U.S. Department of Energy

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Kaiser Aluminum Posts Reduced Energy Surcharge for October

September 29th, 2008

Kaiser Aluminum announced that the applicable energy surcharge for October shipments of fabricated products will be:
6xxx alloys: $0.019 per pound
All other alloys: $0.029 per pound
This is a reduction from the September surcharge of $0.040 per pound for 6xxx alloys and $0.056 for all other alloys. The reduction in the surcharge was driven by [...]

Mainland Resources, Inc. Signs Letter Agreement for Acreage to Test Potential New Haynesville Shale Area in Mississippi

September 10th, 2008

Mainland Resources, Inc., a Nevada corporation has signed a Letter Agreement to acquire 5000 net acres in Mississippi where the Company plans to drill the first test well to evaluate the potential Haynesville Shale gas formation in the region.
Under the terms of the Letter Agreement, Mainland Resources, Inc. will acquire 100% Working Interest and 75% [...]

Washington and National Oil Marketers Associations Decry Energy Speculators Pushing Oil Prices Up 5.4 Percent in a Day to $121.18 a Barrel

August 22nd, 2008

“Today’s 5.4 percent crude oil price increase to $121.18 a barrel despite decreased demand and increased supply is a clear sign that speculators continue to dominate the commodities markets hurting our national economy,” said Lea Wilson, executive director of the Washington Oil Marketers Association (WOMA).
“There is absolutely no economic reason for prices to increase the [...]

Kaiser Aluminum Posts August Energy Surcharge

July 31st, 2008

Kaiser Aluminum announced that the applicable energy surcharge for August shipments of fabricated products will be:
6xxx alloys: $0.048 per pound
All other alloys: $0.066 per pound
The surcharges are based on a calculation tied to indices provided by the U.S. Department of Energy and are updated on a monthly [...]

VIPR Industries Closes Acquisition of Itigi Manyoni Uranium Property

July 30th, 2008

Industries Inc. has completed its acquisition of the highly prospective Itigi Manyoni Uranium Property located in Tanzania. Airborne radiometric surveys have identified uranium anomalies indicating strong potential for significant uranium mineralization on VIPR’s project area.
Radiometric mapping of VIPR’s newly acquired 170 kilometer Itigi Manyoni Uranium Prospect has identified anomalies in multiple zones featuring high uranium [...]

Research says more oil in area

April 17th, 2008

The U.S. Geological Survey has released an assessment of the Bakken Formation, which stretches across 25,000 square miles from northeastern Montana across northwestern North Dakota and up into the southern region of Saskatchewan.
The last USGS study, completed in 1995, estimated the Bakken Formation had 150 million barrels of undiscovered technically recoverable oil. Thirteen years later, [...]

Billions of gallons of oil in North Dakota, Montana

April 17th, 2008

A shale formation stretching North Dakota and Montana may have an estimated 3 to 4.3 billion barrels of technically recoverable oil, according to a U.S. Geological Survey assessment.
Known as the Bakken Formation, the find would make the recoverable oil in North Dakota and Montana the largest U.S. oil reserves outside Alaska.
The recently released assessment shows [...]

DOE opens bid for uranium mining leases

March 11th, 2008

The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Legacy Management will open bidding for 19 parcels of land as uranium mining leases to the private sector on Friday, March 7.
These parcels, located in the Uravan Mineral Belt in southwestern Colorado, between the communities of Gateway and Egnar, will be leased for the exploration, development, and production [...]

Uranium Prices Fall Again, Now At $120 Per Pound

August 8th, 2007

As buyers continue to be reluctant to commit to purchases, uranium spot prices dipped again last week – down US$3 to US$120 per pound, according to TradeTech’s indicator.
Customers are expecting further downward price movement due to the current supply overhang, the firm said in the Aug. 3 issue of Nuclear Market Review.
The U.S. Department [...]

New coal dryer technology is a success

June 7th, 2007

The U.S. Department of Energy said a prototype coal dryer project at an Underwood, N.D., power plant is so successful it’s being expanded.
Department officials said the technology at the Great River Energy Co.’s Coal Creek Station has proven so successful the power company intends not only to install full-size dryers on the station’s Unit [...]