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Business 2005 P23
NSTAR set to welcome employees back to work
NSTAR Electric & Gas and its largest labor union, Utility Workers Union of America AFL-CIO, Local 369 are pleased to announce that union members have ratified a new four-year contract. The approval paves the way for NSTAR to have its full complement of workers serving customers beginning this Thursday.
Invensys to hold seminar on optimizing manufacturing assets and plant performance
Invensys Process Systems is sponsoring a one-day business and technology seminar, "Optimizing Assets and Plant Performance," on June 9, 2005 at the Great Wall Sheraton Hotel in Beijing, People's Republic of China.
APS seeks 1,000 megawatts of long-term resources
Arizona Public Service Company (APS) announced that it has issued a request for proposal (RFP) seeking at least 1,000 megawatts of long-term energy resources for delivery beginning in June 2007.
Prince George's County Schools Leads the Way in Energy Conservation
The school district, which serves over 135,000 students, has installed a software program from Verdiem Corporation that measures, manages, and reduces the energy consumption of over 17,000 of the district's PCs.
NSTAR and UWUA Local 369 reach agreement
NSTAR Electric & Gas announced that it has reached a tentative agreement on a new four-year contract with its largest labor union, Utility Workers Union of America AFL-CIO, Local 369. Company and union representatives signed the deal today. It will once again provide NSTAR with a full complement of workers to serve its customers.
Puget Sound Energy updates 20-year plan for energy
A newly updated, long-range analysis by Puget Sound Energy (the utility subsidiary of Puget Energy) shows a continuing need to acquire new electricity and natural-gas resources to serve customers' energy demands.
Calpine to sell Saltend Energy Centre generating proceeds of approximately $925 million
A subsidiary of Calpine Corporation has agreed to sell its 1,200-megawatt Saltend Energy Centre for a total purchase price of 490 million pounds Sterling, or approximately $US906 million, plus adjustments for working capital expected to be approximately $US19 million -- generating total expected gross proceeds to Calpine of approximately $US925 million. Saltend is a natural gas-fired, cogeneration power plant located in Hull, England.
FirstEnergy Ohio utilities file to establish a generation charge adjustment rider
FirstEnergy Corp.'s Ohio electric utility companies -- Ohio Edison, The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company and Toledo Edison -- filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio a request to establish a generation charge adjustment rider, as permitted under the companies' previously approved Rate Stabilization Plan.
NES plugs into Habitat for Humanity's needs
As Tom Brown looks over a huge collection of used office furniture inside Nashville Electric Service's garage, he sees a new house for a deserving family. Tom is the HomeStore Director for Habitat for Humanity, and every desk, chair, and filing cabinet donated by NES and loaded onto a semi Thursday morning is heading to his store.
Agreements reached in JCP&L rate cases
Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) announced that the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) approved a stipulated settlement agreement with the NJBPU staff and the Division of Ratepayer Advocate resolving the company's Phase II rate case filing, and a second stipulated settlement agreement with the NJBPU staff resolving the motion for reconsideration of the 2003 decision in its Phase I rate proceeding.
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