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Full Title: Water In The Energy Sector: Reducing freshwater use in hydraulic fracturing and thermoelectric power plant cooling
Author(s): U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO)
Publisher(s): U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO)
Publication Date: 09/2015
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Tagged Energy, Energy-Water Nexus, Fracking, GAO, horizontal drilling, hydraulic fracturing, Innovation, Natural Gas, Oil and Gas, Pollution, Power Plants, Technology, Water, water consumption, Water Efficiency
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Tagged Energy, Energy-Water Nexus, Fracking, GAO, horizontal drilling, hydraulic fracturing, Innovation, Natural Gas, Oil and Gas, Pollution, Power Plants, Technology, Water, water consumption, Water Efficiency
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Full Title: Water Use in Deep Shale Gas Exploration
Author(s): Chesapeake Energy
Publisher(s): Chesapeake Energy
Publication Date: 5/2012
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Water is an essential component of Chesapeake Energy Corporation’ s deep shale gas development. Chesapeake uses water...
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As drought continues to affect much of the U.S., many observers are thinking critically about the water-energy nexus. A New York Times article points out the myriad ways in which...
Filed Under: Critical Policy Issues, Discussions
Tagged Biofuels, Energy-Water Nexus, Natural Gas, Power Sector
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Tagged Biofuels, Energy-Water Nexus, Natural Gas, Power Sector
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Full Title: Water-Energy Nexus: Business Risks and Rewards
Author(s): Eliot Metzger, Paul Reig, William Hua Wen, Robert Samuel Young and Brandon Owens
Publisher(s): World Resources Institute (WRI)
Publication Date: 01/2016
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Water...
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Tagged Coal, Electricity, Energy, Energy-Water Nexus, industry, Natural Gas, Oil, Power Generation Sector, Water
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Tagged Coal, Electricity, Energy, Energy-Water Nexus, industry, Natural Gas, Oil, Power Generation Sector, Water
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The boom in oil and gas production in the United States has largely been heralded as a strong economic stimulus for the economy. For example, in an August 2013 interview,...
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Tagged Economics, Fracking, hydraulic fracturing, Manufacturing, Natural Gas, Oil
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Tagged Economics, Fracking, hydraulic fracturing, Manufacturing, Natural Gas, Oil
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This is the second in a series of discussions led by invited speakers at the upcoming Physics of Sustainable Energy conference to be held March 8-9, 2014 at the University...
Filed Under: Critical Policy Issues, Discussions
Tagged California, Climate Change, Climate Goals, CSP, energy generation, GHGs, Ivanpah, Loan Guarantees, Natural Gas, Power, Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard, Solar
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Tagged California, Climate Change, Climate Goals, CSP, energy generation, GHGs, Ivanpah, Loan Guarantees, Natural Gas, Power, Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard, Solar
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Full Title: What the Ukraine Crisis Mean for Gas Markets
Author(s): Simon Pirani, Katja Yafimava, Howard Rogers, Anouk Honoré, James Henderson
Publisher(s): The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
Publication Date: 3/2014
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The change of...
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Tagged energy infrastructure, Geopolitics, Natural Gas, natural gas imports, Ukraine
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Tagged energy infrastructure, Geopolitics, Natural Gas, natural gas imports, Ukraine
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In November, 2013, EPA announced a highly contentious proposal that lowered the 2014 Renewable Fuel Standard targets below their 2013 levels. These targets apply to the amount of renewable fuels...
Filed Under: Critical Policy Issues, Discussions, Legislation And Rule-Making
Tagged advanced biofuels, API, Biofuels, Blend Wall, cellulosic biofuels, Clean Energy, EPA, Ethanol, Fuel, gas, gasoline, Legislation, Natural Gas, renewable energy, Renewable Fuel Standard, RFS, Targets, U.S. energy policy, Volume Requirements
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Tagged advanced biofuels, API, Biofuels, Blend Wall, cellulosic biofuels, Clean Energy, EPA, Ethanol, Fuel, gas, gasoline, Legislation, Natural Gas, renewable energy, Renewable Fuel Standard, RFS, Targets, U.S. energy policy, Volume Requirements
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Full Title: When Nuclear Ends: How Nuclear Retirements Might Undermine Clean Power Plan Progress
Author(s): Samuel Brinton and Josh Freed
Publisher(s): Third Way
Publication Date: 08/2015
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Nuclear power provides electricity for...
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Tagged Clean Air Act Section 111d, Clean Power Plan, Climate Change, Emissions Reduction, Energy, EPA, greenhouse gases, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Nuclear Energy, renewable energy, U.S. energy policy
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Tagged Clean Air Act Section 111d, Clean Power Plan, Climate Change, Emissions Reduction, Energy, EPA, greenhouse gases, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Nuclear Energy, renewable energy, U.S. energy policy
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Full Title: Where the Shale Gas Revolution Came From: Government's Role in the Development of Hydraulic Fracturing in Shale
Author(s): Alex Trembath, Jesse Jenkins, Ted Nordhaus, and Michael Shellenberger
Publisher(s): The Breakthrough Institute
Publication Date: 5/2012
Language: English
Length: 13 pages, PDF
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Tagged Domestic Production, Fracking, Government Investment, hydraulic fracturing, Hydrofracking, Natural Gas, R&D, Shale, Shale Gas, Shale Oil
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Tagged Domestic Production, Fracking, Government Investment, hydraulic fracturing, Hydrofracking, Natural Gas, R&D, Shale, Shale Gas, Shale Oil
