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U.S. awards $3 million for fuel cell researchWashington (UPI) Apr 9, 2013 The U.S. Energy Department announced it gave $3 million to FuelCell Energy, a Connecticut company, to increase the U.S. competitiveness of the fuel cell market. The Energy Department said the investment would help cut the costs and improve the performance of fuel cell and hydrogen technologies for vehicles. "This project will enhance the performance, increase the lifespan, and decrease the cost of stationary fuel cells being used for distributed generation and combined heat and power app ... read more |
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 Obama launches measures to support solar energy in US Fracking study in Pennsylvania finds few water concerns Deep sea rocks may be future source for rare earth metals BOEM extends planning time for OCS renewables N.D. governor questions coal pollution limits Chinese dream trumps environment as cars sales boom | .. |
 Senate leaders call to review oil export ban With proven U.S. crude oil reserves increasing, Senate leaders said it was time to lift a 1970s era ban restricting crude oil exports. ... more | .. |
 EIA: Railroads expected to take on more LNG With crude oil prices averaging higher than natural gas, the U.S. Energy Department said Monday it expects freight locomotives to start switching fuel sources. ... more | .. |
 Total to sink $16 billion in Angolan oil French energy company Total said Monday it made a final investment decision to develop the deep water Kaombo project off the coast of Angola. ... more | .. |
 Baker Hughes sees drilling efficiency increase Drilling efficiency overall in the United States is 3 percent better than it was at this time last year, oil services company Baker Hughes said Friday. ... more |
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 Romanian villagers take on Chevron over shale gas US energy major Chevron, shielded by barbed wire, under police protection and under fire from egg throwers, is in trouble in Romania with villagers angry at its drive to drill for shale gas. ... more | .. |
 Texas holds No. 1 oil spot, EIA saysw Texas recorded the largest increase in proven oil reserves of any state, eclipsing North Dakota by nearly 2 billion barrels, the U.S. Energy Department said. ... more | .. |
 Kuwait signs $12 bn oil contracts, tenders others The Kuwait National Petroleum Company on Sunday signed contracts worth $12 billion (nine billion euros) with three international consortia to upgrade two refineries and invited bids to build a new multi-billion-dollar refinery. ... more | .. |
 Kiev mulls next steps on Russian gas debt The Ukrainian government said Friday it was preparing documents to have its gas contracts with Russian energy company Gazprom revisited. ... more |
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 BP to maintain footing in Gulf of Mexico Despite the fourth anniversary of the Deepwater Horizon incident approaching, BP says it's committed to playing a major role in Gulf of Mexico operations. ... more | .. |
 UK defends Falklands exercises after Argentine protest The Foreign Office on Saturday brushed off condemnation by Argentina of British military exercises in the Falkland Islands, saying they were "routine". ... more | .. |
 Chevron solidifies deal for Argentinian shale The Vaca Muerta shale reserve area in Argentina could become one of the strongest contributors to Chevron's production growth, its vice chairman said. ... more | .. |
 China looks to science and technology to fuel its economy Maintaining stability in the face of rapid change and growth, and proactively partaking in cooperative global ties in science and technology fields will be key in helping China become an innovation- ... more |
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 U.S. LNG exports a win-win, backers says A move to clear the backlog of permits for U.S LNG exports will protect its allies and stimulate the economy, the American Petroleum Institute said. ... more | .. |
 Russia says South Stream gas pipeline would help EU The planned South Stream natural gas pipeline for Europe is more important than ever given ongoing crises in Ukraine, the Russian envoy to the EU said. ... more | .. |
 GDF Suez lauds North Sea oil, gas gains Developments in the British and Dutch waters of the North Sea are essential for production gains for GDF Suez, its executive vice president said. ... more | .. |
 Crude oil dips on Libyan prospects, weak China data Oil prices dipped Thursday, weighed down by signs some Libyan crude exports will resume soon and weak trade data in China, the world's second-biggest oil consumer. ... more |
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 Rouhani says Iran bears no hostility to the world F-35 in first international flight US to send 'non-lethal' military aid to Ukraine: Hagel ISS to Beam Video via Laser Back to Earth US settlement reached to sell Iran-owned skyscraper in New York Iraq policeman dies shielding recruits, attacks kill 21 | .. |
 OPEC gives poor marks for Kazakhstan's Kashagan field While oil supply from Kazakhstan has increased, its giant Kashagan oil field has "sucked in" major capital with little to show for it, OPEC said Thursday. ... more | .. |
 Israeli firm working on 30-second phone charger An Israeli startup said on Tuesday that it was working to develop a bio-organic system that can recharge a smartphone battery in just 30 seconds. ... more | .. |
 DRS developing energy storage modules for U.S. destroyers Energy storage modules that will act as a ship-wide power supply for U.S. Navy destroyers are to be developed and built by DRS Technologies Inc. ... more | .. |
 IMF sees modest growth from MENA oil states The International Monetary Fund said Wednesday it expects tepid economic growth from oil-producing nations in the Middle East and North African regions. ... more |
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 Bulgaria target of coal seam gas exploration Park Place Energy Corp., with headquarters in Texas, announced it signed a license agreement to explore coal as a source for natural gas in Bulgaria. ... more | .. |
 Is the power grid too big? Some 90 years ago, British polymath J.B.S. Haldane proposed that for every animal there is an optimal size - one which allows it to make best use of its environment and the physical laws that gover ... more | .. |
 Statoil said CO2 levels up at Alberta site Norwegian energy company Statoil said Tuesday it wants to cut its carbon dioxide emissions from oil sands production, though there may be short-term spikes. ... more | .. |
 The Most Profitable Gas in the World There is only one certainty in Ukraine: The energy sector must and will be transformed, and how long this takes will depend on who ends up in the driver's seat and how serious they are about becomin ... more |
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