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The Week's Most Read Articles
	Top 5 U.S. Coal Plant Heat Rates According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, a power plant's heat rate measures the amount of electricity used by an electrical generator or power plant to generate one kilowatthour (kWh) of electricity, measured as btu/kWh. Read More Share:
	EIA report: Clean Power Plan will lower CO2 emissions The proposed Clean Power Plan (CPP) will reduce projected power sector carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by between 484 and 625 million metric tons in 2030, this according to a recent report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Read More Share:
	Siemens to provide the first H-class power plant technology in Mexico Siemens has been awarded a contract to supply two SGT6-8000H gas turbines and two generators to Mexico. The components will be installed at the Empalme I combined-cycle power plant in Sonora, Mexico. Read More Share:
	Only five of 99 nuclear units remain offline As of early May 26, only five of the nation's 99 nuclear power units were not generating power, another sign that the annual spring refueling and maintenance season is winding down. Read More Share:

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• Appeals court rejects windmill plan off Atlantic City
• Senator requests radar update to clear way for wind energy
• Colstrip gets new operator as PPL spins off Montana assets
• Southern Nevada solar projects approved in Dry Lake zone
• Kudankulam 2 nuclear unit to begin commissioning “soon”
• SCE&G seeking rate hike due to nuclear plant costs
• California ISO utilizes Siemens energy management software
• Arizona Public Service to participate in California ISO energy market
• Facing deadline, Puerto Rico seeks to overhaul power company

• NYSERDA proposes long-term renewable energy commitment
• Czech government approves plan to build new nuclear reactors
• AREVA, Kurion to form nuclear waste management alliance to serve DOE
• Community Energy delivers 100 MW solar power project
• Delaware PSC approves Exelon, Pepco merger