"We've been watching the weather closely and are certainly aware of the possibilities of outages in the Lansing and Jackson areas," said Consumers Energy Spokesman Brian Wheeler. "We're waiting to see if anything does happen, if it does, our crews will get to work right away," Wheeler said.
A biofuels lobbying group wants to bury the hatchet with the oil industry so they can team up to fight against electric vehicle subsidies. The two industries have been at odds for years over the Renewable Fuel Standard, which required refiners to blend biofuel into gasoline.
Jason Hamil, a project management worker, answers citizen questions during a TransCanada open house to explain a proposed gas pipeline beneath the Potomac River, Thursday, Feb. 9, 2017. A Potomac River protection group organized a demonstration against plans for a pipeline beneath the river that would carry natural gas from Pennsylvania to West Virginia.
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Residents living in San Francisco have been calling to complain about the smell of gas in part of the city Wednesday morning. One possibility that PG&E is looking at is that the smell could be caused by the earthquakes in Lake Tahoe .
Donald Trump harangued the former first minister of Scotland Alex Salmond as "Mad Alex" and accused him of being on a "march to oblivion" in a series of increasingly angry and eccentric letters about windfarms he claimed were blighting his Scottish golf courses. The correspondence with Salmond, revealed by the Huffington Post after a freedom of information request, demonstrated that Trump's tone swung wildly between coaxing and threatening as he grew increasingly frustrated with his former ally's refusal to change his policy on renewable energy.
Yes, dear optimists, the days will now grow longer, bringing more solar energy each day, warming us steadily until we reach glorious summer, right? Dead wrong. The weather will keep on growing colder even as the sun pumps more energy into our lives, and David Phillips can prove it to you two ways.