Renewables could feed all New York power needs, academics say

A new study says New York could get the power it needs from wind, water and sunlight by 2030 with a concerted push, though the state’s decade-long effort to significantly boost green energy shows how challenging that could be.  More »

Southern Illinois seeing first of fracking rush

Blessed with natural resources but never enough jobs, southern Illinois counties have begun sampling the fruits of a natural gas-fueled land rush. Industry officials say at least 17 counties — perhaps a sixth of the state — could see some activity, and that landowners already have leased perhaps half a million acres.  More »

2 file federal suit over Arkansas oil spill

Crews are still working to clean up oil that spewed onto lawns and roadways.  More »

Cape Wind could break ground this year, Salazar says

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Friday he is optimistic that the nation’s first offshore wind farm will break ground this year after more than a decade of delays.  More »

Fort Bliss to build biggest solar farm in the Army

Fort Bliss will start construction of the largest solar energy farm in the U.S. military.  More »

Chevron completes repairs at damaged refinery

A company spokesman says Chevron is improving safety and oversight.  More »

Power restored to Japan nuke plant cooling system

Power was restored Friday to a cooling system at a tsunami-damaged nuclear plant in Japan that failed for the second time in a month after an outage caused by construction work to keep out rats suspected of setting off the earlier blackout.  More »

Opponents against Alaska oil tax overhaul rally

Opponents of a proposed oil tax overhaul rallied across the state, including on the steps of the state Capitol, Thursday, while a rewritten tax bill advanced in the Alaska House.  More »

Central Texas power plant to double in size

Officials say a natural gas-fueled power plant in Central Texas will double in size and supply power to approximately 1.5 million homes.  More »

Pipeline pitched to ship Bakken oil across Wyo.

Hiland Crude has proposed to build a nearly 500-mile pipeline that would feed oil from North Dakota’s booming Bakken oil field into another pipeline in eastern Wyoming.  More »

Arkansas sets deadline for Exxon spill documents

Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has set an April 10 deadline for ExxonMobil to produce documents connected to the company’s oil spill in Mayflower.  More »

Texas gasoline prices down 2 cents

AAA Texas on Thursday reported the average price per gallon settled at $3.51.  More »
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