Deregulation’s Role in the Green Energy Movement

Posted on January 2nd, 2013 by Ivy Cada

Deregulation is a familiar term for American consumers. Whether you’re thinking of the airlines, the banks or the communications world, the process of deregulating and[...]

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Tags: deregulation, green energy movement, renewable energy

Summer Energy Savings

Posted on October 27th, 2012 by Ivy Cada

How your business can save energy this summer With summer upon us, now is the time for businesses to take steps to save energy[...]

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Tags: energy management system, Savings, Show, Variable Frequency Drives

All Sustainability is Local

Posted on March 20th, 2012 by Lisa Wood

“All politics is local.” This quote from the late US Congressman Tip O’Neill continues to frame political strategies today. It turns out his premise also[...]

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Tags: lisa wood, sustainability

Pakistan’s Energy Crisis and U.S. Interests

Posted on September 13th, 2011 by John Daly

On 7 October 2001, the opening phase of “Operation Enduring Freedom” U.S. military campaign began, which quickly drove the Taliban and its al-Qaida affiliates from[...]

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Tags: Afghanistan, Diamer-Bhasha dam, light bulb, Operation Enduring Freedom, Pakistan, Show, United States

Where is America’s Energy Policy?

Posted on August 31st, 2011 by Barry Stevens

Words such as energy independence, environmental stewardship and economic prosperity are great goals but without approved action plans, a policy they do not make. In[...]

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Tags: America, clean energy future, fuel economy standards, gasoline prices, national energy policy, oil imports, U.S., United States

Should Earth Consider Jenny Craig?

Posted on August 31st, 2011 by Barry Stevens

Last week’s discussion, “Climate Change and Global Warming Uncovered Myth?,” centered around Randolph E. Schmid’s column “Global warming continues as greenhouse gas grows,” published by[...]

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Tags: Anthropogenic, bulging earth, climate change, fossil fuels, GHG, Global Distortion, global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, Jenny Craig, mother earth, Randolph E. Schmid, rising oceans level, warming oceans

David and Goliath: Vietnam Confronts China Over South China Sea Energy Riches

Posted on June 28th, 2011 by Priyanka Samant

An increasingly fractious maritime confrontation is developing in the South China Sea, with enormous implications for international companies interested in developing East Asia’s offshore hydrocarbon[...]

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Tags: ASEAN, China, Exclusive Economic Zones, hydrocarbons, offshore drilling, offshore hydrocarbon resources, oil and gas industry, South China Sea, Vietnam

Exxon Mobil and Shell Report Soaring Profits

Posted on May 16th, 2011 by Barry Stevens

Here we go again, petroleum retail have been surging throughout our nation. A painful case of déjà vu reminiscent of the early 70′! History dictates[...]

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Tags: exxon mobil, gasoline, oil, oil companies, oil prices, petroleum, price hikes, price rise, Shell, surging gas prices

A Year After the BP Oil Spill- a Slow Recovery, Continued Risk Management Challenges

Posted on April 27th, 2011 by Dave Meyer

A year ago last week, and for months afterward, we were bombarded with horrible images of potentially catastrophic proportions. The Gulf Coast was under siege[...]

How To Ensure That Your Company Saves Money While Going Green

Posted on January 30th, 2011 by Sharon Shapiro

For most companies, “going green” has to be synonymous with “saving money.” Luckily, there are a number of opportunities in most companies to reduce operating[...]

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Tags: cost-effective sustainability program, energy consumption, energy management, environmental baseline, environmental savings, going green, ICF International, sustainability effort, utility companies, William Grayson

When Energy Use Has A Mind Of Its Own

Posted on January 3rd, 2011 by Sharon Shapiro

In today’s society we hear a lot about energy saving devices, efficient appliances, and gadgets that can help us control our energy usage. Some of[...]

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Tags: conservation, corporate social responsibility program, energy consumption, EnergyStar, environmental sustainability program, green products, high-efficiency, Janna Lancaster

Georgia Gains Ground On Energy Efficiency

Posted on December 22nd, 2010 by Ben Lack

In 2007, the Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA) officially opened up its doors in Atlanta as a regional nonprofit focused on transforming the marketplace for[...]

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Tags: ben taube, daily energy news, daily energy report, energy efficiency, energy news, energy policy, energy report, georgia, Georgia constitution, Green Chamber of the South, southeast energy efficiency alliance

SXSW Interactive Selects The Daily Energy Report As A 2011 Panel Host

Posted on December 14th, 2010 by Ben Lack

We are proud to announce that The Daily Energy Report has been selected by SXSW Interactive to host a panel at their event, which will[...]

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Tags: Austin, daily energy news, daily energy report, energy news, energy report, green, Panel Host, South by Southwest, SXSW, technology, texas, TX

Attacking The Electric Grid Has Never Been Easier

Posted on August 10th, 2010 by Ben Lack

For those that remember the fourth Die Hard movie, “Live Free or Die Hard”, which starred Bruce Willis as a cop who stops a bunch[...]

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Tags: Core Securities, cyber attacks, daily energy news, daily energy report, electric grid system, energy news, energy report, energy security, SCADA, smart grid, Tom Kellermann

American Business Finds Reducing Oil Use Benefits Bottom Line

Posted on June 24th, 2010 by Ben Lack

For more than 30 years, politicians and THINK TANKS have talked about America’s security risk from increasing reliance on foreign oil imports. Today DO TANKS[...]

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Tags: alternative energy, alternative fuel vehicles, Alternative Fuels & Vehicles Institute, Annalloyd Thomason, Citizens for Energy Freedom, clean cities program, daily energy news, daily energy report, department of energy, energy news, energy report, energy security, James Woolsey, Set America Free, stephen oppenheimer, T. Boone Pickens

Solar Power Assesment Of Georgia, More Renewables Needed

Posted on May 19th, 2010 by Ben Lack

Renewable energy can come from wind, water, light, or nuclear reactions typically. Solar panels use radiation from the sun to produce energy much the way[...]

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Tags: alternative energy, daily energy news, daily energy report, energy news, energy report, James Marlow, Radiance Solar, renewable energy, solar energy, solar panels, solar power, University of Georgia

Archive for the ‘Opinion’ Category

Deregulation’s Role in the Green Energy Movement

Summer Energy Savings

All Sustainability is Local

Pakistan’s Energy Crisis and U.S. Interests

Where is America’s Energy Policy?

Should Earth Consider Jenny Craig?

David and Goliath: Vietnam Confronts China Over South China Sea Energy Riches

Exxon Mobil and Shell Report Soaring Profits

A Year After the BP Oil Spill- a Slow Recovery, Continued Risk Management Challenges

How To Ensure That Your Company Saves Money While Going Green

When Energy Use Has A Mind Of Its Own

Georgia Gains Ground On Energy Efficiency

SXSW Interactive Selects The Daily Energy Report As A 2011 Panel Host

Attacking The Electric Grid Has Never Been Easier

American Business Finds Reducing Oil Use Benefits Bottom Line

Solar Power Assesment Of Georgia, More Renewables Needed

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