Oil Dinosaurs Face Extinction: State Oil Companies and the Meteor-Strike of Low Oil Prices

Washington’s Blog State-owned oil companies that don’t slash expenses to align with revenues and boost critical investment in the infrastructure … More

Oil Tycoon Says Price Will Rise In 2015: “Could Shoot Right Back To $100 Per Barrel”

SHTFplan by Mac Slavo Oil may be at $50 a barrel today, but don’t expect that to last. According to … More

Gas Prices: How Much Lower and Longer?

The New American by Bob Adelmann It made headline news when an OnCue Express station in Oklahoma City dropped its … More

The Price Of Oil Exposes The True State Of The Economy

The Automatic Earth by Raul Ilargi Meijer Jack Delano Cafe at truck drivers’ service station on U.S. 1, Washington DC … More

Tracing Of The Lines: British Petroleum (BP), The Iraq War, and Oil

Guest Post by Rickey E. Martin It’s the early 2000’s and in the background there is a clash between America … More

U.S. Pump War on Russia or Debt Bubble Collapse? Gas Is Now Officially Cheaper Than Milk

The Daily Sheeple by Melissa Melton You’ve probably had more than one sigh of relief at the gas pumps lately … More

Why Aren’t Gas Prices Lower?

The New American by Bob Adelmann With gasoline prices averaging, according to the AAA Motor Club, just $3.43 a gallon … More

Gas Prices Ease as U.S. Oil Production Soars

The New American by Bob Adelmann Despite predictions to the contrary, the price of gas over the July 4 weekend … More

The Gas Hoax: Iraq, Syria & the Pipeline That Must Be Stopped

Occupy Corporatism by Susanne Posel Talking heads in media are warning that because of events in Iraq involving the al-Qaeda … More

Gas Prices Surge To Highest Ever On This Day At Fastest Pace In Four Years

ZeroHedge by Tyler Durden Despite being weeks away from the start of the driving season proper, gas prices – at … More