State wants turbine shut over noise
For the first time since Massachusetts began promoting wind power, environmental officials have recommended shutting down a wind turbine because of elevated noise levels that they described as unacceptable to local residents.
- Willing to Pay (a Little) More for Clean Energy
- New York Leads on E.V. Issues, but E.V.’s Have Yet to Follow
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U.S. energy independence is no longer just a pipe dream
- Cheaper gas not enough to boost summer driving
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Peak oil debate is over, say experts
- Crude oil prices fall to new 2012 lows, below $95 a barrel
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The Price We Pay: Gas Is Down, Maybe For A While
- Saudi says $100 per barrel great price for oil
- WSJ: ‘Undisclosed’ Chesapeake debt looms
- How Brazil Is Making an Example of Chevron
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Oil likely to stay high despite good supply – IEA
- Gas prices: Down and headed lower
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Oil price still falling as supplies grow
Benchmark U.S. crude on Wednesday fell by 57 cents to $93.41 per barrel in New York. It dipped to a seven-month low of $91.81 earlier and is down about 12 percent overall since the beginning of May.
- Oil prices remain below $95 a barrel
- Truth Needle: Inslee’s claims about renewable energy half true
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Oil prices could double by 2022, IMF warned
Global trade would be profoundly affected if crude prices permanently doubled from current historic high of $113 a barrel
- Higher Oil Futures Margins May Boost Volatility, IEA Says
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Oil price declines on slower China growth
China, the world's second-largest oil consumer, reported a sharp decline in both investment and industrial production growth in April. A slowdown in China could push oil consumption — and prices — lower this year.
- Qatar buys ‘major’ stake in oil giant Shell
- OPEC Says ‘Plentiful’ Global Oil Supplies Outpace Demand
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A solar boom in India
Among the Group of 20 countries, India's clean energy sector was the second-fastest growing in 2011. India is likely to see a continued rise in renewable energy generation in the next decade.
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True oil independence is an unrealistic dream
- China car sales rise 12.5 pct in April
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Alberta fires back at proposed EU fuel rules
Alberta and the federal government have lobbied aggressively against the European low-carbon fuel proposal, saying it would discriminate against Canadian-based crude producers with an unscientific approach to reducing greenhouse gases (GHG).
Energy Resources
- Berkeley Trains “Harmless” Viruses to Harvest Human Kinetic Energy
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Lower US gas prices kept a lid on inflation
WASHINGTON — Americans are starting to see some relief from higher gas prices, a change that could revive the economy in the months ahead.
- Speculators slash bets on rising oil prices
- A123 expects Q1 loss of $125M on revenues of $10.9M
- Rare-Earth Mining Rises Again in United States
- Report: Pickens sells shares in Chesapeake Energy
- Fracking does not pose serious risk
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Oil prices continue to slide
Oil prices fell to near $96 a barrel Thursday in Asia after US crude supplies rose to a 22-year high, suggesting demand remains weak.
- DOE energy innovation chief to resign
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Christine Todd Whitman: It’s dangerous to depend on natural gas
Today's natural gas market is still vulnerable. We should take advantage of our domestic energy resources, including nuclear energy.
- Effects of Arab awakening on the global oil industry
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Oil prices plunge 6% for the week
