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Running on Oranges And Apples

The sugar in fruit such as apples and oranges can be converted into a new type of low carbon fuel for cars, according to US scientists. The fuel, made from fructose, contains far more energy than ethanol. Critics say that...

Iraqi Oil Unions – Key Opposition

A pair of recent articles from UPI correspondent Ben Lando, here and here, flesh out the details as to the importance of Iraq's oil unions and their long and storied past. The unions, which have been cut out of the...

Council Calls for Energy Security

A group of CEOs and retired military officers, called the Energy Security Leadership Council, has issued a report urging tougher vehicle fuel-efficiency standards, wider access to offshore petroleum, greater incentives for biofuel development and increased production of flex-fuel cars. Calling...

EU’s Secret Rethink on Carbon Emissions

The European Commission is arguing that Europe should set a new, unilateral, target for cutting CO2 emissions, agree legally binding plans to boost renewable energy and bring cars into its carbon trading scheme. The secret blueprint, drawn up by the...

Saudis Aiming For A “Fair and Stable” Oil Price

Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia said today Opec was striving for a β€œfair and stable” oil price, of around US$60 for US crude. Wary of supposed high fuel stockpiles in the world's biggest fuel consumer the United States, some Opec...

Report: G20 Fossil Fuel Subsidy Phase Out

This report, prepared by Oil Change International and Earth Track, is the first independent evaluation of the success of the G20 Pledge to phase out fossil fuel subsidies. The report reveals large gaps in the reporting of subsidies and that...

Petroleum Coke: The Coal Hiding in the Tar Sands

Existing analyses of the impacts of tar sands fail to account for a byproduct of the process that is a major source of climate change causing carbon emissions: petroleum coke - known as petcoke. Petcoke is the coal hiding in...