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New Articles Since July 01, 2009

  • It's Off to the Races for Smart Grid Funding
    (Metering, AMR & Data Management) - by Kate Rowland, Editor-in-Chief, Intelligent Utility Topic Centers, Energy Central
  • Sulfate in Wastewater Streams a Growing Concern for the Energy Sector
    (Asset Management) - by David Kratochvil, President and Chief Operating Officer, BioteQ Environmental Technologies
  • Making Green Power Greener
    (Biomass) - by Mark Rudd, Founder, Rudd Asset Management
  • More Open: SCADA Now Adds Security Challenges
    (SCADA) - by Salvatore Salamone


    Asset Management

    Sulfate in Wastewater Streams a Growing Concern for the Energy Sector

    07/02/09 - By David Kratochvil , President and Chief Operating Officer, BioteQ Environmental Technologies

    New developments in water quality legislation are making it increasingly important for companies to look to new technologies for treating their feed and waste water streams. One area of growing interest is the presence of sulfates.

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    Biomass

    Making Green Power Greener

    07/01/09 - By Mark Rudd , Founder, Rudd Asset Management

    Recently there have been a number of excellent articles written on using biomass for the generation of green electric power. Today there are a number of alternatives to wind and solar available. In many cases, the additional benefits of biomass fuels can be much more valuable to an electric utility and independent system operator.

    Viewed 134 Times; Comment on this article

    Energy Efficient Waste Water Treatment

    06/26/09 - By Shrikant Lohokare , Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Tech2Biz Ventures

    As water becomes scarce and as governments apply more stringent regulations for wastewater disposal, an industry has grown up treating the waste liquids and effluents from industries and municipalities.

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    Emissions & Environmental

    Carbon Monoxide Catalyst Could Solve Energy and Global Warming Problems

    06/30/09 - By Chris Neil , Energy Economist

    A catalyst that converts carbon monoxide into carbon and oxygen could solve the world's need for energy, particularly energy that doesn't emit greenhouse gases. In the gasification process, water and a carbon-rich fuel react to produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide.

    Viewed 147 Times; 3 comments

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    HR

    Let's Talk Commitment

    06/30/09 - By Kevin Herring , President, Ascent Management Consulting

    Killen Herring, Associate, Ascent Management Consulting

    The entire nation watched in awe as General Motors filed for bankruptcy in the largest manufacturing bankruptcy filing in American history and the latest casualty of the economic downturn. Tagging along with the bankruptcy filing came more gloomy announcements of additional production cuts and factory closures.

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    Metering, AMR & Data Management

    It's Off to the Races for Smart Grid Funding

    07/02/09 - By Kate Rowland , Editor-in-Chief, Intelligent Utility Topic Centers, Energy Central

    With the US Department of Energy's release last week of its funding opportunity guidelines for both the Smart Grid Investment Grant (SGIG) and the Smart Grid Development Program (SGDP), the race is now on to submit applications prior to August 6 and August 26, respectively.

    Viewed 14 Times; Comment on this article

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    Nuclear

    Nuclear Industry Leadership at the Crossroads

    06/29/09 - By J.K. August , Engineer, CORE, Inc.

    After the Three Mile Island (TMI) at Unit 2 accident on March 28, 1979, President Carter launched an investigation. He chartered a commission to examine the accident's causes and recommend changes.

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    SCADA

    More Open: SCADA Now Adds Security Challenges

    07/01/09 - By Salvatore Salamone

    The greatest fears of damages from cyber attacks to the electrical transmission and distribution infrastructure are coming to fruition. This is happening even after 9/11 focused attention on securing such critical infrastructure.

    Viewed 82 Times; Comment on this article

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