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Missouri Governor Signs Carbon Emissions
Bill Gov. Jay Nixon has signed legislation directing Missouri regulators to develop their own standards for carbon dioxide pollution from power plants. Read More Share: |
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Danskammer plant on Hudson to restart with
gas The new owners of an idled power plant on the Hudson River say they plan to restart operations with natural gas instead of coal. Read More Share: |
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NRA wants TEPCO to reexamine ice wall project at
Fukushima Daiichi Japan’s Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NRA) has instructed Tokyo Electric Power Co. to reexamine its plans to build an ice wall to freeze radioactive water in a tunnel at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Read More Share: |
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Arizona utility to pay $3.25M for 2011
blackout Federal regulators say they've reached a $3.25 million settlement with an Arizona utility over a 2011 blackout that left millions of people without power in California, Arizona and Mexico. Read More Share: |
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Video: Nuclear power plants brace for Hurricane
Arthur Nuclear power plants along the East Coast are prepared for the potential impact of Hurricane Arthur. Read More Share: |
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Florida utility signs PPA for Georgia nuclear
power Florida-based JEA signed a 20-year power purchase agreement for the output from the new reactors at Plant Vogtle in Georgia. Read More Share: |
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TVA seeks public comment on proposed coal-to-gas
conversion The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) is seeking public comment on its draft Environmental Assessment that proposes a natural gas-fired power plant to replace a coal-fired plant. Read More Share: |
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Optim's Twin Oaks coal plant headed to Aug. 4
auction The bankruptcy court for Optim Energy LLC on July 3 ordered an Aug. 4 auction date for the assets associated with the coal-fired Twin Oaks power plant in Texas, with a new party approved at the last-minute as the “stalking horse” bidder for these assets. Read More Share: |
More Headlines
• GE specially-designed wind turbines headed to Scotland project
• Oyster Creek nuclear power plant shuts down for planned maintenance
• Conergy Group secures $60M for 400 MW solar project business
• Toshiba, Ibiden to create prototype of nuclear power part
• Spinning Spur II wind project enters operation
• Onsite solar installed at California wastewater treatment plant
• Old Dominion University home to rooftop solar project
• Investment partnership formed for Texas wind energy project
• Siemens installs 10-GW of wind energy in the Americas
• Combined heat & power system coming to Connecticut YMCA's
• No new tenders prepared for Temelin nuclear reactors, CEZ says
• Bushehr nuclear power unit reaches full capacity
• Nuclear plant tests thousands of air samples
• Diesel fuel oil leak found at Fermi nuclear power unit
• GE specially-designed wind turbines headed to Scotland project
• Oyster Creek nuclear power plant shuts down for planned maintenance
• Conergy Group secures $60M for 400 MW solar project business
• Toshiba, Ibiden to create prototype of nuclear power part
• Spinning Spur II wind project enters operation
• Onsite solar installed at California wastewater treatment plant
• Old Dominion University home to rooftop solar project
• Investment partnership formed for Texas wind energy project
• Siemens installs 10-GW of wind energy in the Americas
• Combined heat & power system coming to Connecticut YMCA's
• No new tenders prepared for Temelin nuclear reactors, CEZ says
• Bushehr nuclear power unit reaches full capacity
• Nuclear plant tests thousands of air samples
• Diesel fuel oil leak found at Fermi nuclear power unit
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Henry Hub Average Natural Gas Spot
Prices The Henry Hub is the pricing point for natural gas futures contracts. Here's a look at how prices have changed up to July 2, 2014. Read More Share: |
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas' Economic
Indicators The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas offers a glimpse into how the markets are doing domestically and internationally. Read More Share: |
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EIA’s weekly coal production
report The U.S. Energy Information Administration has released its coal production report for the week ending July 5. Read More Share: |
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