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January 30, 2020 |
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Attend the ONLY event serving the power generation industry that provides real-world, actionable content and case studies year-round in print, online, and in person. It will help you do your job better, safer, and more efficiently and help better prepare your facility, your infrastructure, and you for what lies ahead. The ELECTRIC POWER conference is the best place to meet, have enlightened peer-to-peer conversations, and gain knowledge & insights on the pressing issues affecting power generation while staying current on regulations, policies, safety and best practices in an ever-changing industry. Register with code PWR100 to save $100!
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Interest in DOE’s Versatile Test Reactor Heats Up
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH) and TerraPower are jointly pursuing an opportunity to design and build the U.S. Department of Energy’s Versatile Test Reactor (VTR), an experimental fast neutron nuclear…
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Wisconsin Co-op Will Close Coal-Fired Plant
Wisconsin-based Dairyland Power Cooperative on Jan. 23 said it would close its 345-MW coal-fired Genoa Station No. 3 by year-end 2021. The move comes as the La Crosse-based utility continues… |
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The Rise of Distributed Natural Gas Generation
The power sector has increasingly turned to various forms of distributed generation to meet growing power demands over the past several decades. Although solar PV and other renewable technologies receive… |
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The POWER Interview: What Is a Digital Twin?
The term “digital twin” is used frequently by tech-savvy power industry professionals, but what does it really mean? To get an insider’s perspective, POWER posed the question to Akshay Patwal,… |
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How Utilities Can Manage Supplier Risk [PODCAST]
Power companies are turning to external suppliers and contractors now more than ever. Utilities are getting help with tasks ranging from the relatively simple, such as vegetation management and the… |
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