…and welcome to the last trading day in Q3, and the stormy conditions it brings. This week has dealt further downside pressure to natural gas, but no further low for the year as the themes of strong supply and weak demand continue. Crude has done a non-stop-flip-flop, remaining choppy but lacking conviction as Euro debt concerns continue, and as global economic worries ebb-flow-ebb-flow. Next week brings a new month, a new quarter, and a new set of data points to usher markets this way and that. But before then, enjoy the respite…with these bites: » read more
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Sep 30 @ 10:58am by Matt Smith in Biofuels, Capital Markets, Crude Oil, Economy, Global Energy, Natural Gas
Burrito bites
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Sep 29 @ 10:50am by Matt Smith in Biofuels, Crude Oil, Global Energy, Natural Gas
Relevant versus Random Facts about Power
Once again this week I found myself going off on a tangent as I was researching something else. My meanderings led me to forraging for facts about power, so here are some relevant, riveting, and random electro-info-nuggets™. » read more
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Sep 14 @ 9:41am by Matt Smith in Biofuels, Global Energy
Tamales and Tacos With YERT Producer / Director
Alrightee, so we move onto the main course with YERT producer / director Ben Evans, getting to the questions that really matter:
Who is your favorite super hero? » read more
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Sep 12 @ 10:53am by Matt Smith in Biofuels, Global Energy
Chips and Salsa With YERT Producer / Director
I formally announce this to be YERTweek™ here on the burrito. Not only does the docu-comedy YERT provide an interesting take on energy trends and sustainability, but it has also prompted me to delve into some of its key themes such as wind power and smart grids (which I will take a closer look at in the coming weeks). As for this post, it serves up chips and salsa with YERT producer / director Ben Evans, with Tamales and Tacos to come later in the week. But first and foremost, here is a brief synopsis of the film: » read more
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Jul 15 @ 10:55am by Matt Smith in Biofuels, Crude Oil, Global Energy, Natural Gas
Burrito bites
Welcome to another Friday, as we charge into the second half of July. Natural gas is having a strong end to the week, back in the middle of the $4 to $5 range it has been pinging around in for this year, while crude oil is bamboozled to ebb and flow but ultimately remain in the mid-$90s. Continued warmer weather outlooks are supporting natty, while crude is flailing on concerns of a stuttering global economy, intermittently spurred on by bouts of bullishness (on rumors of bailouts, QE3, etc). Without further ado, let’s chew!: » read more
