Energy

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Oklahoma House committee clears nuclear power bill

yournuclearnews.com • Wed 2009 Mar 25, 1:26pm

Legislation that would streamline the review process for nuclear power plants in Oklahoma was sent to the floor of the state House Tuesday, but critics said the measure does little to protect consumers from onerous rate increases that would be needed to help pay for it.

Endeavor Power Provides Oil Resource Data for Patrick Henry Lease

marketwire.com • Wed 2009 Mar 25, 1:26pm

Endeavor Power Corp. (OTCBB:EDVP) is pleased to announce that its joint venture partner on the Patrick Henry Lease (the "Lease") located in Oklahoma, Federated Energy, believes that the existing 13 wells that are being reworked should be producing, in the aggregate, approximately 30 barrels of oil per day by late spring to early summer.

If Nuclear Waste Won't Go to Nevada, Where Then?

washingtonpost.com • Sun 2009 Mar 8, 9:17pm

BY STRIPPING the funding for the nuclear repository at Nevada's Yucca Mountain, President Obama has succeeded in killing the contentious project that remains unfinished 22 years after Congress selected the site. He compounds the error by not offering an alternative. If the president's vision for a clean energy future is to be believed or is to come to fruition, nuclear energy must be a part of the mix, and the safe disposal of its radioactive waste must be given more serious consideration. [This president has no such vision.]

Roll-Up Solar Cells Printed Like Money

news.nationalgeographic.com • Sun 2009 Mar 1, 4:19pm

Printing presses normally used to make Australian dollar bills produced solar power cells in a trial near Melbourne last week. The giant machines arranged and stamped flexible solar panels onto plastic film.

Gas prices reverse course, drop slightly

centralvalleybusinesstimes.com • Fri 2009 Feb 27, 9:11pm

The website's price spotters pinpoint a Sinclair station in Bartlesville, Okla., as having what might be the nation's lowest price -- $1.46 per gallon — on Friday

Dell Powering Oklahoma Campus with Wind

pcmag.com • Fri 2009 Feb 27, 9:11pm

Starting this week, Dell's 240,000 square-foot Oklahoma City campus will be powered by 100-percent wind energy, boosting the company's green power use by 35 percent nationwide and by 20 percent globally. But the PC maker says it has set its sights on a far more ambitious goal -- to become the 'greenest' technology company on the planet!