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kzon 10-Apr-2012Struggling amid a surplus of natural gas and depressed demand, energy companies continue to look to deal-making to bolster their financial positions.__113__(@32x32C).jpg)
LexieMon 10-Apr-2012UK energy professionals get a better deal
Energy professionals in the UK are better paid compared to workers in other industries, according to a Salary and Benefits survey by Hays Energy, conducted in partnership with the Energy Institute.
The survey has revealed that the average salary in the sector is significantly higher than the UK national average of £26,244*, with 74% of those surveyed earning in excess of £41,000. Added to this, over two thirds (69%) received a salary increase over the last twelve month... Read full post- LexieMon 10-Apr-2012
Energy World - April 2012
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adrian001on 10-Apr-2012Energy Department Announces up to $15 Million to Research Biomass-Based Supplements for Traditional Fuels.Energy Department Announces up to $15 Million to Research Biomass-Based Supplements for Traditional Fuels | Department of Energyhttp://energy.gov/articles/energy-department-announces-15-million-research-biomass-based-supplements-traditional-fuels
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juliaaromndon 10-Apr-2012Imagine being able to charge an electric vehicle without ever having to plug-in. A new funding opportunity from the Energy Department seeks to accomplish just that.- LexieMon 10-Apr-2012The EIA recently launched an interactive electricity data browser on a test website that allows users to search in one location much of EIA’s electricity data and to customize it to meet their information needs. Check Details here
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