All Posts Tagged With: "Headwaters Economics"
The West’s Boom and Bust Energy Cycles —
How Does Colorado Stack Up?
One key finding: PRICE — not policy — is the primary driver of oil and gas development activity, making it highly volatile. Employment and income from mining, including energy development, in the five-state region follow commodity price trends.
30Apr2011 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Oil Shale Dialogue Intensifies –Headwaters Economics Responds to Boak’s Criticism of Report
“In fact, what we concluded,” says Haggerty, “above all from the Conference–and what our ‘14 Questions’ report emphasizes–is exactly what Boak himself wrote in his post here: Economic viability of any amount does remain to be validated, as no production has yet been established.”
28Jan2010 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Studies Highlight Potential, Peril of
Oil Shale
In the last couple of weeks two new reports have emerged that take a clear-eyed look at the prospective oil-shale boom on the Western Slope. Though they were produced by the Center of the American West, at the University of Colorado, and Headwaters Economics, two left-leaning think tanks, they are admirably objective and non-ideological.
7Jul2009 | admin | 3 comments | Continued
What happens when this increase in supply leads to an increase in demand? I guess the good Lord will ...
I hope they do get that extension. GO for it!
I found a couple incentives on energygridiq.com in Colorado that ...
It is interesting to note the distinction between what makes for successful support and a flaming disaster. Successful stimulus ...
Since industry and government are saving so much money on their natural gas bills right now, now should also be ...
I read your post and and it's nice to be hear that DU offers new
certificate in petroleum land Management ...