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Atlas Advisor: Jan-12
In this month's edition of the Atlas Advisor, we take a closer look into average crude oil prices for 2011. We also trend crude oil spot price averages over the past decade. Next, this month brought an announcement that President Obama has rejected the Keystone XL pipeline proposal. Learn more about his decision and why that may not be the last we hear of the Keystone XL pipeline. With the biodiesel industry ending the year on such a high note, an expired tax incentive is threatening the industry. We give you an update on the successes of 2011 and the possible impacts to the industry if the incentive is not reinstated. Finally see how global crude oil production has increased over the past 30 years and what regions had the most significant gains.
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Atlas Advisor: Dec-11
Happy holidays from Atlas Oil. As the year comes to an end we revisit success stories from 2011 and take a look into what's in store for 2012. In this month's edition of the Atlas Advisor we take a look at the EIA's Short-Term Energy Outlook on oil, regular-grade gasoline and diesel prices for early 2012. Next, the biodiesel industry set production records in 2011 but see what’s currently holding the industry back going into 2012. The ethanol industry also had a successful year. See why 2011 exceeded industry experts expectations. Finally, Atlas Oil hosted its 5th annual military holiday party at Selfridge ANGB. We have the details along with pictures from the event! Read Now >>>

Atlas Advisor: Nov-11
In this month's edition of the Atlas Advisor, learn why rail shipments of crude oil have increased throughout 2011 and see how one state has made significant contributions. Next see what company has set a world record for deepest under water well off their platform in the Gulf of Mexico. The Keystone XL pipeline has drawn negative criticism from environmentalist groups. We have the latest news on TransCanada's decision to reroute the proposed pipeline away from an environmentally sensitive region in Nebraska, and see what the state of Nebraska has done to protect itself from future pipelines channeled through their state. Finally read how two senators are trying to stop the potential sell-off of $500 million in strategic oil reserves.
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