Obama’s Coming Gas Price War with the GOP
5:37 pm in energy by Brian Merchant
Gasoline prices are ticking upwards, the GOP is licking its chops, and Obama is bracing for a fight. You are browsing the archive for energy.
Gasoline prices are ticking upwards, the GOP is licking its chops, and Obama is bracing for a fight. 
Donald Trump Throws Tantrum Over Wind Power in Scotland
3:27 pm in energy by Michael Graham Richard
Mr Trump is not happy about an offshore wind farm that might be built near one of his luxury resorts. He sent a threatening letter to the government of Scotland to press his point. 
by Sami Grover
20MW Solar Array & Biogas Fuel Cell Touted for Apple’s NC Data Center
11:45 am in energy by Sami Grover
Details emerge of Apples massive investment in clean energy at an NC data center. 1.5 Million Acres in the Gulf of Mexico Opened for Offshore Drilling
4:00 pm in energy by Brian Merchant
Mexico and the United States have agreed to open over a million acres on the boundary between the nations to oil and gas exploration 
by John Laumer
Save Money By Cleaning Dryer Exhaust Ducts
3:24 pm in energy by John Laumer
Dryer exhaust vents need periodic cleanout to save money on energy. by John Laumer
Michigan Has Large Shale Gas Reserves, In The Great Lakes Watershed
7:16 am in energy by John Laumer
The Michigan basin has extensive shale gas reserves, yet it is not a political issue for Democrats or Republicans. Why? 
Why Political Reform in Burma Is Good for the Environment, Too
3:42 pm in energy by Rachel Cernansky
The government's decision last month to halt plans for a new coal power plant may be a sign of bigger changes. 
Stopping Liquid Natural Gas Port in Maryland a Blow Against Fracking in the Marcellus Shale, Too
4:32 pm in energy by Sarah Hodgdon
Residents in southern Maryland have long felt like they live in an 'energy sacrifice zone.' They already have a nuclear power plant and now are trying to stop a liquid natural gas port. 
A Quick Take On What Obama’s Budget Means For Clean Energy
12:53 pm in energy by Mat McDermott
US Energy Secretary Steven Chu has outlined what the fiscal year 2013 proposed budget has in store for his department. Here are the clean energy higlights. Energy News Recap: Hurricanes Versus Wind Farms; Nuclear Power & Childhood Leukemia; More
11:25 am in energy by Mat McDermott
Beyond the headline, a really great overview of how globalization may well be entirely reshaped by energy constraints, for the betterment of local economies in places where manufacturing has been outsourced for years. 
