the Dalai Lama on Monday said he is in support of using nuclear energy for peaceful means as a way to bridge the socioeconomic gap in developing countries in the absence of more efficient alternative energy sources.
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UN panel calls for dramatic shifts to
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EIA: 12 States produced 80 percent of US
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Black Swan: How Quickly will the Electric
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Interliance Insights: Six Questions to
Assess Your Risk Readiness Safety, of course, is one of several “can’t fail” functions that can determine an energy company’s survival and success. Michael Geczi of Interliance Consulting outlines the six questions companies should be asking themselves to begin to assess their risk readiness. Full Article Share: |
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Governing Energy: The Tax Man
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Utility Nightmares: Distributed Generation and Halving Electricity Consumptionby Scott Sklar, The Stella Group | April 16, 2014 | 1 Comment |
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EPA announces another delay in cooling water intake
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Solar surcharge bill approved by Oklahoma
House The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill earlier this week that may add extra charges to utility customers who want to install rooftop solar panels or small wind turbines. Read More Share: |
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Ontario shuts down final coal-fired power plant,
officially coal-free Ontario has become the first jurisdiction in North America to eliminate electricity produced from coal-fired power plants. Read More Share: |
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Court upholds EPA emission
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Three U.S. states want to expand the use of nuclear
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Video: SaskPower and Vattenfall to work together on
CCS technology SaskPower and Vattenfall have signed an agreement to explore collaboration in the area of carbon capture and storage (CCS) opportunities. Read More Share: |
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Vogtle A time-lapse video released by Southern Co. shows the placement of the condenser B Lower Shell into the Vogtle Unit 3 turbine island. Read More Share: |
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GE releases new 9HA and 7HA natural gas
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