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:

Bloomberg, carbon, Energy, SCC, White House

Coal, Energy, hydropower, Maine, natural gas, petroleum, renewable portfolio standards, Solar, Wind

Coal, federal lands, gas, leasing, natural gas, oil, state lands

Abound Solar, Justin Bieber, loan guarantees, Solyndra, subsidies, Transparency

EPA, social cost of carbon, White House

Advance the regulatory interests of environmentalists

Cape Cod, David Vitter, Interior Department, Nantucket Sound, NRG Bluewater Wind, offshore wind, wind energy, wind turbines

China, electricity, FirstSolar, photovoltaic, renewable energy, solar power, Suntech, Yingli

Climate change, global warming, James DeLong, Marshall Institute

DOE Loan Guarantee, elon musk, Fisker, Model S

Carbon tax, CO2 emissions, congressional budget office

Almanac of Environmental Trends, carbon dioxide, emissions

Associated Press, daily caller, doj, EPA, fish and wildlife service

A clear example of the government’s failure to enforce the laws equally

California Energy, electricity, natural gas, petroleum, renewable energy, U.S. Oil Production

Bakken formation, Brad Plumer, Domestic Energy Production, natural gas, north dakota, oil, Paul Dales, shale gas, shale oil, unemployment

Bio-fuels Purchases: $59 per gallon

All of the above energy, Beyond the CBO, federal lands, Ken Salazar, OCS, Sally Jewell

Coda Holdings Inc., an electric car company

$26 billion spent since 2009, 2,298 permanent jobs created for a cost of over $11.45 million per job

Requiring utilities to generate more electricity from expensive sources would increase operating costs for electric co-ops

Coal, fracking, hydraulic fracturing

Gore’s rise to riches after his defeat in the 2000 presidential election

Revenue for the federal treasury


IER Survey: Rarely do Americans agree on an issue as much as they do on government transparency

A new carbon tax introduced in Britain on April 1 is applied to every ton of carbon dioxide produced during electricity production

The Fisker History: Fisker’s troubles are a sad reminder of the Department of Energy’s loan failures

Earth Day and Capitalism April 26, 2013
Contrary to most of today’s environmental activists, free-market capitalism has incentives for the preservation of the long-term value of natural resources

Energy and Mineral Resources