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October 31, 2013

Federal Court Orders EPA to Move on Coal Ash Regs

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., issued a formal order today giving the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 60 days to set a deadline for issuing revised coal ash regulations, agreeing with a coalition of environmental groups that the agency has… Read More »





Kemper IGCC Costs Again Revised Upwards, In-Schedule Date Reset

The total costs of Mississippi Power's Kemper County integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) plant—the nation's only large-scale integrated carbon capture and sequestration project (CCS) under construction—have now almost doubled to $4.02 billion. A review of the Kemper facility's construction schedule… Read More »





Treasury Dept. Advises Development Banks Not to Fund New Coal Plants Without CCS

A revised technical guidance released by the U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday to bolster a key facet of President Obama's Climate Action Plan (CAP) declares an end to U.S. support for multilateral development bank (MDB) funding for new overseas coal… Read More »



Hans Blix Promotes Thorium Fuel for Power Generation

Former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Hans Blix, made a pitch for the use of thorium in nuclear power generation at the Thorium Energy Conference 2013, which concluded this week at the Globe of Science and Innovation at… Read More »



Former Dresden Nuclear Plant Workers Banned by NRC

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) issued orders on Oct. 28 prohibiting two former employees of the Dresden Nuclear Power Station in Morris, Ill., from participating in nuclear work under its jurisdiction. The two were implicated in an incident involving violations… Read More »



Impact of Electric Vehicle Charging on Grid May Be Far Less Than Feared

In recent years, the potential popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrid-electric vehicles has had utility executives up nights worrying about spikes in demand at the end of every workday as EV owners all began charging their cars upon… Read More »




Want More? Check out these stories from POWER's October  2013 issue:POWER October 2013 coverNuScale Puts Single-Minded Focus on Small Modular Reactor Practical Considerations for Converting Boilers to Burn Gas  Reciprocating Engines Continue to Be Flexible Workhorses Reducing SCR Fly Ash Accumulation with Improved Reactor Inlet Airflow LNG Exports: Who Gets to Decide?From POWER's sister publications:California Boosts Grid Flexibility with Another Fast-Start Plant Electrical Area Classification in Coal-Fired Power Plants Carbon Dioxide and the Fundamentals of Heat Transfer
 

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