None of Rosatom’s International Contracts Affected by Sanctions: CEO
http://sputniknews.com/business/20141206/1015553899.html
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None of Rosatom’s International Contracts Affected by Sanctions: CEO
http://sputniknews.com/business/20141206/1015553899.html
Talk is cheap: Washington attends the humanitarian initiative on nuclear weapons impacts
Talk is cheap: Washington attends the humanitarian initiative on nuclear weapons impacts
http://thebulletin.org/talk-cheap-washington-attends-humanitarian-initiative-nuclear-weapons-impacts7844Russian Nuclear Navy Rushes To Beat U.S. Navy, China Predicted To Be Larger By 2020
Russian Nuclear Navy Rushes To Beat U.S. Navy, China Predicted To Be Larger By 2020
http://www.inquisitr.com/1658573/russian-nuclear-navy-rushes-to-beat-u-s-navy-china-predicted-to-be-larger-by-2020/
Toshiba to take small chunk of Westinghouse for new business
Toshiba to take small chunk of Westinghouse for new business
http://powersource.post-gazette.com/powersource/companies-powersource/2014/12/06/Toshiba-to-take-small-chunk-of-Westinghouse-for-new-business/stories/201412060052
Another Voice: Subsidy for renewable energy gouges taxpayers
Another Voice: Subsidy for renewable energy gouges taxpayers
http://www.buffalonews.com/opinion/another-voice/another-voice-subsidy-for-renewable-energy-gouges-taxpayers-20141205
ISIS Militants Claim They Have Weaponized Radioactive Uranium And Have Created A 'Dirty Bomb'
ISIS Militants Claim They Have Weaponized Radioactive Uranium And Have Created A 'Dirty Bomb'
http://www.hngn.com/articles/51913/20141206/isis-militants-claim-weaponized-stolen-radioactive-uranium-created-destructive-dirty.htm
Reading Corner: Kingfishers’ gives insight into politics of nuclear power
Kingfishers’ gives insight into politics of nuclear power
http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/2014/12/06/4642037_reading-corner-kingfishers-gives.html?sp=/99/1336/&rh=1
New EPA rules and nuclear power
New EPA rules and nuclear power
http://www.rgj.com/story/opinion/2014/12/05/new-epa-rules-nuclear-power/19967119/
China Launches Nuclear Power Expansion Scheme
China Launches Nuclear Power Expansion Scheme
http://www.chem.info/news/2014/12/china-launches-nuclear-power-expansion-scheme
Putin to discuss nuclear power, investments with Indian partners December 11
Putin to discuss nuclear power, investments with Indian partners December 11
http://itar-tass.com/en/economy/765422
2014 Year in Review: 3 Breakthroughs that Tip the Scales for Climate Action
2014 Year in Review: 3 Breakthroughs that Tip the Scales for Climate Action
http://theenergycollective.com/edfenergyex/2167486/2014-year-review-3-breakthroughs-tip-scales-climate-action?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=The+Energy+Collective+%28all+posts%29
ISIS Eclipses Iran as Threat Among US Public
Published on December 6th, 2014 | http://www.lobelog.com/isis-
ISIS Eclipses Iran as Threat Among US Public
by Jim LobeFront & Center: An update on arms control, national security & politics from CACNP
FRONT & CENTER
An update on arms control, national security & politics from the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
WHAT'S NEW:
Diplomacy: ExtendedOn
November 24th, Secretary of State John Kerry stepped to the podium in
Vienna to report that negotiations have brought the parties very close
to achieving a comprehensive deal to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran, but
that more time was needed. The Center for Arms Control and
Non-Proliferation released a statement praising the progress made by our
negotiators, and urging Congress to stand this one out. Read the press release on our website, and read more about the extension on our blog. [12/24]
The Bulldozers in CongressAs soon as news of the extension hit, a few of the likely suspects in Congress began calling for yet more sanctions on Iran—which would effectively scuttle the negotiations. To learn more about how their plans are already backfiring, read our blog on Wednesday’s
Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, which featured these
bulldozers. Want to help us foil their plans to throw a wrench in
diplomacy? Sign the Council for a Livable World’s petition to urge Congress to let the experts at the table do their jobs.
How Low Can We Go?The
current U.S. stockpile of 5,000 nuclear weapons is an improvement
compared to the 30,000 we once maintained during the Cold War. But in
reality, our nuclear force is still significantly higher than what is
needed for deterrence, and much more costly than what we can afford. In a
recent article published in the National Interest, Center Chair Lt. Gen. Robert Gard and Scoville Fellow Greg Terryn make a convincing case for adopting a minimal deterrence strategy in order to save big both in terms of risk and in budget. [12/1]
READ:
Center & Council Board Members Defend the ExtensionWe’re
beyond fortunate to have Council Board Member Jim Walsh and Center
National Advisory Board Member Ed Levine as respected voices on the
complex negotiations with Iran. Since the announcement of the extension
last week, Jim has offered his expert analysis, including in this op-ed and article. For his part, Ed went live at the Brookings Institution to discuss the road ahead. Stay tuned for more from Jim and Ed as the negotiations go forth!
What You Need To Know About This Year’s NDAAThe
NDAA is the single largest authorization bill that Congress considers,
and gives the Pentagon and the national security programs of the
Department of Energy the legal authority to fund and operate their
activities. Although the House passed its own version in May, the Senate
has not, and both chambers have agreed behind closed doors to a
1600-page compromise defense bill for Fiscal Year 2015. Luckily, our
policy experts have put together a "Cliff Notes" version to tell you all
you need to know about the final bill. Be sure to check out the NDAA FY 15 summary on our website. (You can thank us later!) [12/4]
Senator Feinstein Speaks Out on Nuclear Reductions Senator
Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), a longtime ally on our issues, has yet again
proved her dedication to reducing the threat of nuclear weapons by
publishing an op-ed in the Washington Post. (Spoiler alert: The
current arsenal is unaffordable and unnecessary.) Not coincidentally,
this week, Council for a Livable World was one of nine organizations to
have had the honor of awarding the Senator for her leadership on nuclear
security issues. Read more about Senator Feinstein’s article and her
tremendous leadership on our blog. [12/5]
Climbing the Ladder toward Nuclear SecurityYesterday,
Undersecretary for Arms Control and International Security Rose
Gottemoeller took the stage in Prague—the same place where in 2009,
President Obama announced his pledge for a nuclear-weapons free world—to
announce a new disarmament project. The State Department will partner
with the Nuclear Threat Initiative to bring together experts on
disarmament verification from around the world to “better understand the
technical problems of verifying nuclear disarmament, and to develop
solutions.” On our blog, Sarah Tully points to this project as a rung on
the tall ladder that Obama must climb to solidify a strong legacy on
nuclear security. [12/5]
How to Save $160 BillionEach
year, the Congressional Budget Office details the areas of potential
savings in the federal budget. For the Fiscal Year 2015 budget, the CBO
has pointed to six specific areas within the Department of Defense, the
savings of which—if adopted—would total over $160 billion over a ten
year period. Across a gargantuan Pentagon budget, six items doesn’t seem
like much to cut, but $160 billion is really no chump change: in fact,
it’s $30 billion more than the Department of Education’s budget this
year. Policy Director Laicie Heeley details the CBO’s recommendations on our blog. [12/3]
Obama Tells Chuck: To the Left, To the LeftTo
put it simply, November 24th was a busy day at the Center for Arms
Control and Non-Proliferation office. Just as news of an Iran extension
surfaced, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced his resignation. Be sure to read
as Sarah Tully discusses how Hagel’s successor (likely the recently
nominated Ash Carter) will be forced to deal with a tight ship at the
White House, and a projected budget that’s on course to bust the caps.
Stay tuned for more analysis on what Carter may do for our issues.
[11/26]
Why Hasn’t the IAEA Followed Up Iran’s Inspection Offer?
Published on December 6th, 2014 | http://www.lobelog.com/why-
by Gareth Porter
When Iran offered last month to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to visit the Marivan region near the border with Iraq, the IAEA might have been expected to respond with alacrity to the opportunity.
The IAEA had been complaining for months that Iran had not provided the information and access required to “clarify” allegations of nuclear weapons-related experiments. But the immediate IAEA response to the Iranian offer, as well as the previous history of the Marivan issue, suggest that the nuclear agency is less than eager to take advantage of it. That reason appears to be because the Agency’s source for the alleged experiments failed to identify the site where the alleged experiments were supposed to have been conducted.
The Agency’s November 2011 report asserted that “information” provided by a “Member State” indicated that Iran had carried out “large scale high explosive experiments” in “the region of Marivan” using a technique for initiating an explosive charge found in “some known nuclear explosive devices.”
In a significant development in the IAEA-Iran process for resolving the “possible military dimensions” (PMD) issue however, Iran’s Permanent Representative to the IAEA, Reza Najafi, told the Board of Governors during its quarterly conference November 21 that Iran was ready to give the IAEA “one managed access” to the western Marivan region to “prove” that the allegations of nuclear weapons experiments were “wrong and baseless.” He said such alleged experiments “could easily be traced if the exact site would be visited.”http://www.lobelog.com/why-hasnt-the-iaea-followed-up-irans-inspection-offer-marivan/#more-27300
Why Hasn’t the IAEA Followed Up Iran’s Inspection Offer?
The Marivan Mysteryby Gareth Porter
When Iran offered last month to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to visit the Marivan region near the border with Iraq, the IAEA might have been expected to respond with alacrity to the opportunity.
The IAEA had been complaining for months that Iran had not provided the information and access required to “clarify” allegations of nuclear weapons-related experiments. But the immediate IAEA response to the Iranian offer, as well as the previous history of the Marivan issue, suggest that the nuclear agency is less than eager to take advantage of it. That reason appears to be because the Agency’s source for the alleged experiments failed to identify the site where the alleged experiments were supposed to have been conducted.
The Agency’s November 2011 report asserted that “information” provided by a “Member State” indicated that Iran had carried out “large scale high explosive experiments” in “the region of Marivan” using a technique for initiating an explosive charge found in “some known nuclear explosive devices.”
In a significant development in the IAEA-Iran process for resolving the “possible military dimensions” (PMD) issue however, Iran’s Permanent Representative to the IAEA, Reza Najafi, told the Board of Governors during its quarterly conference November 21 that Iran was ready to give the IAEA “one managed access” to the western Marivan region to “prove” that the allegations of nuclear weapons experiments were “wrong and baseless.” He said such alleged experiments “could easily be traced if the exact site would be visited.”http://www.lobelog.com/why-hasnt-the-iaea-followed-up-irans-inspection-offer-marivan/#more-27300
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R&D Areas Key To Improving Fracturing
R&D Areas Key To Improving Fracturing
http://www.aogr.com/magazine/editors-choice/rd-areas-key-to-improving-fracturing
Over/Under Regulated: When Executives Get Sued Or Shamed
Over/Under Regulated: When Executives Get Sued Or Shamed
By Elie Mystal
https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=247854211242866212#editor/target=post;postID=458564050001731492
Ed.
note: This is a new weekly column by Elie Mystal, Managing Editor of
Above the Law Redline. This space will focus on the laws that exist,
should exist, and should be put out of their misery. OVER-REGULATED Gag
Orders: Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship is under criminal indictment
for his role in the death
Energy Quote of the Day: On NIMBY, Free Lunches and Pipelines
Energy Quote of the Day: On NIMBY, Free Lunches and Pipelines
By Jared Anderson
Kinder
Morgan is submitting a revised route for a proposed natural gas
pipeline designed to bring additional supplies of natural gas into
Massachusetts where gas and power prices spiked last winter due to a
combination of physical supply issues and market factors. The company
changed the route in response to public opposition. This is another
U.S. Energy Production and the World Market
U.S. Energy Production and the World Market
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
Saudi
Arabia Can’t Stop U.S. Fracking Boom National Journal: World oil
producers have put oil prices into a free fall, refusing to pare back
global supplies in the hopes that low prices will derail the
fracking-backed production boom in the U.S. and preserve OPEC’s power
over world energy markets. But global analysts are skeptical that the
Joseph Hezir Confirmed as Chief Financial Officer
Joseph Hezir Confirmed as Chief Financial Officer
By U.S. Department of Energy
Joseph
Hezir Confirmed as Chief Financial Officer WASHINGTON – Joseph Hezir
was confirmed by the Senate on December 4, 2014 as the Department of
Energy’s Chief Financial Officer. “Joe’s experience in the energy,
environmental and budgetary realms and his strategic approach to
challenges make him a great fit as Chief Financial Officer for the
agency,”
Friday, December 5, 2014
SNPTC signed Agreements with South Africa
SNPTC signed Agreements with South Africa
The State Nuclear Power Technology
Corporation (SNPTC) signed training agreement on South’s Africa’s
nuclear program with the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation SOC
Limited (NECSA) at Great Hall of the People on December 4th. Meanwhile,
SNPTC also signed South Africa’s nuclear power project financing
framework agreement with Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and
South Africa’s Standard Bank.
Those two agreements are the implementation of related projects of the nuclear cooperation framework agreement between the governments signed on November, 7th, which will lay a solid foundation for two countries to deepen nuclear power project cooperation.
According to the training agreement, SNPTC will train nearly 300 nuclear power professional technical and management personnel within two years through basic training, professional training and on-the-job training according to local talent training demand of South Africa. The training will be started form March 2015.
The financing agreement will support SNPTC’s overseas nuclear power project development work.
Source: http://www.heneng.net.cn/index.php?mod=news&action=show&article_id=32987&category_id=7
Those two agreements are the implementation of related projects of the nuclear cooperation framework agreement between the governments signed on November, 7th, which will lay a solid foundation for two countries to deepen nuclear power project cooperation.
According to the training agreement, SNPTC will train nearly 300 nuclear power professional technical and management personnel within two years through basic training, professional training and on-the-job training according to local talent training demand of South Africa. The training will be started form March 2015.
The financing agreement will support SNPTC’s overseas nuclear power project development work.
Source: http://www.heneng.net.cn/index.php?mod=news&action=show&article_id=32987&category_id=7
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China eyes fusion of powerful nuclear trio
China eyes fusion of powerful nuclear trio
http://news.asiaone.com/news/asia/china-eyes-fusion-powerful-nuclear-trio?sthash.u9bqcHDA.mjjo
Snohomish PUD's Energy Storage Initiative
Snohomish PUD's Energy Storage Initiative
Northwest Clean Energy Blog.
Northwest Clean Energy Blog.
NRC tentatively downgrades safety designation at Diablo Canyon
NRC tentatively downgrades safety designation at Diablo Canyon
Inspection finds nuclear plant’s emergency warning plan below standard
http://www.sanluisobispo.com/2014/12/03/3379873_diablo-canyon-safety-designation.html?rh=1ANS Update: Reporting An “Incident” As An “Accident”
Reporting An “Incident” As An “Accident”By Will Davis on Dec 04, 2014 03:27 pmOn November 28, 2014, “Block 3″ or the third unit at the massive Zaporizhia Nuclear Generating Station in Ukraine experienced a fault in electrical transmission equipment outside the nuclear portion of the plant itself. This fault essentially caused the 1000 … Continue reading → Read in browser »   |
Finnish energy giant to invest in major nuclear power project
Finnish energy giant to invest in major nuclear power project
Helsinki, Finland (XNA) Dec 05, 2014 - Finland's biggest energy company Fortum has decided to invest in a major nuclear power project and thus improve its chances of winning approval from the parliament later this week. Fortum said on Tuesday that it will join Fennovoima project, located in northwestern Finland, with a 15 percent share. The entry of Fortum will satisfy a criteria for parliamentary approval, which requires at le ... morehttp://www.nuclearpowerdaily.com/reports/Finnish_energy_giant_to_invest_in_major_nuclear_power_project_999.html
Helsinki, Finland (XNA) Dec 05, 2014 - Finland's biggest energy company Fortum has decided to invest in a major nuclear power project and thus improve its chances of winning approval from the parliament later this week. Fortum said on Tuesday that it will join Fennovoima project, located in northwestern Finland, with a 15 percent share. The entry of Fortum will satisfy a criteria for parliamentary approval, which requires at le ... morehttp://www.nuclearpowerdaily.com/reports/Finnish_energy_giant_to_invest_in_major_nuclear_power_project_999.html
Seismic Faults Pose Risk to California Nuclear Power Plant
Seismic Faults Pose Risk to California Nuclear Power Plant
Washington DC (Sputnik) Dec 05, 2014 - Multiple fault lines pose a risk to the safety of the seaside Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in California, as they could be more powerful than previously estimated, a former state senator told a Senate hearing on Wednesday. "The faults surrounding Diablo [Canyon] are now understood to be larger and more connected than previously believed," Sam Blakeslee, who is also the former Californ ... morehttp://www.nuclearpowerdaily.com/reports/Seismic_Faults_Pose_Risk_to_California_Nuclear_Power_Plant_999.html
Washington DC (Sputnik) Dec 05, 2014 - Multiple fault lines pose a risk to the safety of the seaside Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in California, as they could be more powerful than previously estimated, a former state senator told a Senate hearing on Wednesday. "The faults surrounding Diablo [Canyon] are now understood to be larger and more connected than previously believed," Sam Blakeslee, who is also the former Californ ... morehttp://www.nuclearpowerdaily.com/reports/Seismic_Faults_Pose_Risk_to_California_Nuclear_Power_Plant_999.html
Japan Has Enough Plutonium to Make Thousands of Nukes
Japan Has Enough Plutonium to Make Thousands of Nukes
Tokyo doesn't want the bomb, but it doesn't know what to do with the fuel stockpile.
http://foreignpolicy.com/2014/12/01/japan-has-enough-plutonium-to-make-thousands-of-nukes/
Technology and Financing Team up for Major Energy Projects
Technology and Financing Team up for Major Energy Projects
http://theenergycollective.com/kirk-edelman/2166966/technology-and-financing-team-major-energy-projects?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=The+Energy+Collective+%28all+posts%29A Look at SCE's Procurement of Distributed Generation to Fill the Nuclear Gap
A Look at SCE's Procurement of Distributed Generation to Fill the Nuclear Gap
http://theenergycollective.com/jeffstjohn/2164656/look-sces-procurement-distributed-generation-fill-nuclear-gap?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=The+Energy+Collective+%28all+posts%29
Business groups want Government to 'get out of the way' of nuclear power
Business groups want Government to 'get out of the way' of nuclear power
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-12-05/governments-urged-to-embrace-nuclear-power/5945072
Research could improve nuclear power plant safety – and stop your kettle furring up
Research could improve nuclear power plant safety – and stop your kettle furring up
http://phys.org/news/2014-12-nuclear-power-safety-kettle-furring.html
EDF should double nuclear power sales to competitors-GDF Suez
EDF should double nuclear power sales to competitors-GDF Suez
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/12/04/edf-nuclear-gdf-suez-idUSL6N0TO27E20141204
Winning the Wind Energy Fight
From John Droz:
Winning the Wind Energy Fight —
Winning the Wind Energy Fight —
The weak link in the entire wind energy development chain, is the person who leases land for the turbines.
The bottom line is: No land lease = No wind development !
In
many cases farmers are the unwitting victims of wind energy marketers.
IMO we have not done an adequate job at educating these good people
about the consequences of their signing onerous wind agreements.
To start to correct that, this is our first pass at an overview of this legally and financially complex situation.http://www.wiseenergy.org/Energy/Wind&Agriculture.pdf
A key part of this is our new document
which list 40+ areas of concern! Consider making this the focal point
of a meeting with potential leaseholders in any affected community...http://www.wiseenergy.org/Energy/Leaseholder.pdf
A New PR Angle —
A New PR Angle —
To win the wind energy fight, we need allies — and the more the better.
In some NC wind development cases we realized that we have shared interests with an unexpected group: Hunters!
To spell this out, we’ve put together a two-page document that outlines reasons why hunters might well be concerned about wind development.http://www.wiseenergy.org/Energy/Wind&Hunting.pdf
Indian Point Must Submit Hazard Plan: NRC
Indian Point Must Submit Hazard Plan: NRC
http://theloopny.com/planet-loop/indian-point-must-submit-hazard-plan-nrc/
NRC closing out public comment on new PSEG reactor site
NRC closing out public comment on new PSEG reactor site
http://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/local/2014/12/04/nrc-closing-public-comment-new-pseg-reactor-site/19916621/
SA, Beijing seal nuclear pacts
SA, Beijing seal nuclear pacts
http://www.iol.co.za/business/news/sa-beijing-seal-nuclear-pacts-1.1791058#.VIISI4eftFU
Fluor Signs Memorandum of Understanding with China National Nuclear Corporation
Fluor Signs Memorandum of Understanding with China National Nuclear Corporation
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/fluor-signs-memorandum-of-understanding-with-china-national-nuclear-corporation-2014-12-04?reflink=MW_news_stmp
China General Nuclear's uranium unit chief seeks investment in Canadian mines
China General Nuclear's uranium unit chief seeks investment in Canadian mines
China General Nuclear's uranium unit chief seeks investment in Canadian mines
Read more at:
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/45385383.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/45385383.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst
China General Nuclear's uranium unit chief seeks investment in Canadian mines
China General Nuclear's uranium unit chief seeks investment in Canadian mines
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/business/china-general-nuclears-uranium-unit-chief-seeks-investment-in-canadian-mines/articleshow/45385383.cms
Japan’s fiscal ’13 greenhouse gas emissions worst on record
Japan’s fiscal ’13 greenhouse gas emissions worst on record
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/12/05/national/japans-fiscal-13-greenhouse-gas-emissions-worst-record/#.VIIQN4eftFW
Antarctica: Heat comes from the deep
Antarctica: Heat comes from the deep
Kiel, Germany (SPX) Dec 05, 2014 - The Antarctic ice sheet is a giant water reservoir. The ice cap on the southern continent is on average 2,100 meters thick and contains about 70 percent of the world's fresh water. If this ice mass were to melt completely, it could raise the global sea level by 60 meters. Therefore scientists carefully observe changes in the Antarctic. In the renowned international journal Science, researc ... morehttp://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Antarctica_Heat_comes_from_the_deep_999.html
Kiel, Germany (SPX) Dec 05, 2014 - The Antarctic ice sheet is a giant water reservoir. The ice cap on the southern continent is on average 2,100 meters thick and contains about 70 percent of the world's fresh water. If this ice mass were to melt completely, it could raise the global sea level by 60 meters. Therefore scientists carefully observe changes in the Antarctic. In the renowned international journal Science, researc ... morehttp://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Antarctica_Heat_comes_from_the_deep_999.html
Groups disagree with Hanford cleanup decision
Groups disagree with Hanford cleanup decision
://www.tri-cityherald.com/2014/11/29/3286323_groups-disagree-with-hanford-cleanup.html?sp=/99/90.&rh=1Uranium Standard Enters Into Letter of Intent with Energy Fuels for the Marquez Uranium Project in New Mexico
Uranium Standard Enters Into Letter of Intent with Energy Fuels for the Marquez Uranium Project in New Mexico
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/uranium-standard-enters-into-letter-of-intent-with-energy-fuels-for-the-marquez-uranium-project-in-new-mexico-2014-12-03-10173565?reflink=MW_news_stmpCheaper oil’s knock-on effect on asset prices
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/f7fbf120-7b0c-11e4-87d4-00144feabdc0.html?siteedition=intl#axzz3KyYQsi4P?ftcamp=traffic/email/content/newsmine//memmkt?ftcamp=traffic/email/content/newsmine//memmkt
Martin Wolf
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/18a2df62-7949-11e4-9567-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3KyYQsi4P?ftcamp=traffic/email/content/newsmine//memmkt?ftcamp=traffic/email/content/newsmine//memmkt
Two cheers for the sharp falls in oil prices
Martin Wolf
Abundant supply threatens to make economies more carbon intensive and less energy efficient
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/18a2df62-7949-11e4-9567-00144feabdc0.html#axzz3KyYQsi4P?ftcamp=traffic/email/content/newsmine//memmkt?ftcamp=traffic/email/content/newsmine//memmkt
PennEnergy's Top Power Headlines 12/5
E.ON to spin off its nuclear, oil, coal and gas
operations to focus on renewable energy and power distribution
PennEnergy's Top Oil & Gas News 12/5
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