THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
In celebrity headlines this week we sadly lost former Lakers star Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna; but happily, Netflix gave us Taylor Swift’s Miss Americana. And in national news,.
This week, we saw the Doomsday Clock change to 1 minute 40 seconds. The cult classic Mean Girls’ Broadway show is coming to the big screen 16 years after its.
The World Economic Forum takes place this week January 21 – January 24. From the fourth industrial revolution to the environment, WEF covers a global agenda to share with those.
The Trump administration released aid efforts to Puerto Rico, champagne gate set Bachelor contestant Kelsey awash in bubbles and drama, and Ken Jennings is the official Jeopardy GOAT. Though it.
Any good engineer will tell you that infrastructure and safety go hand-in-hand, and it’s no different with energy pipelines. In fact, pipelines are already the safest way to transport oil.
This week in regular news we learned that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are stepping down as senior members of the Royal Family; Justin Bieber confirms he has Lyme disease;.
The Consumer Electronics Show is THE place to see next-generation innovations in the consumer technology industries. This year’s event is expected to attract about 180,000 attendees and the latest devices.
The Golden Globes set out to draw attention to climate change by introducing a meatless menu for this year’s event. While activists, like Greta Thunberg, continue to beat the drum.
This week in regular news, we read that Marvel Universe is making a significant change to one of their characters; The Golden Globes air this Sunday, and plan to serve.
The Trump administration gives approval for the United States’ largest solar farm in Nevada. In the wake of adamant support for renewable energy from more American voters than ever before,.
