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Sleeping giants wake to give utility-scale solar yet another record year

By PI News Feed on January 22, 2015

Utility-scale solar installations will surge for a fifth consecutive record year in 2014, according to provisional figures released today by Wiki-Solar.org. New capacity for the year already exceeds 10GW, and is expected […]

Saudis to build world’s first large scale solar powered desalination plant

By PI News Feed on January 22, 2015

A Saudi company is to build the world’s biggest solar powered water desalination plant. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1yPjMCH

Crushing The U.S. Energy Export Dream

By PI News Feed on January 20, 2015

Exporting crude oil and natural gas from the United States are among the dumbest energy ideas of all time.  Exporting gas is dumb. Exporting oil is dumber. The U.S. imports almost half […]

U.S. Department of Energy: Our forecasts aren’t really forecasts (or are they?)

By PI News Feed on January 19, 2015

Put this in the category of things that can’t be true, but that are nevertheless affirmed with a straight face: The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the statistical arm of the U.S. […]

Bakken Data Continues To Confound

By PI News Feed on January 19, 2015

The North Dakota Industrial Commission is out with the Bakken November Production Data and the North Dakota Production Data.Bakken production was up 5,293 BP/D while total North Dakota was up 3,691 BP/D. […]

Oil and the Economy: Where are We Headed in 2015-16?

By PI News Feed on January 18, 2015

The price of oil is down. How should we expect the economy to perform in 2015 and 2016? Newspapers in the United States seem to emphasize the positive aspects of the drop […]

Graph of the Day: Myth of cheap shale gas and cheap energy

By PI News Feed on January 18, 2015

The shale boom has seen gas prices fall by nearly 90% in the US, but electricity rises have risen all the same. Hence the interest in solar. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/14xRLBc

Electricity, Not Gas, Gains Market Share in Home Heating

By PI News Feed on January 18, 2015

Last January, the polar vortex brought extreme cold temperatures to much of the U.S., causing energy prices to spike as the natural gas system struggled and fossil-fuel power plants tripped offline. In […]

Electric Car Charging Stations and Financing

By PI News Feed on January 18, 2015

The shift toward electric vehicles is rolling forward in California among consumers, and regulators are weighing in. Just before Christmas, the California PUC overturned previous policy and issued a new decision allowing […]

The Oil Price Fall: An Explanation in Two Charts

By PI News Feed on January 18, 2015

I offer a simple explanation for the recent fall in oil prices in just two charts. Oil prices move up and down in response to changes in supply and demand.   If […]

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