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Xcel Energy seeks electric rate increase in Minnesota
Xcel Energy asked the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission for an increase in electric base rates, the first for the company in Minnesota since 1993.

Restoration of power continues for customers affected by Hurricane Wilma
Repair crews focusing on hardest hit areas.

NERC approves new reliability council
ReliabilityFirst has been approved by NERC and plans to begin full operations on Jan. 1, 2006.

Energy Ventures Organization Inc. demonstrates and tests its second generation hydrogen generator
The company is producing hydrogen and converting it to electric power for use in homes with its hydrogen generator using solar and wind.

Pentadyne flywheel given exportability go ahead in Europe
Pentadyne DC flywheel power system earns CE Marking opening door to expanded sales and distribution in Europe.

Progress Energy notifies NRC of intent to file application to build new nuke
Progress Energy preparing second combined operating license for possible new nuclear generation in Carolinas and Florida.

More than 77 percent of FPL customers impacted by Wilma back on line
Company readies for slower going, asks customers to prepare their premises.

New study finds utilities should step away from natural gas to keep lights on
The study examines the roots of the current natural gas crisis in North America, discussing its commercial, technological, political and environmental causes and suggests solutions.

Almost 45 percent of FPL customers now have power restored
Electric service has now been restored to more than 1.4 million customers of the approximately 3.2 million customers left without power in the wake of Hurricane Wilma.

Pike Electric crews dispatched for hurricane restoration and snow storm in north
Approximately 1,400 Pike Electric personnel are involved in Hurricane Wilma restoration efforts as well as the first snow storm of the season.

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