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Energy Voices California urges record $2.5 billion fine for natural gas blast

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. could face a record fine for a deadly 2010 natural gas pipeline explosion in a San Francisco suburb. Officials hope it will help prevent future accidents while some warn that rising natural gas demand is outpacing investment in energy infrastructure.

Energy Voices Prague blast: How big a threat are natural gas explosions? (+video)

Energy Voices Will leak detection end the oil pipeline impasse?

Energy Voices How do you spot a leaking oil pipeline?

West Virginia gas pipeline explosion – just a drop in the disaster bucket

Indiana explosion: Area treated as crime scene as investigation continues

Alert: Major cyber attack aimed at natural gas pipeline companies

Obama visits ravaged Alabama; Texas governor says, 'What about us?'

What caused deadly San Bruno fire? Investigations underway

Gas explosion, San Bruno: how authorities will investigate it

September 10, 2010 Photos of the Day

In Pictures San Bruno fire

San Bruno fire, after gas explosion, destroys neighborhood