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.

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

‘Waste’ heat from power generation could meet a significant share of the UK demand for energy, providing a more efficient, flexible and resilient energy system than that currently proposed in an ‘all-electric’ approach to decarbonization of the UK energy system.

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