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News & Announcements
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GE Energy - 5/13/08
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May 12 - McClatchy-Tribune Regional News - R.A. Dyer Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas
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May 12 - The Miami Herald
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ONTARIO, N.Y., May 12, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall
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GE Energy - 5/12/08
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May 09 - Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
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May 09, 2008 -- NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION DOCUMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS/ContentWorks
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May 8 - McClatchy-Tribune Regional News - Jennifer Myers The Sun, Lowell, Mass.
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May 07 - Buffalo News
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ATLANTA -May 08 - Florida Times Union
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Industry Articles
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Don Kopecky, Senior Supervising Engineer, WorleyParsons
05.02.08 - There is much talk recently about the extent to which we can replace our dependence on fossil fuels with energy derived from renewable resources. While renewable energy holds great promise, there are some limitations to renewable forms of energy (as there are with anything) which are very widely proclaimed and generally used as "proof" that they can never solve all our problems.
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Ben Cipiti, Researcher, Sandia National Laboratories
04.18.08 - In the battle between climate change, energy policy, and capitalism the weakest voice at the table is that of the average person. While industrial lobbies have tremendous power in the government and while environmental organizations increasingly have more influence, somehow the voice of the average American has been missing from the discussion.
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Harry Valentine, Commentator/Energy Researcher
04.09.08 - The Northeastern United States receives a large percentage of its electrical power from Canadian hydroelectric power dams. California imported electric power from the hydroelectric power dams of British Columbia during a power shortage.
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Tam Hunt, Director of Energy Programs, Community Environmental Council
04.04.08 - Large-scale solar is about to rise on the energy scene with unprecedented impact. The revolution in small-scale solar is well-known, with installation of small solar systems in California, New Jersey, Germany, Japan and Spain setting records each year. But the time for 5 megawatt and over systems seems to have arrived.
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05/13/2008 at 10:05 AM | Jose Antonio Vanderhorst-Silverio - Electricity Without Price Controls Blog
The dead-end of regulator’s capacity for price controls shows up once again, while modeling the Smart Grid business case. Under today’s EP
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05/12/2008 at 03:58 PM | James Warner - Who Invented AC Electricity? Blog
What can we do? As in the movie Field of Dreams a baseball field was built: “If you build it they will come” could pertain to a dream I ha
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05/09/2008 at 09:05 AM | Martin Rosenberg - From the Editor's Desk Blog
Enroll me in the school of thought that looks to complexity for an understanding of the future and its possibilities. So greenies do not like coal pla
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