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April 19, 2018 |
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Microgrids have the Potential to Reduce Power Outages and Electric Costs
With growing interest in renewable energy, the use of small scale, localized Microgrids based on renewable energy sources are playing an increasingly dominant role in electricity production around the world. Microgrids have the ability to disconnect from traditional power grids, operate autonomously and offer more flexibility for utilities and consumers. Because of their localized design, Microgrids strengthen grid tie resilience, which lessens the impact of power outages and reduces electric power downtime. By means of on-site generation management, Microgrids may also reduce customer costs.
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Utility Reaches Settlement in Emissions Lawsuit
The Colorado Springs City Council, which also serves as the board for community-owned Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU), approved the settlement of a lawsuit brought against the city’s downtown coal-fired Martin…
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New Jersey Legislature Backs Nuclear Subsidies
New Jersey’s Assembly and Senate in separate actions on April 12 passed bills to ensure continued operation of PSEG’s Salem and Hope Creek nuclear power plants. Lawmakers also passed bills…
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