2007

To some, it's just a party, but this author found many useful lessons in sustainability and self-reliance at the annual Burning Man bacchanal.

Tar Sands: The Oil Junkie's Last Fix, Part 1

Written by Brian Hicks
Posted August 23, 2007

What we're seeing is likely the most environmentally destructive activity man has ever attempted, with a compliant government, insatiable demand and an endless supply of capital turning it into "a...