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Google Hangout: Innovation in Natural Gas

February 17, 2014
What technologies are currently driving the natural gas industry? What innovative technologies can we expect to see developed in the next two, five or even 10 years? We’ve assembled a team of experts who will answer these questions and more—and will shed light on the future of the natural gas industry.
Join us for a live Google+ Hangout on Innovation in Natural Gas
Date: Monday, Feb. 24
Time: 2:00pm ET

Use #Energy2020 to submit questions for the panelists.

Our Expert Panel Includes:

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Fueling Transition to Next Generation Fuel Cell Vehicles

Tom Stricker Toyota Motor North America Inc
January 30, 2014
A decade from now, the phrase “eat my dust” could very well be replaced by “eat my water vapor,” due in large part by the commercial success of next generation fuel cell vehicles.
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Lancaster, CA: U.S. ‘Model City’ for Alternative Energy

Gabriel Muller
January 06, 2014
For the city of Lancaster in southern California, crime has plummeted and unemployment began to see a turn for the better since Mayor Rex Parris took office in 2008. But these accomplishments have not sidetracked Parris from pursuing his ultimate goal for the city: Becoming a model for alternative energy production in the country.
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'Hybrid' Nuclear Plants Could Make a Dent in Carbon Emissions

Mit News
January 03, 2014

Many efforts to smooth out the variability of renewable energy sources — such as wind and solar power — have focused on batteries, which could fill gaps lasting hours or days. But MIT’s Charles Forsberg has come up with a much more ambitious idea: He proposes marrying a nuclear power plant with another energy system, which he argues could add up to much more than the sum of its parts.

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