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:
Clean Energy, Job Losses, Uncontrolled stimulus spending, Unemployment
Electric utilities are constructing expensive and inefficient solar plants because of subsidies and mandates from federal and state governments
While it may be possible to get 20 percent of our electricity from wind, we have to ask, “Is it worth the costs?”
"What, exactly, is a 'green' job?"
Bombshell: Assistant secretary of energy Cathy Zoi and her team worked hand-in-hand with big wind’s lobby – AWEA
Transforming the Energy Sector and Addressing Climate Change
What else could have been accomplished by a quick trip to Canada, the U.S.'s largest energy importer and exporter
Ignoring a Study That Proves Drilling Would Work Better
"Discuss a range of energy issues, including energy security."
When China Controls 97% of the World’s Production
A Primer on Energy and the Economy:
Complete and daunting lack of consistency on the issue of nuclear waste and nuclear loan guarantees
The Obama Administration, would be hard pressed to move any slower than they already have, never mind what the American people want
Where is the Grant Money Going?
Sec. Salazar is breaking all speed records to deploy the most expensive and unreliable forms of energy that exist
The Orwellian idea that government intervention is market-based
$36.5 billion in new taxes over ten years on the oil and gas industries, while heaping new billions in taxpayer support for politically-favored energies
Master of His Own Domain: President Declares Government Will Slash Emissions over Next Decade; Isn't Quite As Clear Who Will Pay For it
Institute for Energy Research calls on the administration to unlock taxpayer-owned energy resources
Production of Inefficient Wind Energy Linked to Government Subsidies, Costly Mandates
China's Economy and Economic Strategy, Oil Imports
U.S. Natural Gas Shale Deposits, Jobs, Tax Revenues, Energy Independence
Safe, environmentally sound practice part of the energy solution
Latest round of government handouts to create temporary ‘green’ jobs, line corporate fat-cat pockets
“No Administration In History Has Done More to Ensure Producers Do Less”
Govt. report shows fossil fuels to power 78 percent of economy in 2035
The United States spent millions to send a small army to Copenhagen to forge a non-binding “accord” that very few Americans view as a priority
Why is President Obama still keeping these resources under lock and key?
One green journalist points out that the EIA report indicates renewables will increase by 20 percent
Carbon dioxide emissions in the United States will be up by almost 9 percent in 2035 from 2008 levels