Institute for Energy Research

The Institute for Energy Research (IER) is a not-for-profit organization that conducts intensive research and analysis on the functions, operations, and government regulation of global energy markets. IER maintains that freely-functioning energy markets provide the most efficient and effective solutions to today’s global energy and environmental challenges and, as such, are critical to the well-being of individuals and society.

Most Recent Articles by Institute for Energy Research:

Way to boost economic output, provide more affordable energy, and ease the government's fiscal problem is to unshackle the producers of domestic energy

History has shown time and time again that Malthus was wrong

China is fast outpacing the United States in manufacturing, and is garnering the necessary energy assets to keep its economy fueled

Impact ethanol has on the issues of liability, auto warranties, food inflation, and the “other economically deleterious effects” of subsidized ethanol

Federal spending on green jobs will promote U.S. competitiveness, will preserve national security, will put Americans back to work

Girlie Man Energy March 2, 2011
Move over Al Gore. Arnold Schwarzenegger is the new public face of climate alarmism and government-driven energy transformation

Permit? What Permit? March 2, 2011
Instead of winning the future, the White House would rather just win the news cycle. Meanwhile, workers in the Gulf remain without jobs and American consumers are feeling the pain at the gas pump

Meanwhile, Domestic Energy Production from Alaska to the Gulf Remains at a Standstill

Deathbed Conversion March 2, 2011
Sec. Salazar issues one permit to let some political steam out before getting grilled on Capitol Hill

Home-grown natural gas production could be a real boon for Europe

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), The National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A), ffshore Alaska and Arctic Ocean areas

“The situation in Libya and the Middle East should serve as a wake-up call to the Obama Administration to stop its uprising against domestic oil production.”

Fossil fuels will continue to produce 75 to 80 percent of the world’s energy by 2030

Obama Administration's budget proposal follows the standard pattern of taxing energy sources that work, and subsidizing those that don't

Obama Administration's war on affordable energy

Spain's green layoffs over the last two years have been devastating, 75,000 working contracts have been destroyed

China controls 97 percent of the global market of rare earths

China controls 96 percent of the global market of rare earths

Peak US Oil production was in 1970, Then President Nixon signs NEPA into law

The Keystone XL pipeline, Greenhouse Gases from Canadian Oil Sands

Lisa Jackson, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

$53 billion government 'investment' in high-speed rail

Beaufort Sea

Rising Oil Prices, Suez Canal, Yemen, Bab el-Mandeb

Alan Blinder, Professor of Economics at Princeton University

Forecasts of energy supply and demands, National Energy Modeling System

American Oil Shale, Israeli Natural Gas

Generating Costs and Subsidies

The goal of promoting renewables is to make unaffordable and unreliable source of energy affordable and reliable

Obama's harmful policies and misinformed ideology