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Carbon Regulation for Existing Coal Plants on the Horizon

5/29/2014

Our ally in the fight for clean energy, the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy has released a “pre-blog” on the upcoming EPA emissions standard proposal, read it here, or read below!

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Global Warming & Grid Security Part 2: Adaption and Resiliency

5/26/2014

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Global Warming & Grid Protection Part 1

5/25/2014

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How will climate change affect our electricity system? And how will the impacts effect ratepayers?

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QER and Curious-er

5/23/2014

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Participate in the next formal public meeting on President Obama's Quadrennial Energy Review

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4 Word to Confuse the Enviro Crowd: "Great Report Sen. Murkowski!"

5/23/2014

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Anti-science Senator Murkowski has released an excellent support regarding the benefits of energy efficiency.

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Electricity: La. eyes future power needs amid gas-driven industrial boom

5/23/2014

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Electricity experts in Louisiana are pretty sure about a few things.

Demand from industrial users is poised to climb. Natural gas likely will remain a key source of power generation in the state for years. The entrance of a prominent regional transmission organization brings a new level of connection.

What isn’t as clear is just how big the wave of industrial demand may be. Or how the expected closure of some coal-fueled power plants in other states will ripple through U.S. power supplies. Or exactly how new transmission and generation will fit together…

Source: EnergyWire
Website: http://www.eenews.net/stories/1059999432/print