Day archives: May 10th, 2012

FDIC strategy for esolving systemically important financial institutions

Remarks by Martin J. Gruenberg, Acting Chairman, FDIC to the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Bank Structure Conference; Chicago, IL – May 10, 2012 “Today I would like to take the opportunity to discuss one of those challenging issues – the orderly resolution of systemically important financial institutions (SIFIs). The Dodd-Frank Act provided important new …

Subjects: Government Documents

Census Bureau Reports Foreign-Born Households are Larger, Include More Children and Grandparents

“The U.S. Census Bureau reported today that foreign-born households are, on average, larger than native households, have more children under age 18, and are more likely to be multigenerational. The average size of foreign-born households (3.4 people) was larger than that of native-born households (2.5 people). About 62 percent of foreign-born family households included children …

Subjects: Government Documents

EIA – 2011 Domestic Uranium Production Report

2011 Domestic Uranium Production Report, May 2012 “U.S. uranium exploration drilling was 5,441 holes covering 3.3 million feet in 2011. Development drilling was 5,156 holes and 3.0 million feet. Combined, total uranium drilling was 10,597 holes covering 6.3 million feet, 47 percent more holes than in 2010. Expenditures for uranium drilling in the United States …

Subjects: Government Documents

EIA – Vietnam Country Analysis Brief

Vietnam: “Over the course of two decades Vietnam emerged as an important oil and natural gas producer in Southeast Asia. Vietnam has boosted exploration activities, allowed for greater foreign company investment and cooperation in the oil and gas sectors, and introduced market reforms to support the energy industry. These measures have helped to increase oil …

Subjects: Government Documents

Over the past decade, lighting became more efficient across all sectors

EIA: “The Department of Energy (DOE) recently released a study of the 2010 lighting market, finding that lighting across all sectors became more energy efficient since their study of the 2001 lighting market. The residential sector, which accounted for 25% of total lighting energy consumption in 2010, remained the least energy efficient of the sectors, …

Subjects: Government Documents