The Bear on Aug 05 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
…chief among the bad are windfall profits taxes, price controls, and federal subsidies and mandates for alternative energy sources. These bad ideas were tried before and backfired, and they will do no better this time around.
The Bear on Jun 30 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
It is hard to believe that with the infrastructure already in place, with the technology available to the oil companies allowing them to drill horizontally, that it would take ten years to start seeing any crude from ANWR. There are estimates that say it could take anywhere from 18 months to two years to see results.
We will need oil in two years and we will need oil in ten years. Why are we refusing to use the natural resources here in America while transferring billions and billions of dollars to nations that are our enemies? It defies logic.
The Bear on Jun 05 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
They bitch and whine about our energy dependence, then turn around and do all they can to KEEP us dependent on foreign oil.
The Bear on Jun 02 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
While OPEC, the Saudis, and even the U.S. Congress are telling us to pound sand, at least one U.S. company wants to get energy from it.
The Bear on May 06 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
Speaker Pelosi Acknowledges that “More Supply Lowers the Price,” But Opposes Increasing the Supply of American-Made Energy
The Bear on May 01 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
This is absolutely criminal what is going on today in Washington and it is our fault for putting these totally incompetent people into office because you get the exact government you voted for.
The Bear on Apr 29 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
As we noted earlier this week, the price of oil has risen sharply since the Democrats, with their government-heavy energy schemes, took control of the House.
The Bear on Apr 24 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy, Oil and Gas
As controversial as it is to question the wisdom of ethanol production, it’s worth noting that ethanol is part of the reason for increased oil prices. This may seem counterintuitive, but the process of creating ethanol requires the expenditure of nearly as much petroleum-based fuel as is created by the ethanol process.
The Bear on Apr 24 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
For this reason if for no other, none of them deserves re-election.
The Bear on Apr 22 2008 | Filed under: Energy Policy
There is no greater testament to the incompetence than our self-serving criminal class who walk the halls of Congress in Washington as they have mandated the use of biofuel Ethanol and we can thank the Bush Administration for going along with the 2007 Energy Bill fiasco and caving into the global warming alarmists.
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