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This Week in California Energy Markets
Updated: June 27, 2008
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Time to Put the Brakes on Runaway Green Initiative Spending
Updated: June 6, 2008
Spending money is fun, isn't it? You know that warm and fuzzy feeling when you've gone out and bought a whole bunch of stuff, such as new clothes and the latest video game, on a Saturday afternoon that would have been a lot less exciting had you stayed home and not dipped your bank card all over town.
Updated: June 27, 2008
- CARB Digs Deep in Policy Toolbox to Regulate Greenhouse-Gas Emissions ...
- Tax-Credit Delay Creates Labor, Supply Problems in Race to Complete Jobs ...
- Supreme Court Sets High Standard to Prove Energy Contracts Are Unjust and Unreasonable ...
- 'Freakishly Cheap' Prices for Rooftop Solar Found in San Francisco With Hefty Incentives ...
Time to Put the Brakes on Runaway Green Initiative Spending
Updated: June 6, 2008
Spending money is fun, isn't it? You know that warm and fuzzy feeling when you've gone out and bought a whole bunch of stuff, such as new clothes and the latest video game, on a Saturday afternoon that would have been a lot less exciting had you stayed home and not dipped your bank card all over town.
This Week in Clearing Up
Updated: June 30, 2008
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Borrowing to Create This Week's Column
Updated: June 9, 2008
Column writing can often be an exercise akin to the age-old human occupation of hunting and gathering.
I hunted via The Seattle Times newspaper and gathered the following from syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer: "I'm not a global warming believer. I'm not a global warming denier....
Updated: June 30, 2008
- Supremes Rap Niners and FERC; SnoPUD Crisis Case Remanded...
- BPA Calls for Updating Power Council's Fish & Wildlife Goals...
- Dueling Studies Mark PUD Efforts To Break Away from Puget...
- Code-Equivalents Chart Simplifies Building Sector Efficiency...
Borrowing to Create This Week's Column
Updated: June 9, 2008
Column writing can often be an exercise akin to the age-old human occupation of hunting and gathering.
I hunted via The Seattle Times newspaper and gathered the following from syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer: "I'm not a global warming believer. I'm not a global warming denier....
Updated: July 3, 2008
Power Prices Higher on Warm Weather, Holiday Weekend
Western electricity prices generally ended the week higher on warm weather and an erratic trading schedule. Trading this week has been condensed because of the July Fourth holiday on Friday.
Gas Prices Down on Holiday
Natural gas prices fell uniformly across the major West Coast hubs this week as traders cashed in their positions ahead of the holiday weekend.
Western Electricity Prices: June 30 - July 3, 2008
Power Prices Higher on Warm Weather, Holiday Weekend
Western electricity prices generally ended the week higher on warm weather and an erratic trading schedule. Trading this week has been condensed because of the July Fourth holiday on Friday.
Gas Prices Down on Holiday
Natural gas prices fell uniformly across the major West Coast hubs this week as traders cashed in their positions ahead of the holiday weekend.
Western Electricity Prices: June 30 - July 3, 2008
Relicensing Review reports on an unprecedented volume of FERC power
dam relicensing application projects in the Northwest and California.