News 1 new result for PEAK-OIL The Peak Oil Crisis: The Quantum Fusion HypothesisFalls Church News PressBy Tom Whipple For nearly 25 years now, the idea that it might be possible to extract unlimited amounts of energy from the nucleus of a hydrogen atom at low temperatures has been pretty much in disrepute. When major Continue Reading →
Old king coal gets knocked off its throne April 28, 2012 Read later Markets have soured and the investment boom may be over for now, writes Paddy Manning. A run of bad news, culminating this week in the failure of a planned $313 million share placement by Cockatoo Coal to its South Korean shareholder SK Continue Reading →
Afternoon letters: U.S. on track to Third World statusOCRegisterAbsent unequivocally clear evidence that the continued operation of the existing San Onofre nuclear plants represent a dangerous and unacceptable risk to the public and the irrational anti-nuclear claims in the subject add constitute no such finding …See all stories on this topic »
Forget Wind Turbines – a Completely New Type of Wind Farm is in Development By Energy Digital | Wed, 01 February 2012 22:52 | 4 Benefit From the Latest Energy Trends and Investment Opportunities before the mainstream media and investing public are aware they even exist. The Free Oilprice.com Energy Intelligence Report gives you Continue Reading →
Oil Price Daily News Update East Africa Grapples with Gaddafi Investment Legacy Will North Korea Disappear if We Ignore It? Libyan Oil Protests Highlights Broader Problems Nanotechnology Could Make Original Solar Technologies Obsolete The UK will Trade Renewable Energy in order to Achieve 2020 Targets Giant Sails cut Fuel Consumption of Cargo Ship by 30% Continue Reading →
Axe miner fuel rebate from budget-Greens Updated: 11:22, Friday April 27, 2012 The Australian Greens are maintaining pressure on the federal government to scrap the diesel fuel rebate for miners in the upcoming budget. The fuel rebate is currently worth 38 cents per litre but will be reduced by six cents after the carbon tax Continue Reading →