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:

CBO Says: Waxman-Markey’s Costs to U.S. Economy May Outweigh Benefits to U.S. Economy

AWEA claims that the United States has better wind resources than Denmark

Rahall-Salazar Tag Team September 17, 2009
Anti-Affordable Energy Duo Find New and Clever Ways to Reinstate the Offshore Drilling Moratorium

Something Rotten in Denmark?

The economic rationale of the Waxman-Markey climate bill

The report fails to account for technology export potential

After world-leading efforts a century and a half ago, U.S. energy priorities must be refocused on increasing supply, stabilizing costs

Two Energy Futures August 20, 2009
Future for free-market energy is positive

Barrel of oil jumped more than four percent in trading this afternoon

Study of the economic impacts of the pending Waxman-Markey bill

Federal energy policies spell shortages, rising prices

These programs would have created American jobs without imposing additional costs on taxpayers

In Washington, Senate panel looks for new ways to ration, constrict American energy

Estimate the costs and benefits of cap and trade legislation

Efforts Should Send Strong Message to Interior Dept. to Open OCS in Five-Year Plan

Abracadabra Energy Policy August 6, 2009
Are the Generating Alternatives to Coal-Fired Electricity Ready for Waxman-Markey Targets?

New study’s arguments are as weak as the rest of the “green jobs” rhetoric

While overwhelming majority of Americans favor increased domestic energy production, Washington remains silent

Lost in translation July 29, 2009
China, India and Russia Says No to Job-Killing Emissions Cap

The Social Function of Oil Speculation

India and China to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions

Will He Check Those Beliefs on Air Force Two?

Efforts to expand offshore production come with Sacramento’s heavy hand, and a wink and a nod from the enviros

Senate panel looks further into what we already know; government control of energy markets hurts economic growth

Largest regulatory intervention in U.S. history, designed to 'bankrupt' one-half of our nation's energy supply causing energy prices skyrocket

Where’s the Energy? One-Year Later, De Facto Ban Remains in Place

IER joins broad coalition of pro-energy, pro-consumer groups in asking White House, Congress to free American energy

Washington is working to halt American energy production even further through massive tax hikes, mandates, and job-killing regulations

Senate Global Warming Hearings Present Opportunity to Refocus Debate on Lowering Energy Costs, Creating Jobs

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