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	HydroRethinking Hydropower Eligibility for State Renewable Incentive ProgramsIn the absence of a comprehensive federal renewable energy policy, many states have established regulatory frameworks that incentivize or require utilities to purchase or develop a percentage of renewable Tagged in:
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	O&MUsing Planning and Partnerships to Avoid DowntimeThe technology and materials within hydropower plants have advanced substantially over the last century. This has required plant owners and operators to take a more proactive approach to maintenance and Tagged in:
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	HydroSmall hydropower plant Verkhnebalkarskaya in Russia put into commercial operationVoith delivered the main equipment for the hydropower plant The commissioning was carried out by Voith with remote assistance due to travel restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic The new power plant will ensure stable production of clean electric-ity in the Republic Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia KABARDINO-BALKARIA, RUSSIA. On June 25, 2020, all three units of the […] Tagged in:
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	NewsReduced Cost for Renewables Supports Sector GrowthA new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) shows costs for renewable power are increasingly cheaper than those for generation from coal, reinforcing the trend of increased investment in solar and wind power and away from fossil fuel-powered electricity production. The IRENA report—Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2019—showed that more than half of […] Tagged in:
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	NewsWith Vogtle Completion in Sight, Southern Company Targets Net-Zero Carbon EmissionsFresh off the announcement that the final module for Vogtle Unit 3 was placed at the nuclear expansion project in Georgia, Southern Company said on May 27 that it was setting “a long-term greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.” The announcement was made during Southern Company’s annual stockholders meeting, which […] 
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	HydroFailed Michigan Dam Had Longstanding Spillway DeficienciesThe Edenville dam, which failed on March 19 flooding Midland, Michigan, and forcing as many as 10,000 residents to evacuate their homes, had its license revoked by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on Sept. 10, 2018, due to a “longstanding failure to increase the project’s spillway capacity to safely pass flood flows,” among other […] Tagged in:
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	Instrumentation & ControlsWhat You Need to Know About Magnetic Flow MetersMagnetic flow meter technology is an optimal tool for wastewater processing, which can apply across power generating facilities that require water for cooling, steam, or other applications. In recent years the 
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	POWER PodcastsSolar Power Is Cheap and Getting CheaperIn many locations, solar power is already the lowest-cost renewable energy alternative available. Some of the advantage stems from advancements made in manufacturing processes and economies of scale that solar companies have captured. Operating costs also factor into the equation—solar’s operating costs are minimal while operating expenses for wind power are more substantial. Still, Brendan […] 
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	SafetyDropsafe Expands Barrier Range to Tackle Drops in All ConditionsDropsafe aids expansion into a wider variety of operating environments in multiple industries with XE & ME models Hong Kong, 23rd April – Global leader in Drops prevention, Dropsafe, has announced today that it is expanding its Barrier range to meet industry demand for robust Drops prevention solutions across all environments. Industries such as power generation and […] Tagged in:
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	O&MELECTRIC POWER Conference PostponedThe world has become a very different place over the past few months with the outbreak of a new coronavirus—COVID-19. The virus has forced travel bans and literal lockdowns in several countries. The NCAA and Tagged in:
 
					 
					 
					 
					 
					 
					 
					 
					 
					