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Solar Continues Trumping Fossil Fuel Pricing, With More Innovations To Come

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

Solar power has come a long way in just five years, to a point where it can now play a significat role in America’s energy mix via Forbes – Energy http://ift.tt/1wiplqE

Austin: Solar Now A Default Energy Source

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

Filed under: Energy News via Alternative Energy http://ift.tt/1BwR8DT

5 Key Proposals for New York’s Grid Transformation

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

New York’s Public Service Commission has provided some of the first details of how it plans to transform the state’s electric grid and energy markets, with proposals to turn the state’s utilities […]

Reinventing the Power Business: An Actionable Roadmap for Utility Self-Disruption

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

If you are a decision-maker in the power sector, you have probably been grappling with a variety of perspectives on the disruption of the regulated utility business model. Undeniably, the convergence of […]

Opower’s 5 Principles of How to Design for Energy Customers

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

"The average person thinks about energy use for only nine minutes per year," according to Deena Rosen, Senior Director of User Experience at Opower. How do you get energy customers to make […]

China’s Coal Imports Drop For The First Time Since Country Became Net Coal Importer

By PI News Feed on September 12, 2014

An analysis compiled by Lauri Myllyvirta and Greenpeace International showed the unthinkable — Chinese coal consumption fell for the first time this century in the first half of this year. China’s GDP […]

Could Chevron End up With a $27 Billion Black Eye From This Project?

By PI News Feed on September 8, 2014

Chevron ‘s Gorgon LNG project has been documented for years as a problem for the company. Most of that attention, though, has gone to the blowout of the budget. via Oil & […]

The Arguments for and Against Shale Oil and Gas Developments

By PI News Feed on September 8, 2014

The energy debate is full of controversy. Whether it is about the pros and cons of renewable energy, nuclear power or fossil fuels (FF) there are a range of arguments made on […]

Refiners & producers battling over exports

By PI News Feed on September 8, 2014

The battle between oil producers and refiners over exporting U.S. crude is heating up in Washington. via Fuel Fix http://ift.tt/1lOBe3X

Electric buses: Proterra wants to rid America of emission-spewing buses

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

Forget about Tesla and its futuristic new Gigafactory. When it comes to using electricity for transportation, the real action may lie in the polar opposite of the fancy sports car. Municipal intracity […]

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Permian Drillers Are Struggling To Keep Output Flat

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

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