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Duke Energy Seeks Solar Suppliers to Launch $100 Million Solar Plan

Duke Energy Carolinas is seeking bids from solar power companies to supply solar panels, electrical equipment and installation services as part of the utility’s proposed $100 million North Carolina solar plan.
Starting in early 2009, Duke Energy wants to install electricity- generating photovoltaic solar panels at up to 850 North Carolina sites, including homes, schools, office [...]

Entergy Warns of Precarious Power Island Situation in Southeastern Louisiana

Entergy’s transmission system has sustained extremely severe damage from Hurricane Gustav, damage that could make power restoration a difficult and slow process, especially in southeastern Louisiana.
In terms of power outages, Hurricane Gustav was the second worst in Entergy’s 95-year history, peaking at about 850,000 early Tuesday — the overwhelming majority of them in Louisiana. That [...]

Welwind Energy Announces Management Update on Inner-Mongolia Projects

Welwind Energy International Corp. announces management update from Shannon de Delley, Welwind Director and Mark Sutin, Windcor Power Systems Engineer for their due diligence trip to China.
Mr. de Delley met with officials of Hanergy to review their operational wind project. The project is a current joint venture with Ningxia Group and part of an operational [...]

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Partners with EnergyConnect for Demand Response Services

EnergyConnect, an industry leader in innovative demand response technologies, executed a contract to become the provider of demand response services for Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport located in Arlington, Virginia.
Reagan National Airport, managed and operated by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, operates two terminals and nearly 100 concessions, serving an average of 18.7 million passengers [...]

Ferus announces new northern CO(2) facility

Ferus Inc. is pleased to announce that it is constructing a new state-of-the-art carbon dioxide (“CO(2)”) liquefaction plant in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The facility’s location in north-central Alberta will enable Ferus to efficiently deliver liquid CO(2) to developing energy resource plays in north-western Alberta and north-eastern British Columbia. The facility will capture gaseous CO(2), a [...]

Canadian Solar Announces US Office

Canadian Solar Inc. announced that it has opened a US head office and customer center in San Ramon, California. The office will house purchasing, sales, sales support, and R&D staff. The office contact information is:
12657 Alcosta Blvd., Suite 140
San Ramon, CA 94583, USA
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VIASPACE Meets With Customers at Largest U.S. Fuel Cell Show

VIASPACE Inc. exhibited its products and met with current and potential customers and business partners at the Fuel Cell Seminar held in Phoenix, AZ October 28-30, 2008. With 1700 attendees, the Fuel Cell Seminar is the largest fuel cell technical meeting and exhibition in the United States.
VIASPACE and its subsidiary Direct Methanol Fuel Cell Corporation [...]

Ecopetrol S.A. Clarifies Information Concerning New Suit Filed by Llanos Oil Exploration

Ecopetrol S.A. informs that on January 19 it was notified of a new lawsuit filed against it in The Hague (Netherlands) by Llanos Oil Exploration Ltd. as a consequence of the termination of the Guatapuri partnership contract on July 23, 2003.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20090209/ARM001LOGO )
In regards to this process and other legal actions related to the [...]

Regency Energy Partners Announces Cash Distribution of 44.5 Cents

Regency Energy Partners LP, announced a cash distribution of 44.5 cents per outstanding common and subordinated unit for the third quarter ended September 30, 2008. This distribution is equivalent to $1.78 on an annual basis and will be paid on November 14, 2008, to unitholders of record at the close of business on November 7, [...]

AMR Research Study Finds China Contributes the Most Risk to Global Companies

AMR Research released a study that found that China is the region that contributes the most risk to global supply chains. The survey, which asked 130 global companies to measure the levels of risk they face in their global supply chains, also found that volatile fuel, energy, and commodity prices are the top risk factors.
Survey [...]