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Can You Dig It?

Source: CNBC
This May 8 story mainstreams how coal mine sites can become wellheads for geothermal energy.
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Straight From the Collection

Source: Internal Revenue Service
This is the federal guidance for bonus tax credits to projects in areas that depended on fossil fuel production, released on April 4.
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If You'll Permit Me

Source: Reuters
It's CERA week, meaning oil and gas executives have commenced proclaiming their needs. In this March 7 nibble from the wire service, ConocoPhilips' CEO calls for permitting reform in stark terms.
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Darkness in the Sunshine State

Source: E & E News
On September 30, the industry standard-bearer peered into Ian's wreckage and saw shortcomings with supply chains and planning.
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Wedding of the Wires

Source: Buffalo News
A local paper reports out a 20-mile transmission project now underway to stream renewable electricity, and quotes NextEra executives on the yawning need for new transmission across the United States.
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Keep It, But Keep It in the Ground?

Source: New York Times
A July 8 feature details how a Southern California town runs on oil - and how investments to run on livable fuels sorely need to explain their economic knock-on effects.
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Ohio Supreme Court Dismisses Power Plant Lawsuit

Source: Toledo Blade
The Ohio Supreme Court threw out FirstEnergy Solutions’ lawsuit arguing that the recently enacted law bailing out its two nuclear power plants on Lake Erie cannot be subjected to voter referendum.
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Cities Look to Natural Gas Bans to Curb Carbon Emissions

Source: Scientific American
Cities in California and Massachusetts are advancing what has become the newest trend in the local fight against climate change: bans on natural gas hookups in new buildings.
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Who’s Behind the Chinese Conspiracy Ads Against Ohio’s Nuclear Referendum?

Source: Energy News Network
Questions remain about where the money is coming from to fund both the petition drive for a public vote on FirstEnergy’s subsidies and the inflammatory campaign against it by a group called Ohioans for Energy .