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Noteworthy Renewable News

I continue to be knocked out by all the innovation and hard-driving progress in building out a zero-carbon world.  I was telling a young man today, a very smart carbon offset development consultant, that I truly never thought, 15 years ago, that I’d live to see the day when we would have the activity and […]

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Alberta Tar Sands – Pressure is Building

I touched on the massive oil prospecting and processing operations in Alberta here in February, and here a while back.  (For a characteristically articulate and comprehensive overview, you can’t beat Betsy Kolbert’s “New Yorker” article, Unconventional Crude.) StatoilHydro, the Norwegian state oil and gas company, one of the biggest in the world, has a big […]

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Energy at the World's End

Energy at the World's End

The Wall Street Journal has posted an in-depth look at the controversy surrounding Norwegian energy company StatoilHydro’s Snoehvit project. Since 2002, the company, of which the national government owns a majority stake, has been trying to procure natural gas from the seafloor beneath the Barents Sea. Operations at Snoehvit, whose name means “snow white” in […]

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