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Market Watch Article – May 2014

May 30, 2014 /

Mark A. Stansberry was recently quoted in an article about Oil in the Wall Street Journal’s Market Watch website. Stansberry is quoted as saying:

“Because of the potential threats of disruptions, global supply and demand, restrictive legislation and regulation threatening development, and the oil sector on edge due to these potential situations, prices have held their own,” said Mark Stansberry, chairman at energy-management firm The GTD Group.

But Stansberry isn’t convinced that $100 is the floor for oil.

“There are too many moving parts,” he said, pointing out that prices for oil on Thursday gained more than 1% during the session after a U.S. report that showed a decline in weekly gasoline stockpiles and a rise in oil imports. Oil prices also climbed despite a bigger-than-expected rise in crude inventories.

For the full article, click here. (Stansberry’s quote is on page 2 of the article.)

LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!

May 5, 2014 /

Mark A. Stansberry was recently interviewed for an article in Oilman Magazine:

In 2001, I teamed up with Academy Award winning producer Gray Frederickson (Godfather II) to begin a film production company. Since that time, I have heard from several in the movie industry who believe that the oil and gas industry should not be respected. Several in Hollywood believe that the oil and gas industry is only for the greedy and that it is not interested in the welfare of others and of the environment.

Having been in the oil and gas industry for thirty-seven years, I have advocated that the message be clear. I continue to point out that the movie industry is a major user of energy and therefore, needs the oil and gas industry. Energy is needed from the beginning to the end of production as well as into the marketing and distribution of the films.

FULL ARTICLE

Tulsa World Article – Oct 2013

October 20, 2013 /

Mark A. Stansberry had an Op-Ed published recently in the Tulsa World:

Forty years ago, on Oct. 17, 1973, the Arab oil embargo — designed by the OPEC oil ministers — began. Since then, U.S. energy and economic direction has been impacted by the subsequent series of events.

A few months later, in 1974, the International Society of the Energy Advocates, now known as The Energy Advocates, was founded. The mission of the group was to educate the public about energy issues and policies, therefore, combating the OPEC stronghold.

FULL ARTICLE HERE

Market Watch Article – August 2013

August 23, 2013 /

Mark A. Stansberry was recently quoted in an article about Oil in the Wall Street Journal’s Market Watch website. Stansberry is quoted as saying:

“U.S. companies are interested in the potential but there has to be certainty of stability before U.S. companies spend the billions of dollars necessary for oil and gas development,” said Mark Stansberry, chairman at energy-management firm GTD Group. There will be “caution, especially in the early stages.”

For the full article, click here. (Stansberry’s quote is on page 2 of the article.)

Market Watch Article – July 2013

July 12, 2013 /

Mark A. Stansberry was recently quoted in an article about Oil in the Wall Street Journal’s Market Watch website. Stansberry is quoted as saying:

“The unrest could possibly carry over into other countries in the region where there is substantial oil production,” said Stansberry, who argues for U.S. energy independence in a recent book, America Needs America’s Energy. “The unknown of oil-supply disruptions is a warranted concern for the short term.”

For the full article, click here. (Stansberry’s quote is on page 2 of the article.)

America Needs America’s Energy

April 9, 2013 /

It’s time for an energy revolution. Future generations are depending on us to keep the American Dream alive.

Gasoline prices have been rising and oil supply disruptions are in question. This is old news, yet nothing has been done to change it. That is because it takes people like you stepping up and getting involved, and Mark A. Stansberry is here to show you how. In his latest book, America Needs America’s Energy, Stansberry offers a frank discussion of the issues at hand, as well as realistic, achievable solutions. America cannot move forward without your involvement and your commitment to develop an energy plan. Presented in direct, no-nonsense language and containing a glossary, sample forms, and other resources on things you need to know about America’s energy situation, America Needs America’s Energy is both a great go-to guide for learning about energy solutions and a wonderful launchpad for how to move forward together in creating the People’s Energy Plan.

Visit www.PeoplesEnergyPlan.com for more details about the book by Mark A. Stansberry, and to find out where he will be speaking next.

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Market Watch – Jan 2012

January 27, 2013 /

Mark A. Stansberry was recently quoted in an article about Oil in the Wall Street Journal’s Market Watch website. Stansberry is quoted as saying:

“There are some companies that are at a point where they are needing to move away from natural gas and others that may be able to withstand the current low prices for some time,” he said.”

For the full article, click here. (Stansberry’s quote is on page 2 of the article.)

Halfway Through Year-Long Tour

July 6, 2012 /

Paul Wiseman article in the Mid-Land Reporter Telegram…

He has visited Austin, Nashville, Washington D.C., Amarillo, Wichita, Kansas and other cities. On the July/August agenda are D.C. again, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Cheyenne, Wyo. and more. Last fall, Mark Stansberry, spokesman for Oklahoma-based nonprofit organization Energy Advocates, announced that he would tour America in 2012 to talk and listen to community leaders regarding the present and future of energy.
Energy Advocates is a nonprofit group founded in 1974 to promote oil, gas, coal, wind, solar and other forms of energy to the general public. A former president of EA (2003-2009), Stansberry is also chairman of the GTD Group, an energy investment and trade company with a focus on natural gas.

FULL STORY HERE

Market Watch Article – April 2012

April 20, 2012 /

Mark A. Stansberry was recently quoted in an article about Oil in the Wall Street Journal’s Market Watch website. Stansberry is quoted as saying:

“Though there are several factors impacting the future of oil price fluctuations … it all still goes back to the economics of supply and demand,” said Mark Stansberry, chairman of the GTD Group, an energy-management firm. The Seaway and Keystone pipelines are “both positive to reducing dependency on foreign oil” and the Seaway is important for WTI crude prices to come more in line with Brent.

For the full article, click here. (Stansberry’s quote is on page 2 of the article.)

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