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[The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future] The Oil Drum | DrumBeat: December 23, 2008: - (Business Wire) The world must grapple with a new and challenging energy future brought on by a time of financial and economic turbulence. Abrupt changes in markets, prices, and demand are creating urgent challenges across all the energy industries, while technology and new policies from a new U.S. administration are raising fresh uncertainties for 2009 and far beyond.

[Untitled] Peak oil review - Dec 22 | Energy Bulletin: At the LNG summit in Barcelona, speakers grappled with the issue of whether very expensive investments in LNG terminals continue to make sense in face of the economic downturn. There will be a 50 percent growth in world LNG production capacity during the next three years, but after that there could be a supply crunch as investment is scaled back.

[Untitled] Mumbai Attacks Could Destabilize Pakistan in Time of Political ...: The problem of radical dissident militia is not unique to the Pakistan-India relationship, and in fact exists throughout the broader subcontinent: Pakistan’s ungoverned tribal areas, Sri Lanka’s Tamil “Tiger” rebels, multiple Kashmiri militia favoring either India or Pakistan or complete self-rule, rival political factions within Pakistan, Indian muslim extremists, radical nationalist Hindu organizations and Bangladesh’s own Islamist factions.

[Capitalist Blog] Rising Oil Prices: spending in new industries within the renewable energy sector such as wind energy, solar power and advanced biofuels. Innovations have most noticeably been witnessed in the automotive industry with advances in hybrid car .

[Untitled] Switchboard, from NRDC :: Frances Beinecke's Blog :: Environmental ...: These days, as I bounce between the feelings of urgency and hope, I draw inspiration from the way President-elect Obama seems to be viewing this moment in time. In his victory speech, he reminded us that America is facing a long list of significant obstacles, but out of these challenges can arise opportunity.

[Untitled] Obama’s Green Economy « Renewable Energy Information: Is it a bail-out or a build-up? That’s the question being put to federal lawmakers right now as they try to grapple with the nation’s economic woes and with how to allocate its depleting resources.

[Untitled] 3E Intelligence » A President for “Hard Times”?: They will have to make up for the trillion-plus dollars the government will spend to avoid a deep recession. They will have to struggle to keep their promises to cut taxes, create an energy revolution, pass an expensive health care plan and all the rest.

[Untitled] High and dry | Gristmill: The environmental news blog | Grist: Instead of going to Saudi Arabia, Iran, Russia, and Venezuela this extra $50 would be in the hands of the government and could be rebated directly back to consumers (in a progressive fashion) as well as to fuel-intensive businesses.

[Untitled] Geopolitics - Dec 3 | Energy Bulletin: while our gas reserves have not been developed rapidly enough." Dwindling Syrian resources are often cited by analysts as one of the main reasons the country needs to end its international isolation, a process that has now started with improved ties with Europe. David Miliband, UK foreign secretary, was in Damascus this week in the latest sign of a thaw in ties between the west and Syria.

[Untitled] Renewable Electron Economy Part X: Revolution in Power Engineering ...: Primary energy is the amount of fuel needed as input to produce a given amount of electricity using a particular set of generators. Energy stores such as coal, natural gas, oil, nuclear, and existing hydroelectric dams are favored because of the ability to project within a timescale of months and the next few years, available primary energy and time its release.

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