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Written By: Meghan Schiller on May 8, 2012 No Comment
Ameren needs to recharge, investors leery

Analysts say investors should be leery of Ameren Corp.’s ability to pay the high costs of Illinois’ new emissions standards.

Written By: Steven Louie on April 28, 2011 No Comment
Exelon-Constellation, raw deal for Exelon investors?

The combination of Exelon Corp. and Constellation Energy Group will create a $34 billion company and will be the largest retail energy marketer in the U.S.

Written By: Steven Louie on April 27, 2011 No Comment
Exelon gets nuclear boost in Q1

In the face of growing regulatory concerns, nuclear operations were a key driver of Exelon Corp.’s success in the first quarter.

Written By: John Yoo on August 4, 2010 No Comment
Western Gas Partners hits fresh 52-week high on growth optimism

Shares of the natural gas processor Western Gas Partners LP hit a fresh 52-week high Wednesday, supported by a positive growth outlook stemming from the Monday acquisition of new processing facilities in Colorado and in anticipation of solid second-quarter earnings.

Written By: Jeniece Pettitt on February 18, 2010 No Comment
Wholesale prices increase 1.4 percent in January

 

The Producer Price Index, or wholesale prices, rose at a seasonally adjusted rate of 1.4 percent in January, mainly due to a rise in energy costs, pharmaceutical costs and light trucks, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today.

Written By: hannahkokjohn on May 12, 2009 No Comment
Online gaming, Twitter and Google could lower personal energy use

Online gaming through open source software like Shaspa is designed to allow players to monitor their energy use through a virtual world. (shaspa.com)

BY HANNAH KOKJOHN – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Starting this week, the traditionally geeky realm of online gaming and virtual simulations are colliding with the trendy world of energy saving.

Jumping on [...]

Written By: hannahkokjohn on April 14, 2009 No Comment
Energy management company scolds “wasteful” retailers

Retail companies using energy-efficient practices, such as monitoring building temperatures, can reduce costs. (Bright_Star/FLICKR)

BY HANNAH KOKJOHN – MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Just as the U.S. Census Bureau released its unexpectedly dismal March report of a 1.1 percent drop in U.S. food and retail service sales, Prenova Inc., an Atlanta-based energy management company, twisted the [...]

Written By: Tian Huang on February 18, 2009 One Comment
Energy expert bearish on Obama’s clean energy plan

Phil Flynn talks to Advanced Econ Reporting students. Tian Huang/Medill

BY TIAN HUANG - MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

During our final trip to CME Group this quarter, we had the opportunity to speak to Phil Flynn, an energy analyst at Alaron Trading Corp. Phil was on the floor talking about oil inventories on Fox [...]

Written By: karenleigh on February 11, 2009 No Comment

BY KAREN LEIGH - MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

Energy-saving initiatives and President Obama’s plan to create green jobs were talking points of the ’08 campaign. But what about the regulation of energy policies already in place?

Seeking Alpha calls attention to the fact that the original energy utility model was designed 75 years ago [...]

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Written By: bmiraski on August 12, 2008 No Comment

BY BENJAMIN MIRASKI, MEDILL NEWS SERVICE

From April to June, I was part of a group that tracked LDK Solar’s stock price [[LDK]] and the reasons for its movements. It wasn’t hard to see why LDK was flying during that time.

Oil prices were on a tear from [...]

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