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What The GOP Power Shift Means For Power Policy
Energy was a crucial topic in the 2014 midterm elections, even if it wasn't always at the forefront of the conversations leading up to the vote. Here’s a look at the Inside Energy team's breakdown of...
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Small Hydropower: Renewable Energy The New Senate Could Get Behind
In the rugged peaks outside the Southwestern Colorado town of Silverton sits a prime example of the future of hydropower. It’s not a behemoth new dam blocking one of America’s rivers; it’s a humming...
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Who Cares About Keystone XL?
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Wyoming Coal Versus The EPA
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Energy Efficiency May Be Bipartisan Winner
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With the new Congress convening this week in Washington, the Inside Energy team has produced a series that examines how the 2015 GOP ascendency in the Senate may affect the country's energy policy....
View ArticleIncreasing Hydropower Hits A Bipartisan Sweet Spot
Energy is key issue of conflict and debate in the new Congress. Hydropower is one of the few areas of agreement between Democrats and Republicans. Legislative changes have made it easier to develop...
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What The GOP Power Shift Means For Power Policy
Energy was a crucial topic in the 2014 midterm elections, even if it wasn’t always at the forefront of the conversations leading up to the vote. Here’s a look at the Inside Energy team’s breakdown of...
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Small Hydropower: Renewable Energy The New Senate Could Get Behind
In the rugged peaks outside the Southwestern Colorado town of Silverton sits a prime example of the future of hydropower. It’s not a behemoth new dam blocking one of America’s rivers; it’s a humming...
View ArticleWho Cares About Keystone XL?
For the past three years, the Keystone XL pipeline has sat in this field in southwestern North Dakota.Andrew Cullen One of the first things the Republican majority in the Senate will take up when the...
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Wyoming Coal Versus The EPA
Energy worker Brandon Allee shoots pool at Jake’s Tavern in Gillette, WY.Leigh Paterson / Inside Energy When Congress heads back to Washington in 2015, one of their first agenda items will be to...
View ArticleEnergy Efficiency May Be Bipartisan Winner
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden, Colorado is the country’s largest net-zero energy building. The duct-work is in the floor, unlike in most buildings, where it’s in the ceilings.Anna...
View ArticleAlisa Barba And Robin Young Discuss The Republican Congress And Keystone XL
With the new Congress convening this week in Washington, the Inside Energy team has produced a series that examines how the 2015 GOP ascendency in the Senate may affect the country’s energy policy....
View ArticleIncreasing Hydropower Hits A Bipartisan Sweet Spot
Energy is key issue of conflict and debate in the new Congress. Hydropower is one of the few areas of agreement between Democrats and Republicans. Legislative changes have made it easier to develop...
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