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It is the first day of Spring, let us talk natural gas! Back in November, a cold and early start to winter 2018-2019, augmented by a massive storage deficit, rallied prompt month natural gas prices to around $4.90 per MMBtu, […]
March 14, 2019
For the third year in a row, the U.S. solar industry installed double-digit gigawatts (GW) of solar PV capacity, with 10.6 GW coming online in 2018, according to the latest statistics from Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and the Solar […]
March 8, 2019
The Trump administration is again seeking severe cuts to the U.S. Energy Department division charged with renewable energy and energy efficiency research, according to a department official familiar with the plan. The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, […]
March 19, 2019
Energy GlobalSeveral continuing trends pushed crude oil exports higher and imports lower and resulted in the Gulf Coast (defined as Petroleum Administration for Defense District, or PADD, 3) becoming a net crude oil exporter in the last two months of 2018. […]
March 19, 2019
CNBC energyA raging fire at a petrochemical storage terminal near Houston spread to two more massive tanks after firefighting water pumps stopped working for six hours, the company said on Tuesday. The blaze at Intercontinental Terminals Co (ITC) in Deer Park, […]
March 19, 2019
CNBC energyVenezuelan Petroleum Minister Manuel Quevedo has denounced U.S. sanctions against Caracas as a “direct attack” on its citizens. His comments come at a time when the oil-rich, but cash-poor, country is suffering the Western Hemisphere’s worst humanitarian crisis in recent […]
Conventional Fuels, News and Policies, Nuclear, State
March 18, 2019
Power EngineeringThe Cooper nuclear-powered generating station in Nebraska was still operating at full power Monday morning but still ready for a potential shutdown as flood reached record levels in the region. Nebraska Public Power District has been preparing for the worst […]
March 18, 2019
ForbesIn the past, government support for microgrids has been fragmented, often hodge-podge collections of regulations, standards, and public policy. With the extreme weather events hitting the US over the past 8 years, states—as well as Puerto Rico—have enacted new programs […]
March 18, 2019
ForbesA couple of interesting studies have come across my desk in recent days that merit noting. Taken together, they paint a picture of a domestic shale oil and gas industry that is relatively healthy and will only grow healthier throughout […]
March 15, 2019
Energy CollectiveBy issuing a pair of vetoes Thursday, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam sent a message to the legislature and beyond that he is intent on sticking with an aggressive carbon-cutting agenda. One bill he struck down, HB 2611, would have prohibited […]
Mainstream technologies, Renewable Energy
March 15, 2019
Greentech MediaOver the years, top-ranking wind and solar markets have overlapped in just a few states. Where wind flourished, solar usually hung back, and vice versa. “Each of our technologies has largely had their own playpen,” said Anthony Logan, a North […]
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