James Burgess studied Business Management at the University of Nottingham. He has worked in property development, chartered surveying, marketing, law, and accounts. He has also studied journalism and has written many articles over the years for a wide variety of sources.
James is the Deputy Editor of Oilprice.com
Russia and Saudi Arabia’s opposing stances over the situation in Syria has finally led to action. Saudi business tycoon Mubarak Swaikat has cancelled several multi-million…
The UK government is not only claiming to be the greenest government ever, but it is also determined to oversee the greenest games ever at…
Severe storms can often knock out power lines, leaving millions without electricity for anywhere between a few hours, to several days or more. Burying the…
A scientist at Iran’s Atomic Energy Organisation sent an email to the internet security site F-Secure Security Labs to inform them that once again the…
In move that offers more proof of Canada’s shift from the US towards China as its number one oil and natural gas partner, CNOOC Ltd.…
Do ‘green’ houses with energy saving features actually sell for more than houses without?A new economic study by professors Matthew E. Kahn of UCLA and…
A new report by the Energy Committee of the Canadian Senate, has stated that the country must do more to persuade the world that it…
Richard Branson sent a letter to the US government propounding the benefits of integral fast reactors (IFR), a next generation nuclear technology, and requesting a…
In the 1970’s everyone thought that the earth was cooling; then they started to claim that it was warming up. Nowadays there are people on…
After the Gulf of Mexico spill in 2010, Italy’s then Prime Minister, Sergio Berlusconi, put a ban on all offshore gas exploration in Italian waters,…
Shell is one of six energy companies hoping to begin drilling for oil and gas in the Arctic next month. Global warming has led to…
The EIA has reported that natural gas in the US now accounts for an equal portion of power production as coal, both contributing 32% of…
In this article I will briefly take a look at some of the truly alternative fuels being developed in the world. Renewable energy sources such…
Texas is experiencing great economic benefit from the fracking boom that has seen thousands of jobs created in the southern state; however it has also…
Many hope that Electric Vehicles will develop to become the preferred transport, drastically reducing carbon emissions, and dependence on oil. However current EV’s suffer from…
Four transcripts have been handed to Reuters of official accounts from workers who were aboard Chevrons natural gas rig on the 16th of January 2012,…
Iran has announced plans to start building its first ever nuclear submarine, a piece of advanced military technology that only the most powerful nations on…
As the Norwegian oil industry’s deadline for shutting down their entire oil production operations approached, the government finally stepped in to take charge of the…
The strike between offshore Norwegian oil workers and the oil companies is now into its third week with little progress made in the talks over…
On Wednesday the Three Gorges dam in China had its 32nd, 700-megawatt turbine installed, completing the mega-project and bringing its total capacity up to 22.5…