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Electricity
Latest News & Articles
Smelly Eyesores Make the Perfect Solar Power Plants -
Many states and cities have long been turning trash into treasure by burning garbage to create heat and electricity, or by harvesting the methane gas that is released as junk decomposes....
North Dakota Industrial Production Rising -
The proportion of electricity that goes for industrial use instead of commercial or residential has been rising, according to figures provided this week by the Energy Information Agency. ...
Is Coal Taking Another Shot At the Crown? -
The tide may be turning somewhat for coal and natural gas generation with coal regaining some of the market that it lost in 2012 due to low natural gas prices. Natural gas prices delivered...
More Articles
- A Renewable Japan Is the Future - Nassrine Azimi, New York Times
- We Need Electricity! But I Hate Power Lines! - Ken Silverstein, EnergyBiz
- California's Summer Power Outlook Is Tough...Or Is It? - Platts
- Texas Mesquite Might Keep Europe's Lights On - D. Hendricks, S.A. Express
- The Algorithm That Could Cut Energy Use - David Talbot, Tech Review
- The Economics of Smart Grid Investments - Ken Silverstein, EnergyBiz
- The Disruptive Possibilities of Microgrids - Christine Hertzog, EC
- The Bad and the Ugly of Decentralized Energy - William Pentland, Forbes
- Cell Networks Are the Biggest Energy Hogs - Alexis Madrigal, The Atlantic
- Preparing for the Next Mega Outage - Salvatore Salamone, EnergyBiz
- This Magical Electricity-Creating Fabric Will Be Everywhere - BizInsider
- BP Projects Most Energy Growth in Developing World - Editors
- Is Solar Heading Towards Grid Parity? - Peter Fairley, IEEE Spectrum
- The Methane Beneath Our Feet - Bill McKibben, NY Review of Books
- Protecting the Grid From Solar Storms - Jean Kumagai, IEEE Spectrum
- Driving the Ghosts Out of the Machine - David Roberts, Grist
- Are We Too Dependent on NatGas for Electricity? - Meg Handley, US News
- Smart Power: More Bytes Mean Fewer Electrons - Bryan Walsh, Time
- The Limitless Reliability of Rope Power - Kris De Decker, L-T Magazine
- Britain's Payback for Insane Policies - Christopher Booker, Telegraph
- Public Utilities: The Best of a Bad Situation - Matthew Yglesias, Slate
- The Sudden Death of a Battery - Tom Murphy, Do the Math
- Coal to Gas Moves are Making Economic Waves - Ken Silverstein, Forbes
- How to Choose an LED Light Bulb - Martin LaMonica, MIT Tech Review
- How Big Is the U.S. "Electricity Gap"? - Dave Levitan, IEEE Spectrum
- Is Big Wind House Hunting in South Dakota? - Dan Haugen, Midwest Energy
- The Dazzling Evolution of Efficient Lighting - Fran Berkman, Mashable
- When Electriciy Was a Moon-Making Business - Megan Garber, Atlantic
- How Much Renewables Can the Grid Handle? - J. St. John, GreenTech
- Big Win for Energy Luddites in Louisiana - William Pentland, Forbes
- California: Back in Black...Outs? - Walter Russell Mead, American Interest
- Japan's Digital Grid Scheme - John Boyd, IEEE Spectrum
- Power Density Cuts Wheat From Chaff - Kent Hawkins, MasterResource
- A New Dawn Rising For the Smart Grid? - Bill Sweet, IEEE Spectrum
- Energy Crisis Pushing Pakistan into Dark Ages - Pakistan Today
- Spain's Wind Farms Break Energy Record - NPR
- Understanding the "Spark Spread" in Natural Gas - Editors
- Wind and Solar Still Generate the Most Expensive Electricity - Editors
- SB Blackout Not Reflection of Aging Grid - Martin LaMonica, MIT Tech
- Could a Smart Grid Prevented Super Bowl Blackout? - Brad Plumer, WaPo
- Will the Super Bowl Save Energy? - David Unger, Christian Science Monitor
- Powering Africa Through Feed-In Tariffs - World Future Council
- The City of Light Is About to Get Dimmer - Maia de la Baume, NY Times
- The Hidden Costs of Expensive Electricity - Marita Noon, Energy Tribune
- Yet Another Subsidy Gone Wild - Travis Fisher, MasterResource
- Regulatory Views on Building a New Power Grid - Kathleen Davis, EBiz
- Power's Down? Blame Generator Pollution - Sandy Bauers, Philly Inquirer
- Rain Does Little For Brazil's Energy Woes - Marco Sibaja, Associated Press
- Energy Taxes Belong to NJ Towns - Janice Mironov, Times of Trenton
- Gas Catches Coal in Electrical Generation - Editors
- Wind Lowers the Price of Electricity, But . . . - Editors
- NRG-GenOn Will Be Largest Independent Producer - Editors
- The Dispatch Curve - Editors
- Natural Gas About to Pass Coal in Power Generation - Editors
- Electrical Reserve Capacity Is Satisfactory - For Now - Editors
- Wind Produces Negative Pricing in the Northwest - Editors
- Will America Be Ready for an Attack on Electricity? - Heath Knakmuhs
- California Must Import One-Quarter of Its Electricity - Editors
- Even As Coal Plays a Diminishing Role in Electricity - Editors
- . . . and Wind Could Provide a Lot More, Except . . . - Editors
- . . . Even As It Surpasses the US in Electricity - Editors
- Solar Installations Move Onto Commercial Buildings - Editors
- Projected Electricty Costs for 2025 - Electric Power Research Institute
- Solar Electricity Costs Continue to Fall - Energy & Capital