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Industry News 2005 P11
NJNG chairman urges Senate to ease the burden of rising prices
He urged elected officials, energy utilities and natural gas customers to all play active roles in reducing natural gas prices and assisting those hardest hit by rising energy costs.
Demand response in electricity markets changes roles; increases opportunities
The study resulted in recommendations for Independent System Operators, electric utilities, regulators and policy makers.
EEI president testifies before Senate, urges full funding for low-income energy aid
EEI president acknowledged that there are no "quick and easy answers" to sharply higher home heating costs facing Americans this winter, but he did outline a series of steps that policymakers, industry and consumers can take to help ease the sting of rising energy bills.
Indus NLC to strategize ways to provide for burgeoning world nuclear market
Global current events, market pressures and government regulations such as the Energy Policy Act of 2005 are all laying the groundwork for a nuclear energy renaissance in the U.S.
Cape Wind plan approved for implementation by New England electric grid manager
Cape Wind's proposal to build America's first offshore wind farm on Horseshoe Shoal would provide three-quarters of the electricity used on Cape Cod and the Islands from clean, renewable energy.
International electric power industry leaders pledge cooperation on global climate change
Electric industry leaders from three continents pledged to undertake cooperative efforts to reduce the build-up of greenhouse gases and improve energy efficiency.
Nuclear power plant neighbors accept potential for new reactor near them by margin of 3 to 1
83 percent of Americans living in close proximity to nuclear power plants favor nuclear energy, and 76 percent are willing to see a new reactor built near them, according to a new public opinion survey conducted by phone of more than 1,100 adults at behest of NEI.
Southern California municipal utilities explore ice to reduce peak demand from air conditioners
Eleven Southern California municipal electric utilities are considering a new twist on an old-fashioned coolant - ice - to help reduce peak electricity demand during hot summer months.
ProVM announces creation of vegetation management practices
ProVM announced that it has created a standard for vegetation management practices called QVM that hopes to help vegetation managers across all industries in their daily jobs.
Entergy earns praise for treatment of low-income customers during Katrina aftermath
Entergy Corp. policies seen by consumer groups as "realistic and humane" while company starts relief fund.
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