…generation, transmission and distribution) and R&M of power stations, (ii) Non-Conventional Energy (including wind energy and solar energy), (iii) Water supply and sanitation (including solid waste management, drainage and sewerage…

…that increases consumption of crude oil and gasoline delays grappling with the energy crisis. As a matter of economic principle, I agree with Cassandra. It’s a slippery slope, and what…

…behind only Saudi Arabia. It’s little wonder then that the U.S. Energy Policy Development Group has described the tar sands as “a pillar of sustained North American energy and economic…

…effects of increases in interest rates and energy prices. As yet, the run-up in the prices of energy and other commodities appears to have had only a modest effect on…

…Mexico’s production and consumption of various sources of energy over the 1993 to 2003 period can be found here. It would appear that Mexico’s energy sector has been enjoying growth….

Yesterday’s CPI release showed that inflation continues to gallop ahead at a rather high rate, though once again, most of the rise was attributable to higher energy prices. Marketwatch offers…

While Kash covers some recent revelations about the 2001 Cheney energy task force, James Hamilton designs an exam essay question: Sometimes I like to base exam questions for my students…

…companies met with Vice President Cheney’s energy task force in 2001 — something long suspected by environmentalists but denied as recently as last week by industry officials testifying before Congress….

…my free market views. On the politics of the energy bill, my first inclination was to “just say no” to the pork-filled legislation. But note how Hakim opened his article:…

…out to exactly zero. Energy prices fell in June, ofsetting slightly higher average prices in non-energy goods. The 12-month inflation rate in core (i.e. excluding food and energy – see…