Will Obama Pull The Trigger On The Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
Energy markets remain on high alert over a rumored White House plan to tap the country’s 695-million-barrel emergency oil stockpile, known as the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). Spot oil prices have...
View ArticleIs The White House The New Federal Reserve Of Oil?
[This column is co-authored with Greg Sharenow, an executive vice president in PIMCO's Newport Beach office and a portfolio manager focusing on real assets. Mr. Sharenow co-manages nearly $30bn of...
View ArticleThe Biggest Energy Problem That Rarely Makes Headlines
Building the energy economy of the 21st century isn’t just about going from dirty fuels to cleaner, sustainable ones. It’s also about making the advances of the last two centuries available to many of...
View ArticleThe Truth Behind New York's Epic Gasoline Lines
Hurricane Sandy is two weeks past, but the havoc the storm wreaked on energy markets along the East Coast is far from over. Hours-long gas lines and the occasional street fight over a gallon of...
View ArticleWill Obama Pull The Trigger On The Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
Energy markets remain on high alert over a rumored White House plan to tap the country’s 695-million-barrel emergency oil stockpile, known as the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). Spot oil prices have...
View ArticleIs The White House The New Federal Reserve Of Oil?
With oil prices climbing, the Obama administration has continually reminded Wall Street that the president might dip into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), the nation’s emergency oil stockpile, to...
View ArticleThe Biggest Energy Problem That Rarely Makes Headlines
Building the energy economy of the 21st century isn’t just about going from dirty fuels to cleaner, sustainable ones. It’s also about makingthe advances of the last two centuries available to many of...
View ArticleThe Truth Behind New York's Epic Gasoline Lines
Hurricane Sandy is two weeks past, but the havoc the storm wreaked on energy markets along the East Coast is far from over. Hours-long gas lines and the occasional street fight over a gallon of...
View Article
