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Carbon emissions to decline 30% by 2030; states can
create plans, EPA says The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced rules aimed at cutting carbon emissions from power plants by 30 percent by 2030. Read More Share:     |
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DTE Energy acquires wind farm,
renames DTE Energy (NYSE: DTE) has purchased one of two Pheasant Run wind parks from a NextEra Energy Resources LLC. (NYSE: NEE) subsidiary. Read More Share: |
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Kansas gives go-ahead again to new coal
plant A state regulator has given the go-ahead again for the construction of a $2.8 billion coal-fired power plant in southwest Kansas. Read More Share: |
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Cat litter may have led to radiation leak at
WIPP Kitty litter may be to blame for a radiation leak at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in New Mexico, but workers continue their investigation. Read More Share: |
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Turkey nuclear power plant to be operational by
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Exelon, Pepco Holdings file merger application with
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Wind power industry adds 485 MW in first
quarter With 26 percent growth from the first quarter in 2013, the wind energy industry has installed 485-MW of wind power capacity during the same time this year. Read More Share: |
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Missouri S&T shuts down campus coal
plant A World War II-era power plant at Missouri University of Science & Technology has been shut down as the Rolla school transitions to a more energy-efficient geothermal system. Read More Share: |
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• First Wind’s solar project in Massachusetts begins commercial operations
• IKEA to install Kansas’ largest solar rooftop
• Siemens, Clariant to create coal gasification technology
• PPL keeps Susquehanna 1 nuclear unit offline after maintenance outage
• ITC approved for public utility status in Wisconsin
• APR Energy names new COO
• Environmentalists urge more green energy for NY
• American Boiler Manufacturers Association names new president, CEO
• Bluesphere receives emissions permit for waste-to-energy project in North Carolina
• Ohio bill would limit impact of new pollution rule
• Kansas officials studying EPA greenhouse gas rule
• W.Va. determining impact of new pollution rule
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