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Sempra Energy issued a statement calling a VP's comments about the viability of a 100 percent renewable grid "aspirational," took down its spinoff website. Read More »
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U.S. natural gas to Mexico skyrockets, now some worry about dependence
Drug tunnels are not the only passageways beneath the U.S.-Mexico border that transport valuable cargo. Pipelines cross the boundary too, carrying natural gas south. This trade is up 300 percent since 2010, and now is set to double again by 2019. It’s the largest natural gas export capacity expansion in U.S. history, said Victoria Zaretskaya of the U.S. Energy Information ... Read More »
Getting cash for turning off your lights in San Diego
Imagine if someone texted you when the electrical grid was stressed from too much demand, asked you to put off doing laundry for an hour, and paid you for it. Read More »
Methane leak in L.A. is slowing but remains massive
The latest aircraft fly-through measurement of the methane gas plume streaming from a broken Sempra natural gas well in Los Angeles County shows the flow, while still massive, has decreased. Read More »
En los EE.UU Susumo Azano es poco conocido, pero en México es un billonario con conexiones en los mas altos niveles del gobierno
El extranjero al centro de el escándalo local de financiamiento de campañas electorales “casi es una leyenda” en México. Read More »
Newsletter: January 24, 2014
Weekly newsletter for January 24, 2014 Read More »
The “foreign national” in the San Diego campaign finance scandal is “almost a legend” in Mexico
The mystery man at the center of San Diego's newest scandal is "almost a legend" in Mexico. Read More »