Deciding Maine’s energy fate

…To avoid continued wandering in the energy wilderness, the first thing we should do is become better informed. Did you know, for example, that more than 80 percent of Maine homes are heated with fuel oil, while nationwide, fewer than 8 percent of homes have oil heat? And that worldwide, the basic oil product that is both heating oil and diesel is in increasingly tight supply and therefore likely to be pricier than competing fuels much of the time in the future?

Equally, did those of you intensely committed to either opposing or supporting a liquefied natural gas terminal in Maine know that, whether it

Already, a proposed terminal in Nova Scotia that was fully licensed, well-funded and backed by substantial oil and gas producer Anadarko was dropped in 2006 because dependable LNG supply couldn