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February 1, 2018 |
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| What is the future of energy in the digital age? |
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The energy landscape is rapidly changing. More assets are becoming connected, bringing great opportunity to leverage data to make better business decisions as well as deploy self-learning and AI technologies. At the same time, cyberattacks are occurring more often and are increasingly  sophisticated, while the need to comply with government and environmental regulation increases. Join us at the 2018 Connected Plant Conference to learn how Siemens is helping to shape this new landscape by leveraging digital technology to improve performance, increase availability, reduce costs and mitigate risks. Learn more.
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More Premature Nuclear Unit Retirements Loom
Two more U.S. nuclear power plants are facing early retirement, joining a string of generators whose fate was determined by market conditions, political pressure, or financial stresses assailing the sector.… |
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Major Players in World Nuclear Market Merge
China’s State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission reorganized and transferred China Nuclear Engineering & Construction Corp. (CNEC) to China National Nuclear Corp. (CNNC) on January 31, forming a new giant… |
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Steps for Solving Combined Cycle Project Delays
A recent article in The Wall Street Journal heralded the following: “Power Plants Bloom Even as Electricity Prices Wilt.” Understandably, the WSJ editors are excited about the current spate of…
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