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Executive Optimistic About Coal-to-Liquids Plant Loan
An official with a company developing a facility to turn coal into gasoline and other fuels near Medicine Bow says he's once again optimistic the project could get a federal loan.
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Governor Voices Optimism Over Coal Lab
Gov. Matt Mead is expressing optimism that the Wyoming Legislature will approve his request to build a $15 million coal research laboratory.
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Wyoming to Spend Another $400K on Water For Pavillion
The state will spend at least another $400,000 to provide water to Pavillion-area homeowners with polluted groundwater.
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New UW Energy Courses Have Industry Experts
Two new courses at the University of Wyoming give students direct access to energy experts from around the country.
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Energy Prices Rise as US Temperatures Fall
Energy futures are broadly higher as wide areas of the Midwest, eastern and southern United States are hit with record cold weather.
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Environmental Study For Wyoming-South Dakota Transmission Line
Black Hills National Forest officials say the draft environmental impact statement for a 230 kilovolt transmission line project from northeastern Wyoming to the Rapid City area is ready for public review and comment.
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Idle Uranium Mines Purchased, Expected To Produce in 3 Years
A uranium company has purchased two mines that have been idle since the 1990s and has plans to start them up again.
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One Injured in Riverton Compressor Blast
An explosion at a natural gas compressor east of Riverton has injured one person.
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Funds Running Short for Pavillion Cistern Program
A state program that provides cisterns to homeowners with polluted groundwater in the Pavillion area could run out of money before everybody who wants a cistern gets one.
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Wyoming: No Longer Cheapest Gas in the Region
Wyoming has lost its claim to selling the cheapest gas in the region because of its new higher fuel tax.
