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China’s Coal Consumption Has Finally Decreased

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2014

Filed under: Energy News via Alternative Energy http://ift.tt/1pe4DoN

U.S. liquid fuels production growth more than offsets unplanned supply disruptions

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2014

Record-setting liquid fuels production growth in the United States has more than offset the growth of unplanned global supply disruptions over the past few years. U.S. liquid fuels production, which includes crude […]

Can Modular Desalination Provide Cheap, Clean Water and Demand Response Too?

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2014

The process of desalination isn’t nearly as energy-intensive as it was just a decade ago, thanks to new reverse-osmosis plant designs and nano-structured membranes that have drastically improved the energy efficiency of […]

Distributed Marginal Price: The New Metric for the Grid Edge?

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2014

The grid is changing from a one-way, centralized electricity delivery system to a distributed, networked system for generating, storing and consuming power, and the technology is changing a lot faster than the […]

Utility 2.0: NY’s New Business Model Should Properly Value the Costs and Benefits of Distributed Energy Resources

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2014

As we’ve mentioned before, New York is changing how it evaluates and compensates electric utilities. One goal of this change is increased consumer engagement, which makes customers allies in the development of […]

Plenty of pluck left in the Marcellus, report says

By PI News Feed on August 27, 2014

The Marcellus region is now the biggest natural gas shale play in the world, and there’s still about $90 billion to be made by tapping the area’s reserves, according to a study […]

Update on US natural gas, coal, nuclear, and renewables

By PI News Feed on August 25, 2014

On August 6, I wrote a post called Making Sense of the US Oil Story, in which I looked at US oil. In this post, I would like to look at other […]

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, […]

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