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The Biggest Red Herring In U.S. Shale | OilPrice.com

By PI News Feed on September 7, 2015

Rig productivity and drilling efficiency are red herrings.A red herring is something that takes attention away from a more important subject. Rig productivity and drilling efficiency distract from the truth that tight […]

Output per miner-hour rises as smaller coal mines close

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2015

Coal mining productivity increased in 2013, averaging 5.5 short tons per miner hour, reversing a trend of declining productivity since at least 2000. Preliminary data from the Mine Safety and Health Administration […]

States Are Doing a Poor Job of Measuring Net-Metering Caps, According to Report

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2015

Earlier this summer, NV Energy told solar installers that a 235-megawatt limit on net-metered solar would be met by the end of July. The limit was meant to last through at least […]

Value of Battery-Backed Solar in California: 25 Cents per Kilowatt-Hour

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2015

Determining the value of batteries that can store, shift and dispatch solar energy requires some complex calculations, not to mention no small amount of faith in the future of real-world regulations and […]

LNG projects still moving toward oversupply, Wood Mackenzie says

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2015

The capacity currently being built is enough to meet the world’s LNG needs until about 2022 and will likely lead to a short-term glut when it comes online. via Fuel Fix http://ift.tt/1KQbLlh

Asian LNG price face steep fall as storm brews

By PI News Feed on September 2, 2015

Asian liquefied natural gas prices could fall a further 25 percent in coming months as new supply, falling demand and weaker oil prices put it on par with iron ore and coal […]

Owner of first “clean coal” plant in US faces bankruptcy over soaring CCS costs

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2015

Kemper CCS is two years behind schedule and $4.4 billion more expensive than the original estimate, and its owner is facing financial problems via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1E5x9Ss

Why wind and solar are already better value than fossil fuels

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2015

Critics of renewables – such as Alan Jones, the Murdoch media and the Abbott government – focus on capital costs. But a new report from Citigroup says this is an error, and […]

Economies of scale: Why small solar is better than big solar

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2015

While utilities in US continue to imply that large-scale solar projects are more economical than small ones, the data is telling another story. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1haBOrj

Distributed solar: evil drag on network or misunderstood blessing?

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2015

The value of distributed solar depends on assumptions on benefits and costs. Just don’t forget the benefits. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1PzB5v1

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Meet The Biggest Losers Of The U.S. Shale Bust

[Closed] DISCUSSION: With Gas So Cheap and Well Drilling Down, Why is Gas Production so High?

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