It was proposed as a pumped-storage power plant, not a nuclear power plant.
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A power plant will have to pull in water from bodies like Lake Erie to help cool the power plant.
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The floating power plant will replace a coal-fired power plant and an old nuclear plant that are currently servicing the area.
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The day before a meeting, I was down at the Power Plant and Dusty, who's never at the Power Plant, was there.
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As was done a century ago, most transmission planning is still done state-by-state, or even power plant-by-power plant.
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The Ayago power plant will have a capacity of 840 megawatts (MW) and, when successfully developed, would be Uganda's largest power plant.
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The Karuma Hydro Power plant, a 600 megawatt (MW) China-funded power plant on River Nile, is expected to be commissioned by next February.
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That's because the Costa Sur power plant near Guayanilla, the largest power plant on the island, was severely damaged by the earthquakes on Tuesday, Gov.
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The plant will replace a coal-fired power plant and an aging nuclear power plant supplying more than 50,000 people with electricity in Chukotka, Rosatom said.
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In an unscaled era, the mini power plant in a home or small business is better, cheaper, cleaner and more resilient than the next massive power plant.
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It has its own gas-fired power plant and is a leader in municipally owned renewable energy, with a wind farm and a solar thermal power plant.
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After taking on a supply of nuclear fuel, the floating power plant will be towed across the Northern Sea Route to Pevek on the East Siberian Sea, where officials say it is expected to replace a coal-fired power plant and an aging nuclear power plant sometime next year.
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In October, the Texas utility Luminant (owned by Vistra Energy) announced the retirement of two coal plants — Sandow Power Plant and Big Brown Power Plant — by early 3703.
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The massive outage was caused by supply frequency fluctuations at the Yerevan thermal power plant and one unit of the Hrazdan thermal power plant, a government spokesman said.
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Luminant announced Friday that it would shutter its two-unit Sandow Power Plant near Austin and two-unit Big Brown Power Plant between Dallas and Houston in early 2018.
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"It looks hard at this stage that on a long-run marginal cost level, an LNG-fired power plant can be cheaper than a coal-fired power plant," he said.
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The plant, loaded with nuclear fuel, will replace a coal-fired power plant and an aging nuclear power plant supplying more than 50,000 people with electricity in the town of Pevek.
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The plant, loaded with nuclear fuel, will replace a coal-fired power plant and an ageing nuclear power plant supplying more than 50,000 people with electricity in the town of Pevek.
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For example, if a utility finds itself without enough operators to manage a power plant, it could conceivably borrow trained operators from another company to make sure the power plant stays online.
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Most components in a coal-fired power plant will show wear and tear as a result of prolonged operation and eventually need replacing ("Coal-fired electric power plant life extension", Martin Marietta, 1986).
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"Even if the power plant resumes operation, the demand for electricity in Gaza is double what is supplied to the Strip by Israel, Egypt, and Gaza's sole power plant," she told VICE News.
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A section of the Nellis Solar Power Plant in Nevada.
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Say cheese A U.K. power plant that runs on cheese?
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The Indian Point nuclear power plant in Buchanan, New York.
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Last week, Alcoa opened a 3D printing metal power plant.
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CFF approached the power plant administration to help the dogs.
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It is building the world's largest concentrated solar power plant.
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The power cuts come after delays in power plant projects.
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Claudia Doppler, Regina's mother, takes over the nuclear power plant.
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My dad worked for the power plant, so he survived.
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Fog shrouds a power plant in Ptolemaida, in northern Greece.
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GE ended up with little demand for power plant equipment.
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Up next: cleaning a defunct nuclear power plant in California.
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Rampal coal power plant site; Wikimapia image accessed May 2016.
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The interim staff guidance will affect nuclear power plant licensees.
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Finally we reached a building belonging to a power plant.
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There's a rumble and a flash from the power plant.
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Above, a protest at a power plant near Cologne, Germany.
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A nuclear power plant makes steam to spin a turbine.
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It showed the Midland Cogeneration power plant in Midland, Mich.
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Rick Scott after touring the damaged Costa Sur Power Plant.
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Thule's central power plant provides the base's electricity and heating.
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Even a nuclear power plant can be licensed more quickly.
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It operates a 400 megawatt (MW) natural gas power plant in Bayet in northwestern France, is in negotiations to acquire a 400 MW gas-fired plant and is building another 400 MW power plant.
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Gigafactory 2 is its solar power plant in Buffalo, New York.
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The dam was holding back a reservoir at a power plant.
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So the power plant can't pull in and intake clean water.
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Crews dismantle PacifiCorp's coal-fired power plant in Helper, Utah, Feb.
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However, the large power plant building has been abandoned for years.
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The power plant will have a capacity of 349 megawatts peak.
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The footage comes as the lava threatens a geothermal power plant.
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Of them, nearly 92 percent voted against a nuclear power plant.
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Steam rises from the brown coal-fired power plant in Germany.
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A flooded power plant or wind turbine is the "NOT" gate.
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For the lithium the power plant uses, it is a homecoming.
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Read: How close is your home to a nuclear power plant?
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bankrupt renewable power plant developer SunEdison Inc SUNEQ.
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First came Chance the Snapper, then came the power plant crocodiles.
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Then there's the risk of explosions at a geothermal power plant.
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CopenHill is the first power plant that incorporates a ski slope.
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Who would choose to live two miles from a power plant?
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Investments such as the Mambila power plant make good business sense.
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A number of the power plant companies saying, you know what?
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You have to build the power plant wherever you find them.
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And a large power plant hugs the shore along John Street.
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Israeli airstrikes crippled Gaza's only electrical power plant, causing widespread blackouts.
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Chilling photos show what the abandoned power plant looks like today.
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Only one new nuclear power plant has come online since 2010.
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Instead of burning coal or gas, this power plant burns trash.
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One rival, for example, is a demonstration nuclear-fusion power plant.
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There is no centralized feed-in from one big power plant.
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Take for example the Obama administration's Clean Power Plant (CPP) rule.
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But today, everyone is talking about its brand new power plant.
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To gain access to the power plant computers and internal networks, the hackers first attacked smaller, less secure companies — like ones that make parts for generators or sell software that power plant companies use, for instance.
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Kim Zetter explained everything we know so far aboutUkraine's power plant hack.
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Photo: APRussia launched the world's first floating nuclear power plant on Saturday.
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Rosatom plans to begin building a second floating power plant next year.
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While cruising around town, the power plant is easy-going and agreeable.
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The Chernobyl nuclear power plant had to switch to manual radiation monitoring.
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As another result Gaza's only power plant shut down on July 12th.
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In 2013, a nuclear power plant caused a similar storm in Pennsylvania.
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Helge's father, Bernd Doppler, is the founder of the nuclear power plant.
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The lid comes off, and dark matter rises in the power plant.
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In a nuclear power plant, heat is created when uranium atoms split.
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A power plant looms on the horizon in Kozani, in northern Greece.
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The refinery will be converted into an asphalt-fuelled electric power plant.
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Inside the power plant, the system operators didn't know what to do.
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Israeli air strikes crippled Gaza's only electrical power plant, causing widespread blackouts.
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The report comes weeks after a virus crippled a Ukrainian power plant.
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A smaller, four-cylinder power plant is also available for the Colorado.
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Tunisia is pursuing what could become the world's largest solar power plant.
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Power-plant carbon emissions are down by 25% compared to 2005 levels.
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The email also cited price competition in the shrunken power-plant market.
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Greenpeace has expressed concerns with putting a nuclear power plant to sea.
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The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant came online in the early '70s.
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Or the German amusement park built in an abandoned nuclear power plant.
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Rosatom has also provided uranium fuel for Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant.
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Why would a steel mill install a solar power plant next door?
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The Obama rule would have cut power plant emissions by one-third.
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It's a power plant left inoperable because its 12,000 machines were destroyed.
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Students playing soccer near a coal-fired power plant in West Virginia.
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Once the vessel gets to Pevek, it is intended to help power the port town, replacing the 44-year-old Bilibino power plant and the 70-year-old Chaunskaya Thermal Power Plant, according to the release from Rosatom.
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The HBO miniseries "Chernobyl" has cast renewed attention on the world's worst nuclear-power-plant accident, which took place on April 26, 1986, when the core of a reactor opened at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine.
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A new $7 billion Southern Co power plant in Kemper, Mississippi, slated to open later this month, would chemically alter coal before collecting carbon, a different process from the NRG venture, which connects to an existing power plant.
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MOSCOW, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Russia's power-plant builder Technopromexport said on Thursday that Russia's unit of Siemens, Siemens Gas Turbine Technologies LLC, was "impeding" shipping of some of gas turbine equipment for a power plant in Southern Russia.
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By 2014, power plant emissions had dropped to about 2.05 billion metric tons.
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You have a "virtual power plant," which, again, can bid into wholesale markets.
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant explosion remains the worst civilian nuclear disaster ever.
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That requires as much energy as MIT's sustainable power plant produces, he says.
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The former power plant sits four miles south of San Francisco's Financial District.
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One such spill has occurred at the Sutton power plant on Lake Sutton.
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That coal power plant was originally due to start producing later this year.
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The cash will be used mainly for the enhancement of the power plant.
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Gecko robot scaling the wall for a safety inspection at a power plant.
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Eugene Abdupayevich Alimov directs the Museum of Slavutych and Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
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They include residential installers in addition to panel manufacturers and power plant developers.
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The regulation seeks to limit toxins and other pollutants in power plant wastewater.
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That includes Obama-era rules on power plant emissions and restrictions on fracking.
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Undoing the power plant rules, for instance, is designed to help coal workers.
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Crowe was most recently arrested for protesting the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant.
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Plant Vogtle is a 210-unit nuclear power plant located in Waynesboro, Georgia.
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The Lighteningnado hit a nuclear power plant in Ohio to become a Nuclearnado.
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"The Thepa power plant has no legitimacy to be built," the group said.
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China connected a panda-shaped solar power plant to the grid last week.
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N and bought a power plant in California, Lasry said, citing low prices.
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Koreans living near the nuclear power plant in Gyeongju city also voiced anxiety.
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Kline, a power-plant worker, bought a house in Centerville, Ohio, in 2004.
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Merino wool is made at a sustainable-power plant, from ethically treated animals.
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The power plant burns trash to produce electricity and heat for local homes.
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Independent voters approve of the power plant rule, 65 percent to 29 percent.
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Take a look at how the floating nuclear power plant came to life.
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The Akademik Lomonosov nuclear power plant is designed deliver electricity to remote areas.
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You'd get out of the Power Plant club and the sun was shining.
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In 1879, a power plant in San Francisco started to sell electric power.
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The power plant was perched on a ledge halfway up the far slope.
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The Kushner plan proposes a $220 million upgrade to Gaza's sole power plant.
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Much has changed in the world of nuclear power plant design since then.
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Old power plant sites could be transformed into public green space, supporters say.
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Halliburton, Schlumberger and Baker Hughes agreed to work on a gas power plant.
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A second coal-fired power plant, far bigger, is under construction next door.
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It is also working with Russia's Rosatom to build a nuclear power plant.
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Taking a power plant from project development to commercial operation requires several years.
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Cost overruns at nuclear power plant sites drove Westinghouse into bankruptcy, Reuters reports.
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Summit is also looking to expand into power plant projects outside of Bangladesh.
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To support it, Phoenix also planned to build a 2,000-megawatt power plant.
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A functional commercial fusion power plant would be even further down the road.
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That has led power plant owners to burn a disproportionate amount of oil.
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The company does not plan to construct a second power plant in the short- to medium-term, and its capex for the next few years will be limited to maintenance and development of its power plant and dry port infrastructure facilities.
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The Turkey Point Power Plant in Miami-Dade County is located just outside of the storm's path, but the St. Lucie Power Plant east of Port St. Lucie is within the area that could experience hurricane-force winds and storm surge.
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Oyu Tolgoi LLC submitted a feasibility study for the Tavan Tolgoi Power Plant (TTPP) Project, which involves building a 300 MW coal power plant at an estimated cost of about $924 million, the Anglo-Australian miner said in a statement.
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Under the plan approved by the company's board, it will add a 50 megawatt (MW) Gvozd wind farm, 200 MW Briska Gora solar power plant off the Adriatic coast and 155 MW Komarica hydro power plant, it said in a statement.
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The troubles in the power plant unit have been intensifying, as Reuters reported in July, with the news that one of its most valuable clients, Saudi Arabia, was lining up competitors to bid against GE for lucrative power plant work.
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One of the two electricity-generating turbines at the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant.
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That investment includes building a 500 megawatt gas-fired power plant in two phases.
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But once you connect the wells to the power plant then you are ok.
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Russia has given Hungary a €10bn ($11.2bn) loan to expand a nuclear power plant.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is the federal agency that oversees nuclear power plant safety.
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Yesterday, Morocco switched on the first section of its new Ouarzazate solar power plant.
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Construction for the first phase of Morocco's Noor 1 power plant is nearing completion.
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The deal was meant to get the two power plant projects back on schedule.
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After the storm, several employees of the San Juan power plant were unaccounted for.
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LStar plans to open an innovation center in the air station's old power plant.
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The power plant regulation was issued in November 2015, but is facing court challenge.
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Opposite the power plant, young men sell charcoal to burn for cooking and heat.
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The power plant, in southern California, is not yet complete, according to court papers.
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The power plant regulation was issued in November 2015, but is facing court challenge.
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The first unit of the power plant is due to begin operating in 2021.
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The tender also includes the option to build a private 150 MW power plant.
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Because to power any one house requires a power plant and miles of wiring.
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The shutdown of the power plant has already brought increased hardship for Gaza's citizens.
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Ironically, Mr. Obama would end up with regulations that narrowly target power plant emissions.
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SCE&G later announce that it, too, would cease work on the power plant.
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Managed by Cordish Companies — which operates similar entertainment districts such as Power Plant Live!
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Read more: 11 strange events that happened after the Chernobyl nuclear-power-plant accident
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SCE&G later announce that it, too, would cease work on the power plant.
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Ashidmunkh said the government still planned to build a power plant at Tavan Tolgoi.
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It is also considering building a nuclear power plant or developing offshore wind farms.
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It captures between 7% and 30% of the CO2 at an adjoining power plant.
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Earlier this year, a power plant near the Kentucky-Indiana border created light flurries.
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Zimbabwe's biggest hydro power plant, Kariba, has cut back electricity generation by 62 percent.
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HBO's "Chernobyl" series tells the story of the world's worst nuclear-power-plant accident.
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New York has done a good job of cutting power plant emissions, and Gov.
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Most likely, the machine is a monitoring control unit, possibly for a power plant.
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The world's first hydroelectric power plant opened on the Fox River in Appleton, Wis.
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London (CNN Business)This is how you demolish a nuclear power plant German-style.
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"Does this soup have a slightly Springfield Power Plant color to it?" he asked.
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The coal and power plant industries have long been lobbying for changes like this.
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Strangely enough, the reservoir itself was fed by water from a nuclear power plant.
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The zero-emissions power plant will supply up to 15% of Senelec's energy production.
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But the lake is actually a man-made waste site for a power plant.
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The resulting tsunamis caused a major meltdown at the nuclear power plant in Fukushima.
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This standard power plant is smooth with acceleration in the middle of the pack.
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HAPPENING LATER Shutdown procedures The Three Mile Island nuclear power plant officially closes today.
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The villages outside the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan are relatively quiet.
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That includes the closure of the company's Four Corners Power Plant in New Mexico.
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Go deeper: Senate Democrats plan to force vote on Trump's power plant emissions rule
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By pooling those resources, engineers can make them behave like a conventional power plant.
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Nebras is studying the feasibility of building a power plant in Senegal, Jolo said.
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Hundreds have blockaded a major power plant and fought deadly battles with security forces.
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Monday is gonna be a good day to run a natural gas power plant.
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No new commercial nuclear power plant was licensed by the federal government until 2012.
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Even the Ecological Party, for example, supports plans to build a nuclear power plant.
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But undoing large-scale regulations like power plant emissions rules could be more complicated.
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PGE, Poland's biggest power company and owner of the world's biggest lignite-coal-fuelled power plant in Belchatow, has a 34 billion zloty ($8.7 billion) investment plan, which includes the construction of a 1.8 GW coal power plant in Opole by 2019.
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Competitive Power Ventures wanted Mr. Percoco's help obtaining a state contract worth approximately $100 million to finance its power plant in the Hudson Valley, as well as millions of dollars in energy credits for a power plant it was building in New Jersey.
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They say their ancestors were forced to sell the land at very low rates to the Nazis, and did so only on the condition that the land be used for the construction of a power plant—but no power plant was ever built.
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This requires a great deal of electricity generated by a power plant somewhere, and if that power plant runs on coal, it's not hard to imagine it spewing more emissions from a smokestack than a comparable gas car coughed up from a tailpipe.
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By comparison, building a natural gas power plant in Europe costs almost 40 percent more.
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In Murmansk, Russia, the first floating nuclear power plant is under construction in the ocean.
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Near the Sutton Power Plant in Wilmington, coal ash leaked from a Duke Energy landfill.
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HBO wants to bring you down by reliving the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster.
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Power plant workers are seriously burned, and they bleed all over their crisp, white uniforms.
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A., to joint Italian thermal power plant Termica Milazzo from Italian energy group Edison S.p.
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The deals are generally considered less risky and cumbersome than owning a power plant outright.
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When [that building] was sold, they found that old power plant and just moved in.
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Becoming a power plant operator requires a similar path to becoming a distributor or dispatchers.
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More on [my] plan for coal and power plant communities is available at joebiden.com/climate.
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The Chernobyl nuclear power plant is seen through the construction of a new protective shelter.
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POWER PLANTS The Kushner plan proposes a $220 million upgrade to Gaza's sole power plant.
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Villagers are worried about a Thai-Japanese power plant that threatens to flatten their homes.
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The pilot plant is part of a long-term rebuilding of the Reuter power plant.
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This malware somehow managed (either deliberately or accidentally) to infect a Russian nuclear power plant.
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Workers are scanned for radiation exposure after returning from working outside at the power plant.
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The October revision came after the restart of EDF's Tricastin nuclear power plant was delayed.
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AEE said the blackout began late Wednesday after a fire at its Aguirre power plant.
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A new road, pipeline and power plant would be built, according to the mine plan.
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The overhaul, sources said, would also involve energy management, building technologies and power plant engineering.
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Adult Claudia is back in 1987, and she's blowing off meetings at the power plant.
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DE), the power plant and energy trading unit spun off by German utility E.ON (EONGn.
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At £18 billion ($25 billion), Hinkley would be the most expensive power plant in history.
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Steam rises from the coal-fired Milton Young Power Plant near Center, N.D. on Feb.
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The Noor 3 solar power plant — one of the world's biggest — near Ouarzazate, southern Morocco.
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Unfortunately, there was no date set for shutting down that last coal-fired power plant.
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Still, system indicators appeared to show everything at the power plant was in working order.
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This month, Morocco switched on what will be the world's largest concentrated solar power plant.
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The deal also includes the Vadinar port and a power plant associated with the refinery.
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The Brayton power plant in Somerset, Massachusetts, was shut down in the wake of protests.
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The new power plant, Rogun, will start providing electric power in late 2018, Rakhmon said.
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A strike on a nuclear power plant would unleash a wave of highly toxic radiation.
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The rule also could allow power plant owners to sidestep costly permits for those improvements.
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In large numbers, jellies can clog power-plant pipes and force them to shut down.
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In 2011, jellyfish overwhelmed the cooling system at a coal power plant near Hadera, Israel.
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"The power plant will provide employment, economic and business opportunities to Nepal," Modi told reporters.
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Lithuania has been opposed to the building of the Astravets power plant from the beginning.
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More recently, Seoul said Pyongyang was likely behind the hack of a nuclear power plant.
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident is widely considered one of the worst nuclear disasters.
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This action follows several other attempts to prevent planned power plant retirements by the administration.
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Iowa's sole nuclear power plant is on track to close in 2020, the Gazette reports.
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The accident, on April 26, 1986, was the worst nuclear power plant accident in history.
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If built, the proposed project would have been the world's first tidal lagoon power plant.
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And the Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Plant in Pennsylvania caused a "freak storm" in 2013.
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"If you want to build a power plant, do it without a smokestack," he said.
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There's basically nothing out here in the desert save for a nearby solar power plant.
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The safety review was begun after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster in Japan.
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Seventeen power plant in the Los Angeles region rely on the facility for natural gas.
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The 43-year-old Badarpur coal-fired power plant will remain shuttered until Jan. 31.
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At first glance, it is just another power plant burning cheap and abundant natural gas.
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If you're thinking about whether to build a new power plant, you're thinking about LCOE.
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Organizing neighbors to sue a power plant that's poisoning the community is a personal action.
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In 2013, outbreaks of jellyfish forced the shutdown of a nuclear power plant in Sweden.
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Can a vehicle be clean if it needs a whole power plant to recharge it?
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In 2013, he celebrated the closure of his state's only nuclear power plant, Vermont Yankee.
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"That comes out [equivalent] to almost one new nuclear power plant per day," Garrett said.
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The New York Times has video of the containment shell encasing the former power plant.
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So the power plant generates less than one-quarter of its promised 6.53-kilowatt capacity.
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But the Costa Sur Power Plant in Guayanilla suffered extensive damage in this week's quakes.
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But most particles are a mix of pollutants from power plant, industrial and vehicle emissions.
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The base power plant is a 163-horsepower V216 with 215 pound-feet of torque.
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And, a malfunction triggered sirens at a North Carolina nuclear power plant on Jan. 19.
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California officials voted Thursday to approve the closing of the state's last nuclear power plant.
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It looks like the beginnings of a large commercial power plant, but it is not.
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A massive development, it has its own power plant, schools, recreation center and ZIP code.
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To control the rate of fission in a nuclear power plant, reactors use control rods.
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They were displaced again in the 1970s for a state-owned power plant, he said, and were given a 1,500-square-foot plot in the nearby Chilkatand resettlement camp, bordered by a coal mine to the north and a power plant to the south.
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Under the overall government project, the government will build a deep seaport at Matarbari, four units of a coal-fired power plant with a capacity to produce 2,400 megawatts of electricity, and a liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fuelled power plant, also with facilities at Matarbari.
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The projects that are most familiar as carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) — namely, facilities that capture CO23 from the exhaust stream of a fossil-fueled power plant or heavy industrial process, like the (failed) Kemper power plant in Mississippi — do not qualify as negative emissions.
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Under the overall government project, the government will build a deep seaport at Matarbari, four units of a coal-fired power plant with a capacity to produce 2,400 megawatts of electricity, and a liquefied natural gas (LNG)-fueled power plant, also with facilities at Matarbari.
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And in an announcement out just today, Peabody will lose another big customer in Luminant's shutdown by early next year of Big Brown Power Plant, which is also in Texas, where Luminant says it will close Sandow Power Plant too, another big coal-fired facility.
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It is also studying the possibility of five foreign projects including the Pakbeng 912-MW hydropower plant and Nam Theun 1 650-MW hydro power plant in Laos, an expansion of a geothermal power plant in Indonesia, and power plants in Vietnam and Myanmar.
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It follows her approval in September of a $24 billion nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point.
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You can think of the liver as both a translator and a power plant, she says.
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It follows her approval in September of a $24 billion nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point.
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Shares of the ship technology and power-plant maker fell almost 8 percent on the news.
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Erdogan also said plans for a Russian-built nuclear power plant in Turkey would be accelerated.
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One of the two turbines at the Bhikki power plant was delayed by about a month.
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Years of living next to a nuclear power plant have given high-schooler Dawn vagina dentata.
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On April 25, 1986, one of the reactors at the the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant malfunctioned.
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Those tools include using a previously mothballed power plant, imports from other regions and consumer conservation.
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In much of the world, building a nuclear-power plant looks like a terrible business prospect.
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IN MARCH 2011 a tsunami engulfed the Fukushima power plant in Japan, ultimately causing a meltdown.
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Until its closure, the fossil fuel power plant generated roughly one-third of the city's power.
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Snapshot: Above, the Amager Bakke power plant in Copenhagen is topped with an artificial ski run.
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It's clean, beautiful, and small, and it's also where the power plant workers and volunteers live.
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A wonder of engineering, China's Three Gorges Dam is the world's largest power plant by capacity.
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The blackout occurred after strong winds destroyed major power lines and lightning struck a power plant.
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He has an elaborate tattoo on his back (which matches the door underneath the power plant).
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ST), which announced a rights issue, and Finnish ship technology and power plant maker Wartsila (WRT1V.
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You might remember that the cell is a factory, where the mitochondria is the power plant.
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A general view of damage to No. 3 reactor building at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
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Queues stretching for one hundred meters (yards) are a regular sight outside the former power plant.
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Tesla will build a "virtual power plant" by fitting 50,000 homes with solar panels and batteries.
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On February 11, an explosion at the Monacillos power plant plunged the capital back into darkness.
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And, of course, you'll want to be at least 50 miles from a nuclear power plant.
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Reuters - Brookfield Ontario 189 MW Prince wind power plant shut, the Ontario IESO said on Saturday.
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The Japanese government told us the nuclear power plant would be a good thing for us.
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However, the company had to break that commitment as the gas turbine power plant market collapsed.
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Heartless, robotic, ever-calculating, willing to do anything to maximize profits at his nuclear power plant.
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Moskovitz pointed to the recent attacks on a Ukrainian power plant and Turkish banks as evidence.
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The power plant rule's fate, he said, is likely tied up in this fall's presidential election.
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West Virginia power plant Longview Power hired Confluence Government Relations to monitor energy legislation and regulations.
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You know, the ones that supply our drinking water, irrigation systems, and power-plant cooling systems?
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When a coal-fired power plant moves in, "white flight" sees more affluent residents move out.
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Uganda will open its largest power plant, one of the continent's largest hydropower facilities, in Karuma.
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It's become so powerful that now it can produce enough electricity to rival a power plant!
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The 1,800 megawatt Fessenheim nuclear power plant, France's oldest, is expected to be decommissioned by 2022.
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About 200 workers will remain at the facility, including engineers for GE's power plant control systems.
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The disastrous detritus nuclear power plant may find a second life supporting clean, safe, renewable power.
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"This will make energy from the nuclear power plant less competitive on our markets," he added.
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The Trump administration estimated the changes would save power plant operators around $215 million every year.
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Net Power is working in collaboration with some big names on its power plant in Texas.
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They included a nuclear power plant, the Garden of Eden and the lost city of Atlantis.
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I do, but there's one customer installation where I'm never alone — in a nuclear power plant.
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Clinton says she supports — and will expand upon — Obama's regulation of power plant and vehicle emissions.
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Daisuke Hirose, a Tepco spokesman, inside the Unit 230 reactor at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
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The problem is that each power plant relies on only a handful of control room operators.
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Living in When the Indian Point power plant closes, the village may lose half its revenue.
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The agreements also include a $550 million-$1.1 billion deal to build a wind power plant.
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The new reactor will eventually add 2628,28503 megawatts of electricity generation capacity at the power plant.
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Mr. Xi's intervention turned the Bishkek power plant into an early test of Belt and Road.
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For now, South Africa is the only country on the continent operating a nuclear power plant.
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Power plant emissions of carbon dioxide have been falling for a decade, even without national regulations.
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Having the right balance of components connected to the virtual power plant is important, said Taylor.
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Navajo Generation Station, the largest coal-fired power plant in the West, permanently closed last week.
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Yet every new natural gas power plant represents a decades-long commitment to using the fuel.
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But no one is looking to build a new coal-fired power plant in this country.
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O) and solar facilities in Jordan and El Salvador by power plant owner AES Corp (AES.
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It incinerated the haul in a Munich-area power plant on Tuesday, Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) reports.
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The thing about solar power is you can't schedule it like you can a power plant.
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Ironically, on April 25, Chernobyl staff were conducting an experiment to make the power plant safer.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — The independent nuclear regulator for the United Arab Emirates on Monday issued the operating license for Unit 22009 of the country's Barakah Nuclear Power Plant, giving the go-ahead on operations for the first nuclear power plant in the Arab world.
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This "scorpion robot" was built to investigate inside containment vessels at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant.
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"We will certainly look into the future into the expansion of the power plant," says El Chaar.
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InterRAO already owns the Trakya power plant in Turkey, which it bought in 2012 for $67.5 million.
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Could it be a shell business for something more sinister, a la the power plant in Hawkins?
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But amid the chaos, the Yanaizu-Nishiyama geothermal power plant in Fukushima prefecture didn't miss a beat.
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General Fusion, however, is convinced it can get a power plant online within a couple of decades.
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The power plant, which now runs on natural gas, has shut down in response to the flooding.
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Essentially, this way, TARDEC doesn't have to pay to develop its own hydrogen fuel cell power plant.
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The power plant, costing an estimated Bt31bn, started full operation in January 2013, when the PPA began.
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French media reported that Thomas Piquemal quit over concerns about the financing of the nuclear power plant.
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Once fully operational, the power plant is set to produce 2360 GWh every year, according to Enel.
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Britain's Oracle Power is developing a $1.6 billion coal mine and power plant in Pakistan's Thar desert.
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PT General Energy Bali, which runs the Celukan Bawang power plant, could not be reached for comment.
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The next scene shows the robot dragging the inmate's lifeless body towards a futuristic industrial power plant.
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Meanwhile, Tohoku Electric said no abnormalities were found at its Onagawa nuclear power plant after the earthquake.
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The quake cause a tsunami that inundated parts of the island, including the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
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Morocco's Ouarzazate solar power plant will provide about 580 MW of power once it's complete in 2020.
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In pilot programs, up to 22009 percent of carbon emissions have been captured from power plant smokestacks.
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The Obama administration has already targeted some power plant pollutants with the Mercury and Air Toxics Standards.
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"We have no hope, no alternative other than a nuclear power plant," said Lee Wan-seop, 19783.
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Last year, the Obama administration introduced new rules to cut power plant emissions 4003 percent by 2030.
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Chinese involvement in building Hinkley Point C, a nuclear-power plant, led Britain to tighten its rules.
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As it gets cheaper, VRE and storage start looking more like infrastructure than typical power plant investments.
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The Socialists also want to revive some Russian-led energy projects like the Belene nuclear power plant.
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If you couldn't care less about your car's power plant, then these videos will likely convert you.
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The power plant sits outside Tonapah, a dot in the desert midway between Las Vegas and Reno.
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Maybe he buys electricity from a utility that gets its energy from a coal-fired power plant.
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The notice specifically asks for comment on measures to reduce carbon emissions directly at a power plant.
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What's more, the curb weight remains the same — even with the new power plant and transmission onboard.
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Qatar's donation is intended to provide fuel to Gaza's power plant for six months, local sources said.
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The capacity factor (CF) of a power plant refers to how often it actually runs, producing power.
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Her district hosts the Indian Point Energy Center, a nuclear power plant slated for closure in 2021.
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Neighboring United Arab Emirates is building a nuclear power plant, the first in a Gulf Arab state.
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SNUGGLED AMID lush fields and forests, Namie was doomed by its proximity to the local power plant.
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On Wednesday, Egyptian authorities trucked in emergency fuel for Gaza's power plant to get it working again.
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The turtle was found in 2013 in the cooling canal of a power plant in New Jersey.
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In May 2202, President Eisenhower inaugurated Shippingport Atomic Power Station, the world's first commercial nuclear power plant.
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The power plant on which the ski slope sits, known as CopenHill, has been operating since 2017.
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A floating nuclear power plant in Russia has begun a 4,000-mile journey across the Arctic Ocean.
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A fire at Capitol Power Plant in Washington, D.C., forced evacuations on Monday, according to local authorities.
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Russia will tow a controversial floating nuclear power plant to the Arctic next month, CNN reported Sunday.
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But U.S. coal-fired power plant closures have continued apace since Trump came to office in January.
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The NGS currently has the lowest operation cost of any coal power plant in the South West.
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The Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster was followed by three days of silence from the Soviet government.
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In March 2011, an enormous earthquake devastated northeast Japan, badly damaging the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
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Malfunctions can happen at any power plant, but they are happening with disturbing frequency at Indian Point.
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In 2007, the company established the world's first commercial solar thermal power plant in Sanlúcar la Mayor.
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Lyudmilla Ignatenko learned of the disaster when her husband, a firefighter, was called to the power plant.
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Iran has one operating nuclear power plant in Bushehr, which it opened with Russia's help in 2011.
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In order to lower carbon emissions in future Tchorzewski has offered to build a nuclear power plant.
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Aleppo's power plant was destroyed and electricity supplies from other parts of government-held Syria are limited.
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