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US Department of Energy to Fund 14 Tribal Energy Infrastructure Projects Through Its Office of Indian Energy
In a statement announcing the project, the DOE said that this funding will help Native American and Alaska Native communities “harness their vast energy resour…
Refineries Threaten EPA as Ethanol Fight Ramps up
An attorney representing a group of unnamed refineries is threatening to sue the Environmental Protection Agency if it doesn't start granting waivers from the f…
What Does The Future Hold For the World's Largest Renewable Energy Source, Hydropower?
Hydropower is an incredibly old source of energy, tracing its usage back to the watermills that have been a staple of civilisations since ancient times.
US Drilling Leases could Create More Climate Pollution than EU Does in a year Since Trump took office
Donald Trump’s leases of public lands and waters for oil and gas drilling could lead to the production of more climate-warming pollution than the entire Europe…
Oil & Gas Trade
IEA Said “It Does Not Change the Fundamental Outlook of an Oversupplied Market”
The extension of the OPEC+ cuts through the first quarter of 2020 removes a major uncertainty, but the IEA said it “does not change the fundamental outlook of …
Shale Gas
OPEC has to Face New Challenges Related to Shale Oil
Has OPEC reached its limits or does it have more breath to continue functioning alone as an independent organization without the need for any outside help?
METI, ENER and DOE Issued Joint Statement of Future Cooperation on Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies
Today, METI, ENER and DOE affirmed their shared desire to strengthen trilateral cooperation on hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
DOE Announces $33.5 Million for Energy Efficient, Advanced Building Construction Technologies & Practices
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $33.5 million for early-stage research and development of advanced building construction techniques to reduc…
Extreme Weather Continues to Batter USA This Year: Is Global Warming to Blame?
Tornadoes in the South, floods and snow in the Midwest, crazy heat in Alaska. What's going on with the extreme weather this year?
DOE Announces Up to $26.1 Million to Advance Hydropower and Marine Energy
The Water Power Technologies Office (WPTO) will select projects that aim to increase affordability of hydropower and marine energy, strengthen U.S.
DOE Announces $33.5 Million for Energy Efficient, Advanced Building Construction Technologies & Practices
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $33.5 million for early-stage research and development of advanced building construction techniques to reduc…

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