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Friday, August 7, 2015

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Nebraska to join other states challenging new EPA rules
Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson says the state will join others in a legal fight against new federal rules designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. power plants.
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IAEA says it can't give Congress its nuke document with Iran
The head of the U.N's International Atomic Energy Agency said Wednesday that he cannot give Congress a copy of the organization's nuclear inspection document with Iran despite harsh criticism from Republican senators.
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Commercial start eyed for late 2016 on Texas carbon capture project
NRG Energy said in its Aug. 4 quarterly Form 10-Q report that it and partners are aiming for a late-2016 commercial start-up of a seminal carbon capture facility (CCF) at NRG's coal-fired W.A. Parish power plant in Texas.
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U.S. carbon pollution from power plants hits 27-year low
The Energy Department says heat-trapping pollution from U.S. power plants hit a 27-year low in April.
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Company to supply emissions control equipment for $4.7mn
Fuel Tech Inc. (Nasdaq: FTEK) received multiple air emissions control contracts totaling $4.7 million for customers in the U.S., Europe and China.
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Hydropower tops power generating sources in Canada, report says
Hydropower will continue to be the dominant power generation source in Canada over the next ten years, according to a report from research and consulting firm GlobalData.
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Tampa Electric to build largest solar project in Tampa Bay
Tampa Electric Co. has announced plans to build the largest solar array in the Tampa Bay area.
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SunEdison closes funding, begins construction on Texas wind farm
SunEdison Inc. closed financing and started construction on a 300-MW wind energy project in Texas.
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More Headlines
Arch Coal settles water pollution violations at coal mines
Areva customizes nuclear power plant integrated head assembly
Simple-cycle natural gas-fired power plant breaks ground
Solar research takes cue from butterflies
SRV buys stake in nuclear power project
Top containment vessel installed at China nuclear power project
Brunswick combined-cycle power plant is 75% complete, Dominion says
Company to supply emissions control equipment for $4.7M
Eaton to supply power management systems to solar power projects
Dominion buys California solar power project
Chicago firm to build clean energy facility in Rhode Island
Mitsubishi Hitachi companies launch emissions control unit

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