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It can no longer be denied that the United States in the midst of a recession, yet despite everything, there are glimpses of good news: a slight rise in the stock market and businesses who are finding
It can no longer be denied that the United States in the midst of a recession, yet despite everything, there are glimpses of good news: a slight rise in the stock market and businesses who are finding
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The Intergulf Corporation, headquartered in the Bayport Industrial Complex on the Gulf Coast in Pasadena, Texas, is a leader in developing innovative technology to reclaim substances that, though wast
Generally transparent to consumers of electricity is a large interconnected infrastructure of power plants, transmission lines and distribution networks that produce, transport and deliver energy in a
Fabric and shades; the words conjure visions of attending a sewing store with grandma or pulling the shades at night in preparation for morning sunlight. For some driven and research-savvy South Afr
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Corporate Case Studies - Energy and Power
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Fall 2009
Natural gas does not emit certain noxious chemicals, such as mercury or other solids. The only chemical it does produce is carbon dioxide, and only half the amount produced by oil.
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Winter 2010
Successfully advocating on behalf of America’s oil and natural gas producers for more than 80 years, the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) continues to stand as primary voice for A
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Fall 2009
Calumet Specialty Products Partners: A Well-Oiled Machine
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Fall 2009
In 1939, just over a year after it was established as a self-service utility, Bailey County Electric Cooperative energized 249 miles of line in rural Texas.