11 March 2010 - UTC Power has announced that its new 400 kW fuel cell system, the ‘PureCell’ Model 400, has been certified to meet the latest emission standards of the California Air Resources Board (CARB), the strictest in the United States.

Fortum’s Russian subsidiary OAO Fortum and the Chelyabinsk Region Administration in Russia have agreed on extensive cooperation in the area of energy efficiency, including the automation and upgrade of the Chelyabinsk district heating system.

Sustainable energy services and facility management solutions company, Veolia Energy North America has purchased the Comfort Link district cooling system business in Baltimore, Maryland, US, one of the nations’ largest ice thermal storage systems that serves 50 major customers in the city.

Korea Electric Power Corporation (Kepco) of South Korea and Turkey’s Elektrik Uretim (EUAS), the two countries’ state power companies, have signed of a co-operation agreement to develop nuclear power in Turkey.

Vattenfall has signed an agreement to sell its subsidiary 50Hertz Transmission GmbH, which owns and operates Vattenfall’s German transmission grid, to the Belgian transmission system operator Elia and to the Australian Industry Funds Management (IFM), one of the largest global infrastructure investment managers.

These are the latest pricing points on the Henry Hub as of March 10, 2010.

Great Lakes Utilities and Consolidated Water Power Co. (CWPCo), a unit of NewPage Corp, have signed a letter of intent to sell five CWPCo hydroelectric projects located along the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin.

Six buildings at the 620 MW Kleen energy natural gas-fired plant in Connecticut have been deemed unsafe by the city of Middletown's building official, according to an article with The Hartford Courant.