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Excess demand could mean boost to fuel cells
Fuel cell technology to benefit from the excess burden on transmission networks.

Utility hedging gaining wider acceptance says survey
RiskAdvisory Conference attendees see greater cooperation among regulators, customer groups and utilities in rate hearings, but more is needed.

Information sharing makes for efficiency and new ideas
Integrating geospatial data with customer data allows utilities to optimize operational efficiency.

PA Consulting announces most reliable utility award
PA Consulting handed out their top honor at the ReliabilityOne ceremony.

Microturbine certified by CARB's 2007 emissions standards for distributed generation technologies
Microturbine by Ingersoll is first to be certified by CARB.

Southern Company CEO details Hurricane Katrina response with Senate committee trying to improve government disaster response
Exec tells Senators pre-planning and execution at center of success.

Sierra Pacific Resources and Enron settle legal dispute
After all terms of the agreement are finalized, Sierra Pacific expects its net payment for resolving its Enron-related issues will be no more than $89.9 million.

China could force U.S. utilities to scramble for uranium supply
Wyoming legislator says supply deficit could worsen.

FERC accepts Enron settlement of $1.5 billion
The settlement marks a turning point in FERC's efforts to bring closure to the 2000-2001 Western energy crisis, said Commission Chairman Joseph T. Kelliher.

Progress Ventures deploys nMarket software PJM and Midwest markets
Progress Ventures using nMarket to support generation offers, scheduling and shadow settlements in the PJM and Midwest markets.

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