Today in Energy
June 2011
June 30, 2011U.S. commercial nuclear capacity comes from reactors built primarily between 1970 and 1990
June 29, 2011
January 2011 U.S. refining capacity was the highest in 29 years
June 28, 2011
Most coal-fired electric capacity was built before 1980
June 27, 2011
Carbon dioxide emissions grow in the residential sector
June 24, 2011
International Energy Agency members release strategic petroleum stocks
June 23, 2011
EIA provides new information on crude oil storage at Cushing, Oklahoma
June 22, 2011
U.S. coal exports at highest levels since 1992
June 21, 2011
EIA forecasts increased oil demand, need for additional supply from OPEC producers in 2011
June 20, 2011
Strong Pacific Northwest hydro conditions affect natural gas used for power generators
June 17, 2011
EIA highlights key factors in new energy and financial markets web page
June 16, 2011
Age of electric power generators varies widely
June 15, 2011
BPA curtails wind power generators during high hydropower conditions
June 14, 2011
Canada is the United States' leading crude oil supplier
June 13, 2011
March natural gas production rebounds
June 10, 2011
Hydroelectric power resources form regional clusters
June 9, 2011
Average utilization of the nation's natural gas combined-cycle power plant fleet is rising
June 8, 2011
Electric generators' roles vary due to daily and seasonal variation in demand
June 7, 2011
Recent mix of electric generating capacity additions more diverse
June 6, 2011
Re-exports of liquefied natural gas rose rapidly in early winter
June 3, 2011
Is the seasonal gasoline price peak behind us?
June 2, 2011
An introduction to crack spreads
June 1, 2011
PJM shows how smart appliances could help stabilize power systems
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