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09.02.2008 | BY JOHNATHAN RICKMAN

    In what would be the largest ocean energy project in the world, the British government has launched a two-year feasibility study to gauge the potential for harnessing the enormous tidal power of the Severn Estuary between England and Wales, with...

08.26.2008

Southern Co.'s Georgia Power has requested approval from state regulators to convert its coal-fired Mitchell power plant to wood biomass in another notable step toward greater renewable energy use by a company that has been hostile to federal renewable energy...

08.22.2008 | By George Lobsenz

In what could be the tip of a major energy scam, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced Thursday it has approved emergency tariff changes by the New York grid operator to stop some market participants from routing power destined for the...

08.22.2008 | By Chris Holly

Giving the green light to an unusual proposal from the state's largest electric utility, Colorado regulators approved Wednesday an Xcel Energy plan to shutter two coal-fired power plants, a move the utility says will make it easier to meet Colorado Gov. Don...

08.22.2008 | By Jeff Beattie

Calling it a key test of the state's commitment to competitive power markets, California's merchant generators howled this week about Pacific Gas and Electric Co.'s request to develop a new 560-megawatt gas plant in Alameda County, arguing the utility is...

08.22.2008

In a move that brings East Coast energy giant Dominion into Texas retail electricity markets for the first time, the Richmond, Va.-based company announced last week that it has agreed to acquire Cirro Energy, a relatively small marketer in the state. Dominion...

08.21.2008 | By Jeff Beattie

Defending its plan to speed the link-up of hundreds of backlogged generation projects to the transmission system, the Midwest grid operator this month rejected complaints from some generators that it is charging too much to reserve a spot in its...

08.21.2008

Saying cost pressures are "stretching its resources," the Tennessee Valley Authority said Wednesday its board of directors has approved a $15 billion budget for 2009 that includes a whopping 20 percent increase in the price it will charge for...

08.20.2008 | By George Lobsenz

In a clear sign that he will remain aggressively green on key energy and environmental issues, Pennsylvania Gov. Edward Rendell Tuesday nominated John Hanger--head of the state's most outspoken environmental group for the past 10 years--as secretary of the...

08.19.2008 | By Jeff Beattie

While saying electricity restructuring has clearly failed his state, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley nevertheless made clear Saturday that he has no plans to fully roll back the state's deregulated markets and instead may consider somewhat greater state...


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John McCaughey, journalist, bon vivant, friend and a past editor of The Energy Daily, died on Saturday of heart failure. He was 61. McCaughey was born to a Catholic family in Belfast, Northern Ireland, when it was not a city in which you wanted to be a... More »