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Qantas aims for trigeneration at Sydney Airport (Mar 4, 2010)

Australia’s Qantas Airways and GridX Power have signed an agreement to build the first significantly-sized trigeneration plant in New South Wales.

Air emissions set for stationary diesel gensets (Feb 18, 2010)

EPA is setting standards to become effective in 2013 to cut emissions from more than 900,000 stationary diesel engines that generate electricity and power equipment.

Third US wholefoods store to use fuel cell energy (Feb 1, 2010)

Whole Foods Market has chosen to power a third store, located in San Jose, California, US, with on-site fuel cell power from UTC Power. The other stores to install a ‘PureCell’ system from the company are in Dedham, Massachusetts and Glastonbury, Connecticut.

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Renewable energy program supporters "disappointed" in Canada (Mar 4, 2010)

The new Canadian federal budget fails to include money for a production tax instrumental in supporting wind energy projects.

Kleen natural gas-fired plant had little safety oversight (Mar 4, 2010)

Connecticut legislators learned there is no one government agency that had authority to regulate safety issues at power plants like the Kleen Energy natural gas-fired plant.

EPA greenhouse gas regulations could get 2-year suspension (Mar 4, 2010)

West Virginia Sen. Jay Rockefeller introduced legislation to suspend Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulation of greenhouse gases from stationary sources such as coal- and natural gas-fired plants for two years.

The Next 10 Years: A View From a Utility CEO (Mar 4, 2010)

The question is, what’s going to happen over the next 10 years in particular? I think at that time we’re looking at the need for tens of thousands of megawatts not only to meet new load growth but hopefully to start replacing some aging coal plants around the country.

Entergy's revised nuclear power spinoff plan "financially weak" (Mar 4, 2010)

Entergy Corp. has agreed to several concessions to woo New York regulators to approve a planned spin off nuclear power plant company, Enexus Energy Corp.

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