Emphasizing

Report Casts Negative Eye on Oil Shale in Colorado

Citing commercial, environmental and technological uncertainties, the environmental group Western Resource Advocates (WRA) released a report casting doubts on oil shale, and emphasizing its distinct differences with shale gas and shale oil.

March 14, 2012

Black Hills Bullish on Mancos Shale Gas, CEO Says

Although emphasizing its utility assets more in recent years, Rapid City, SD-based Black Hills Corp. has found new life in its oil/gas exploration and production (E&P) unit with the advent of the Mancos shale play in the Piceance and San Juan basins, CEO Dave Emery recently told an energy financial audience in Orlando, FL.

November 16, 2011

Canada Official Calls Energy Policy Critics ‘Extremists’

Canada’s natural resources minister said natural gas would help make the country a “global energy superpower,” emphasizing that the resource can be produced and delivered in a safe and environmentally responsible way.

September 30, 2011

New Oregon Governor to Focus on Energy Efficiency, Planning

Emphasizing education and his state’s economy, Oregon’s new governor last week offered an inaugural address that was devoid of any clues as to how he will treat energy issues in a state buffeted by high unemployment and a $3.5 billion budget deficit. However, a spokesperson in the state energy department said Gov. John Kitzhaber has indicated that he wants to focus on energy efficiency, biomass and long-term energy planning.

January 17, 2011

New Oregon Governor Mum on Energy at Inaugural

Emphasizing education and his state’s economy, Oregon’s new governor on Monday offered an inaugural address that was devoid of any clues as to how he will treat energy issues in a state buffeted by high unemployment and a $3.5 billion budget deficit. However, a spokesperson in the state energy department said Gov. John Kitzhaber has indicated that he wants to focus on energy efficiency, biomass and long-term energy planning.

January 13, 2011

PG&E’s Focus Remains on Renewables, Infrastructure

PG&E Corp. shuffled a couple of senior executives effective Aug. 1, but its CEO reiterated that the company’s focus will remain unchanged, emphasizing renewables and infrastructure development. Along with this operating strategy, the utility holding company intends to remain an active participant in molding a new national energy policy, CEO Peter Darbee told a second quarter earnings conference call last Wednesday, announcing quarter-over-quarter increased profits.

August 10, 2009

PG&E’s Focus Remains on Renewables, Infrastructure

PG&E Corp. shuffled a couple of senior executives effective last Saturday, but its CEO reiterated that the company’s focus will remain unchanged, emphasizing renewables and infrastructure development. Along with this operating strategy, the utility holding company intends to remain an active participant in molding a new national energy policy, CEO Peter Darbee told a second quarter earnings conference call Wednesday, announcing quarter-over-quarter increased profits.

August 6, 2009

CA Pushes Repowering, Peaking Generation Projects

Emphasizing state energy planners’ current concerns about generation in the southern half of the state, the California Energy Commission (CEC) in less than a week hurried along four separate generation projects, including repowering and peaking facilities. Three of the actions came last Wednesday at the power plant-siting panel’s regular business meeting in Sacramento.

January 8, 2007

Hot Weather Ignites Small Rally; Biggest Gains in West

A full-fledged heat wave across the southern tier of states, getting a modest assist from the previous day’s screen rise, turned the cash market around Wednesday for a mostly mild rally. Even with slight cool downs due Thursday in the Rockies, conditions will remain hot enough that most of the largest gains were recorded in the West.

July 15, 2004

Pepco Preps for Competitive Power Market in D.C.

Potomac Electric Power Co.’s (Pepco) strategy of getting out ofpower generation, focusing on its wires and distribution businessesand emphasizing its non-regulated side is in full swing, says theutility’s top executive.

February 7, 2000
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