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I understand there has been a sharp rise in natural gas (and a corresponding drop in coal and nuclear) in the past two years, since fracking took off. (I would
by cpressey 14y ago
I understand there has been a sharp rise in natural gas (and a corresponding drop in coal and nuclear) in the past two years, since fracking took off. (I wouldn't be surprised if coal is still at the top though.)
- johncarpinelli 14y agoYes natural gas overtook coal as the leading source of electricity in the USA. The transition was in 2012.
- chenster 14y agoIf we could effectively get the oil out of ground in CA (total four hundred billion barrels, that's half of oil in all of Saudi Arabia), it may completely change the game. http://money.cnn.com/2013/01/14/news/economy/california-oil-boom/index.html http://money.cnn.com/2013/01/14/news/economy/california-oil-...