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Top 5 Stories in Energy This Week

Low Gasoline Prices in the U.S. May Soon Come to an End (via Wall Street Journal) In mid-December, drivers across the country were pleased to...
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Energy Grows Education, but We Also Need to Grow Education about Energy

It’s a two-way street when it comes to energy and education. When energy companies develop our natural resources like oil and gas, they pay...

A Look at Our 2022 Campaigns

As we continue our commitment toward a balanced energy mix, we wanted to share some of our existing, new, and upcoming campaigns that highlight...

Modern Gushers

Last week we wrote about Peak Oil propaganda and how predictions of the death of the oil industry were grossly exaggerated. Later that week,...

Affordable Energy, Affordable Travel and Expanded Opportunities for Emerging Economies

A hundred years ago, international travel was either for the wealthy or for migrants who wanted a new life so bad that they were...

Stay Cool, Save Money

As summer temperatures increase, you can save money and energy and still beat the heat by following a few simple tips: Close window blinds and...

$3k in Household Expenditures Going to Gasoline

Feel like your spending more and more on gasoline? Well, you are, and spending more each year.  The U.S. Department of Energy keeps track...

2012 Sets Record High For Gasoline Prices

The Wall Street Journal reports on AAA fuel price data and finds the price of a gallon of gasoline rose $.09 in 2012 to...

“Aviation biofuel”: A breakthrough

The airline industry has traditionally been wary of adopting alternative fuels, and it’s fair to say, with good reason. An electric car that travels...

Big Surprise for Labor Day Gas Prices

The summer season traditionally matches its intensifying outdoor temperatures with escalating gas prices, but not this year. Instead of breaking the bank at the...