From an e-mail:
Hi. I'm a regular reader and thought you might be interested in knowing that the WSJ.com has recently launched a new energy-news blog.
Won't be much analysis in it at first -- mostly just news aggregation -- but we will link to other blogs (including yours) from time to time.
Best regards,
Mark Gongloff
Markets Editor
Wall Street Journal Online
Awesome! You can find Mr. Freebie* at http://blogs.wsj.com/energy. The first post is below the fold.
*Translation: This is a free resource from the Wall Street Journal.
http://blogs.wsj.com/energy/2007/02/15/about-this-blog/:
Welcome to the Energy Roundup, a new blog, where WSJ.com editors will compile and analyze the day’s news in the energy sector, including oil, alternative energy sources and the politics and policy of energy.
This blog replaces the Oil News Roundup, a popular feature on the site that began last April, when the price of oil was more than $70 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange and well on its way to a July peak of more than $77 a barrel.
Since then, oil has fallen to less than $60, and there are indications the oil market may be due for a long breather, if not a bear market. But energy will remain a hot topic for the foreseeable future, and WSJ.com’s Energy Roundup will endeavor to be an invaluable source for readers who want to know all they can about it.
– Mark Gongloff
