Business
Promoted as a way to safeguard the nation’s future, the energy plan unveiled Thursday by the Bush administration would heavily reward many of the stalwarts of the old economy.
May 18, 2001
A controversial auction of future electric power, which could be resolved as early as Wednesday, could represent the last big chance for California’s unique mix of wind turbines, geothermal plants and other energy alternatives to carve out more turf.
Feb. 14, 1994
It takes a lot of energy to make steel coils--$750,000 a month worth of natural gas alone at the Fontana factory of California Steel Industries--but that’s a third less than it cost last year, thanks to the collapse of energy prices.
June 29, 1986
Business of Law Trends, Updates Visionaries and The In-House Counsel Awards Recap
Jeffrey Sklar is a co-chairman of Sklar Kirsh LLP, the chair of the firm’s corporate department, and a member of the management committee.
June 25, 2023
General Motors is helping to fund the lithium and geothermal energy project.
Nov. 15, 2021
Energy: Power industry and investors are shaken by the latest revelation of unethical practices. The Houston company blames ‘misguided employees.’
May 14, 2002
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Oct. 13, 2007
California
Opponents of waste-to-energy projects have accused a state agency of aiding the trash incineration industry by allocating $65,000 to an institute at the University of La Verne with ties to the industry.
Aug. 2, 1987
World & Nation
Trade: President wants to cut hemispheric barriers for oil, gas and electricity. But it may be a hard sell south of the border.
Feb. 16, 2001
The events triggered by Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait have made big stock market winners out of certain energy companies.
Aug. 12, 1990