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• 09/21/2012 -- Economies cooling in countries key to oil demand growth
  The economies of two countries crucial to oil-demand growth are cooling and, in one case, might be worse than indicated by official data.
• 09/28/2012 -- Fraud in renewable fuel marker sales was predictable
  Many people never would cheat to make easy money. Regulation must account for the people who would and do.
• 10/05/2012 -- Fact-checkers flub debate analysis of oil industry taxes
  Fact-checkers who can’t keep facts straight perform no service.
• 10/12/2012 -- Sales of Canadian bitumen likely on India visit agenda
  Although China gets most attention as an alternative buyer of heavy oil from Alberta, Canada’s top energy official has taken a trip that deserves notice.
• 10/19/2012 -- China and Germany not proper energy models for the US
  In the Oct. 16 debate, US President Barack Obama clarified his energy hopes instructively.
• 10/26/2012 -- Freedom of Thought prizes underscore pressures in Iran
  Much about the price of crude oil this year has had to do with Iran, but Iran has to do with much beyond the price of oil.
• 11/02/2012 -- SEC's antibribery rule moves backward on transparency
  A killer fallacy of regulation is the assumption that if some is good more must be better.
• 11/09/2012 -- Regulatory siege continues for oil and gas industry
  Four more years for US President Barack Obama means 4 more years of regulatory siege on the oil and gas industry.
• 11/16/2012 -- Bipartisan bills shield US airlines from EU GHG scheme
  Nothing inspires US bipartisanship quite like coercion from abroad.
• 11/26/2012 -- Iterative approach to regulation a pattern for EPA
  Continuing its iterative approach to regulation, the US Environmental Protection Agency is looking anew at air-emission standards rejected in court.