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Coal production using mountaintop removal mining decreases by 62% since 2008

By PI News Feed on July 7, 2015

Coal production from mines with mountaintop removal permits has declined since 2008, more than the downward trend in total U.S. coal production. Total U.S. coal production decreased about 15% from 2008 to […]

Study: Refracturing not all it’s fracked up to be

By PI News Feed on July 7, 2015

A large-scale redo of oil wells won’t make sense until companies see better returns from returning to old wells than from drilling new ones, said Christopher Robart, at IHS. via Fuel Fix […]

Logistics and Lizards Disrupt Chevron’s Project Off Australia – The New York Times

By PI News Feed on July 6, 2015

Getting anything to Chevron’s gas-processing plant on Barrow Island is a bit of a trick. Some supplies travel 15 hours from Perth to a supply base for shipping. En route, trucks cannot […]

Chinese CO2 Emissions Headed To 2025 Peak, May Plateau Much Sooner

By PI News Feed on July 3, 2015

Many of China’s climate experts believe the country is on track to peak its carbon dioxide emissions by 2025 — five years earlier than have pledged. If coal use continues its recent […]

Renewables produce 1/3 demand in Germany as coal output declines

By PI News Feed on July 3, 2015

The announcement that renewables made up 32.5% of power consumption in Germany so far in 2015 drew a lot of attention this week, but what is happening with coal power? via Renew […]

The grid is at a fork in the road – which way to turn?

By PI News Feed on July 2, 2015

Solar PV and batteries will be part of the grid of the future. But what part? And what sort of grid? via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1NxVYGI

EU carbon system needs more protection from market abuse: auditor

By PI News Feed on July 2, 2015

LONDON (Reuters) – The European Union’s carbon market is still failing to be managed properly and more improvements are needed to protect it from abuse, the EU’s auditor said on Thursday. via […]

Yieldcos unlikely to feel ITC pain, predicts Deutsche Bank

By PI News Feed on July 2, 2015

Yieldcos in the US are unlikely to be severely impacted by the reduction in the investment tax credit (ITC) from 30% to 10%, according to a Deutsche Bank research note. via News […]

The US, Brazil and China all set major climate goals

By PI News Feed on July 1, 2015

3 of the world’s top greenhouse gas emitters — all released major commitments to reduce or at least slow their greenhouse gas emissions. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1KphNbf

King coal’s stages of grief, part 1: Facing the facts

By PI News Feed on July 1, 2015

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. The 5 stages of grief for coal. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1KphOfi

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