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Does oil-rich Middle East have a green destiny?
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Ohio’s ‘clean’ gas-energy future on shaky ground … literally
The fast-expanding shale gas industry in the US has hit a literal bump with the closure of several fluid injection wells that some believe
Greenbang’s top 10 energy stories of 2011
What topics did Greenbang readers find most interesting in 2011? Following is a look at the 10 most-read stories of the past year:
Remembering Brian Robertson of Amonix
Our thoughts today are with the family, friends and co-workers of Amonix CEO Brian Robertson, who passed away Dec. 22 in a plane crash
What caused major US/Mexico outage? Inquiry under way
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China ‘dumping’ low-cost solar cells on market? US says ‘yes’
Have China’s solar cell makers been “dumping” their products on the US market
The 10 most water-stressed countries in the world
From space, our planet might look like a “big blue marble” rich with
Top resources for the energy-efficient office
Go online and do a search for “energy-efficient office” and you’ll get results
Energy companies eye UK’s billion-pound bet on carbon capture
Several leading energy companies are expressing interest in working
How many smart meters are there in the US?
It hasn’t always been smooth sailing — still isn’t,
