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Industry News 2005 P37
Southern Company named among 'Top 10 Innovators'
Southern Company has been named among Georgia's "Top 10 Innovators" by the Technology Association of Georgia (TAG). The honor was recently announced in Atlanta at the Georgia Technology Summit, which is sponsored by TAG.
NRC seeks public comment on revised guidelines for nuclear power plant license renewal applications
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is seeking public comment on three draft documents containing guidance for nuclear power plant licensees in submitting applications to the agency for renewal of plant operating licenses.
UK takes top spot as most attractive renewable energy market
The United Kingdom is the most attractive renewable energy marketplace, according the recently published Ernst & Young Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Indices report.
Global study suggest momentum building toward reliance on digital protection and control systems
The Newton-Evans Research Company has completed a six-month research program, conducting a global survey of protective relay usage patterns in the world's electric power business. Findings from more than 100 North American utilities and from more than 40 utilities from major countries around the world point up a number of changes in purchase and application of protective relays over the last few years.
Chartwell names Peace CIS market leader for competitive energy retail
Peace Software has captured the number one slot for Customer Information System (CIS) market share amongst North American retail energy marketers, according to the new Chartwell Report on CIS Installations in North America 2005.
Georgia Power selects DYMEC for substation WAN Deployment Project
Georgia Power, the largest of five electric utilities that make up Southern Company, and one of DYMEC's top power utility customers, was nominated for the prestigious Utility Automation & Engineering T&D 2004 Automation Project of the Year Award for their Substation WAN Deployment Project.
Leak at Fermi 2 nuclear plant was from non-radioactive source
Detroit Edison confirmed that a water leak which shut down the Fermi 2 nuclear plant Monday afternoon came from a non-radioactive cooling system.
Utility Automation & Engineering T&D magazine announces Projects of the Year award winners
Utility Automation & Engineering T&D magazine, presented by PennWell Corp., will present its 2004 Projects of the Year Awards on Tuesday, Jan. 25, during the keynote session of the DistribuTECH Conference and Exhibition in San Diego, Calif.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company announces Mirant has agreed to resolve energy crisis claims
Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced a settlement agreement with Mirant resolving overcharges and market manipulation claims from the sale of electricity by Mirant's California operations. If the settlement is approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the bankruptcy court overseeing Mirant's Chapter 11 case, PG&E's customers will receive approximately $300 million in value through cash, the transfer of Mirant's interest in an uncompleted power plant, and other benefits.
Skipping Stone's 7th annual Energy Transaction Software survey available
The 7th annual Skipping Stone Energy Transaction Software survey for 2005 is now available to all software vendors for open participation at www.SkippingStone.com.
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