David Kashi

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David is a New York native and holds a MS from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. He received his BA in government diplomacy, majoring in international affairs, counter-terrorism and homeland security.

Cuba Is Looking To Solar Power To Help Its Energy Mix Since It Relies Heavily On Oil Imports

Cuba's first solar farm is located 190 miles east of Havana in the central province of Cienfuegos.

TransCanada (TRP) Unveiled Plans To Build The Energy East Pipeline That Will Bring Crude East From Alberta

As the Keystone XL pipeline is delayed TransCanada looks east in moving its crude oil from Alberta.

Shell (RDS.A) Writes Down $2 billion Of North American Shale Assets, Q2 Profit More Than Halved

The oil company's Q2 profits dropped 60 percent because of higher exploration costs, production disruptions, and a write-down of shale assets.

TurkisPrime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan standing in front of Turkey's national flag

Turkey's First Nuclear Power Plant On Schedule Despite Deficiencies In Environmental Impact Analysis: Report

Nuclear power remains in the mix for Turkey as it looks to diversify its energy supply.

British Gas May Offer Free Power On Saturdays To Customers, To Lower Demand During The Week

Responding to political pressure to lower energy bills, British Gas owner Centrica may try "Free Saturday" plan.

Kurdistan Regional Government Natural Resources Minister Hawrami speaks with Turkish Energy Minister Yildiz during a joint news conference in Arbil

Kurdistan Is Looking To Export Its Oil Through Pipelines To Turkey By Bypassing Baghdad's Hold On Oil Exports

Kurdistan is looking to export its oil through pipelines to Turkey.

The No.1 Chemical Maker In The US, Dow Chemical (DOW), Supports Exports Of LNG But Advises Caution

The natural gas boom has helped petrochemical companies be more competitive, and they want to stay that way.

The Social Media Website Twitter May Or May Not Be Going Public

Rumors are spreading over Twitter possibly going public soon.

Union Groups And Organizations Defend The Keystone XL Pipeline After Recent Comments By President Obama

A joint partnership between the National Association of Manufacturers and union groups support the Keystone project.

Mill manager Josh Wheeler examines a pile processed potash at the Mosaic Potash Colonsay

Potash Prices Seen Falling 25% After Russian Cartel Collapses

Global Potash prices may subsequently decrease because of the ending of joint ventures by two large companies.

China Has Started Importing Natural Gas From Myanmar As It Looks To Its Neighbor for New Energy Access Routes

China is seeking to diversify its energy mix by finding new access points to import its natural gas and oil.

The Homer Ferrington gas drilling rig, operated by Noble Energy and drilling in an offshore block on concession from the Cypriot government, is seen during President Demetris Christofias' visit in the east Mediterranean, Nicosia November 21, 2011.

Israel’s Natural Gas Find Can Help The Israeli And Palestinian Peace Process

Off Israel's coast is a huge natural gas field. That energy bonanza also has the potential to help the peace process.

George P. Mitchell, One Of The Most Important US Oil Tycoons And A Key Figure In The Hydraulic Fracturing Revolution, Has Died At 94

George P. Mitchell, a Texas oil tycoon who drilled 8,000 wells, died Friday morning at the age of 94.

Energy Companies Halliburton (HAL) and Baker Hughes (BHI), Are Being Investigated By The US Justice Department

In a rare move, the DOJ is reviewing Halliburton's and Baker Hughes' hydraulic fracturing services.

Canadian Natural Resource (CNQ) Cannot Stop Oil Well Leaks Causing Environmental Damage: Alberta Energy Regulator

Birds, beavers and amphibians have died as a result of a series of oil leaks from underground wells in Alberta.

Oven On Boeing (BA) 787 Dreamliner Owned By Air India Overheats During Domestic Flight, Causing Smoke But No Fire Or Injuries

Officials noted that there was no fire or injuries to crew or passengers.

US Department Of Energy Finds A Way To Harness Energy From Viruses

DOE scientists are recognized for their work in finding new sources of energy.

Safety Measures In Canada's Oil Sands Sector Are Increasing Worker Protection: Government

Canada says it expects to continue implementing new safety initiatives for its oil sands work.

TransCanada Corporation (TRP) Says Its Gulf Coast Pipeline Is Now 95% Complete

The Keystone Gulf Coast pipeline, extending from an oil hub in Oklahoma to refineries in Texas is now 95 percent complete.

Report Lists 12 Top States That Lead In US Solar Power; NJ, Delaware, California At Top

State and local government’s policy towards the solar industry and not direct sunlight can make states top leaders in solar power.

TransCanada Corporation (TRP) Defends Its New Ad Campaign For Keystone XL Against Environmental Groups

TransCanada, which is behind the Keystone XL pipeline, defends its latest ad campaign for the project.

Environmental Groups Blast New Ad Campaign By TransCanada Corporporation (TRP) For The Keystone XL Pipeline

Environmentalists say TransCanada, which is behind the Keystone XL pipeline, doesn't have the best interests of Americans at heart.

Natural Gas Deal Between Iraq And Iran Not A Problem For U.S., Expert Says

Iran and Iraq, once sworn enemies, have warmed relations as they agreed to import gas from Iran to fuel power plants in Iraq.

TransCanada Crop (TRP) Launches New Ad Campaign For The Controversial Keystone XL Pipeline

The Canadian energy giant announced plans that it is starting a new ad campaign in light of President Barack Obama's climate change speech last month.