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FPL Energy files application to build new transmission in Texas
A subsidiary of FPL Energy filed an application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas to establish a new regulated utility business unit to construct, own and operate transmission facilities in Texas.

PSE&G to replace 1,300 vehicles with hybrids to help curb carbon emissions in New Jersey
During the next decade, the utility will invest in hybrid cars and light trucks, hybrid bucket truck prototypes, electric-drives and alternative fuels in an effort to reduce emissions that contribute to global warming.

MidAmerican Energy Company and Rocky Mountain Power to deploy AMR system
MidAmerican Energy Company and Rocky Mountain Power to deploy turnkey Itron AMR system to nearly two million electric and gas customers in Iowa, Utah, Illinois, Nebraska and South Dakota.

MidAmerican Energy to automate meter reading
Automated meter reading technology will be installed in residential customers' homes and most business customers' premises to enable MidAmerican Energy to remotely obtain energy usage information.

Southwire providing superconductor cable for Con Edison's 'Project Hydra'
Cable will allow Consolidated Edison to build a more reliable and secure power system in New York City.

So. Maryland Electric Co-op deploys Oracle/SPL customer care system
Wipro Technologies provides systems integration services for co-op's Oracle/SPL deployment.

Demand response program gives D.C. residents electric pricing options
Smart meter project aims to give residential customers more control over energy bills.

Con Edison launches 'Project Hydra' to enable 'secure super grids'
Department of Homeland Security is expected to invest up to $25 million in development of the technology.

Westar Energy receives permission for new transmission line
Westar Energy received approval from the KCC to build a new 345 kilovolt high-capacity transmission line; preliminary estimates of the project costs are between $80 million and $100 million.

California re-launches demand response program
In a move state leaders say may well help make California's history of summer blackouts a thing of the past, the state has re-launched and restructured its demand response energy curtailment program.

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