Category: Energy Matters

Inspections reveal 24 pc of solar jobs are substandard

admin /14 February, 2012

Inspections reveal 24 pc of solar jobs are substandard by: Sid Maher From:The Australian February 14, 201212:00A FOUR per cent of roof-top solar-panel installations have been found to be unsafe by inspections conducted by the official regulator and 20 per cent have been discovered to be substandard. The Office of the Renewable Energy Regulator has Continue Reading →

Oil Price Daily News Update

admin /13 February, 2012

V Oil Price Daily News Update Natural Gas Analysis for the Week of February 13, 2012 Many Fear New Government Reforms will Destroy the UK Solar Industry Canadian PM Shills Alberta Oil Sands in China Solar Insanity: Why is Obama Obsessed with Solar Energy? Physicists Meet at CERN to Discuss Progress Made on Cold Fusion Continue Reading →

Peak Oil unable to avert energy crunch

admin /13 February, 2012

News 2 new results for PEAK-OIL Peak oil unable to avert energy crunchgulfnews.comBy Saadallah Al Fathi, Special to Gulf News Last week I discussed peak oil which happens when the maximum rate of world oil production is reached and the production rate enters terminal decline. Conventional oil production seems to have reached a …See all Continue Reading →

Google Oil news

admin /13 February, 2012

IEA: Future Sanctions Already Severely Effect Iranian Oil Exports Posted: 12 Feb 2012 02:37 PM PST In the IEA’s monthly Oil Market Report they have said that the European and US trade sanctions designed to impede Iran’s nuclear program could affect far more than the 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) that the EU normally imports. Continue Reading →

Danger to Nuclear Plants

admin /13 February, 2012

News 3 new results for DANGER TO US NUCLEAR PLANTS Study: Nuclear plant threatens drinking water Republican EagleA small tritium leak of 27 gallons from the Prairie Island nuclear plant Feb. 3 resulted in opportune timing for two study groups already scheduled to discuss the effects of tritium on drinking water at a press conference Continue Reading →