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Natural gas demand at power plants was high in summer 2012

By PI News Feed on October 18, 2012

Natural gas use for power generation rose this summer because of hot-weather-driven electricity demand for air conditioning coupled with low natural gas prices. According to Bentek Energy, estimated daily natural gas use […]

When talking power production, we can’t ignore the water factor

By PI News Feed on October 18, 2012

t’s often forgotten when talking about energy production that environmental impacts stretch far beyond air pollution and emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases. Less discussed, particularly in the context of electricity generation, is […]

Biofuels markets face blending constraints and other challenges

By PI News Feed on October 18, 2012

From 2009 to the middle of 2012, the U.S. biofuels industry, encompassing all liquid fuels derived from renewable sources, ramped up output to meet mandates for increased biofuels use under the Renewable […]

Major Analysis: Federal Loans And Loan Guarantees Have A Huge Benefit But A Low And Predicatable Cost

By PI News Feed on October 18, 2012

The U.S. government is arguably the largest and most influential financial institution in the world, with about $2.7 trillion outstanding in loans and loan guarantees. Among other things, these federal credit programs […]

How Much Renewable Potential Does the US Have?

By PI News Feed on October 16, 2012

The newest estimates of U.S. technical potential for renewable energy generation and capacity were reported recently by scientists at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the U.S. Department of Energy research facility. […]

Making the Case for Smart Grid to Shave Peak Power : Greentech Media

By PI News Feed on October 11, 2012

Smart grid technology could shave 15 percent to 20 percent off a utility or region’s peak power demand, according to estimates from the World Energy Council, IBM and others. That adds up […]

Hydro Forced To Take A Dive For Wind

By PI News Feed on October 11, 2012

We’re being pretty stupid as a society when two renewable energy sources fight each other instead of fighting fossil fuel. The point of installing renewable capacity is to reduce carbon emissions, not […]

Heating Oil Markets Are Tight As Winter Approaches

By PI News Feed on October 11, 2012

In petroleum markets, October is typically the time when attention shifts from transportation fuels to heating fuels. Strong global distillate demand and refinery outages have supported prompt distillate prices relative to those […]

Anatomy of a Utility-Scale PPA for Solar or Wind

By PI News Feed on October 11, 2012

Utility-scale renewables’ power purchase agreements (PPAs), the LA Times recently wrote, are “confidential agreements between solar developers and utilities” that “lock in power prices two to four times the cost of conventional […]

Hydrogen Fuel Cells Could Lead To Cleaner Ships

By PI News Feed on October 11, 2012

By some estimates, a single container ship can cause as much pollution as 50 million cars on the road. That is because until recently, these ships have been largely unregulated. But new […]

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[Closed] DISCUSSION: With Gas So Cheap and Well Drilling Down, Why is Gas Production so High?

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