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A lack of power can quickly sap the festive cheer from your holiday celebrations. Read on to discover how a generator can keep your spirits high all the way from Thanksgiving to New Year’s. Don’t Let Lights Overload Your Electrical Circuits Image via Flickr by Loozrboy Twinkling Christmas lights look lovely at this time of […]
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“Ghost towns may not stay dead with oil nearby, but when energy money leaves, warmer places are likelier to survive.” I recently read an interesting article that former ghost town Helena, Texas is back from the dead thanks to the shale boom. For anyone that visits these shale plays in Texas, and similarly in North […]
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The House of Representatives leadership decided not to decide, in the manner of true lame duck session. Rather than voting to extend the charter for the Export-Import Bank of the United States, which was set to expire on the last day of September, instead Congress, indicating little more than a soft commitment, extended the charter […]
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Impact of Weather Image via Flickr via Mike Mozart Seasonal weather, including tropical storms and hurricanes, can have a great influence on natural gas production. This supply side factor forces refineries to slow or shut down production during periods when weather events pose a threat to workers and facilities. Hurricane activity along the Gulf Coast […]
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Texas is a large state. Everything about Texas comes super sized, including the Eagle Ford Shale Play – it is the biggest single development project in the great state of Texas. My company, Worldwide Power Products (WPP), is in Houston. As its vice president, I follow the happenings at Eagle Ford carefully. One aspect of […]
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Houston, TX – September, 8 2014 – Worldwide Power Products (WPP) is a provider of power-generation equipment for industry and oil companies around the globe. For the third consecutive year, WPP announced today that it has been named to Inc. Magazines top 1,000 fastest growing private companies in the United States in 2013. Much of […]
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While “Made in China” may be as ubiquitous a brand as Coca Cola, shale gas exports from China, at least for now, won’t measure up like toys and footwear. With possibly the planet’s largest amount of technically recoverable shale gas resources, China has been looking forward to making a name for itself in the shale […]
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