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Ross Garnaut: China to reach ‘peak coal’ for electricity by 2015

By PI News Feed on August 25, 2014

China’s use of coal for electricity could peak as early as next year, then decline until 2020 in a turnaround of “global importance”. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1vgYo65

Saudi Aramco Plans To Invest $40B A Year For The Next Decade

By PI News Feed on August 25, 2014

Saudi Aramco plans to invest $40 billion a year over the next decade to keep oil production capacity steady and double gas production, CEO Khalid Al-Falih says. via Rigzone.com: Latest News Headlines […]

UBS Analysts: ‘Large-Scale Power Stations Could Be on a Path to Extinction’

By PI News Feed on August 25, 2014

Leading investment bank UBS says the payback time for unsubsidized investment in electric vehicles paired with rooftop solar and battery storage will be as low as six to eight years by 2020, […]

Emission-free Hydrogen May Now Be Truly Emission-free

By PI News Feed on August 25, 2014

The problem with emission-free hydrogen fuel is that the process of making it is definitely not emission-free. Hydrogen-powered devices-–cars, mostly–run on hydrogen made from natural gas, a fossil fuel that produces greenhouse […]

Once Mighty Hydropower Falls Behind Other Renewables

By PI News Feed on August 23, 2014

For decades, hydropower has been the chief source of clean and renewable energy in the United States, but new federal statistics show that it’s about to be eclipsed by other renewable sources. […]

China Shale Development and Shriking Expectations

By PI News Feed on August 23, 2014

China quietly cut its 2020 goals for shale gas, a goal that was so ambitious that few took the number seriously. The goal – to ramp up from zero commercial production of […]

The saga of Hinkley Point C: Europe’s key nuclear decision

By PI News Feed on August 23, 2014

The British government has been attempting since 2005 to revive nuclear ordering in the U.K. The U.K. has been one of the most strategically important markets for nuclear power to crack if […]

Digitizing oil and gas production

By PI News Feed on August 23, 2014

The rapid progress of technology such as big data and analytics, sensors, and control systems offers oil and gas companies the chance to automate high-cost, dangerous, or error-prone tasks. Most oil and […]

Rooftop solar: Grid parity coming in more than half of US states

By PI News Feed on August 23, 2014

Predicting the arrival of solar energy for electricity that is as cheap as local electricity prices is actually harder than predicting the sunrise. But UCS’s new solar infographic tells this exciting crossover point is […]

At Least 10 Percent Of Fracking Fluid Is Toxic

By PI News Feed on August 23, 2014

For another third we have no idea. The post At Least 10 Percent Of Fracking Fluid Is Toxic appeared first on ThinkProgress. via ThinkProgress » Secondary Issues » Climate http://ift.tt/1oVcR53

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

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