More to U.S. oil than North Dakota, EIA says
WASHINGTON, May 22 (UPI) -- Oil production from five Western U.S. states increased as much as 64 percent since 2010 in part because of new drilling ...
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Breakthrough clean gold mining technique replaces cyanide with... cornstarch!
Mining gold's a dirty business. To extract gold from raw ore, a lot of cyanide is required, and wherever a lot of cyanide is found, there are also ...
Man lays family claim to NW Colo. oil shale
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.—A Grand Junction man says his family's oil shale claims covering thousands of acres in northwest Colorado are valid—and an ...
Enhanced solar power by dry-cooled energy generation
A cutting edge system is being developed to deploy more solar-based energy plants, enabling the delivery of cleaner power more efficiently, while ...
Bacanora Finalizes Lithium Farm-in Deal With Rare Earth Minerals Plc on El Sauz and Fleur …
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Synergy Resources provides mid-year update
Synergy Resources (NYSEMKT: SYRG) says its proved reserves has risen 40 per cent. In its mid-year update, the Platteville, Colorado-based oil company ...
COLUMN-Enhanced recovery will anchor oil prices below $100: Kemp
LONDON, May 16 (Reuters) - Enhanced oil recovery (EOR) techniques could boost U.S. domestic oil production by 4 million barrels per day for 50 years, ...
Shale gas, tight oil, and fracking - May 21
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Washington Is Outdoing California and Texas in Renewable Energy
California and Texas might be leading the nation’s rollout of solar and wind power, respectively, but Washington, where hydroelectric dams provide ...
Popularity of Solar Incentives in Colorado Bring Xcel, SEIA, COSEIA Together
It seems that just about every year in Colorado, Xcel Energy’s Public Service Company of Colorado’s Solar*Rewards program is too popular for its own ...