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• Tracking Energiewende Performance
• Deflating the Fossil Bubble
• Iran Shouldn’t Count On OPEC For A Bailout
• Why We Will Electrify Trucking Faster Than You Think (And It Has Nothing To Do With Tesla)
• Turning Up the Heat on Thermoelectrics
• New Mexico Oil and Gas Rules Put Water Resources, Communities at Risk. Here’s How They Can Be Improved
• Costs of Different Battery Storage Technologies Depend on Technical Characteristics
• Justin Trudeau’s Risky Gamble on the Trans Mountain Pipeline
• Three New Energy Companies Finding Value in Three New Business Models
• Can Ohio Lawmakers Have a ‘Constructive Conversation’ On Energy? Or Will a New Governor Need to Speak Up?
• Filling The Knowledge Gap: Users’ vs. Utilities’ Perceptions on Energy Efficiency [LINK]
• Decarbonising Heavy Industry
• Many Republican Mayors are Advancing Climate-Friendly Policies Without Saying So
• Electric Buses Can Save Local U.S. Governments Billions. China’s Showing Us How It’s Done
• If Solar Panels Are So Clean, Why Do They Produce So Much Toxic Waste?
• New Report: 5 Energy Innovations That Ohio Can Use to Attract $25 Billion in Investment
• How Can the Clean Energy Transition be Funded? SWAP Subsidies from Fossil Fuels to Clean Energy
• It Takes a ‘Village’ to Electrify a Village [LINK]
• Oil Prices Could Bounce Back On Geopolitical Risk
• 10 Families Bring First Ever ‘People’s Climate Case’ Against the EU
• Why Drinking Water Standards are the Wrong Standards for Oil and Gas Wastewater
• Planned Kosovo Lignite Power Plant Fails to Commit to Cleaner Technologies
• Electric Power Sector Consumption of Fossil Fuels at Lowest Level Since 1994
• Why ‘The Science of Where’ Matters for Utilities [LINK]
• Climate Policy and Leadership: Try Everything? Really?
• Electrified Vehicles Continue to See Slow Growth and Less Use than Conventional Vehicles
• Making Energy Data A Breeze: The U.S. Wind Turbine Database
• Big Oil Pivots to Electricity, Total Leads the Way
• For Summer Travelers, Improved Fuel Economy Can Help Offset Pain at the Pump
• Power Couple: Combining Solar and Electric Vehicle Charging to Solve Dual Challenges
• The United States is a Net Energy Importer from Canada
• The Sol SOURCE: Monthly Report for May, 2018
• Most U.S. Motor Gasoline Exports Go To Mexico
• Three Ways Distribution Circuits Will Disappoint You: Part 3 [LINK]
• Is Offshore Wind About to Hit Cost-Competitiveness in the U.S.?
• The Energy Transition: An Investment Opportunity for Cities and Regions
• As More Solar and Wind Come Onto the Grid, Prices Go Down But New Questions Come Up
• Central Virginia Electric Cooperative Finds Solar Hits a Sweet Spot
• National Average Gasoline Prices Approach $3 Per Gallon Heading Into Memorial Day
• 5 Things You Need To Know About IPMVP
• AESP Interview: David Jacot, LADWP’s Director of Efficiency Solutions [LINK]
• The Case for Distribution Voltage Management
• EV Revolution Could Wipe Out $21 Trillion In Oil Revenue
• How Can Zambia Meet Rising Energy Demand? Are Subsidy SWAPs the Answer?
• Asian Economies, Not Concern Over Climate Change, End Fossil Fuel Dominance
• A Rising Tide: Energy Efficiency Now Employs 2.25 Million Americans
• Thermal Hydraulics in Reactors: Turning Up the Heat
• Northeast Region Slated for Record Natural Gas Pipeline Capacity Buildout in 2018
• Three Ways Distribution Circuits Will Disappoint You: Part 2 [LINK]
• Capturing Carbon Dioxide is a Massive Problem (Literally)