Nuclear energy is an unlikely friend of environmentalists. Some remain opposed to nuclear electricity generation because of waste issues and safety concerns. However, a significant number of environmental advocates support nuclear because it is a potential workhorse that could make up much of the shortfall in electricity needs as generation Read more…
Electric power generation in the United States is a highly regulated industry, and has been since the 1920s and 1930s. The primary Federal entity regulating the production and transmission of electricity is FERC, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, but FERC’s regulation is high-level. The nitty gritty of pricing regulation that Read more…
One of the characteristics of liquid hydrocarbons that made them technologically revolutionary was their energy density and storage stability. Eight gallons of gasoline occupy about a cubic foot of space, can be stored under normal ambient pressure and temperature, and when combusted can propel a typical passenger vehicle about 300 Read more…
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