Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Power Engineering Top Stories 11/4

Top Stories
NRC resumes license renewals for US nuclear power plants after two year hiatus
Following a two-year hiatus, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has resumed issuing license renewals for nuclear power plants in the nation.
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KCP&L requests rate increase to cover upgrade costs at coal-fired power plant
Great Plains Energy subsidiary, Kansas City Power & Light (KCP&L), filed a request with the Missouri Public Service Commission (MPSC) to increase base rates for electric service to about 270,000 of its 565,000 Missouri customers in the KCP&L Missouri service area.
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NorthWestern receives FERC approval for pending transaction of 11 hydro facilitie
NorthWestern Corporation (NYSE: NWE) has received the final regulatory approval required for its pending $900 million purchase of 11 hydroelectric facilities representing 633-MW of capacity and one storage reservoir from PPL Montana (NYSE: PPL).
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Report finds problem with Hanford nuclear vapors
The U.S. Department of Energy does not have an adequate system to detect whether harmful vapors are sickening workers at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation, the nation's most polluted nuclear site, according to a new report issued Thursday.
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Industry News
Kemper plant costs rise $496M due to startup delays
In the September monthly report filed by Southern Co. (NYSE: SO) to the Mississippi Public Service Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company said its subsidiary, Mississippi Power, will need an additional $496 million to extend the deadline to finish the Kemper Integrated Coal Gasification Combined-Cycle (IGCC) facility in eastern Mississippi.
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Axion Power to supply energy storage for 9.1 MW Pennsylvania solar farm
Axion Power International, Inc. will supply energy storage and frequency regulation for a solar farm that, upon completion, will be the largest in Pennsylvania.
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Utilities open new gas-fired plant in Cheyenne
Power company officials on Tuesday marked the opening of a new gas-fired power plant in Cheyenne that replaces several old coal-fired plants elsewhere.
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Siemens to supply service & maintenance for Iowa wind projects
Siemens (NYSE: SI) signed a long-term agreement with MidAmerican Energy to provide service and maintenance for 958 SWT-2.3 wind turbines at 12 projects in Iowa.
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More Headlines
Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas headquarters will be located in Florida
Westinghouse to provide nuclear passive safety system to Ukraine plant
Guam to build $589M power plant to meet regs
After Fukushima, Japan gets green boom and glut
MHPS to supply steam turbines, gensets for coal-fired power plant in the Philippines
EPRI names Korea Hydro and Nuclear Power CEO to board of directors
Second Belarusian nuclear unit construction ahead of schedule
Browns Ferry Unit 1 back online after refueling, maintenance outage
Siemens names new CEO of Wind Power & Renewables business
Man wins FERC approval for his own personal hydro dam
DOE invests $13M for advanced nuclear reactor technologies
Mystery drones fly over French nuclear sites

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