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October 4, 2018 |
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Stay Connected with Mobile Devices in the Power Sector
Mobile technology can increase front-line operator and field tech utilization, improve real-time communication with dispatchers, and connect faster with customers. Field technicians also can respond proactively to operational events with access to data such as asset information, maps and diagrams, and customer information. Because utilities typically have assets spread across a wide geographical area, none of that can happen without strong, reliable connectivity. Ready to establish that reliable connectivity?
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How Did MATS Affect U.S. Coal Generation?
Industry aggressively fought the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) when the Obama administration proposed it in 2011 and finalized it in February 2012, warning it would precipitate the closure… |
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APPrO 2018 - Innovation and Disruption
The pace of change in the energy sector is speeding up. APPrO 2018 is your best opportunity to hear about current thinking, business plans and commercial opportunities in the Canadian power market, while making key connections at the industry’s networking hub.
Key topics:
- The provincial government’s new policy priorities
- LSEs and the options for future LDC business models
- Cybersecurity
- The realistic vision for DER
- Financial strategies for managing in a rapidly changing market
- Data usage issues for the energy consumer
- The expanding possibilities made possible by the new aggregators
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Flannery Takes Fall for GE Power Struggles
GE announced that H. Lawrence Culp Jr. has been named chairman and CEO of the company replacing John Flannery effective immediately. GE’s board of directors voted unanimously on the decision,… |
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EPA Advances Proposed Changes to Mercury Rule
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) confirmed it has submitted proposed changes to the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) to the White House for review, despite urging by the industry… |
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