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Wis. nuclear plant to close next year

By PI News Feed on October 23, 2012

CARLTON, Wis. â?? Kewaunee Power Station nuclear plant will close in six months because a buyer could not be found, a spokesman for the owner Dominion Resources said Monday. The cost of […]

U.S. Coal Exports On Pace To Hit All-Time High

By PI News Feed on October 23, 2012

Here’s an energy-related foreign policy issue that isn’t getting any campaign attention: Coal exports are booming, fueling a surge in global warming pollution — and American taxpayers are picking up a good […]

Hot air over wind power

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

It must be odd to be in the renewable energy business at the tail-end of 2012. In the US, presidential hopeful Mitt Romney wants to kill off wind subsidies. In Scotland, Donald […]

Saudi Arabia reveals plans to be powered entirely by renewable energy

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil producer, has plans to become 100% powered by renewable and low-carbon forms of energy, according to an influential member of the royal family. But the process […]

In a Natural Gas Glut, Big Winners and Losers

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

THE crew of workers fought off the blistering Louisiana sun, jerking their wrenches to tighten the fat hoses that would connect their cement trucks to the Chesapeake Energy drill rig — one […]

Solar REITs: A Better Way to Invest in Solar

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

Solar panel prices have continued to drop this year, but solar project development remains a capital-intensive business.  The 1603 program allowed solar developers to monetize the solar investment tax credit (ITC) much […]

Impact of U.S. ethanol waiver would arrive year later: think tank

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

If the Obama administration relaxes the requirement to use corn-based ethanol in gasoline, the benefits would arrive a year later, with more corn available at lower cost for livestock feed and lower […]

Discount rates: A boring thing you should know about (with otters!)

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

How much is it worth to us today to avoid climate disruption later this century? To understand how that question has typically been answered, you need to understand what economists call “discount […]

Scaling a Clean Energy Business: Lessons From the BoP

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

While at most conferences onsolar energy, people talk about the BoS (Balance of System), at the SOCAP 12 conference held last week in San Francisco, it was all about the lessons learned from the […]

A new ‘golden age of oil’ in the U.S.? Don’t believe it

By PI News Feed on October 22, 2012

Last winter, fossil-fuel enthusiasts began trumpeting the dawn of a new “golden age of oil” that would kick-start the American economy, generate millions of new jobs, and free this country from its […]

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