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New Report Finds Oil Sands Production Costs Below U.S. Tight Oil

By PI News Feed on March 4, 2014

Canada’s oil sands are often thought of as one of the world’s most expensive, marginal sources of crude. That may not be the case, however, according to a new report by Scotiabank […]

AEO2014 projects more coal-fired power plant retirements by 2016 than have been scheduled

By PI News Feed on February 22, 2014

Coal-fired power plants in the United States have been under significant economic pressure in recent years because of low natural gas prices and slow electricity demand growth. The Annual Energy Outlook 2014 […]

DISCUSSION: What is the best leading indicator of shale production?

By Cenergize Guest Writer on February 19, 2014 • ( 9 Comments )

The recent boom in shale oil and gas production in the US has dramatically improved the economic and energy security prospects on North America.  Texas alone saw a 20% increase of its […]

DISCUSSION: Value of Solar Tariff, Adaptable for Other Markets?

By Brandon Tarbert on February 19, 2014 • ( 10 Comments )

Net metering undoubtedly benefits consumers, but it is a crude fashion of valuing rooftop solar and does not take into consideration, nor pay for, many of the benefits provided by the grid. Austin […]

DISCUSSION: Why are German retail electricity prices rising?

By PI News Feed on February 17, 2014 • ( 10 Comments )

This chart suggests that the increase in FIT rates are offset by a decrease in wholesale power prices. What else might explain rising German retail electricity prices?

Study: methane leaks negate climate benefits of natural gas – The Tech

By PI News Feed on February 16, 2014

via Study: methane leaks negate climate benefits of natural gas – The Tech http://ift.tt/1eUHfaS

U.S., China agree to work on climate change

By PI News Feed on February 16, 2014

BEIJING (Reuters) – China and the United States, the world’s top emitters of greenhouse gases, pledged on Saturday to work together to attenuate the effects of global climate change. via Reuters: Environment […]

China’s Coal Bases: A Tour of the Largest Fossil Fuel Development Project in the World (Slideshow)

By PI News Feed on February 16, 2014

William J. Kelly and Sabrina Shankman via InsideClimate News http://ift.tt/1gfEGPx

Big Oil’s troubles will lead to the next huge advance in energy technology

By PI News Feed on February 13, 2014

An unmistakable message was hidden in the flurry of downbeat oil company earnings reports released in the last week or so: A major technological advance is on its way in old energy, […]

Why Drivers in Beijing Resist Buying Electric Cars

By PI News Feed on February 13, 2014

Angelo Young considers the reasons why, despite dangerous levels of air pollution, why residents of Beijing, and other Chinese cities, are reluctant to buy electric cars. via EVWorldwire http://ift.tt/1gz7TTC

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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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