Obama Administraion
By Joseph Baker on January 20, 2012
Tags: Both Southern Company, Entergy, NRG Energy, SCANA Corporation, Toshiba Corp., Vermont Yankee, Westinghouse Electric Company, Germany, Japan, United States, Department of Energy (DOE), Entergy Corporation, Japan Disaster, NRC, NRG Energy, nuclear energy, Obama Administraion, SCANA Corporation, Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs), Southern Company, the Blue Ribbon Commission, Vermont Yankee, Westinghouse Electric Company, Angela Merkel, energy, Georgia, John Garvan Murtha, manufacturing, New Jersey, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, pdf, South Carolina, Steven Chu, Texas, U.S. Department of Energy, Vermont
On Friday, the U.S Department of Energy said it is seeking private industry partners to develop small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs).
By Joseph Baker on October 5, 2011
Tags: PPL Electric Utilities, United States, Boardman-Hemingway line, Cascade Crossing Line, Department of Energy (DOE), Gateway West Project, Hampton-Rochester-La Crosse, Obama Administraion, PPL Electric Utilities, Rapid Response Team for Transmission (RRTT), SunZia Transmission Project, Susquehanna-Roseland power line, Transmission Infrastructure, TransWest Express, Arizona, Congress, David DeCampli, Department of Energy, Idaho, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah, Wisconsin, Wyoming
The Obama Administration has announced a group of pilot projects selected for a newly formed team charged with expediting and simplifying the building of transmission lines in the United States.
By Joseph Baker on August 17, 2011
Tags: bp oil disaster, BP oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, Deep Water Horizon, deepwater drilling, Gannet Alpha platform, Green Party, New Zealand David Clendon, Obama Administraion, offshore oil drilling, Royal Dutch Shell
As oil continues to spill from a secondary leak at a Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: RDS.A) offshore drilling operation in the North Sea, questions are resurfacing regarding the safety of deepwater oil exploration and development.
