From the Editor's Desk - A Blog by Marty Rosenberg
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Jan 19, 2012
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As utilities prepare for an unprecedented round of investments – and as they are being hit by some of the most costly environmental rules ever imposed by the federal government, uncertainty abounds. To assess the risk and address possible solutions, I will be convening a panel discussion next Wednesday with three leading energy consultants - Mark Gabriel, senior vice president strategy and business process with Black & Veatch... -
Jan 10, 2012
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Did you read the article last week about Constellation Energy wanting tighter coal power plant emission rules? It is unfair, the Baltimore utility says, that it has invested heavily in complying with anticipated federal rules toughening standards on sulfur and nitrogen emissions. Those rules, expected to begin this year, are on hold as a result of a court stay granted in response to requests by sister coal burning utilities and others....
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DESPITE NUMEROUS DELAYS and the looming threat of budget cuts due to the poor global economy, the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, an international project to prove the viability of fusion as an energy source, has reached a new stage in its development."We are poised to transition from design work into fabrication," said William Cahill, federal project director at the U.S. -
AS CARLOS PASCUAL SEES IT, energy is at the core of America's power and influence in the world. The Obama administration and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have tapped Pascual, the former U.S. ambassador to Mexico, to head a significant ramp up of the resources our government dedicates to advance the combined energy and strategic interests of America.Clinton this fall established a Bureau of
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Vestas Wind Systems A/S, a Denmark-based wind energy company, has received the third order for V112-3.0 MW wind turbines from TuuliWatti Oy for delivery of 10 units for the Tervola project.














