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Home 2013 August (Page 3)

Monthly Archives: August 2013

Pennsylvia tightens air quality regulations at hydraulic fracturing operations

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced on Thursday that operators of unconventional gas wells will no longer be unconditionally exempt from seeking an air quality plan approval for well sites. Instead, guidance issued by the DEP explains the agency may grant unconventional gas well operators permit exceptions if they…

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Oil companies planning acid fracturing of California’s Monterey Shale

The potential new oil production boom from hydraulic fracturing in California’s Monterey Shale region will require a little-known technique using powerful acids to dissolve underground rock. The first of a series of articles by Next Generation research analyst Robert Collier focuses on the technical reality of what will be required…

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eRoadRacing North America cancels event at Miller Motorsports

The eRoadRacing folks have posted a notice that the 3rd event in the 2013 North America series, at Miller Motorsports, has been canceled. This means the North America series will be truncated to just two races.  UNLESS .. there is a slight chance of a race at Laguna Seca during…

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Tesla Model S sales rapidly growing, while accountants turn profit into loss

Tesla continued to increase Model S sales, significantly beating their estimates, while accounting rules meant the company is showing a slight loss. Tesla Motors is continuing its streak of sales growth, selling 5,150 Model S’s during Q2 2013 up from 4,900 in Q1 2013. The company announced Q2 2013 financial…

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Tesla Motors looking to hire autonomous vehicle radar system engineers … hmmm…

There’d been a rumor recently that Tesla Motors is interested in self-driving cars, or what’s more formally known as Autonomous Vehicles.  It’s kind of the cool thing, because Google has gotten all this attention developing self-driving cars, as have other organizations.  Additionally the automakers are coming out with these amazing…

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General Atomics launches ground-breaking small nuclear reactor design

General Atomics announced on Tuesday development of a small nuclear modular reactor that they claim is the most advanced high-performance reactor in the world. The company has submitted a proposal to the US Dept. of Energy to bring the reactor design to the market. Their design offers a use for…

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Cree introduces low-cost LED street light system that pays for itself in a year

Semiconductor maker Cree announced on Monday a ground-breaking new LED replacement for streetlights. The newly unveiled XSPR LED Residential Street Light series brings the advantages of LED lighting to municipal street-lights, while being priced low enough that cost savings from lower electricity bills pays for its purchase within a year.…

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Emergency declared as Fukushima nuclear plant leaks radioactive water into ocean

Japan’s Nuclear Regulatory Authority has said, on Monday, there is a new emergency at the Fukushima nuclear plant, thanks to a build-up of radioactive ground-water. Highly radioactive water has leaked into the ocean after an underground barrier was breached, the water is rising towards the surface, and is exceeding legal…

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