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Environmental 2005 P7
Republic of Korea joins Methane to Markets Partnership
On June 23, 2005, the Republic of Korea officially became a member of the international Methane to Markets Partnership. Korea joins the United States and 13 other countries in efforts to advance the cost-effective, near-term recovery and use of methane - a potent greenhouse gas - as a clean energy source.
Georgia Power investing additional $1.3 billion in environmental controls, reducing sulfur emissions about 50 percent
Georgia Power filed applications for four more scrubbers -- two for Plant Wansley near Carrollton and two additional scrubbers for Plant Bowen near Cartersville.
NRC issues final environmental, safety reports for proposed enrichment plant in New Mexico
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has published its final Environmental Impact Statement and Safety Evaluation Report for the proposed gas centrifuge uranium enrichment plant to be built in Lea County, N.M. The reports conclude that environmental impacts would be small to moderate and can be mitigated, and that the application meets the agency's health and safety requirements.
We Energies to buy wind farm developments
We Energies said Wednesday that it agreed to purchase the development rights for two 80-megawatt wind farm projects in Fond du Lac County from Navitas Energy Inc., a Minneapolis wind development company.
National parks and wilderness areas protected by Clean Air Visibility Rule
The views at America's national parks and wilderness areas gained further protection with the Clean Air Visibility Rule signed June 15 by EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson. Under the rule, states are required to identify older industrial facilities and power plants that affect visibility in specially protected areas.
PPL agreement with Pennsylvania DEP: 10 years of success in addressing 'Brownfield' sites
As a result of an innovative agreement signed a decade ago by PPL Corporation and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, old industrial "brownfield" properties across the state now meet current environmental standards.
New WRI, Ceres report highlights investor tools for assessing climate risk
The World Resources Institute (WRI) and Ceres released a report designed to help investors analyze business risks and regulatory uncertainties associated with global climate change.
Pennsylvania at forefront of renewable energy standards, PPL Corporation chairman says
By capturing the wisdom of a market-based approach, Pennsylvania's new renewable energy legislation provides an illustration that environmental improvements and economic growth not only can coexist, but actually are mutually dependent, PPL Corporation's top executive told participants at a conference on renewable energy Wednesday (5/25).
Annual rankings demonstrate continued growth of wind energy industry in the United States most populous states
On the eve of WINDPOWER 2005, expected to be the wind industry's largest-ever annual conference and exhibition in North America, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) released its second annual industry rankings of wind energy development in the United States.
Calpine to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions rate
Calpine Corporation, a leader in environmentally preferred power generation and member of the U.S. EPA Climate Leaders, is pledging to further improve its low-carbon emissions profile.
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