Articles, tagged with "energy information administration", page 1

5 REASONS TO GET OFF THE GRID IN VIRGINIA

To get off the grid means to be self-sufficient without relying on public utilities like water or electrical power supply. In the State of Virginia, based on 2005 estimates made by the Energy Information Administration (EIA), accounting for 45%, coal-f... Read >
Author: CGN Marketing

Kitchen Appliances May Be Key to Energy Cost

Despite appliance efficiency going steadily higher, it seems that consumers are simply using way more appliances then in the past, making the demand for energy rise higher than ever before. The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) stated in a rece... Read >
Author: Mark Etinger

Could the Crisis in Japan Impact Coal Stocks?

The earthquake, tsunami and resulting problems at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan could impact some coal plays as global demand shifts to fossil fuel. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, UBS Securities Analyst Shneur Gershuni ar... Read >
Author: EW

Diesel Gas Prices Increase Again

Average diesel fuel prices increases to a two-year high back in November of 2010. Now we’ve seen another increase that has been climbing steadily for the last two months. Diesel fuel reached a new high of $3.294 per gallon in December. In California, t... Read >
Author: Nelson Cabrera

30% Rise in Daily Rates for Oil and Gas Engineers and NEW Contractor Resource Centre Launched

The price per barrel of Crude Oil is currently around $100 per barrel (February 2011), predictions are that by 2020 it will rise to $350 per barrel (based on forecasts from the U.S Energy Information Administration). These predictions are based on the fac... Read >
Author: SJD Accountancy

Want Cheaper Electricity Bills? Get Lower Electric Bill in 4 Easy Steps!

Ask anyone and you'll get the same answer - every homeowner is definitely interested in getting less costly electricity bills. Every homeowner wants help with their electric bill. And with the skyrocketing cost of electrical power, this concern would undo... Read >
Author: Arl Adoreno

Tips on Saving Money on your Heating Bill

With Winter fast approaching, you should be thinking about your heating bill. The Energy Information Administration has reported that during the 2010 winter season the average heating fuel costs ought to be $928. Never fear, there are tricks to that you... Read >
Author: Sarah D. Lorenz

Paper Recycling

Paper recycling is another form of recycling which is mostly preferred by many people. This type of recycling I done when the paper which is mostly used by people had been wasted and then that paper is used to make different products of new form. On the o... Read >
Author: ChristinaX

Eye-catching Oil Investments and Sensational Oil news

The United Arab Emirates Energy minister, Mohammed Al Hamili recently in Washington declared that, a pipeline which carries oil from the oil fields of Abu Dhabi in South western part of the United Arab Emirates till the Fujairah, in the eastern coast, wil... Read >
Author: John Radford

Stop Wasting Electricity – 5 Effective Home Energy Saving Tips to Save Money on Electric Bill

If there’s one challenge every homeowner is forced to deal with on a monthly basis, it’s how to save money on their electric bill. So, if you're one of them, these simple yet practical home energy saving tips may very well keep you from wasting electricit... Read >
Author: Arl Adoreno

Green Technology is the new 'Efficient'

Growing demand for energy According to the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), the demand for electricity in the US continues to grow, even while concerns over long term reliability of supply persist. The Energy Information Administ... Read >
Author: MikeD

Smart Grid Stimulus Paves the Way for Savings and Clean Air

Everyone is into intelligent technology and smart devices nowadays. That is why it only seems natural that industries and homeowners turn to smart devices for saving energy and going green. The power grid is the world’s biggest machine. It is compose... Read >
Author: ashlysun

Electric Cars are good for environment

Electric cars are currently touted to save the mother Earth from the issue of global warming but are they really capable of doing that? After all, electricity is generated from coal and coal, just like petrol, is a non-renewable source of energy. Are we b... Read >
Author: Tom

EIA Reports Big Natural Gas Build

The federal government's Energy Information Administration ("EIA") reported a larger-than-expected swell in natural gas supplies, reflecting an increasing onshore output. This was somewhat offset by soaring temperatures in the northeastern U.S. that provi... Read >
Author: RJ Camposagrado

More natural gas reserves can be developed with the help of modern technology

Natural gas is a fossil fuel consisting mostly of methane, which is used for cooking and heating homes. It is also composed of ethane, propane, butane and other gases. It is a non- renewable resource as it takes millions of years for a fossil fuel to be f... Read >
Author: Sunil Punjabi

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