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| Mississippi Power requests $600mn for Kemper County IGCC plant Utility cannot recover overruns from customers due to settlement. Read More Share:     | ||
| Natural gas prices hit two-year high Several factors play into the increase in gas prices. Read More Share: | ||
| EIA: Coal to recapture some of the energy market lost to natural gas The increase in gas prices expected to help boost coal generation. Read More Share: | ||
| Duke plans to reach 6,000 MW of renewable energy by 2020 Utility also wants to improve energy efficiency and CO2 emissions. Read More Share: | ||
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• California school district to use solar power
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• Puget Sound Energy hydropower project reopens after overhaul
• Southern Co. unit buys 139 MW solar power plant
• Old Dominion Electric Cooperative seeks to build natural gas-fired facility
• Infigen signs two power purchase agreements with SoCalEdison
• BITHENERGY, University of Maryland completed 366 MW solar power project
• Solectria inverters to be used at 215 MW solar project in Ohio
• Steven Chu leaves DOE as Ernest Moniz awaits confirmation
• Japan Nuclear Safety Institute and EPRI to collaborate
• Consumers Energy confirms plans to mothball 320 MW coal-fired power plant
• S&C Electric to procure, build solar PV project
• Fluor forms modular fabrication JV with Supreme Group
• Areva wins spent fuel pool level instrumentation contract from Duke
• ABB to acquire solar inverters producer
• Joint venture adds two wind power projects in Mexico to portfolio
• Areva to build nuclear reactors. used fuel treatment center in China
• AWEA names Kiernan as new CEO
• DOE: New battery could help solar and wind power the grid
• Areva delivers generators to nuclear power plant
• FPL's Cape Canaveral natural gas power plant comes online
• California school district to use solar power
• Rats blamed again for Fukushima spent nuclear fuel pool troubles
• Puget Sound Energy hydropower project reopens after overhaul
• Southern Co. unit buys 139 MW solar power plant
• Old Dominion Electric Cooperative seeks to build natural gas-fired facility
• Infigen signs two power purchase agreements with SoCalEdison
• BITHENERGY, University of Maryland completed 366 MW solar power project
• Solectria inverters to be used at 215 MW solar project in Ohio
• Steven Chu leaves DOE as Ernest Moniz awaits confirmation
• Japan Nuclear Safety Institute and EPRI to collaborate
• Consumers Energy confirms plans to mothball 320 MW coal-fired power plant
• S&C Electric to procure, build solar PV project
• Fluor forms modular fabrication JV with Supreme Group
• Areva wins spent fuel pool level instrumentation contract from Duke
• ABB to acquire solar inverters producer
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| TVA nuclear guard trades gunfire with trespasser No one was injured during gun fight at nuclear power plant site. Read More Share: | ||
| EPA proposes rule to lessen water pollution from power plants Industry group says rule could add financial and operational costs. Read More Share: | ||
| Coal-fired plants to remain largest source of U.S. power generation through 2040 Natural gas generation will still increase annually until 2040. Read More Share: | ||
| The U.S. solar industry puts people to work in all 50 states California leads the nation in people employed in the solar industry. Read More Share: | ||
| Coalition of states threaten EPA with lawsuit over New Source Performance Standard EPA has 60 days to finalize the rule before the lawsuit is filed. Read More Share: | ||
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| Weekly Coal Production Update The Weekly Coal Production (WCP) Report provides estimates for U.S. coal production by state based on railroad car loading data. Read More Share: | ||
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