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Hometown Connections and DSCI to market advanced metering infrastructure over power lines
Partnership will help members of the American Public Power Association gather and transmit consumption data over power lines.

Cooper Power increases production of Envirotran transformers to assist Hurricane Katrina recovery
Company says bio-based transformer can minimize potentially damaging impact of hazardous materials in hurricane-vulnerable areas.

AEP unit seeking bids for new generation to meet power demands
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma puts out RFP for new peaking and base-load resources.

Pepco accelerates plans for new transmission lines
Plan would ensure reliability in the absence of Potomac River Generating Station, recently shut down by Mirant.

The Katrina crisis
Man's technical ingenuity has collided with nature's rage in the Gulf of Mexico, and the outcome has been an integrated energy disaster.

CPUC approves $50 million refund for SDG&E customers
The refunds come from settlements negotiated with companies involved in California energy crisis of 2000-2001.

SmartSynch expands partnership with Elster Electricity
Elster will integrate and sell SmartSynch technology to utilities.

PG&E to buy more wind power; CPUC approves new contract
PG&E has been approved to purchase up to 75 MW of wind energy from PPM Energy's Shiloh I Wind Project.

MidAmerican clears Hart-Scott-Rodino review in PacifiCorp acquisition
MidAmerican and Scottish Power are free to close the transaction from the perspective of the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act.

N.C. load serving entities select Gestalt as third party for transmission planning
State's regional transmission planning initiative aims to preserve system reliability and enhance resource access.

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