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Executive Chair at Global Energy Symposium
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Dr. Moors is Executive Chair of the Global Energy Symposium (GES). A major initiative involving some of the world’s leading energy experts, GES will oversee high-profile analyses and policy recommendations to governments and agencies worldwide. An internationally recognized expert in ...more

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OPEC Just Turned Oil Markets Around – And No One Noticed
There will be no agreement on capping oil production coming from the current International Energy Forum summit in Algiers.
I'm Not Worried About This Round Of Oil Price Volatility
Through the end of the first week of September, short positions on oil decreased by record amounts. In the face of an almost 25% rise in futures prices, more shorts were unwound than for any equivalent period.
The OPEC Oil Deal Is Coming… But Not When The Pundits Expect It
I believe the side-bar meetings in Algiers may set the stage for the announcement of an agreement later this year. But any deal will have to balance some very difficult elements.
The Simple Reason Why OPEC Won’t Strike A Deal On Oil
After a more upbeat start to the week, oil prices fell and hovered around $42 a barrel for WTI (the main U.S. benchmark). It looks like we’re settling into another period of range-bound oil.
This Little-Known "Export War" Is The Real Reason Behind Cheap Oil
The real reason why oil prices bottomed out last week has been completely overlooked by media pundits. Yet it may be the most important factor in oil pricing today.
Why Brexit Is Hiking UK Power Prices – And The Worst Is Yet To Come
A double whammy is coming for British natural gas users, as a result of the post-Brexit decline of the British pound sterling to more than thirty-year lows against the dollar.
The Easiest Way To Profit From "Range-Bound" Oil
A rule of thumb when using ETFs and ETNs in the present range-bound environment is this: It makes sense to stay away from funds that focus on small companies, especially given the acute debt crisis among operators underway in the U.S. market.
This “Demand Dynamo” Is Where Oil Prices Are Really Set
WTI (West Texas Intermediate, set in New York) and Dated Brent (set in London) may be the dominant benchmarks for crude oil trading, but that doesn’t really tell the story.
Your Three Best Plays On Today's "Range-Bound" Oil
We are in the early stages of what may be the most significant revision in energy investments to occur in a decade. Welcome to our latest period of "range-bound" oil.
How This One Company Is Leading Europe's Wind Power Revolution
The rise of grid parity considerations means that the mainland of Europe has entered into a discussion that had so far been reserved only for wind and solar in the United States, and solar in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.
This New Breakthrough Is Transforming Energy… Four Years Ahead Of Schedule
The way energy working capital is obtained will be changing significantly. Today I want to show you an even more urgent advance in energy financing that’s unfolding right now.
What The Latest Oil Balance “Mantra” Is Really About
A rising number of commentators are now predicting an oil “balance” by the end of the year. Yet, when it does come, this balance will be only indirectly about how much oil is in the market versus how much is needed.
Beware: The Only Time Cutting Energy Debt Is Actually A Bad Idea
As crude oil prices languish in the run up to what could be a historic UK vote, on June 23, to leave the EU, another problem is surfacing for beleaguered U.S. oil firms. More of them are either swapping debt for equity, or thinking about it.
Five Reasons Why Today’s "Oil Dip" Won’t Last
We’ve just seen a 5.4% increase in oil prices over the past three trading sessions – an impressive trend.
Germany Just Gave Energy Efficiency A €17 Billion Boost
German energy overhaul signals tough times and sky-high energy prices until renewable-energy breakthroughs emerge. Meanwhile, it's allocating $17B for energy efficiency measures.
The Fed Is Set To Slaughter Debt-Laden U.S. Oil Producers
Oil prices could miraculously rocket above $50 or $60 a barrel right this minute, and that would have no impact here. The number of insolvent companies will increase disproportionately to the actual increase in the annual percentage rate (APR).
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