Atlas Oil Company

Atlas Advisor: Mar-12
In this month’s edition of the Atlas Advisor, President Obama completed a four-state energy tour to promote his “all of the above” energy policy. We cover the topics discussed including new developments in the Keystone XL pipeline. Next, the EIA developed a map of gasoline prices. See how the price of gasoline varies nationally and what regions of the country are paying the most. This month renewable energy advocates wrote Congress to defend the renewable fuel standard. We review their concerns and the potential risks of reducing or eliminating volume requirements of the RFS. Lastly, Atlas Oil will soon be launching a blog site. Find out more about this exciting announcement. Read Now >>>

Atlas Advisor: Feb-11
In this month’s edition of the Atlas Advisor, E15 cleared another hurdle this month and is one step closer to commercial sales. We take a look at the final steps and discuss what obstacles the retail industry faces. Next the EIA released figures on the world’s largest petroleum consuming regions. See how North America ranks globally. This month TransCanada Corp. took a major step to initiate construction of the Keystone XL. See what they did to potentially start construction in 2012 just one month after the pipeline was rejected by the White House Administration. Finally, gas prices have reached substantial highs for this time of year. Get industry experts thoughts on what to expect for the summer driving season.
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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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