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Legal & Regulatory
State AGs Join Forces to Ramp Up Investigations of Climate Change Financial Disclosures
A handful of attorneys general want to join forces on ongoing and potential investigations into whether fossil fuel companies misled investors and the public about the impact of climate change on their businesses. New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman announced the joint effort on March 29, during a one-day climate change conference for attorneys […]
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Renewables
Edison Moves Toward Energy as a Service
Edison International, parent company of Southern California Edison (SCE), announced on March 29 that it’s launching a new business unit called Edison Energy that will provide energy consulting services to large energy consumers across the country to help them in identifying and exploiting opportunities to lower energy costs, reduce complexity of energy management, and meet […]
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Renewables
EEI Gets Pushback on Proposed Rebranding of Utility Solar
The Edison Electric Institute has come under fire for a new communications plan that was intended to depict utilities as more community-minded.
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Partner Content
MPW Mobile Ultrafiltration and Demineralization Units Exceed Canadian Power Plant Expectations
Challenge:
After a major refurbishment, a Canadian nuclear plant required additional process and boiler feed water for plant start-up and commissioning.
The plant’s raw water supply contained measurements ranging from 1-10 NTU, conductivity from 70-100 and color units ranging from 180-420. The plant also experienced highly variable flow rates, ranging from 0-600 GPM, and issues with the -
Renewables
D.C. Regulators Approve Exelon-Pepco Merger
Exelon’s acquisition of Pepco Holdings was approved March 23 as the District of Columbia Public Service Commission approved the deal by a 2-1 vote.
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Legal & Regulatory
Is Nuclear Energy “Toast”?
“My sense as I speak to you here today is that nuclear energy is toast,” said New York Times Reporter Eduardo Porter, as he opened a panel discussion titled “Nuclear Energy and the Clean Energy Future” held at the New York University School of Law on March 23. “Despite the challenge from climate change that […]
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Renewables
Emerging Microgrid Business Models
Whether utilities, technology providers, or independent third-party upstarts are best suited to create a reliable recipe for microgrid development remains an open question.
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Renewables
Microgrid Development Lessons Learned
Although new microgrid configurations, technologies, and business models are still evolving in the U.S., some lessons have been learned in the past few years. Aside from the fact that financing nontraditional/non-campus microgrids is hard, if there’s one overarching lesson, it’s that a microgrid designed to provide only one benefit or rely on only one generation source is unlikely to succeed.
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MPW’s technology leads to superior cleaning at Ohio plant
Challenge
A global polymer producer located in Ohio sought to improve the annual outage cleaning of its heat exchangers.
Historically, industrial cleaning contractors hand lanced the heat exchanger tubes, servicing four to six exchangers per night for two weeks to fit within the outage schedule. But often, multiple heat exchangers would require re-cleaning to allow for heat -
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The Cloud Advantage
The Cloud Advantage
6 Reasons Power Leaders are Moving to Cloud
Gaining business value from massive volumes of asset sensor datarequires a unique operating environment not typically part of the power infrastructure. What must power leaders consider when taking steps to transform their operations with data and analytics?
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