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Published: Feb. 17, 2012 at 7:58 AM WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 (UPI) -- The amount of coal used in Ohio to generate electricity declined as natural gas made gains in the state, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said. The EIA said that while coal was st
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OAO Gazprom (GAZP), the biggest natural-gas producer, said it expects U.S. exports of the fuel in a decade, downplaying the prospect of increased competition. The U.S. has overtaken Russia as the largest gas producer, using hydraulic fracturing, or frack
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A pedestrian walks near a no drilling sign in Eagles Mere, Pennsylvania in this September 5, 2010 file photo. Beginning in 2014, Warsaw wants to tap an estimated 5.3 trillion cubic metres of recoverable reserves of gas - enough, according to the U.S.... View Photo »
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu told senators Thursday that the nuclear research facility planned for Michigan State University remains "a worthy project." But because of tightening budgets, the department needs the nuclear physics communit
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Want to see how this story relates to your portfolio? Just add items to create a portfolio now: NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — While a fresh crop of renewable-fuel ventures has attracted billions in financial backing from eager investors, the daunting task of
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People look through frosted windows as they sit in a tram in the centre of Poznan, western Poland in this December 2, 2010 file photo. Beginning in 2014, Warsaw wants to tap an estimated 5.3 trillion cubic metres of recoverable reserves of gas - enough,... View Photo »
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With each new discovery of astounding amounts of natural gas or petroleum derived from shale comes renewed concern for the environmental impact of hydro-fracking (HF). U.S. Energy Secretary Stephen Chu commissioned a committee of state regulators, indust
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