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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 […]

China Clean Energy Defaults Loom Amid Record Debt Loads

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

SHANGHAI — President Xi Jinping’s clean-energy strategy is suffering more growing pains as China’s renewables companies face record bond repayments and Sinovel Wind Group Co. said it may struggle to meet obligations. […]

UBS Study Sees Investing in Solar, Storage and Electric Car Quickly Paying for Itself

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

United Bank of Switzerland sees 10% of all car sales in Europe being EVs and that tied to small-scale home energy storage and electric cars will pay for itself in six to […]

Bursting the Shale Gas Bubble

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

Cold, Hungry and in the Dark: Exploding the Natural Gas Supply Myth author Bill Powers finds federal and industry estimates on the growth potential of shale gas recovery wildly over-optimistic. via EVWorldwire […]

Helping Battery Cost Declines Keep Going and Going…

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

Four short years ago, the U.S. solar industry surpassed expectations by installing 340 MW of solar at a cost of $6.40 per watt in the first half of 2010. How times have […]

Booking Oil Reserves Is An “Attractive Incentive” For Foreign Companies In Mexico, Says U.S.

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

The U.S. government welcomed Mexico’s recent energy reform and said that the types of new contracts, which will allow booking reserves, may increase foreign investment and result in a long-term 75% expansion […]

Commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol plant opens

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

On September 3, a joint venture company called POET-DSM Advanced Biofuels held the grand opening of its Project Liberty cellulosic ethanol plant in Emmetsburg, Iowa. The plant is the first of three […]

Net Savings Of $71 Trillion By 2050 With Transition To Renewable Energy

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

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

Significant Growth In Solar Panel Market In 2014, According To Bloomberg

By PI News Feed on September 6, 2014

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

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

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