Sunday, November 8, 2009

Energy Information Administration

Are the Government's Energy Statistics Reliable Enough?

Everyone relies on Energy Department numbers, but experts say they can be incomplete or inaccurate. more >>

Arctic Drilling Wouldn't Cool High Oil Prices

Energy analysts say it would take 10 years for production to begin, and its impact could be very modest more >>

Slow Growth Is Forecast, Except in Prices

Other countries easily pick up the slack of weakening U.S. demand for oil and coal. more >>

How Close Is $4-Per-Gallon Gasoline?

It depends a lot on the time of year, as well as the way you do the math. more >>

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