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Latest Energy Job/Funding Announcements
- Energy Central Job Watch -236 New Jobs Posted - 1/27/2012
- Energy Jobs in Wisconsin - Indeed Alert - 01/21/2012
- Energy Central Job Watch - 250 New Jobs Posted
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Energy News from the Web
- – Editorial: In Defense of Clean Energy
- – Microbubbles Cut Cost of Algae-Derived Biofuel
- – Green Blog: New York’s Fracking Deliberations Inch Along
- – Green Blog: Racing Up (and Down) the Performance Index
- – Ba-bye to six more U.S. coal plants
- – Green Blog: When Marine Mammals Become Food
- – OpenEI Apps now live!
- – USDA bets (again) on advanced biofuels
- – TransCanada chides Obama administration over Twitter
- – Green Blog: Reaping a Bonus From Cap-and-Trade
- – House GOP begins moving on Boehner’s plan to link drilling and infrastructure
- – Magnetic Soap May Help Clean Up Spilled Oil
- – Green Blog: On Our Radar: 6 More Coal Plants to Close
- – Hydrogen ‘sponge’ could extend EV driving range
- – Indiana’s bet on electric car manufacturing looking like a bust
- – Green Blog: How to Manage U.S. Forests, Version 3.1
- – Geothermal Energy Risk The Focus As Opportunities Evaluated
- – Controversial Iowa nuclear proposal is revived
- – Ohio wind farm proceeding, but construction delayed
- – Oil and gas industry would like to see the word ‘fracking’ retired
- – Dispatches from the oil boom
- – Oil firm’s African solar farm will transmit sub-Med electricity to Italy
- – FutureGen takes $2.8 million loss on sale of first coal plant site
- – Local officials tell N.D. lawmakers about oil boom problems
- – Parent company of EV battery maker files for bankruptcy
- – Residents of ‘EVTown’ in Illinois kick tires at electric car show
- – News bites: Chevron faces criminal charges for Brazilian oil spill
- – Solyndra won’t scare Obama off energy message – Greenpeace seeks kibosh on Keystone jobs claims – A win for Transocean in the Gulf, trouble for Chevron in Brazil
- – Advanced Biofuels Firms Detail 2012 Priorities
- – Green Blog: Is Spent Nuclear Fuel Really Waste?
