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Beginning in January, 2020, new emissions standards designed to significantly curb pollution produced by the world’s ships, will be enforced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

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A new study shows Utility energy efficiency programs could find success by appealing to customers’ interest in smart technology.

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ERCOT's real-time energy prices surged to the $9,000-megawatt-hour cap last week, the result of high power consumption and triple-digit temperatures across Texas.

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CPS Energy is asking the public for input regarding its new “Power BundleFlex” plan to incorporate natural gas, energy storage and solar into the future generation mix.

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In the first half of this year, Texas wind generation narrowly edged out coal, which is a first since 2003 when the Electric Reliability Council of Texas began tracking the state's fuel mix.

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Natural gas has maintained its importance in the global energy mix, despite the growing importance of environmentalism and the pulbic scrutiny concerning the fossil fuel industry. 

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As LNG demand and supply grow, so do LNG trade and demand for LNG carriers.

I spend quite a bit of time on the road where I have been blessed with meeting so many wonderful people. Usually, I can strike up a conversation with just about anyone and typically, the conversation turns to, what do you do for a living? Followed by, do you have children?

When numerous states made the decision to deregulate their electricity markets, two primary arguments advanced in favor of the idea that more competition would benefit end-use consumers.

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Gas could supply a record 40-43% of U.S. electricity this summer.