Thursday, May 1, 2014

PennEnergy's Top Power Headlines 5/1

Today's Headlines
• Exelon to buy Pepco for $6.8B in cash Facebook Linkedin Twitter
• 4 die in plane crash at South Dakota wind power farm Facebook Linkedin Twitter
• GE makes formal $13.5B offer for Alstom power and grid segments Facebook Linkedin Twitter
• RWE announces close date for 1,140 MW Littlebrook Power Station Facebook Linkedin Twitter
• Massive wind farm moves Mars toward carbon neutral operations Facebook Linkedin Twitter
• Oncor spared in Energy Future Holdings bankruptcy Facebook Linkedin Twitter
• Siemens installs second platform to grid connect offshore wind farm Facebook Linkedin Twitter
• Everyday Energy speaks on solar for affordable housing Facebook Linkedin Twitter


Top Power Headlines
Exelon to buy Pepco for $6.8B in cash
Exelon enters agreement to acquire Pepco Holdings in a cash deal valued at approximately $6.8 billion, creating the leading Mid-Atlantic electric and gas utility
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
4 die in plane crash at South Dakota wind power farm
Investigation continues into the crash of a single-engine aircraft at a South Dakota wind power farm that claimed the lives of all four onboard
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
GE makes formal $13.5B offer for Alstom power and grid segments
GE offers $13.5 billion enterprise value to acquire Alstom Thermal, Renewables, and Grid businesses
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
RWE announces close date for 1,140 MW Littlebrook Power Station
RWE announces close date for the 1,140 MW Littlebrook Power Station located in Kent
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
Massive wind farm moves Mars toward carbon neutral operations
Food manufacturing major Mars moves toward carbon neutral operations with a 200 MW wind farm that will provide electricity equal to its entire U.S. operations
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
Oncor spared in Energy Future Holdings bankruptcy
Oncor, which is a regulated transmission and distribution utility that is 80 percent owned by Energy Future Holdings, was not part of the bankruptcy filing by its parent firm
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
Siemens installs second platform to grid connect offshore wind farm
Siemens completes installation of second offshore platform for the BorWin2 grid connection to transmit wind power to the German electric grid
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend
Everyday Energy speaks on solar for affordable housing
Everyday Energy CEO Scott Sarem participated on a panel on the exciting opportunities for solar deployment for the U.S. affordable housing market
Full Article

Share: Facebook Linkedin Twitter Forward to Friend

No comments:

Post a Comment