George Ellis may refer to: (wikipedia)
If we get an early jump on storage before the hurricane fears kick in and before injections begin competing with generation demand (for air conditioning), we should see more downward pressure on prices.
Our mines are among the safest in the country, so we are not operating from the perspective of having to do something precipitous.
Science is really important for the long-term future of the country, I think it's important for the economy and I think it's important for developing the capacities of people, whatever they're going to do.
It is always great to get an award - particularly when it talks about a lifetime achievement, ... There's something about starting and keeping going, rather than a one-off spike.
It is very nice for someone like me to be recognised by one's peers. This award is however not related to my area of specialty; it is for my work relating science to humanity.
Gas is the best answer I can give you. Coal was replaced by gas in the mid 1960s, and at the time it was cheaper and easier. You didn't have to put coal up on the fire every day.
What we're looking for is a sense of uniformity. It would be clearer and less confusing to be operating under similar standards.
With Richard, he has no agenda other than promote mine safety. He's always been accessible to all sides.
These two (gas and oil markets) should be doing their own thing. It hasn't been that way of late.
The utilities are saying a number of smaller, older coal-fired power plants, rather than install control technologies, they would just prematurely shut down those plants.
