OPEC to Meet Nov. 18, `Likely' to Cut Oil Production (Update4)

Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- OPEC is ``very likely'' to cut oil production at its extraordinary meeting in Vienna on Nov. 18 because prices have fallen ``dramatically,'' Chakib Khelil, the group's president, said today. The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries announced the meeting today after the global financial crisis sent crude prices below $90 a barrel. ``The decision will very likely be to cut production,'' Khelil said in a telephone interview.. » read more

The Orion Project

Oct. 6, 2008 Do you or anyone you know, for example, have an energy producing invention?  Working on one?  Please contact The Orion Project From: The Orion Project <info@theorionproject.org> Subject: The Orion Project: A Global Effort The Orion Project is a Global Effort Volunteers from Australia, Europe, America and countries around the world are stepping up to raise money for TOP and its goal of developing clean, sustainable, free energy devices now. In the last month volunteers have led walk-a-thons, developed promotional materials, sponsored TOP at golf tournaments, presented TOP to professional colleagues at conferences, and shared TOP with their families. This week we focus on what you and your friends can do to make the dream of free, clean, sustainable energy come true.. » read more

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Released: 4/10/2008 2:25:36 PM Contact Information: U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey Office of Communication 119 National Center Reston, VA 20192 Clarice Nassif Ransom Phone: 703-648-4299 David Ozman Phone: 720-244-4543 Reston, VA - North Dakota and Montana have an estimated 3.. » read more

Redefining Alternative Energy

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HOW AN EM CIRCUIT POWERS ITS LOAD -- AND SOLVING THE WORLD ENERGY CRISIS

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THE ORION PROJECT - Developing Clean Energy Solutions To Empower the 21st Century

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Santa Barbara City Council Says No to Offshore Drilling

Tuesday 09 September 2008 Despite the county supervisors' recent vote supporting expanded oil drilling, the city, which has opposed more drilling since the infamous 1969 spill, stands firm. Santa Barbara coastline. (Photo: Steven Pinker)     Santa Barbara - With offshore oil drilling emerging as a hot issue in the presidential campaign, the City Council Tuesday night reaffirmed its opposition to drilling along the coastline where a 1969 spill gave rise to the Environmental Protection Agency and the modern environmental movement.     The action was designed to counter an Aug. 26 vote by Santa Barbara County supervisors urging Gov.. » read more

Gary -- Air Car Information

----- Original Message ----- From: Gary To: Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2008 9:31 PM   Tomorrow we will tell you of the project going onto production shortly that will make cars and trucks available at a third the priced of a corola and use a power plant that requires no fuel to power it so you will not want to miss this conference. Click here for messagehttp://play.goldmail.com/tdll9it3zp8c NOTICE;there will be no Monday conferecnes untill further notice. Greeting, do not miss Thursday Afternoon/Nights conference I have updates and new news of great importance.. » read more

Democrats Look to More Drilling

Tuesday 09 September 2008  Washington - With public opinion shifting toward offshore drilling, Democrats are looking to defuse the volatile election issue by allowing oil companies for the first time to explore off the Atlantic and Gulf coasts from Virginia to Florida - but only if they foot the bill for new alternative energy programs. Santa Barbara, California, offshore oil spill in 1969. (Photo: The Los Angeles Times)     House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who not long ago staunchly opposed lifting any of the offshore drilling bans, said Tuesday she now supports an energy package that would including drilling in federal waters off the southeastern coast. She is planning a vote that could come as early as Friday.     "If they (the oil companies) want to drill offshore, we'll say OK," Pelosi told reporters.. » read more

House GOP Threatens Shutdown Over Drilling

Monday 08 September 2008 House Republicans signaled Monday that they are ready to cut off government spending over the issue of offshore drilling, though the party's Senate leader said he hopes to reach an energy deal and avoid a shutdown. Delegates at the Republican convention chanted "drill, drill, drill" and "drill, baby, drill" in support for more offshore and Arctic drilling. (Photo: Mary Knox Merrill / The Christian Science Monitor)     House Minority Leader John A. Boehner, R-Ohio, called a Democratic energy proposal to allow limited offshore drilling inadequate. Boehner said House Republicans would vote against a spending resolution needed to keep the government running when the new fiscal year begins Oct.. » read more

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