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Cinergy Solutions assists Knauf Insulation with expansion
Insulation manufacturer invests $150 million to increase production capability by 50% including $6.5 million to enhance and modernize the electric infrastructure

ABB wins contract to upgrade Barbados power network
ABB given $18 million contract to upgrade power network on Barbados; underground cables can protect island grid from hurricane blackouts.

Constellation NewEnergy wins contract to supply Maryland schools
Constellation NewEnergy wins $18 Million contract to supply electricity to Frederick area schools.

Nearly 95 percent of FPL customers have power restored.
Electric service for 3,065,000 impacted by Hurricane Wilma restored by FPL and assisting crews.

ESCO finalizes contract with PG&E
New contract will support PG&E's AMI project.

Affordable power for Colorado takes step forward; $180 million offered to tap energy of Rockies
NAPG takes steps to ensure transmission lines for power delivery; project could open gateway for expanded wind power development.

AEP operating company SWEPCO signs power supply deal with Arkansas municipal
SWEPCO signs 25 year wholesale power supply deal with Hope Water and Light Commission.

Alliance Data and PNM Resources sign 7-year customer care agreement
New deal is expected to save Alliance Data $10 million in information technology.

Electric City to develop demand response system for Enersource
Ontario utility will own and operate VNPP system to control customers' lighting load during peak demand.

GE's wind turbine technology to be new project in Japan
GE Energy's 2.5 megawatt wind turbine technology is being introduced into Japan through an agreement that will add 85 megawatts of wind energy capacity to the country's electricity grid.

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