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Ice Energy garners awards
Ice Energy receives Green Product award and "Most Promising Company" honors in one week.

IT summit to feature study on wireless solution for utilities
Gartner Energy & Utilities IT summit to feature Vyyo case study on private wireless solutions for utility industry.

100 MW's of new demand response capacity to help prevent New England winter blackouts
EnerNOC Inc. makes available 100 MW's of demand response capacity in response to the ISO-NE request for up to 450 MW's of demand response capacity to help prevent blackouts this winter in New England.

Dominion gains renewed licenses for Millstone power station
Millstone units given license to operate for 20 more years.

FuelCell Energy's DFC 300MA power plant receives certification from CSA International
Certification-related features help open markets to fuel cell power plants by reducing time and expense involved in delivering and installing units.

Michigan Attorney General prevents ratepayers from paying $20 mill forced subsidy to for-profit energy companies
Michigan Court of Appeals agrees with AG and declares MPSC's position of forcing subsidies for for-profit energy companies on ratepayers unlawful.

NRC task force focuses on tough lessons
NRC forms task force to look for lessons learned from 2005 hurricane season incident response.

Economist urges lawmakers, regulators to let market forces prevail in electric industry restructuring
Uni prof states in white paper, "The show must go on" referring to competitive markets for electric power in Illinois.

NERC releases winter reliability assessment
Assessment finds generation capacity should be adequate to meet demand this winter.

Communications on Gulf Coast weather the storms
The private, internal networks of electric, gas and water utilities, for the most part, continued to function throughout and immediately after the storms says report.

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