Gue: Offshore Drilling Has No Immediate Impact
ALERT
If you are unable to watch videos, that means you either have JavaScript turned off in your web browser or you have an old version of Adobe's Flash Player.
About this video
Elliott Gue of The Energy Letter and The Energy Strategist joins Clean Skies News with a look at this week's EIA oil and natural gas inventory reports and just how offshore drilling will affect the market.
Published: 04/01/10 2:40pm
Running Time: 06:19
Related Keywords: Production & Supply (Oil), Production & Supply (Natural Gas), Natural Gas, Oil, Clean Skies News, Elliott Gue, administration, bump, Chevron, China, demand, dollar, drilling, EIA, Elliott Gue, Energy Information Administration, Energy Letter, Energy Strategist, euro, Exxon, global, India, inventory, market, natural gas, offshore, oil, plays
Source:
*This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Related Items
U.S. Shale Technology a Valuable Asset Overseas Pt. 2
Shale formations worldwide stir excitement, interest in economic sectors.
- 10:38
- 09/14/10
Shale Gas Holds Worldwide Potential Pt. 1
Nations turn to the U.S. to learn ways to harness the natural gas from shale.
- 05:55
- 09/14/10
UNH Professor Reacts to NOAA Report on Spill
Nancy Kinner of the University of New Hampshire discusses NOAA's recent report on the status of oil in the Gulf
- 09:30
- 08/09/10
IEA Says Energy Revolution Underway
Executive Director Nobuo Tanaka says the early signs of an energy revolution are apparent.
- 08:41
- 07/01/10
Now on Clean Skies
Top Stories
CS Sunday: Water Power and Green Police
28:27 | 09/05/10
Cop Cars Go Green
02:53 | 09/09/10
Looking forward to finally
Looking forward to finally maximize our resources for natural gas. This can really help us deal with the continuous price increase of our oil supply.Jane @ rain boots