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Canada's Active Oil Rigs In Freefall
Canada's oil rigs are in freefall, dropping 240 rigs in just 10 weeks. They now have only 102 rigs (both oil and gas) in operation. No end...- Rodent Replied
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World's First Electrified Road For Charging Vehicles Opens in Sweden
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BP to develop second phase of Oman’s giant Khazzan gas field
BP today announced that, together with its partner the Oman Oil Company Exploration & Production, it has approved the development of Ghazeer, the second...- CMOP Replied
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Timeline: Key dates in the history of the Trans Mountain pipeline
If you have been following the story of the Trans Mountain pipeline - you'll find this timeline to be extremely detailed. Fun Fact: October 1953: The...- trans mountain
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Saudi Arabia plans to build a Hyperloop that would shrink commutes from hours to minutes -- here's what it could look like
The royal family has created a new plan called “Vision 2030,” which provides a blueprint for modernising cities across the kingdom. As part of...- saudi arabia
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Will this pipeline tear Europe apart?
Tillerson thinks Nordstream 2 is another Russian energy weapon that's going to tear Europe apart and be Moscow's definitive Trojan Horse. Running scenario: Ukraine...- Carlsbad Replied
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EU To Supply Electricity To Israeli Settlements
The European Union will within a few years be supplying electricity to Israel’s settlements in the occupied West Bank and Syria’s Golan Heights, all...- damirUSBiH Replied
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Puerto Rico, one way street -no light, no business, no tourism.
More than five months after Hurricane Maria plowed through Puerto Rico, some parts of the island are still in the dark. More than 10,000...- puerto rico
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Saudi Arabia And Egypt Agree To A $10 Billion Deal To Build A New Mega-City
New investment and big political implications. Saudi Arabia and Egypt have agreed to create a $10 billion joint fund to develop a mega-city in...- Pavel Replied
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Japanese Cos Join Forces to Build Hydrogen Network
I didn't think hydrogen cars are still a thing but apparently they are. Almost a dozen Japanese companies are teaming up to build a...- Marina Schwarz Replied
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2 Billion New Homes Over The Next 80 Years!
According to the UN, the global population is set to reach over 11.2 billion by the year 2100, up from the current population which...- Pavel Replied
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A Viking's Dreams - $25 Billion For Floating Underwater Road Tunnel!
Norway is building floating underwater road tunnel with 2 tubes. Each tube will be enough for 2 lanes of traffic. The tunnel will run...- Petar Replied
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Business Opportunities in the Arctic?!
Sounds a bit unbelievable, but it's true. By the study report of British embassy in Helsinki Arctic has plenty of natural resources and open...- franco Replied
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Power companies pull workers from Puerto Rico
New York Times reported that power companies contracted by the U.S. government to restore power in Puerto Rico are pulling workers from the island, even...- Joanna Replied
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Wyoming Cracks Down on Pipeline Protests
Wyoming has joined Ohio and Iowa in cracking down on pipeline protests with a bill that would criminalize protest activities. Would we see more...- Marina Schwarz Replied
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EPA reorganization to end science research program
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) confirmed last night that the National Center for Environmental Research (NCER), which gives out millions of dollars worth of...- Joanna Replied
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Lawmakers to focus on energy infrastructure
In coming week, the US House Energy and Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Energy is expected to turn its attention to the state of the country's energy...- Stephen Replied
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German cities to trial free public transport to cut pollution
In an effort to meet new pollution targets set by the EU, Germany will trial free public transport in five of its major cities...- Stephen Replied
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Majority unlikely to use self-driving cars
New poll conducted by Gallup reveals that nobody is excited about riding in driverless cars. The poll reports that 54 percent of people are unlikely...- Meanwhile Replied
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Putting a Gas Station on the Moon
Is what the Trump administration wants to do: http://www.businessinsider.com/wilbur-ross-moon-space-gas-station-2018-2?r=UK&IR=T apparently studies show that this will cut down on the cost of space exploration.- Rodent Replied
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Elon Musk’s Boring Company Gets Green Light to Start Digging in Washington, DC
Musk's tunnel-boring project has received more vague government approval for its equally vague plans to build an underground hyperloop between New York and Washington,...- Vlad Kovalenko Replied
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Ireland 2040 - 116 Billion Pounds For Infrastructure Projects Around The Country
Ireland government has launched an ambitious plan which details how more than €116 billion will be spent on infrastructure projects over the next 22...- Pavel Replied
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B.C.-Alberta Spat Hurts Canada's Reputation
"We're getting a reputation around the world as a country that can't get things done," McMillan [head of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers]...- oil
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FERC clears way for more battery storage on grid
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission agreed to remove what it described as regulatory "barriers" for batteries and other energy storage equipment on the grid. Now most...- Meanwhile Replied
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‘Electric Highway’ Is Going To Connect North of Europe With Mediterranean By The 2020
Establishing a comprehensive ultra-fast charging infrastructure in Europe is step forward cause a built new 180 electrical stations between seven European countries (Projects are starting...- Petar Replied
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DOE announces American Grid CyberSecurity Upgrades
DOE is planning on upgrading cybersecurity efforts for the American power grid. Funding increases for this year for the Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security,...- Rodent Replied
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UAE Launches The World's Longest Zipline
The 2.8 kilometer (1.74 miles) zipline, spanning the equivalent of 28 soccer fields, was certified this week by the Guinness World Records. The zipline...- Pavel Replied
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Explosion cuts power in Puerto Rico
An explosion at a power station in Puerto Rico left the northern part of the island and portions of San Juan without power Sunday night. Puerto...- Joanna Replied
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Trump Unveils Long-awaited infrastructural Proposal
Trump proposes $200B for infrastructure to be cut from other federal programs to pave way for $1.5T for roads, bridges, waterways and railways. Trump’s...- Selva Replied
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South Africa's Cape Town Out of Water in 3 Months?
So, with all this talk about 'peak oil' and energy consumption, some scary news about our most precious natural resource--water. I had not idea...- south africa
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