Today in Energy
October 2015
October 30, 2015Vehicle standards around the world aim to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions
October 29, 2015
Beyond China, other Southeast Asian countries plan for significant hydroelectric additions
October 28, 2015
Increased recycling may reduce metals sector energy use in China
October 27, 2015
India likely to experience continued growth in electricity use for air conditioning
October 26, 2015
Chinese policies aim to increase energy efficiency in buildings
October 23, 2015
United Arab Emirates plans to increase crude oil and natural gas production
October 22, 2015
India aims to reduce high electricity transmission and distribution system losses
October 21, 2015
Exelon-Pepco merger could create largest U.S. electric utility
October 20, 2015
EIA celebrates World Statistics Day with an energy statistics quiz
October 19, 2015
Indonesia has significant potential to increase geothermal electricity production
October 16, 2015
Norway’s oil production increases, but new investment is declining
October 15, 2015
Indonesia rejoining OPEC despite being a net importer of petroleum
October 14, 2015
Natural gas pipelines under construction will move gas from Azerbaijan to southern Europe
October 13, 2015
California’s gasoline imports increase 10-fold after major refinery outage
October 9, 2015
With increased regulation, continued decline in residual fuel oil demand is expected
October 8, 2015
West Coast petroleum markets differ by supply, demand, and distribution
October 7, 2015
Nationwide, electricity generation from coal falls while natural gas rises
October 6, 2015
Household heating costs are expected to be lower than previous two winters
October 5, 2015
U.S. reactor operators increase uranium purchases from Kazakhstan
October 2, 2015
Hurricane Joaquin may cause problems for East Coast energy infrastructure
October 1, 2015
July petroleum data show challenges in the reporting of processed condensate exports
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