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Consol Puts More Chips On Gas In Deal With Dominion

Consol Energy Inc., a leading U.S. coal producer that has increasingly developed a taste for natural gas, Monday sharply raised its bet on the cleaner-burning fuel with a $3.48 billion deal to buy Dominion’s oil and gas production business in... More »


The Energy Daily's Leadership Awards Issue
The Energy Daily, joined by its sister publication Clean Energy Direct, announces the  Leadership Awards winners in a special Awards issue.




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The Energy Daily Announces the Winners of the 2009 Leadership Awards
Congratulations to the winners of The Energy Daily’s 2009 Leadership Awards! See all the winners here!

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Clean Energy Update
Analyzing Renewable Technology and Regulation

FPL Unit Buys Three U.S. Wind Farms From Babcock & Brown

FPL Group Inc. subsidiary Next-Era Energy Resources LLC announced Thursday it was spending $352 million to purchase three operating U.S. wind projects with a combined capacity of 184.5 megawatts from struggling Australian investment firm Babcock & Brown... More »


Guest Column: Copenhagen’s ‘Meaningful Agreement’ Is Just the Beginning

BY ANNE LAUVERGEON and JIM ROGERS COMMENTARY A “meaningful agreement.” President Obama refused to take no for an answer as he negotiated with world leaders during the recent United Nations climate conference in Copenhagen to set a new course ... More »

Energy Round-Up

In a new and potentially powerful argument for legislative action against climate change, new research released Wednesday concludes that using captured carbon dioxide for enhanced oil recovery could slash U.S oil imports in half by 2030 while permanently securing billions of tons of the main greenhouse gas...
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