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China and Changing Fuel Sources and Needs

By PI News Feed on February 24, 2015

While China’s coal consumption growth has slowed down, and fell in 2014, coal-fired power generating capacity continues to grow rapidly. This apparent contradiction has led some observers to conclude that China’s coal […]

Is The EU Finally Breaking Free Of Russia’s Energy Grip?

By PI News Feed on February 24, 2015

Gazprom’s dominance over European energy supplies may be beginning to slip. The collapse of oil prices has punished Gazprom’s revenues, but in a new development that is further damaging to the Russian […]

Despite The Risks Oil Shipments By Rail Have To Continue

By PI News Feed on February 24, 2015

By now you have probably heard that a CSX (NYSE: CSX) train carrying Bakken crude from North Dakota’s shale oil fields derailed and caught fire. The oil was bound for a coastal […]

Here Are 7 Ways the US Solar Market Will Change in 2015

By PI News Feed on February 24, 2015

From 2009 through 2014, U.S. solar PV installations grew at a compound annual growth rate of over 60 percent. This resulted in a 2014 market that was 12 times larger than it […]

We Don’t Need New Energy Storage Innovations

By PI News Feed on February 22, 2015

Recently, there’s been a lot of talk about energy storage being a "holy grail" for solving the problems of deeper renewables saturation in the U.S. power grid. It seems inevitable that someone […]

Energy Quote of the Day: On ‘No Regret’ Negative Emissions Technologies

By PI News Feed on February 22, 2015

A new report from Oxford University says that the most promising “Negative Emissions Technologies” (NETs) for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in the near term are also among the simplest: afforestation, […]

New York and California are building the grid of the future

By PI News Feed on February 19, 2015

New York and California are betting big in different ways on distributed energy resources, solar and storage. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1EqLW56

Energy efficiency improvements have largely offset effect of more, larger homes

By PI News Feed on February 19, 2015

The growth in residential energy use has slowed to below the rate of household growth, meaning that per-household energy consumption has decreased. Analysis of EIA’s Residential Energy Consumption Survey (RECS) conducted since […]

How Hybridization Can Boost the Economics of Energy Storage

By PI News Feed on February 19, 2015

European energy storage players are taking a leading role in developing hybrid systems that can cover several applications at once, improving investment returns. Companies such as Bosch and Younicos have recently unveiled […]

OPEC Production Cut May Not Be Needed After All

By PI News Feed on February 19, 2015

U.S. tight oil production may fall 600,000 barrels per day by June 2015 based on reasonable projections of current rig counts. I compared the decrease in rig counts that began in late […]

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