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Wind Power Line in Wyoming, Idaho Draws Opposition

Some Idaho and Wyoming residents and environmental groups are expressing opposition to a proposed 1,100-mile long high-voltage power line designed to transmit 3,000 megawatts of mostly wind-generated...

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Breakdown in Breakout Year for Luca Technologies’ Coal-to-Gas Process

A few months ago, executives at Golden, Colorado-based Luca Technologies thought they were set for a breakout year — but the markets and the federal government had other ideas.  In April, a planned...

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Wyoming, Colorado Oil and Gas Headlines

Interior Extends Comment Period on Fracking Proposal The Interior Department is extending the public comment period on draft rules to regulate oil-and-gas “fracking” by 60 days, “to ensure that the...

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Federal Review of Proposed $3B Power Line Delayed

CHEYENNE, Wyo.—A detailed federal review of a proposed $3 billion power line that would run through Wyoming, Utah, Colorado and Nevada and deliver power to the Southwest will be delayed about six...

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Wyoming Oil Field Latest Reborn With CO2 Flooding

Two companies will begin pumping carbon dioxide into an oil field near Casper this fall in an attempt to revive production. The Bureau of Land Management provided an environmental clearance for Elk...

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BLM OKs Two More Oil Shale Leases

DENVER — A baking soda company and an energy industry giant are the latest companies that have received approval to research how to economically extract oil from oil shale on federal land. The Bureau...

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Energy Expert Says Fracing Here to Stay

CHEYENNE — A former top environmental regulator said states should take the lead in crafting hydraulic fracturing rules. “I’m a big believer in having just some overall guidance from the federal...

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Two Views on ENERGY CLAIMS in the Presidential Debate

EDITOR’S NOTE: It’s pretty obvious who performed best in the debate last night at the University of Denver. We won’t dwell on what the pundits have already said. We’re more interested in what President...

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Comparing Solar and Oil and Gas Development on Public Lands: A Tale of Two...

You could describe the Federal Government’s approach to energy development on public lands in the West as hypocritical, and you wouldn’t be off the mark. By David A. Hill, Executive Editor Indeed,...

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BLM Advances Huge Wyoming Gas Development Project

This week representatives of the oil and gasy industry and the environmental community both said they could work together to implement a massive gas development project, which the U.S. Bureau of Land...

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Review Released for TransWest Power Line

A draft environmental review for a proposed 725-mile, 3,000-megawatt electrical transmission line that would stretch across four states suggests deviating from the route that the Denver company...

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Wyoming Delegation: Exempt State From BLM Hydraulic Fracturing Rules

Wyoming’s congressional delegation have asked Interior Secretary Sally Jewell to exempt Wyoming and other states that now regulate hydraulic fracturing from planned federal regulation of fracking on...

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House Natural Resources Committee Blasts Federal Agencies in Casper Meeting

Four U.S. representatives from Western states accused federal agencies and environmental groups last week of using the Endangered Species Act to inhibit energy development, the agriculture industry and...

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Federal Review of Proposed $3B Power Line Delayed

CHEYENNE, Wyo.—A detailed federal review of a proposed $3 billion power line that would run through Wyoming, Utah, Colorado and Nevada and deliver power to the Southwest will be delayed about six...

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