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America’s Largest Grid Operator: Massive Renewables Push Won’t Be a Problem

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

PJM Interconnection, the nation’s largest power transmission grid organization, announced recently that wind and solar power could generate about 30 percent of PJM’s total electricity for its territory covering the Mid-Atlantic region […]

Will LNG prices in Asia continue to be oil-linked?

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

The simple answer to that question is that there is no simple answer. Historically, LNG prices were linked to oil because LNG was displacing oil and that practice continued until US LNG […]

Shale, the Last Oil and Gas Train: Interview with Arthur Berman

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

How much faith can we put in our ability to decipher all the numbers out there telling us the US is closing in on its cornering of the global oil market? There’s […]

Beginning of the End? Oil Companies Cut Back on Spending

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

Steve Kopits recently gave a presentation explaining our current predicament: the cost of oil extraction has been rising rapidly (10.9% per year) but oil prices have been flat. Major oil companies are finding their […]

Could Minnesota’s ‘value of solar’ make everyone a winner?

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

On Wednesday, Minnesota became the first state to allow utilities a new method of contracting with distributed solar producers, called the market-based “value of solar.” If adopted by utilities, it will fundamentally […]

Is Europe giving up on renewables?

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

Last month the European Commission proposed that the EU should cut its domestic greenhouse gas emissions by 40 per cent by 2030, and aim for “at least” 27 per cent of its […]

GE puts $1.4bn into natural-gas-fired distributed power

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

Fresh on the heels of its $10 billion Ecomagination investment into large-scale natural gas energy technologies, General Electric has announced a $1.4 billion, four-year plan to push into a new natural gas frontier: distributed power. That’s […]

Peak-to-average electricity demand ratio rising in New England and many other U.S. regions

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

Across the United States, but most pronounced in New England, the ratio of annual peak-hour electric demand to average hourly demand has risen over the past 20 years. In New England, the […]

Gas-to-liquids plants face challenges in the U.S. market

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

Gas-to-liquids (GTL) is a process that converts natural gas to liquid fuels such as gasoline, jet fuel, and diesel. GTL can also make waxes. The most common technique used at GTL facilities […]

EIA projects record natural gas storage injection in 2014 to boost stocks from 11-year low

By PI News Feed on March 21, 2014

A winter of prolonged, widespread, bitter cold weather throughout much of the United States led to a record-breaking natural gas withdrawal season in 2014, bringing inventories of natural gas to a 11-year […]

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