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Sustainable oil from algae: the technology is ready, but what about the politics?

By PI News Feed on July 29, 2015

The main requirements for making algae biofuel are: lots of sunlight, plenty of space, and easy access to the sea. Australia is an algae gardener’s paradise. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1MyPxW2

Why rooftop solar may be worth three times price of grid power

By PI News Feed on July 29, 2015

Study commissioned by Maine Public Utility Commission drops bombshell, valuing distributed solar at 33c/kWh, far above state’s grid price. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1MyPwBr

72% of US Residential Solar Installed in 2014 Was Third-Party Owned

By PI News Feed on July 29, 2015

Of the 1.2 gigawatts of residential solar installed in the U.S. last year, 72 percent was third-party owned (TPO) in the form of leases and PPAs. The remainder was directly owned by […]

A Whole New World—Where the LNG Market May Be Headed, and What It Means

By PI News Feed on July 28, 2015

How the international market for liquefied natural gas (LNG) expands and evolves is of critical importance to U.S. and Canadian natural gas producers and midstream companies alike. The success of North American-sourced […]

Can the US Reach Hillary Clinton’s New Solar Goal?

By PI News Feed on July 27, 2015

Yesterday, presidential candidate Hillary Clinton unveiled the first pillar in her climate and energy plan, including a target of 140 gigawatts of cumulative solar installed in the U.S. by 2020. This is […]

9 Reasons Why We Should Be More Worried About Low Oil Prices | OilPrice.com

By PI News Feed on July 26, 2015

via OilPrice.com http://ift.tt/1Ot1Z7e

One Of The Worst Sources Of Methane Emissions May Shock You

By PI News Feed on July 25, 2015

Fossil fuels may release plenty of carbon dioxide, but they alone aren’t responsible for all of the greenhouse gases blamed for global climate change. What causes bubbling brooks to bubble is actually […]

Have You Heard Of Solar Desalination? If Not, You Will Soon.

By PI News Feed on July 23, 2015

Solar desalination combines two powerful technologies to make something even cooler. Developers hope it will go far in adjusting to California’s drought. The post Have You Heard Of Solar Desalination? If Not, […]

Kemp: North Dakota Oil Well Completions Slow Sharply

By PI News Feed on July 22, 2015

No new well completion reports have been filed in North Dakota since July 10, the longest gap this year, according to daily activity records published by the state’s Department of Mineral Resources […]

Nuclear Almost As Good As Solar, Says Report Prepared For Nuclear Group

By PI News Feed on July 22, 2015

Nuclear power helps lower the selling price of electricity, according to a recent report prepared for a nuclear advocacy organization, but it seems to fall short of renewables on the same score. […]

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

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