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volume 15, Issue #3,  Tuesday, March 02, 2010

• Louisiana's shale gas bonanza
• Algal biofuels worse than corn on GHGs, water and energy consumption
• American Clean Energy and Security Act and its impact on West Africa
• US support construction of new corridor for Caspian gas supplies to Europe
• US geothermal energy capacity expected to triple in 5 years
• Quarter of US grain ends up at the biofuel pump
• US faces longer power outages after spending-cut
• Why Alaska isn't free of Exxon Valdez crude
• API sees US drilling activity picking up with recovery
• Natural gas under Gulf may be too much of a good thing
• Iran redraws energy map to defy US
• The oil drilling controversy: The fight over fossil fuel
• US oil demand showed signs of recovery late in 2009
• US drilling activity falls 37 % in 2009
• US unveils energy futures limits
• US asks Pakistan to pull out of Iran gas pipeline project
• North Dakota signs oil deal with tribes
• US overtakes Russia as biggest natural gas producer
• Researchers warn US must rethink costly and ineffective biofuels policy
• Oil in Mexico and United States energy security: A tale of symbiosis

volume 15, Issue #2,  Monday, February 08, 2010

• US’ oil import from Venezuela falling
• Chilly climate for oil refiners
• Pentagon's role in the global climate
• EIA expects US oil use to be flat to 2035 without new policies
• MMS signs MoU to exchange offshore data with Norway's PSA
• Obama moves ahead with AFRICOM
• Confirming untold levels of oil sands pollution on the Athabasca River
• The dark side of a natural gas boom

volume 15, Issue #1,  Thursday, January 07, 2010

• The future of America's natural gas
• Turkey and US to cooperate in Iraqi gas exploration
• US energy companies come under fire
• India and US agree to cooperate on clean energy
• US oil traders still looking for any signs of strengthening oil demand
• American oil industry fights climate-change mandates
• Coal glut rocks mining companies
• Ethanol: A growing disaster
• US crude oil production poised for biggest jump since 1970
• USDC decreases import duty on petroleum pipeline from China
• US builds up its bases in oil-rich South America
• US crude oil production continues at four-year highs

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