Central Maine Power Reports 12,000 Outages Remaining
Central Maine Power Co. reported 12,000 customers without power as of noon today. ...
Endesa Combining Network Control Systems Project Across Latin America
Endesa Group in Latin America will implement advanced control systems for six of its companies in Chile, Brazil and Colombia....
LIPA and National Grid Restore More Than 50% of Customers Hit by Irene
As of Tuesday afternoon, over 2,400 LIPA and National Grid crews restored electric service to over 54 percent of the customers affected by Hurricane Irene...
Georgia Cooperatives Send Line Crews to North Carolina and Maryland
Personnel from many electric membership corporations (EMCs) in Georgia are headed to North Carolina and Maryland to help those states’ electric co-ops restore power to areas hardest hit by Hurricane Irene. ...
Dominion Exceeds Interim Goal, Restores Service to 77 Percent of Customers Affected by Hurricane Irene
Dominion has surpassed its interim goal of restoring electric service to 75 percent of customers today. ...
Irene Leaves 920,000 FirstEnergy Customers Without Power
As a result of Hurricane Irene, more than 920,000 FirstEnergy customers in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland were without power. ...
NC Electric Cooperatives Restore Power to 118,000
North Carolina’s electric co-ops have made significant progress in power restoration, reconnecting 118,000 households since Hurricane Irene knocked out power to 152,000 members in eastern North Carolina. ...
Progress Energy Tripling Crews to Respond to Hurricane Irene Outages
Progress Energy Carolinas is tripling its normal complement of line workers and tree crews in advance of massive and powerful Hurricane Irene, which is expected to make landfall around Cape Lookout Saturday. ...
New ISO Partnership With Nevada Utility Opens Door to Renewable Power
A member-owned utility cooperative in Nevada has taken the first step to join the California Independent System Operator Corporation and the agreement it entered into was given the go-ahead by the ISO Board of Governors....
PSE&G Prepares for Hurricane Irene
Public Service Electric and Gas Co., New Jersey's largest electric and gas utility, is closely monitoring the track of Hurricane Irene and is making emergency preparations should the storm bring heavy rain and strong winds to our service territory....
Pepco Announces Delay in MAPP Transmission Project
Pepco Holdings, Inc. has notified the Maryland Public Service Commission and Virginia State Corporation Commission that the company is requesting temporary delays in the Commissions’ reviews of the respective applications filed by the utility’s subsidiaries, Pepco and Delmarva Power, for state regulatory approval for the Mid-Atlantic Power Pathway (MAPP). ...
North Carolina Electric Co-ops Cast Eye Toward Hurricane Irene
North Carolina's electric cooperative officials are monitoring Hurricane Irene, which is currently gaining strength off the Atlantic coast and has strengthened overnight to a category 3 storm....
European Union Wind Power Will Triple by 2020
The European Wind Energy Association has published its scenarios for onshore and offshore wind power deployment in the EU, ahead of the European Commission's Energy Roadmap 2050, due to be published later this year. ...
Utility Coalition Seeks Rehearing of FERC Transmission Cost Rule
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's Order No. 1000 "clearly exceeds" its authority under the Federal Power Act (FPA) and "must be revised," the Coalition for Fair Transmission Policy said in a request for rehearing filed yesterday at FERC. ...
E Source Announces Top Utility Websites
According to the latest E Source benchmark study, the top-rated U.S. electric and gas utility websites belong to Wisconsin Public Service, Avista Utilities, Entergy Corp., and Pacific Gas & Electric Co. ...
Duke Energy Shareholders Approve Progress Energy Merger
Duke Energy shareholders today overwhelmingly approved the proposed merger with Progress Energy. ...
OG&E Installs Smart Meters in Midwest City and Del City
The advantages of smart grid technology are coming to Midwest City and Del City as OG&E begins to install smart meters on homes and businesses throughout the two communities. ...
University of Tennessee to Lead NSF Research in Transmission Systems with DOE Award
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville has obtained a five-year, $18 million award from the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy. ...
FERC and NERC Release Task Force Report on Southwest Outages
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and North American Electric Reliability Corp. yesterday released a staff report making recommendations to help prevent a recurrence of rolling blackouts and natural gas curtailments experienced by customers in the Southwest during extreme cold weather the first week of February 2011. ...
Omaha Public Power District Reaffirms Status as Southwest Power Pool Member
After discussions lasting 16 months, Omaha Public Power District and Southwest Power Pool, Inc. have announced that OPPD would continue its status as a transmission-owning member of SPP. ...
Smart Grid to Become €6.8 Billion Industry in Europe by 2016
The smart grid market in Europe will experience considerable development over the next five years, as utilities across the region work to meet rigorous efficiency mandates and integrate an ongoing build-out of renewable energies into the grid. ...
E Source Announces Top Utilities in Large Business Customer Satisfaction
Florida Power & Light Co., Silicon Valley Power, MidAmerican Energy, and the City of Palo Alto Utilities took top honors in the E Source Gap and Priority Benchmark 2011: A Survey of Utility Large Business Customers. ...
ComEd Highlights Utility's Summer Storm Response Efforts at Public Utilities Hearing
Appearing today before a House Public Utilities hearing in Highland Park, Illinois, ComEd President and Chief Operating Officer Anne Pramaggiore and other members of ComEd's executive team highlighted lessons learned from the utility's summer storm restoration efforts and the steps it is taking to enhance its storm response, noting that essential electric grid modernization will be needed to meet the increasing needs of customers. ...
Copper Thefts Continue at Nebraska Electric Facilities
Nebraska Public Power District is asking the public to help be their “eyes and ears” and be on the lookout for the potential theft of copper wiring from transmission poles and substations across the state. ...
AWEA and OSHA Form Alliance to Protect Workers
Indicative of both wind power's continued maturation and the importance the industry places on the safety of its greatest asset, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) and the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) entered into an official Alliance to further protect the health and safety of the industry's workers. ...
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