Icewind Turbine is Crossing the Atlantic
Huge wind Turbine are not an uncommon sight these days. Their numbers and effect on wildlife are hotly debated topics.
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Shell Energy: Adapting to a Different Future
Royal Dutch Shell Ceo Ben van Beurden announced a strategic review of the company. This comes, he says, as a
The Shale Daily Update – 6.24.2020
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David Spigelmyer on ITOP
SHALE Magazine · ITOP – David Spigelmyer – Marcellus Shale Coalition David Spigelmyer of the Marcellus Shale Coalition is our
Karr Ingham Q & A ITOP Radio Show
SHALE Magazine · ITOP – Episode 244 Live Karr Ingham 4 – 26 – 20 Podcast Speaker 1: (00:00) And
Fossil Fuels are Good
Before crude oil and natural gas began powering the world, people relied primarily on wood and coal for warmth and
Energy by the Numbers
The media is full of promises to ban fossil fuels. As the rhetoric ramps up, let’s take a look at
Texas’ Impending Reliability Issues With Wind Power
Texas has the most wind capacity of any state, generating about 16% of its electricity from wind. In August, as
The Reality of Fort Collins’ Renewables
We are living in the age of climate change action plans. Does your city have one? If not, they probably
We Need Energy to Create Green Energy
Traveling I-35 on a trip to Corpus Christi, I noticed wind turbines had sprouted where there weren’t any before. It
