Weekly Coal Production
05/24/2012
The Weekly Coal Production shows how much coal is being produced across the U.S. |
EPA to hold public hearings on Carbon Pollution Standard; extends comment period
05/21/2012
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will hold two public hearings on the proposed Carbon Pollution Standard for New Power Plants. |
Solar photovoltaic project enters operations
05/07/2012
The 50 MW Enbridge Silver State North solar photovoltaic (PV) project began operations May 7 in Nevada. |
FMC Corp. launches Environmental Solutions division
05/02/2012
FMC Corp. on May 2 launched FMC Environmental Solutions, a new division that integrates the company's products and solutions that prevent or remediate contamination of air, soil and water. |
Low-Cost Natural Gas - What's Not to Like?
05/01/2012
Natural gas in the U.S. is as cheap and supplies are as abundant as at any time in recent history. |
EPA regional administrator Armendariz resigns
04/30/2012
The EPA senior administrator for the South Central Administration (Region 6) has resigned after receiving an onslaught of criticism from comments he made two years ago. |
PacifiCorp: Coal-fired power fleet upgrades may cost $1bn
04/25/2012
PacifiCorp, a unit of Berkshire Hathaway's MidAmerican Energy Holdings, said upgrading its coal fleet in order to comply with future federal and state environmental requirements may cost $1 billion. |
FEIS approved for nuclear power plant's license renewal
04/11/2012
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff said there are no adverse environmental impacts in renewing the operating license of the Columbia Generating Station in Washington state. |
The Power of Information and Innovation
04/01/2012
Over the next few years, electric power companies will face a host of new environmental regulations that will tighten existing limits on air pollutants and other waste streams and introduce restrictions on previously unregulated substances. |
Hydroelectric bill that skips environmental review passes the House
03/09/2012
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill 265-154 on March 7 that gives small hydroelectric projects the ability to bypass environmental reviews. |
U.S. Senate proposes Clean Energy Standard
03/07/2012
U.S. Senators introduced a bill March 1 that would create a federal clean energy standard if passed. |
EUEC survey: 60 percent believe carbon pricing will affect business in 2012
02/02/2012
Enviance, Inc. has released a report from this week’s EUEC 2012 conference revealing that more than 60 percent of attendees believe carbon pricing will affect their businesses this year. The survey was completed by 237 North American energy and utility industry professionals. |
How's that Greenhouse Gas Permit Working for You?
02/01/2012
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality thought it was doing the good citizens and industries of Texas a favor by refusing to implement EPA's Greenhouse Gas Tailoring Rule. Did this plan backfire? |
Don't Delay Job Creation
02/01/2012
ICI-BMACT. This little eight-character acronym – short for EPA's National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Area and Major Sources: Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Boilers – has been causing agitation in both the commercial andindustrial boiler user and manufacturer communities for a decade … for different reasons. |
Coal-fired project needs environmental review
02/01/2012
A judge ruled that a $2.8 billion, 895 MW coal-fired power plant cannot be built until there is an environmental review. |
AWEA's 4Q 2011 results reveal rush to build
01/26/2012
The American Wind Energy Association has released its fourth quarter 2011 results, indicating a surge in wind power developments. |
Wind power project commissioned in Maryland
01/25/2012
Edison Mission Group (EMG), a subsidiary of Edison International, on Jan. 23 commissioned the 55 MW Pinnacle Wind Farm near the Maryland-West Virginia border. |
EIA outlook: CO2 emissions to grow 3 percent in 25 years
01/24/2012
The U.S. will make more natural gas than it will use and emissions are expected to increase in the next two decades. |
Planned nuclear power plant in Utah receives water rights
01/23/2012
Blue Castle Holdings Inc. (BCH) on Jan. 20 said it received approval from the State of Utah to use existing water rights for the planned Blue Castle Nuclear Plant Project (BCP). |
EIA study: LNG exports will increase electricity costs
01/19/2012
Exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) could increase U.S. consumer prices for the fuel by 36 to 54 percent by 2018, according to the Energy Information Administration study, “Effect of Increased Natural Gas Exports on Domestic Energy Markets.” |
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