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Industry News 2003 P38
BPA's proposed hike drops to about 5 percent
The Bonneville Power Administration estimates its wholesale power rates could go up approximately 5 percent over current rates for the next three years, beginning Oct. 1.
Study shows dramatic improvements in renewable energy technologies
Performance improvements and government incentives have helped to make renewable energy technologies competitive with traditional forms of electricity generation, according to a study just released.
American Public Power Association names 2003-2004 officers
Glenn Cannon, general manager for Waverly Light and Power (WL&P), Waverly, Iowa, was named chair of the board of directors of the American Public Power Association (APPA) at the association's annual National Conference this week in Nashville, Tenn.
Mike Walsh wins 'President's Award' from Con Edison Solutions
ConEdison Solutions, an energy service provider, has presented Mike Walsh, its Director of Business System Development, with the company's annual President's Award.
FERC staff to participate at MISO conferences
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said that members of its staff will attend two conferences sponsored by the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc. (MISO) on its Midwest Market Initiative Protocols (MMI Protocols) and Open Access Transmission and Energy Markets Tariff.
Energy summit showcases programs to save money and protect system reliability
Commercial and industrial electric customers learned recently about new options for savings on their electric bills through participation in Load Response programs.
e prime energy traders disciplined for improper reporting practices
A natural gas marketing and trading unit of Xcel Energy has terminated or accepted resignations from four employees in connection with the reporting of wrong natural gas transactions to publications.
Broward County's two waste-to-energy plants receive OSHA's top safety award
The federal government has recognized two Broward County, Fla., waste-to-energy plants owned and operated by Wheelabrator Technologies Inc. as among the safest industrial plants in the United States.
Winners chosen in Energy Commission's 2004 art contest
Artwork by 12 California students has been selected in the California Energy Commission's 2004 Energy Quest Calendar Contest.
Con Edison Solutions presents energy education award to Michel Rimpel of the United Nations International School
ConEdison Solutions recently presented its Energy Education Award to Michel Rimpel, director of engineering and security for the United Nations International School in New York City.
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