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Natural gas refuelling stations enjoy big increase in Texas

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More than 7,200 natural gas vehicles in Texas, spurs growth of natural gas refuelling stations A new survey shows 130 natural gas fuelling stations operating in Texas, a 25 per cent increase from September 2014. TheRailroad Commission of Texas survey documented 42 additional stations in the planning stages, indicating a steady build-out of natural gas infrastructure in […]

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American energy subsidies down, oil and gas drop by 20%

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Big increase in American energy subsidies to solar power Washington is spending less on American energy subsidies and re-directing more toward the rapidly growing solar industry, according to a new report. The US Energy Information Administration says that between fiscal year 2010 and 2013 the share of tax expenditure in total financial interventions and subsidies declined

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Texas Senate Bill 12 to switch govt vehicles to natural gas applauded by T. Boone Pickens

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Grants available to Texas counties, cities to switch to natural-gas vehicles if Senate Bill 12 passes Texas government employees may soon be driving natural gas-powered cars and trucks if Senate Bill 12, filed Thursday, is passed, and that makes the Lonestar state a leader in switching to domestic fuels from imported oil, says T. Boone Pickens. A group of

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Sex assault, stalking investigation ‘PR disaster” for climate movement

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Pachauri claims hacking, plot against him because of his support for global warming Rajendra Pachauri, one of the world’s most famous climate movement officials, is being investigated under three sections of the Indian Penal Code relating to sexual assault, harassment, and stalking. He has resigned as longtime chairman of the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate

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California renewable energy plants moving forward on federal land

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California renewable energy plants in Mojave, Southern California deserts The state and federal governments will move forward on less than half the desert land initially designated for California renewable energy plants, officials said Tuesday, leaving millions of acres in limbo as local governments decide how they want to handle large-scale solar, wind and geothermal projects. Regulators

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Low natural gas spot prices don’t mean lower costs to consumers

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Many producers hedge against lower natural gas spot prices Wholesale natural gas spot prices may have dropped, but consumers heating their homes and businesses aren’t likely to notice a change on their bills, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This short-term lag is largely due to the nature of utility regulation. Over longer periods,

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