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Energy News Roundup: GE Announces New Subsidiary, Duke Facing Fresh Legal Dispute & Growth Of Wind Power In Europe

By Conor O'Sullivan

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GE is creating a company to house developing energy businesses which will focus on providing products and services in energy efficiency, renewable generation and storage. [The New York Times] Duke Energy is under fire in a complaint that accuses the company of being one of the worst polluters in the country. [The LA Times] Wind power is… Keep reading →

 /  Published October 7, 2015 at 12:34 PM

G7 Energy Ministers talk Grand ‘Energy Initiative for Energy Security’

By Roman Kilisek

Russian Gas Supplies Through Ukraine Turned Off

On Tuesday, G7 energy ministers wrapped up a special meeting in Rome discussing how Europe, which relies on Russia for about one third of its natural gas supplies, could replace Russian natural gas. DW (Deutsche Welle) reports that the meeting of ministers from the US, UK, Germany, Canada, Italy, France, and Japan is “part of… Keep reading →

 /  Published May 9, 2014 at 3:00 PM