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fuckyeahmarxismleninism · 1 year

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In the 30 states where shutoff data was available, utilities cut service 1.5m times during the first 10 months of 2022, and an estimated 4.2m times nationwide. The report also reveals the issue is worsening: the number of electric shutoffs jumped by nearly one-third and gas shutoffs spiked by 76% between 2021 and the first 10 months of 2022.

#us news #utilities #business #energy industry

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mobio-solutions · 1 year

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#renewableenergy #energy industry #solarenergy #WindEnergy #appdevelopment #appdesign #mobileapp #mobileappdesign #userExperience #UXdesign #UIdesign #uiuxdesign #Mobileappdevelopment #mobiosolutions

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sataniccapitalist · 1 year

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#aramco #oil and gas companies #oil #energy industry #saudi arabia

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substition · 1 year

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#energy industry #business #energy bills #household bills #consumer affairs

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canadianenergymuseum · 1 year

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Exhibit Update 4 May 2023

While nothing has changed on the surface, I've been busy behind the scenes making plans, identifying objects to be included in the exhibit, and lined up a potential partnership!

Today I put out a little sign letting people know about the changes to come and a link to this blog for updates. So while I was on the topic I thought I'd let you guys know some of the behind-the-scenes progress.

I've been scouring the collection to identify interesting objects and topics to include in the exhibit, and digitizing photographs and prints that will be framed as part of a gallery wall. There are a few items that I have been told should be somewhere in the museum that I'm keeping an eye out for, including a copy of Imperial Oil's original plans for the Town of Devon.

I'm currently making up a floor plan onto which I can draw up potential layouts for display cabinets and large objects.

And possibly the most exciting of all, we had a great meeting with a team working on creating a VR interactive of our Skid Shack, and we're excited to be pooling resources and incorporating their final product into the exhibit. I will be posting a link to the Beta version of the App soon!

And finally, we have a tentative installation date of late-2023 or early-2024. Looks like I need to knuckle down ;D Good think we have some summer student joining the team soon.

Until next time! Danielle

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 1 year

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Top Democrats lashed out at a “new wave” of climate denialism in the Republican party at a corporate conference this week, warning “Maga ideology” was becoming a major risk to US industry and business. John Podesta, President Biden’s senior clean energy adviser, cautioned Wall Street investors that Republican attacks on “woke capitalism” were “irresponsible” and against free market principles.

“Some people in Washington are taking this moment to try to hamper fiduciary responsibilities and investment decisions with Maga ideology,” said Podesta, adding that investing in clean energy was not controversial but “common sense”.“You can’t de-risk your portfolio if you can’t factor material climate hazard into your investment decisions,” he said. Al Gore, the former Democratic vice-president and climate advocate, said Republican-led anti-ESG bills were part of a “new wave of climate denial”. “The weight of the absurdity is impressive . . . Their policies and their ideology cannot survive in a world that really pays attention to truth and the rule of law,” Gore said.

The comments from senior Democrats at a Ceres conference on Thursday come amid an escalating conflict over the Biden administration’s clean energy strategy and a Republican backlash against the environmental, social and governance movement on Wall Street.

Biden issued the first veto of his term this week, rejecting a Republican bill to ban retirement funds from considering ESG matters such as climate change in their investment decisions. More than half of US states have made efforts to crack down on ESG investing in public retirement funds, according to a tracker by Ropes & Gray. The law firm has tracked at least 50 anti-ESG bills introduced so far in 2023, more than double the entirety of last year. Florida’s Republican governor and potential presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is among the loudest critics of ESG, calling the practice “woke capitalism” and a threat to financial returns.

DeSantis rallied 18 governors into an alliance last week to curb ESG investing at the state level.“All these people fretting about ‘woke capitalism’ don’t actually seem to believe in capitalism,” Podesta said. “Because if you ignore risk [such as climate change], you’re going to end up losing a lot of money and it’s irresponsible.”

[Financial Times]

#Horsey #climate change #energy industry #Financial times #investors #Maga ideology #free market #clean energy #ESG

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randomberlinchick · 2 years

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The German government has already announced €300 (£260) one-off payments for workers, but will now extend help to other groups. Pensioners, for example, will get €300 and students €200 (£170). Aiming to push down costs, the government also promised a “price brake” on energy costs, saying it planned to offer a yet-to-be determined amount of energy to all at a lower rate.

Much appreciated . . .

#germany #olaf scholz #cost of living crisis #gas #energy industry

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eebootcamp · 2 days

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Unveiling the Resurgence: A Comprehensive Analysis of Texas' Energy Sector Boom in March 2024

In the heart of Texas, beneath the expansive skies and across the rugged landscapes of the Permian Basin, a narrative of resurgence and revitalization is unfolding. March 2024 stands as a pivotal moment, a testament to the enduring resilience and unwavering spirit of the Lone Star State's energy industry. Buckle up as we embark on an immersive journey through the intricacies and implications of Texas' oil and gas hiring boom, exploring its multifaceted impacts on local economies, national energy security, and global stability.

Amidst the ebbs and flows of economic landscapes, the Texas energy sector emerges as a beacon of hope and prosperity. The Permian Basin Petroleum Association (PBPA) and Texas Oil & Gas Association (TXOGA) sound the clarion call, heralding March as a harbinger of unprecedented growth and opportunity. PBPA President Ben Shepperd's resounding voice echoes through the corridors of industry, resonating with pride as he extols the industry's capacity to uplift lives, both near and far. His sentiments find resonance in the impassioned words of TXOGA President Todd Staples, who heralds March's staggering surge in upstream exploration and production jobs as a watershed moment, eclipsing even the zenith of June 2011.

But let us not merely skim the surface; let us plunge into the depths of data and analysis to unravel the intricacies of this resurgence. Since the nadir of the COVID-19 pandemic's impact in September 2020, the Texas energy sector has staged a remarkable recovery, defying the odds and surmounting challenges with unwavering resolve. Staples reveals a staggering statistic: for every downturn, there have been 33 upswings, a testament to the industry's enduring tenacity and adaptability. The numbers speak volumes: an impressive addition of 39,500 upstream jobs since September 2020, with an average monthly growth rate of 940 jobs. Such figures paint a portrait of perseverance, a narrative of resilience etched into the annals of Texas' economic history.

But what lies beneath the surface of statistics and figures? Peel back the layers, and you'll uncover a tapestry of interconnected narratives, each thread weaving into the fabric of Texas' socioeconomic landscape. March's historic surge is not merely a statistical anomaly; it is a testament to the unwavering commitment of Texas' energy industry to uphold its mantle as the vanguard of American energy leadership. Staples' proclamation resonates with echoes of economic empowerment and energy security, as he emphasizes the ripple effects of this resurgence on local communities, national energy dynamics, and global geopolitical stability.

Let us not forget the human element amidst the cacophony of data and analysis. Behind every statistic lies a story—a tale of hope rekindled, of dreams realized, and of futures secured. The average salary of over $124,000 paid by Texas employers in the oil and natural gas sector in 2023 is more than a mere number; it is a lifeline, a pathway to prosperity for countless families across the Lone Star State.

As we reflect on the magnitude of March's resurgence, let us pose questions that transcend mere inquiry and beckon us toward collective action. What lessons can we glean from this resurgence, and how can we leverage them to shape a more sustainable and equitable future? How can we harness the momentum of Texas' energy sector boom to drive innovation, foster collaboration, and champion environmental stewardship? Let these questions serve as the impetus for dialogue, driving us toward solutions that transcend the confines of rhetoric and yield tangible impact.

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In conclusion, the resurgence of Texas' energy sector is not merely a chapter in the annals of economic history; it is a narrative of resilience, a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Lone Star State. As we navigate the complexities of a rapidly evolving world, let us seize upon this momentum to chart a course toward a future defined by progress, prosperity, and possibility. Together, let us harness the power of collaboration and collective action to sculpt a brighter tomorrow—one fueled by the boundless energy of Texas. Join us in this journey of discovery and transformation, as we unveil the true magnitude of Texas' energy sector boom in March 2024.

#oil and gas #energy industry

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dlsphjournalism · 12 days

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NEWS DECODER -- Can India be a global role model for climate-friendly energy growth?

BY PREETY SHARMA (FJHI '24) -- India has entered discussions to join the International Energy Agency (IEA) as a full member — a move that would recognize the world’s most populous country as a key player in tackling global energy and climate challenges. READ MORE.

#preetysharma #newsdecoder #fjhi24during #2024 #climatechange #energy industry #india #asia #economy #environment #politics #technology

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sataniccapitalist · 2 years

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#bbc #energy industry #uk news #business #media

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substition · 2 years

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#energy industry #gas #renewable energy #centrica #oil and gas companies

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poojagblog-blog · 1 month

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The global energy as a service market is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. According to a report by MarketsandMarkets, the global energy as a service market is expected to grow from an estimated USD 64.7 billion in 2022 to USD 105.6 billion by 2027, at a CAGR of 10.3% during the forecast period.

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gleecus-techlabs-blogs · 3 months

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AWS facilitates enterprise IT modernization by offering comprehensive cloud-based solutions, thereby streamlining critical processes like data management and analytics. The integration of Generative AI into the energy sector holds immense promise, enabling optimization of smart grids, predictive maintenance, energy demand forecasting, carbon emission reduction, and exploration and production optimization in domains like oil and gas.

#aws #aws technology #aws community #artificial intelligence #ai #cloud #energy industry #aws in energy industry

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starbrandon1 · 5 months

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#investment #investing #real estate investing #how to invest #stocks #youtube #business #financialfreedom #technology #health care #energy industry #Youtube

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head-post · 5 months

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EU plans to develop renewable energy in the Western Balkans at risk of failing

The European Union has poured significant resources into developing renewable energy in the Western Balkans, yet nations in the region still rely on coal, the LSE reports.

Researchers Nikolaos Tzifakis and Tena Prelec stated that while people in the region strongly favoured the use of renewable energy, they also encouraged foreign investment that was delaying the green energy shift.

The Western Balkans continue to rely heavily on obsolete coal-fired power plants that produce unacceptable levels of emissions, despite the EU’s efforts to promote a green energy transition. Excessive emissions have contributed to the region experiencing increased premature mortality and serious health problems.

A survey conducted by the Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group (BiEPAG) revealed a high rate of support for a green transition in the region. 71% of respondents believe that by 2050 their countries should generate energy mainly from renewable sources, with 67% of participants supporting increased investment in domestic renewable energy as a response to the energy crisis.

The survey results also showed a significant gap between support for renewable energy and the public’s inability to recognise the harmful influence of external actors investing in maintaining the status quo.