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An oil and gas firm official is quoted in a local newspaper story out of the U.S. state of West Virginia as saying that state’s tight gas formations have the potential to become the largest single gas play in the U.S. wvgazette.com
The article makes clear that recovery would be expensive. It also indicates […]

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It’s been seven months since Michael Millikin, editor of the authoritative automotive web site Green Car Congress, handed out his first set of report card grades to leading developers of lithium-ion car batteries for the coming generation of electrified transportation. Millikin is back, ready to tell EnergyTechStocks.com the new grades he’s just handed […]

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Every energy expert says there is no single “silver bullet” for solving the global energy crisis. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t a bunch of silver bullets, each one of which might solve a part of this crisis, and do so in a way that makes investors a lot of money. EnergyTechStocks.com has […]

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In the immortal words of Will Rogers, “I don’t make jokes. I just watch the government and report the facts…”
Congress has Big Questions for Big Oil
H. Josef Hebert,. April 1, 2008 (AP)
“Senior executives of the five largest U.S. oil companies were to appear before a congressional committee Tuesday where they […]

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Examining the presence of oil in her own life, LA Times writer Elizabeth Douglass concludes, “Oil is just way too useful. Its byproducts are almost everywhere, and my daily life practically oozes petroleum…”
Douglass asserts that no moment before has had the urgent triple motives of now to break the oil […]

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Submitted by New Energy News Blog
The most popular undergraduate program at the Oregon Institute of Technology for the last four years has been the Bachelor of Science degree in New Energy. The first degree-recipients will graduate in the spring. Recruiting for their services is aggressive.
Mac Lewis, graduating 30-year-old 2nd-B.S. student, Oregon Institute of Technology New […]

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New York Governor David Paterson may be legally blind but, unlike the U.S. Senators mired in the 1950s who are blocking the growth of wind energy nationally, Governor Paterson sees a big future for New Energy and wants to encourage it. From his spokesperson: “The Governor wants to see wind […]

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