Power Engineering

Table of Contents

10/01/2011
Volume 115, Issue 10
  • Features

  • Departments

    • Opinion

      • Texas Sweat 'em
        For many Texans, this past summer was hot, dry and electricity constrained. The first two are at Mother Nature’s mercy. The third is man-made and a bit more difficult to solve. To understand why, we’ll need to look at what makes the Texas power market run.
    • Clearing the Air

      • The Saga of Bull Run
        Let’s call a spade a spade. There is a witch hunt right now against coal combustion and the biggest targets are public utility boilers.
    • Nuclear Reactions

      • Making the Cut
        In early August, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) downgraded the United States’ credit rating to AA+, one level below the top tier of AAA, knocking the U.S. out of the elite class and sending the stock market into a frenzy.
    • What Works

    • Products

      • Emergency light fixture
        Birns Inc. has introduced a seismically qualified (per IEEE-344) emergency lighting solution for nuclear containment, the Birns Emergency Light Fixture-LED.
    • Generating Buzz

    • View on Renewables

      • Trends in State Renewable Energy Policy
        Given the lack of a federal energy policy, states have taken a leading role in designing and implementing renewable portfolio standards, or RPS. The lack of federal regulation in the area has resulted in states assuming their long-standing role as “laboratories” for public policy.
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