Progress toward a change in the perception of the science and business of LENR is gaining momentum. This is occurring both through scientific study and through early engineering of systems […]
On Kodiak Island, flywheels are in and diesel is 99.8% out
The flywheels are just the latest addition to the company’s impressive lineup of renewable energy systems. Roughly 76 percent of KEA’s electricity comes from hydroelectric energy, with wind providing another […]
Canada’s energy superpower status threatened as world shifts off fossil fuel, federal think-tank warns
Canada’s energy superpower status threatened as world shifts off fossil fuel. Its overall conclusion, however, urges caution when it comes to long-term investments in pipelines and other oil and gas infrastructure. […]
New York Takes A Major Step Toward Rethinking Utility Economics
New York Takes A Major Step Toward Rethinking Utility Economics By issuing the “Order Adopting a Ratemaking and Utility Revenue Model Policy Framework,” the PSC is changing how New York’s […]
Analysis: The Big Environmental Lie article
David Dougherty has prepared an analysis, with added critical comments, of a recent Internet article written by Randy Pompetti. The original statements by Randy Pompetti are in quotes; David’s comments follow […]