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What Do Paraguay, Norway, Iceland, And Brazil Have In Common? This Map Will Show You.

By PI News Feed on September 23, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

How carbon-intensive is it to flip a switch in 40 countries? The post What Do Paraguay, Norway, Iceland, And Brazil Have In Common? This Map Will Show You. appeared first on ThinkProgress. […]

E85 motor fuel is increasingly price-competitive with gasoline in parts of the Midwest

By PI News Feed on September 23, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

The retail price of E85 motor fuel, which is gasoline blended with up to 85% ethanol, has fallen in recent months. While ethanol has been cheaper than regular gasoline on a per-gallon […]

EPA Ready to Finalize CO2 Limits on New Power Plants

By PI News Feed on September 21, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

After much speculation about when — and if — the Obama administration would start finalizing carbon dioxide regulations for new power plants, the wait is finally over. This morning, the nation’s top […]

How Big an Impact Will EVs Have on the Grid and Your Wallet?

By PI News Feed on September 21, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Doug Staker, the VP of Business Development at Demand Energy, would like to own a Tesla Model S. Unfortunately, he has two children in college and at least one responsible adult household […]

Oil futures price curve has steepened over the past six months

By PI News Feed on September 21, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Crude oil futures contracts allow crude to be bought and sold for delivery at specific dates in the future, meaning market participants can lock in a price today for the future delivery […]

Europe’s utilities ‘face dwindling role’

By PI News Feed on September 21, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

The era of the European power market being dominated by large utilities is steadily drawing to a close, admits RWE’s chief economist, presenting both opportunities and challenges for renewables. via http://www.rechargenews.com http://www.rechargenews.com/news/europe_africa/article1338077.ece

Virtual Audits Uncover Surprising Trends in Building Energy Efficiency

By PI News Feed on September 19, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Over the last few years, the handful of startups developing virtual energy auditing services have analyzed over a billion square feet of commercial buildings. Virtual audits, called ‘no-touch audits’ or ‘rapid energy […]

Why Utility Downgrades are a Big Deal

By PI News Feed on September 19, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Electric utilities are facing a very challenging environment. Technologies like solar could undermine growth, risking that capital demands for maintaining infrastructure will increase the cost of borrowing, which, with declining demand, lead […]

Streamlining Solar Securitization

By PI News Feed on September 19, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

Various products have hit the market that attempt to overcome a major hurdle to solar financing and securitization: the lack of standardized metrics that can provide a measuring stick against which financial […]

California’s Strategic Plan for Renewables and Efficiency

By PI News Feed on September 19, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

The new three-year strategic plan from California’s grid operator has a big takeaway. “Things were coming at us fast,” explained California ISO Senior Public Information Officer Steven Greenlee. “We reduced the new […]

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