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Factoid of the Day: The New Energy Hogs
A single Google search takes about as much power as turning on a 60 watt light bulb for 17 seconds, and server farms now use at least 1.5 percent of the world’s electricity. – Popular Science
Nattie’s Day Has Come
The ugly bear market in natural gas may be about to end, in our opinion. The nuclear crisis in Japan will force policymakers to look for alternative energy sources for electricity generation and natural gas is set up perfectly. Natural … Continue reading
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Tagged Crude Oil, Energy, France, Italy, Natural Gas, Nuclear
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How Dependent is Japan on Nuclear Energy?
The following charts show nuclear makes up 13.6 percent of Japan total energy supply and a large portion of the the country’s electricity production. Note how it has replaced oil as major source of electricity since the early 1970’s. We … Continue reading
