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Industry News 2005 P7

Utility industry consolidation likely to heat up in 2006 according to Capgemini survey
Majority at EEI Financial Conference point to strategic as well as back-office synergies as biggest drivers of M&A activity and interest in outsourcing.

Hurricane restoration team focuses resources on 105,100 remaining without power
FPL restores more than 3 million customers; pole-by-pole effort underway while estimate of complete restoration moves to Nov. 11.

British Columbia updates energy vision with expanded plan
Plan shoots for greater emphasis on conservation, efficiency and innovation.

FERC accepts new market analysis; takes action
Commission accepts market analysis for 50+ companies, revokes market-based rate authority for 100+ others, establishes procedures for disgorgement of profits.

Industry leaders and policy makers discuss role of nuclear in energy mix
Political, environmental and financial leaders will examine revitalized role for nuclear energy in America's future.

PSEG Nuclear completes refueling in record time.
Salem Unit 1 completes best outage and sets new world record.

Court ruling gives go-ahead to FERC in resolving Luzenac America/Enron dispute
Ruling invokes new Cantwell Amendment in Energy Policy Act.

FPL marshals team for final push to get customers back on line
Remaining 14 percent without power post-Wilma is focus of restoration team from 33 states and Canada.

FERC Chairman Kelliher to NERC Board of Trustees: ERO Must Be Strong
FERC acting quickly to issue final rules for certification of ERO.

Superna Energy opens new Chicago office
Company positions itself to better serve Midwestern clients.

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