Newsletter, First Quarter 2006

Published by the Energy Economics Education Foundation, Inc.
Editor: David L. Williams Contributing Editors: Paul McArdle, Tony Scanlan and Marshall Thomas

First Quarter 2006

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Read "The Shifting Sands of U.S. Legislative and Regulatory Policy: Implications for Natural Gas Supplies from Foreign Sources" By Dena E. Wiggins
Page 5 Dena Wiggins examines the need for LNG imports in the context of existing U.S. energy policy and the impact of the Domenici-Barton Energy Policy Act of 2005.

Read "The Energy Crises and the Corporate Way of Life: Can Energy Corporations Meet the Need for Workable, Fair, and Comprehensive Solutions to Energy Issues?" By Kenneth R. Zimmerman
Page 11 Kenneth Zimmerman answers the question, "can energy companies meet the need for workable and fair solutions to energy issues?" with a probable, "no".

Read "Wolf" By Douglas B. Reynolds
Page 19 Doug Reynolds looks at why energy prices are likely to stay high and why we should encourage large oil producers to reduce output and maximize their profits.

Read "Econometric Study On An Energy Strategy for Malaysia to the Year 2030 - Focusing on the Impacts of Renewable Energy-based Power Generation" By PeckYean Gan
Page 22 PeckYean Gan, who won a best paper award at the Denver North American meeting, reports on an econometric model comparison of a business as usual case for Malaysian energy demand with a renewable energy alternative.

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Download Entire Newsletter	Editor's Notes

Read "The Shifting Sands of U.S. Legislative and Regulatory Policy: Implications for Natural Gas Supplies from Foreign Sources" By Dena E. Wiggins Page 5	Dena Wiggins examines the need for LNG imports in the context of existing U.S. energy policy and the impact of the Domenici-Barton Energy Policy Act of 2005.
Read "The Energy Crises and the Corporate Way of Life: Can Energy Corporations Meet the Need for Workable, Fair, and Comprehensive Solutions to Energy Issues?" By Kenneth R. Zimmerman Page 11	Kenneth Zimmerman answers the question, "can energy companies meet the need for workable and fair solutions to energy issues?" with a probable, "no".
Read "Wolf" By Douglas B. Reynolds Page 19	Doug Reynolds looks at why energy prices are likely to stay high and why we should encourage large oil producers to reduce output and maximize their profits.
Read "Econometric Study On An Energy Strategy for Malaysia to the Year 2030 - Focusing on the Impacts of Renewable Energy-based Power Generation" By PeckYean Gan Page 22	PeckYean Gan, who won a best paper award at the Denver North American meeting, reports on an econometric model comparison of a business as usual case for Malaysian energy demand with a renewable energy alternative.