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Spot natural gas prices at Marcellus trading point reflect pipeline constraints

By PI News Feed on July 30, 2012

Daily natural gas spot prices between Tennessee Gas Pipeline (TGP) Zone 4 Marcellus and Henry Hub have diverged recently largely due to rising Marcellus production, which has outpaced the growth of available […]

Energy Efficiency Financing: The Absent Invisible Hand

By PI News Feed on July 30, 2012

“How many of you live in a building that has had a deep energy efficiency audit? Do you even know? What about the building that you work in?” Marshall Salant, the Head […]

Could Securitization Democratize Solar Power?

By PI News Feed on July 30, 2012

After Wall Street popularized the term “mortgage-backed securities” in their destruction of the economy in 2008, you could be forgiven for thinking “solar securities” are a pyramid scheme.  But in truth, they […]

GTM’s Solar Hot Water Collection

By PI News Feed on July 30, 2012

Solar hot water (SHW) is a huge market globally, but an almost untapped market in the U.S., as recently reported by GTM’s Herman Trabish. It’s a topic we’ve covered in depth of […]

Microgrid Keeps the Power Local, Cheap, and Reliable

By PI News Feed on July 23, 2012

A recently completed distributed energy project at the large, 4,000-inmate Santa Rita Jail in Alameda County, California, ties together power from fuel cells, solar panels, wind turbines, and diesel generators—all located at […]

Geology and technology drive estimates of technically recoverable resources

By PI News Feed on July 23, 2012

A common measure of the long-term viability of U.S. domestic crude oil and natural gas as an energy source is the remaining technically recoverable resource (TRR). TRR estimates are a work in […]

Drought, Climate Change, Corn Prices, Ethanol and Biofuels

By PI News Feed on July 23, 2012

As we’ve all noticed there’s a drought going on in the American heartland. As many have noted this is leading to soaring prices of three main crops, corn wheat and soya. For […]

Solar Investment Tax Credit Pays For Itself, Delivers 10% Return

By PI News Feed on July 23, 2012

The solar investment tax credit (ITC) can deliver a 10% internal rate of return to taxpayers on the U.S. government’s initial investment, according to a new report published by the U.S. Partnership […]

Where’s the Money for Energy Efficiency Financing?

By PI News Feed on July 23, 2012

Amongst the problems with energy efficiency upgrades is the little issue of money. Even though the projects will ultimately save a city, business or household money over the long haul, it’s tough […]

Evidence that Oil Limits are Leading to Limits to GDP Growth

By PI News Feed on July 23, 2012

The usual assumption that economists, financial planners, and actuaries make is that future real GDP growth can be expected to be fairly similar to the average past growth rate for some historical […]

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