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Two Carbon-Capturing Coal Plants to Open in U.S.

By PI News Feed on May 5, 2014

Two of the world’s first coal-fired power plants with integrated carbon capture are nearing completion in Saskatchewan and Mississippi, providing a rare lift for a technology that has languished in recent years. […]

Stronger ‘Frackquakes’ Are On The Way, Scientists Warn

By PI News Feed on May 4, 2014

Because of the warnings, the U.S. government is beginning to track the risks that man-made earthquakes pose. The post Stronger ‘Frackquakes’ Are On The Way, Scientists Warn appeared first on ThinkProgress. via […]

Manhattan Natural Gas Pipeline Emissions Final Report

By PI News Feed on May 3, 2014

DCS requested that GSI extend the work effort described in our initial Report on a Preliminary Investigation of Ground-Level Ambient Methane Levels in Manhattan, New York City, New York (16 December 2012) […]

Philips 60 Watt LED Equivalent $2-$4 In Many Markets

By PI News Feed on May 2, 2014

If you’ve been following the evolution of the LED markets (and who hasn’t?) you will note that there are a lot of different players in the mass market lighting space. One of […]

Investment in Aging Coal Plants a Losing Proposition

By PI News Feed on April 24, 2014

Across the United States, economics are increasingly favoring investment in renewable energy at the expense of dirty coal energy. As the price of solar dips below coal and even natural gas in […]

Discussion: How Do We Measure “Enough?”

By Brandon Tarbert on April 21, 2014 • ( 1 Comment )

Renewables prices have been falling precipitously over the past five years as government research and incentives have encouraged and excited deployment. There has been exponential growth, firstly with wind and now solar, throughout […]

Republicans Now Singing A Different Tune About Electric Car Maker

By PI News Feed on April 20, 2014

Once reviled by conservative politicians, now the likes of Texas Governor Rick Perry and Florida Senator Marco Rubio are ‘singing’ Tesla Motors’ praise. via EVWorldwire http://ift.tt/1mllTa9

Up To 1,000 Times More Methane Released At Gas Wells Than EPA Estimates, Study Finds

By PI News Feed on April 20, 2014

A plane flying over the Marcellus Shale for two days measured methane being released into the atmosphere at 100 to 1,000 times the rate that the EPA estimated. The post Up To […]

Advocate: Agency Does A ‘Disservice’ With U.S. Renewable Energy Projections

By PI News Feed on April 20, 2014

In December, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released a draft report projecting that the nation would get about 16% of its electricity from renewables […] via SolarIndustryMag.com http://ift.tt/RBoxfi

An abundant and inexpensive water-splitting photocatalyst with low toxicity

By PI News Feed on April 20, 2014

Filed under: Solar Energy News via Solar Power News http://ift.tt/1ix6ZdK

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Are We On The Cusp Of A Global Energy Crisis?

50% Of Proved Oil Reserves May Have Just Vanished

Why Chevy Volt sales matter less than you think

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Permian Drillers Are Struggling To Keep Output Flat

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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