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Wireless Sensor Technology Measures Torsional Shaft Vibration in Turbine Generators
The Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), in conjunction with Suprock Technologies, has conducted a research project to develop and demonstrate an advanced wireless sensor technology for monitoring torque&hellips; Read More

Coal Ash Utilization Surged in 2014 After Half-Decade of EPA Rule Uncertainty
Coal ash utilization, which had stalled between 2009 and 2013 as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) prepared a final federal coal ash rule, increased significantly in 2014. According to the American Coal Ash Association's (ACAA's) most recent "Production and Use… Read More

AEP Reaches Settlement on Ohio Coal-Fired Power Plants
American Electric Power (AEP), through its subsidiary AEP Ohio, announced on Dec. 14 that it had filed a stipulated agreement with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) in support of the company’s expanded power purchase agreement. Details of the… Read More

Risk Management: Using Resilience Engineering to Develop a More Reliable Workforce
All power generating companies and plant operators value reliability, but they may be paying too little attention to a critical variable: people. One million. That’s the approximate number of people in the sky over the U.S. as you read this… Read More

D.C. Circuit Leaves MATS Rule In Place as EPA Tackles Cost Consideration
The Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) will remain in effect as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) works on a final cost finding, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ordered on Dec. 15. The court noted in… Read More

THE BIG PICTURE: Future Coal Fleet
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