Energy Trends

Source: Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-423, "Monthly Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants Report," Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, "Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants."

How does all this effect you?

1) Health Effects of Poor Air Quality.  

2) Texas largest producer of pollution!

3) Going Outdoors? Have planned events (soccer / Football / Drill Team / Cheerleading).  Where is the power plant? Where is the Paint and Body Shop? Got someone in the parking lot with diesel vehicles running? Diesel is a carcinogen and gas fumes will damage your organs.

4) Are you getting a check to cover your medical bills (head aches, physical and mental fatigue,  asthma, bronchitis, allergy and flu like symptoms) or lost productivity created by poor air quality? Do you think other people are looking out for you or your family?

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The U.S. Department News:  Wind Farms Could Produce 20 Percent of U.S. Electricity By 2030
 

What's holding up clean air? The Power Companies and educating one city one at a time.

File a complaint or contact with the Texas Public Utility Commission. MAKE SOME NOISE!!!!  Note: The P.U.C. has lost every complaint we have submitted. Telephone conformation is recomended!

The nation’s capacity to generate and distribute electricity has not increased in accordance with growing demand. This gap has led to power reliability problems resulting in major blackouts throughout the country. Power outages severely disrupt business operations and result in the loss of significant portions of business inventories.

In general, energy markets are experiencing high demand and limited supplies, resulting in volatile and soaring prices. The end product will be inflationary pressures that continue to challenge the country’s businesses as they struggle to adjust to the new
economic conditions.

Source  Report by the House Small Business Committee

The Oil Age we now take for granted began less 150 years ago and could be over in our lifetime.

We use oil’s derivatives — fuel, plastics, feritilizers, food additives — every day in every way. But where did it come from? What exactly is it? How much is there? How has it changed us? THE HISTORY CHANNEL® thoroughly answers these and many other questions in this sweeping journey through the 160-million-year history of CRUDE