So far, U.S. electricity generators have managed to survive the current credit slump and financial collapse. Things could get far worse if the economy continues to deteriorate and credit markets…
Power
Monthly Issue | March 6, 2009
There is potentially good news for nuclear fuel buyers and developers of new nuclear power plants this year: Uranium price increases, which soared in 2006 and 2007, have come back…
Does the long-touted but rarely implemented broadband over power line (BPL) technology still have a pulse? Despite decades of attempts to roll out an information technology that would provide North…
An influenza pandemic could turn out the lights in large parts of the U.S. where coal-fired power plants predominate, according to a recent study by the University of Minnesota’s Center…
Power plant managers are familiar with selective catalytic reduction (SCR), a technology to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides from fossil-fueled generating plants. The regulatory battle over SCR was a key…
Layoffs in the wake of the economic crash dive have begun to hit the power business. Here are some links to announcements related to layoffs that directly affect the people…