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Monthly Archives: June 2012
IEA: China leads demand for natural gas
By Eric Watkins LOS ANGELES, June 5 – Natural gas is headed for a bright future, according to a new report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) projecting China to more than double consumption by 2017, while the U.S. will … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Asia, Australia, CBM, China, China consumption, coal-bed methane, conventional gas, Europe, FSU, Fukushima Daiichi disaster, gas consumption, gas production, global gas demand, global gas supply, Global LNG trade, global trade balance, high gas prices, IEA, International Energy Agency, Japan, largest gas importer, LNG exporter, march 2011, Medium-Term Gas Market Report 2012, Middle East, natural gas, non-OECD, north america, nuclear, nuclear industry, Oceana, OECD, power generation, Qatar, renewables, shale gas, Soviet Union, tight gas, tight oil, unconventional gas
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No faulty towers, if you please
By Eric Watkins LOS ANGELES, June 4 – Will followers of the Bronte Sisters win out after all? Will the historically famous countryside near their family home be forever spared the view of wind towers as many literati and country … Continue reading
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Tagged Bronte sisters, Deapartment of Energy and Climate Change, Deapartment of Energy and COil Diplomacy, Ed Davey, electricity market, Electricity Market Reform, Energy Policies of IEA Countries - United Kingdom 2012 Review, fossil fuels, George Osborne, Green Deal, greenhouse gas emissions, IEA, International Energy Agency, LNG, low-carbon future, Maria van der Hoeven, natural gas, oil, oil diplomacy, Parliament, Queen Elizabeth, Watching World Energy, Wind turbines
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Coal: U.S. exporters face West Coast challenges
By Eric Watkins LOS ANGELES, June 1 – U.S. exporters of coal are finding it difficult to get their products to Asian markets, a difficulty underlined this week when the Seattle city council declared its opposition to moving coal through … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic energy, Bank of America, Burlington Northern Santa Fe, carbon neutral, climate change, coal, coal-dust, Emerald City, energy diplomacy, Energy Information Administration, eric watkins, Fukushima Daiichi, Glamma Productions, Japan, KEP, Korea Electric Power Corp., Korea Energy Economics Institute, Kori 1 reactor, nimbyism, nuclear power, oil diplomacy, Oregon, Osamu Fujisawa, Port of Seattle, power-station coal, Resolution 31379, seaborne thermal coal, Seattle, Simpson Spence & Young Ltd, South Korea, Washington, Watching World Energy, Wyoming
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