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LIVE UPDATES: The Clean Power Plan at the D.C. Circuit
West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency (No. 15-1363) is arguably the most important environmental case in nearly a decade. For the U.S. power sector, the stakes are particularly high. The sector has grappled with uncertainty about the rule's future since the Supreme Court issued a stay of the rule on February 9. POWER's editors continue to update this page with news related to the daylong oral arguments at the D.C. Circuit on September 27. Read More

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Dutch Parliament Vote Could End Coal Power Generation in the Netherlands
The Dutch parliament’s vote in favor of a motion to cut carbon emissions 55% by 2030 could spell the end of coal-fired power generation in the European nation. Although nonbinding, the measure would bring the Netherlands in line with agreements… Read More

FERC Adopts GMD Rule and Says Farewell to Tony Clark
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) last week unanimously adopted a final rule on reliability standards to address the threat to the grid from geomagnetic disturbances (GMD).&hellips; Read More

New York City Sets Ambitious Citywide Energy Storage Target
New York City is aiming to have 100 MWh of energy storage by 2020 under an unprecedented target set by Mayor Bill de Blasio on September 23. The city's first-ever energy storage deployment target will help reduce reliance on the… Read More

Duke Energy Agrees to Pay $6 Million for Dan River Coal Ash Spill
Duke Energy agreed to pay a $6 million fine under a new settlement reached with North Carolina's Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) for the February 2014 coal ash spill at its Dan River power plant in Eden. State regulators fined… Read More

Nuclear Power Projected to Expand: 30 Developing Countries Considering the Energy Source
A recently released International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) study predicts that nuclear power will continue expanding globally in the coming years, even as the pace of development slows due to low fossil fuel prices and the growth of renewable energy.… Read More

Japan Kills Monju but Not Breeders
In a widely expected move, the Japanese government finally killed the ill-fated Monju breeder reactor project on September 21, but reasserted its faith in breeder reactor technology as a component of the nation’s future power mix. The Monju plant was… Read More

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Check out these stories from POWER's September 2016 issue and its sister publications:

Waste to Energy: An Opportunity Too Good to Waste, or a Waste of Time?

Exelon, America's Leading Nuclear Generator, Keeps the Faith on Nukes

The Nuclear Power Industry Is Increasingly Global—and Complicated

Lloyd's Register on Current Nuclear Power Challenges

Can Anything Save Merchant Nuclear?

Coal Power Plant Post-Retirement Options

THE BIG PICTURE [Infographic]: Global Emissions Limits

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