Here's what the paper says: Power plants: by 2020, no more construction of new coal, nuclear, natural gas, or biomass fired power plants; all new power plants built are WWS.
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Gas will be used by some newly built industrial power plants and combined heat and power plants.
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We have the power plants on the Danube River, and we have the power plants in the mountains.
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Power plants: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying a controversial Obama-era regulation for steam electric power plants.
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This is no different from how conventional power plants are independently unreliable, but become reliable when their combined output is aggregated on a large power system, with all power plants backing up all other power plants.
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Nuclear power plants Several active nuclear power plants, including the Joseph M. Farley plant in southern Alabama, are in Michael's path.
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"By controlling all these things in a coordinated way, [virtual power plants] can begin to look like conventional power plants," said Taylor.
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Banpu Power has stakes in conventional and renewable power plants with generating capacity of 1,883 megawatts, including solar power plants in China and Japan.
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The 1979 disaster aside, nuclear power plants in the US have also struggled due to competition from power plants that rely on natural gas.
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Data on existing and proposed coal-fired power plants at the end of 2013 was drawn mainly from Platts World Electric Power Plants Database.
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Third, what to do with existing nuclear or hydro power plants is a different question from whether to build new nuclear or hydro power plants.
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RWE is Germany's largest operator of coal-fired power plants and employs about 10,000 staff in the Rhenish coal mining area, which also includes power plants.
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Gas-fired power plants are cheaper and faster to build, more efficient to run, and offer important operational flexibility which coal-fired power plants cannot match.
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They argue that the economy-wide program could absorb existing carbon dioxide regulations on power plants, allowing cross-sectoral trading between power plants and other sources.
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The agency also set standards to reduce mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants in 2011, though some power plants still do not meet these requirements.
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The result isn't a job exodus; it's a reshuffling, with productivity falling at coal-fired power plants, for instance, but rising at gas-fired power plants.
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While many coal-fired power plants have closed because they are unable to compete with low-cost gas-fired power plants, dozens of coal-fired power plants and mines were shuttered prematurely under Obama due to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations, policies Trump has started to reverse.
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Public Service Enterprise Group and Exelon, the utility companies that operate the power plants, say the subsidies are necessary to keep the power plants operational and open.
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The House's version basically says the EPA can't regulate a pollutant from power plants under 20303(d) if it already regulates other pollutants from those power plants.
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With a workforce of 41,348, CNEC has built 11 nuclear energy plants in China and overseas, including Chashma nuclear power plants and Karachi nuclear power plants in Pakistan.
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Chromium-20.02 is also found in the ash from coal-burning power plants and used to lower the temperature of water in the cooling towers of power plants.
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Member states of RGGI put strict limits on how much power plants can emit annually, but allow power plants to buy credits if they want to pollute more.
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The ministry plans to close seven old coal-fired power plants by 2022, while banning the building new coal-fired and nuclear power plants, according to the draft.
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Eighteen states and Washington, D.C., would see increased carbon dioxide emissions from power plants under the Trump administration's proposed climate change rule for power plants, a new study predicted.
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Well, remember, ACE applies only to individual power plants (coal plants, mostly), and the only way to improve the emissions performance of individual power plants is through efficiency upgrades.
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The country operates a total of 59 coal-fired power plants and the 10 older power plants account for 10.6 percent of the installed coal power capacity, or 3.3 gigawatts.
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The power plants have about 8,000 MW capacity, or nearly half of Vattenfall's fossil power fleet capacity, which includes gas and hard coal power plants in Germany and the Netherlands.
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I've read about the pollution from power plants in the region, and understand that pollution from power plants as far away as Pennsylvania and Ohio can darken our Shenandoah skies.
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Cluster of power plants divides a Maryland community Within the next three years, five large power plants will be operating within a 15-mile radius of this Washington, DC-area community.
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"I believe that the panda solar power plants will become a tourist hotspot, and in future we'll export these panda power plants to other parts of the world," Li told Xinhua.
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Indonesia will allow foreigners to fully own geothermal power plants of more than 10 megawatt (MW), and 67 percent for smaller power plants, Franky Sibarani of Indonesia's Investment Coordinating Board told reporters.
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While some coal-fired power plants have been closed or are closing because they are unable to compete with low-cost gas-fired power plants, dozens of coal-fired power plants have been and are being shuttered prematurely due to the Obama administration's efforts to fight purported man-caused climate change using Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.
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Seven coal-fired power plants with a total capacity of 820 megawatts (MW) and four oil-fired power plants with a combined capacity of 280 MW will lower their operations from 6 a.m.
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"PREPA did not invest in new power plants or new generation, so our power plants are very, very old; our distribution system is very, very old," Ramos said in an interview on Monday.
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Companies want some protection from the rise they fear they will see in electricity prices when coal-fired power plants and nuclear power plants are taken off the grid in the coming years.
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Storage is rapidly evolving, diversifying, and falling in cost, to the point that wind and solar power plants coupled with storage are beginning to compete directly with fossil fuel power plants on cost.
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Three smelters have been built, power plants and a port.
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Uniper and Fortum both operate several power plants in Russia.
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Many power plants now mix gas with coal, cutting demand.
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What's more, they can also operate as remote power plants.
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The increased support could help keep open some power plants.
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Compare that with nuclear power plants like Chernobyl or Fukushima.
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During Hurricane Maria, the power plants largely escaped major damage.
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The government is building lots of power plants and roads.
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Coal power plants meanwhile are shutting down left and right.
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The EPA's latest proposal only affects new coal power plants.
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The Clean Power Plan is about more than power plants.
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Say you build two power plants, one nuclear, one solar.
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The dirtier power plants will remain with the rump RWE.
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It is used to heat homes and fuel power plants.
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There also are applications in hospitals, factories and power plants.
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Utilities may not want drones operating near nuclear power plants.
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The ambitious plan targets both power plants and vehicle emissions.
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Power plants are the largest source of U.S. carbon emissions.
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The country is also planning solar and wind power plants.
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Many power plants that generate electricity are obsolete and inefficient.
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This community has three power plants in its backyard already.
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Cars, airplanes, furnaces, and power plants all emit carbon dioxide.
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That has saved California from building 24 giant power plants.
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" He added: "Old, inefficient power plants need to retire. O.K.?
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However, extreme cold also can cause problems at power plants.
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What can the owners of these old power plants do?
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Complicating things, XE buyers must choose from three power plants.
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During the 1970s, the United States built nuclear power plants.
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As a teenager, Kim began campaigning against nuclear power plants.
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Stationary electric sources — power plants — cannot avail themselves of offsets.
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On the positive side, the power plants could attract bidders involved in the electricity market as they are essential to keeping the lights on in southeastern Australia as coal-fired power plants are closing.
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And the reductions demonstrated in the labs often do not translate to actual pollution reductions at power plants, according to a Reuters analysis of EPA data, interviews with utility executives, and disclosures by power plants.
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An EPA rule cutting carbon emissions from power plants, which Administrator Scott Pruitt is working to repeal, could have helped make carbon-free but expensive nuclear power plants more competitive with cheap natural gas plants.
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An earlier EDF study showed that a methane leak rate of greater than 2000 percent would result in no immediate climate benefits from retiring coal-fired power plants in favor of natural gas power plants.
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Now, in many wholesale power markets around the country, big, old, inflexible baseload power plants (coal and nuclear) are losing out to wind, efficiency, and most of all, smaller, more nimble natural gas power plants.
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Coal-fired power plants also produce a cloud of noxious gases.
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Big, centralized power plants become the last resort, not the first.
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All these limit the need for new coal-fired power plants.
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In these, power plants are paid to remain available as reserves.
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China has agreed to build two nuclear-power plants in Argentina.
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It also leads the world in construction of nuclear power plants.
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We wouldn't need any big new nuclear or CCS power plants.
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But power plants are only one-third of America's CO2 emissions.
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The company also develops and finances large-scale solar power plants.
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Petrobras operates 20 power plants with 6,000 megawatts in total capacity.
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The company bought two hydro-power plants in Georgia in 2011.
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Also inflating that bill is legacy support to thermal power plants.
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On the World Bank's restrictions funding new coal-fired power plants.
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Caitucoli said Direct Energie will buy power plants if opportunities arise.
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Now, it's being tossed around to justify bailing out power plants.
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So will other federal facilities, from courthouses to nuclear power plants.
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McCarthy defended the regulation limiting carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.
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Riyadh wants nuclear power plants, for generating electricity and for desalination.
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Others get the gas piped from power plants that burn coal.
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Coal-fired power plants are a significant source of mercury emissions.
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And there's nothing in the resolution about those nuclear power plants.
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Tranportation and power plants account for most of Indonesia's biodiesel consumption.
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The two power plants have a generating capacity of 85033,300 megawatts.
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The company also develops and finances large-scale solar power plants.
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Read More: Nuclear Power Plants Have a 'Blind Spot' for Hackers.
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In typical power plants, fuel is mixed with air and burned.
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Both power plants combine expertise and technology from Chrysler and Fiat.
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But Pakistani officials insisted that new coal power plants be built.
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However, garbage-fueled power plants are not a clean energy source.
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Terry McAuliffe has ordered new carbon regulations for local power plants.
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These projects have included at least 63 coal-fired power plants.
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Cars, trucks, power plants, and fossil fuel operations all became regulated.
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Coal ash is industrial waster created by coal-burning power plants.
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The nine states require power plants to buy permits to pollute.
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Generation companies own power plants and sell into wholesale power markets.
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Both have indicated that they're open to building new power plants.
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No new coal power plants are being built in this country.
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China is scaling back plans for new coal-fired power plants.
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Five nuclear power plants have shuttered across the country since 2013.
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CAN WE GET NEW NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS BUILT IN THIS COUNTRY?
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Some of Iceland's biggest power plants rely on glacier-fed rivers.
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The family business involved cleaning ash deposits from coal power plants.
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This includes things like power plants, but excludes cars and trucks.
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It can originate from sources including power plants, refineries and factories.
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Still, with not many dual-feed power plants in the country and new oil-fired power plants installed over the last few years, Bangladesh will continue to import fuel oil to run those plants, he said.
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Morrisey cited last year's Supreme Court ruling in against the EPA's mercury rule for power plants as an example of when a ruling comes too late, since most power plants had already complied with the standard.
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In fact, it says it can generate power more efficiently than conventional power plants, in a smaller physical footprint, with zero air pollution, and capture the carbon — all at a capital cost below traditional power plants.
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Along with two more of the nine geothermal power plants in the region, the 65-megawatt facility continued to generate power, even as many other power plants around them failed because of damaged equipment and transmission lines.
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With new ICT, it is possible to network DERs together into big operational chunks — "virtual power plants" (VPPs) they are sometimes called, though that's a bit misleading, since they can do things normal power plants can't do.
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It will also have to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) for its power plants, the ministry said, and the power shortage is expected to subside gradually after 2025 when several new gas-fired power plants go online.
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"While I do understand that it's not easy to compete with coal-fired power plants, especially with mine-mouth power plants, they do have to compete with gas power," Jonan said, referring to "strict" power tariff negotiations.
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The Trump administration accused Russia on Thursday of engineering a series of cyberattacks that targeted American and European nuclear power plants and water and electric systems, and could have sabotaged or shut power plants off at will.
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Clean Power Plan This 2015 plan limits carbon pollution from power plants.
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He doesn't call for shutting down all nuclear power plants right away.
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But it has yet to begin building new gas-fired power plants.
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The power plants are some of Russia's most high-profile infrastructure projects.
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For example, Brazil's hydroelectric power plants generate 63% of the country's energy.
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That has allowed power plants to switch from coal to natural gas.
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Fossil fuel and nuclear power plants only come in one increment: big.
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But the economics of coal-fired power plants are miserable right now.
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You just don't get power plants running up and down that fast.
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He had lobbied extensively for Washington to support coal-fired power plants.
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Bobbing power plants can be destroyed in an instant by freak waves.
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The government wouldn't regulate carbon emissions from existing power plants at all.
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Smaller dams and power plants would be cheaper and quicker to build.
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That's relevant for all power plants and nuclear plants in the world.
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The operation, dubbed Nitro Zeus, targeted power plants, transportation and air defenses.
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Those power plants are expected to remain active for another 40 years.
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Factories, power plants and other major infrastructure are legitimate targets, he says.
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Refined coal appears effective in reducing mercury emissions at actual power plants.
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U.S. carbon emissions from power plants have fallen to 25-year lows.
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First Gen operates four of the country's five gas-fired power plants.
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Son pegs the lifespan of solar power plants at around 80 years.
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For the dirtiest power plants, this might mean closure and job loss.
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Not to mention dangerous places like nuclear power plants or electrical substations.
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Nuclear power plants are responsible for exactly zero greenhouse gas emissions. Zero.
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Editorial Few nuclear power plants have been as contentious as Diablo Canyon.
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EPH already owns two German lignite power plants and lignite miner Mibrag.
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Coal-ash is the highly toxic residue from coal-burning power plants.
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CopenHill also produces a lot less energy than fossil-fuel power plants.
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New York recently approved a 50 percent reduction goal for power plants.
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The court overturned the agency's regulations of emissions from certain power plants.
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MORE's aggressive climate efforts, including pollution rules on coal-fired power plants.
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Beijing may have come up with a solution: floating nuclear power plants.
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Germany is aiming to phase out its nuclear power plants by 2022.
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They are building nanogrids, microgrids, distributed energy resources and virtual power plants.
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The power station currently has four 65-MW coal-fuelled power plants.
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Danish power plants relying on coal will be phased out by 2030.
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Reducing emissions from coal-fired power plants makes it easier to breathe.
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Prolonged droughts have threatened the supply of cooling water for power plants.
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Demand for new power plants will remain slow through 2019, Flannery predicted.
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Decades ago, Germany's power plants were a symbol of its engineering prowess.
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They drive our cars, pilot our planes, and run our power plants.
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Its banks finance Japanese-designed and -built power plants around the world.
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The Clean Power Plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants?
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Wind and other renewable power plants are supported by the Turkish government.
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It intends to shutter its remaining coal-fired power plants by 2025.
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That translates to more than 100 coal-fired units at power plants.
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Most engine pistons fire vertically; Boxer power plants pump in horizontal fashion.
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They regulate the safety of food, drugs, airplanes and nuclear power plants.
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What about the myriad of power plants that dot the southern landscape?
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Annual investment in power plants will rise to $700 billion a year.
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And power plants, especially coal burners, undoubtedly are subject to this mandate.
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ExGen Texas Power operates five natural-gas-fired power plants in Texas.
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Coal ash is a byproduct produced primarily at coal-fired power plants.
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Labor strikes halted train travel and cut output at nuclear-power plants.
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Carbon-capture methods at power plants and industrial facilities remain extremely expensive.
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Coal mining and coal-fired power plants have added to the mix.
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The Energy Policy paper focuses on "overnight construction costs" for power plants.
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The difference is that carbon-free includes not only renewables but also advanced nuclear power plants and fossil fuel power plants with carbon capture and sequestration, either of which Xcel may end up needing to get to 290.
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The country will also have to import liquefied natural gas (LNG) for its power plants, the ministry added, and the power shortage is expected to gradually subside after 2025 when several new gas-fired power plants go online.
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The investment will support the development and diversification of the Ictas renewable energy company portfolio of power plants, which currently consists of around 400 megawatts of hydro power plants and plans for numerous renewable projects, the EBRD said.
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He has sued to stop regulations controlling mercury pollution from power plants, carbon dioxide from power plants, a cleanup program for the Chesapeake Bay, ground-level ozone pollution, Obama's rule asserting federal power over small waterways and more.
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The company agreed in July to buy the hydro-electric power plant and two wind power plants from Brazilian renewable energy company Renova Energia SA. TerraForm Global closed the acquisition of the two wind power plants in September.
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"Our power plants in northern provinces of Heilongjiang, Liaoning and Jilin have the worst shortages among all of utilities," a senior executive at Datang Group, which has seven power plants in the region, told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Garbage fires, dung-powered cookstoves, diesel-powered vehicles and coal-fired power plants.
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Natural gas-fired cogeneration and thermal power plants supplied the remaining 1.8 percent.
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An estimated 100,000 people die annually from coal-fired power plants in India.
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Power plants make the juice and ship it out over high voltage wires.
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Coal-fired power plants already provide some 90 percent of South Africa's electricity.
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It is involved in both generation at thermal power plants and power distribution.
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At enough volume, it can help utilities avoid investment in new power plants.
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Although the rate of new coal power plants is declining, that's not enough.
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Today, the go-to option for utilities are natural gas "peaker" power plants.
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President Tayyip Erdogan will speak attend the opening ceremony of several power plants.
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He will then attend the power plants opening ceremony at the Presidential Palace.
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Reducing emissions from coal-fired power plants also makes it easier to breathe.
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Each year pollution from coal-fired power plants kills an estimated 13,000 Americans.
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Much of it is being financed on commercial terms, including several power plants.
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Developers say new coal-fired power plants would struggle to compete with that.
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Many households are also using electric heaters, drawing on coal-fired power plants.
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And unlike big power plants and power lines, they can be installed quickly.
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Coal ash is placed in pits or ponds next to coal power plants.
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Chubb will also stop underwriting the construction of new coal-fired power plants.
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No irregularities were reported from nuclear power plants in the region, authorities said.
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The semi-annual lab tests often don't reflect the reality at power plants.
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Because distributed energy technologies are smaller than big power plants, they iterate faster.
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Of the 10 largest carbon emitters in Europe, seven are coal power plants.
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Power plants are using IoT to make more efficient use of produced energy.
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NNPC owns and operates gas pipelines which feed power plants in the country.
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Despite Pruitt's lawsuit, Oklahoma utilities are acting to clean up their power plants.
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Britain wants to close all of its coal-fired power plants by 2025.
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NRG Energy Inc, which owns nuclear, coal and natural gas power plants, agreed.
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So there ought to be a rush to invest in African power plants.
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Much of that is attributable to coal-fired power plants and cars. 2000.
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"We're not saying the country shouldn't have any coal power plants," she said.
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TerraForm Global closed the acquisition of the two wind power plants in September.
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Natural gas power plants built today may struggle to compete with cheap renewables.
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Before Hurricane Irma, Puerto Rico has power plants had high outage rates. 4.
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Keeping certain power plants from retiring will do little to address these problems.
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Two power plants in Texas are already piloting alternate technologies to do so.
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Cost overruns on building two major power plants have also hit its finances.
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The result was an enormous build up of coal stocks at power plants.
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Preliminary proposals to build nuclear power plants inland have also ignited intense opposition.
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It's been blamed for the shutdowns of hundreds of coal-fired power plants.
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Vietnam is trying to switch to cleaner energy from coal-fired power plants.
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Russia eventually hopes to mass-produce similar floating power plants for other nations.
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So, too, in some states are "the stranded costs" of mothballed power plants.
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It is two electric power plants, each serving a town of 60,000 population.
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Population > 340k Oil and nat gas capital of Russia — mega power plants pic.twitter.
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Security specialists say nuclear power plants are becoming a top target for hackers.
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China would not be the first country to employ floating nuclear power plants.
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The vehicles we drive produce far more emissions than coal-fired power plants.
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Does EPA have legal authority to require actions outside the regulated power plants?
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Take the Environmental Protection Agency's impending carbon regulation for power plants, for example.
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Significant delays completing other major infrastructure projects like power plants compounded its woes.
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He also said he would issue no new licenses for coal power plants.
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To view a graphic on Nuclear power plants in the world , click: tmsnrt.
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Much of the previous research relates to industrial safety at nuclear power plants.
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Pipelines, refineries, and power plants operate on a top-down chain of command.
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The fuel in question is low-enriched uranium, used in nuclear power plants.
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It is two electric power plants, each serving a town of 21948,2130 population.
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Power plants in Denmark and fish farms in Norway have disrupted wild stocks.
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Much of that electricity today is generated at power plants fueled by oil.
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They complain that pipes and power plants are environmentally disruptive and an eyesore.
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The mercury regulation under review chiefly affects pollution from coal-fired power plants.
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About 69 percent support limiting carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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The Tempe, Arizona-based firm also provides operation and maintenance to power plants.
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However, its other three wind power plants will benefit from it until 2023.
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Dirty air, the kind you get around coal-fired power plants, kills people.
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Also, Poland's two biggest power plants were closed last month for planned maintenance.
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And the administration overhauled emission regulations for coal-fired power plants in 2019.
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That's equivalent to about 1,000 major solar power plants, according to experts' estimates.
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The power plants that burn the mined coal are being targeted as well.
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As with its mines, China faces enormous surplus capacity in its power plants.
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During extreme cold, home heating competes with power plants for natural gas supplies.
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Another measure, phasing out coal power plants, is more realistic now, Olhoff said.
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Owners of money-losing baseload power plants have been lobbying for subsidies too.
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Nuclear power plants produce about two-thirds of the country's zero-emissions electricity.
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Two Florida nuclear power plants are prepping for Irma, the Miami Herald reports.
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By comparison, nuclear power plants produce virtually no greenhouse gas emissions during operation.
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Several countries are introducing increasingly stricter measures to limit emissions from power plants.
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France plans to phase out its remaining coal-fired power plants by 2022.
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Power plants have shut down because of the soaring cost of imported fuel.
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This is done by automated frequency response systems, usually on conventional power plants.
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The Clean Power Plan was aimed at curbing carbon emissions from power plants.
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The IEA said that power plants in Brazil, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait and Egypt could help absorb some of the excess, with Middle Eastern countries alone capable of burning an additional 460,000 bpd of fuel oil in existing power plants.
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In recent years, large volumes of wind and solar-generated electricity have undermined the economics of traditional power plants and provided the outlines of a future in which conventional power plants no longer supply the bulk of a home's electricity.
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Even more significant, perhaps, is that most of the capital being spent in the world to build new power plants is being spent on renewables, twice as much in 2015 as on fossil-fired power plants, Bloomberg New Energy Finance found.
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Duke Energy, which has one of the largest fleets of coal power plants, just announced it will build three solar power plants in Kentucky, and it's not the only renewable-energy effort under way in the heart of coal country.
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JAKARTA, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Indonesia's PT Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) has secured a 7.9 trillion rupiah ($561 million) syndicated loan to help finance two coal-fired power plants and 13 gas machine power plants, the state electricity utility said on Wednesday.
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Nuclear power plants are currently being built in every major continent in the world.
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Cyber-attacks can shut power plants, paralyse firms and siphon fortunes from banks' coffers.
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KHNP, fully owned by KEPCO, runs all of the country's 24 nuclear power plants.
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China has canceled the construction of more than 22010 planned coal-fired power plants.
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That's lowered prices and made it the top choice for power plants across America.
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Scatec Solar generates electricity from 357 megawatts of solar power plants across the world.
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It's a problem that the companies that run the power plants need to address.
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The 9-11 attackers had U.S. nuclear power plants on a preliminary target list.
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Mikerin oversaw the shipment of uranium from Russia for use in American power plants.
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GE WINS MOST ORDERS FOR NEW GAS-FIRED POWER PLANTS IN FIRST QUARTER - SOURCES
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Combustion of all sorts, whether in boilers, engines, or power plants can produce particulates.
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That said, tritiated water is often diluted and routinely released from nuclear power plants.
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That includes Obama's unilateral moves easing deportation enforcement and his regulations on power plants.
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Potential examples include stock in oil companies or stakes in coal-burning power plants.
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It spun off its fossil-fuel-burning power plants into a related company, Uniper.
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Local executives and state lawmakers expected China Energy to help build new power plants.
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Two nuclear power plants, both operated by FPL, are located on Florida's eastern coast.
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Researchers followed residents of six cities near coal-fired power plants for 15 years.
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In response, they approved new power plants — more than the state could even use.
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EPH gave no further details of its plans for the coal-fired power plants.
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AMERICA'S bold effort to cut carbon-dioxide emissions from power plants is on hold.
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Bloomberg says that this amount could dislodge more than 10 coal-fired power plants.
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Plantations, power plants, infrastructure projects and real estate developments were also hotspots for violations.
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For all the hype around rooftop solar, big power plants remain the solar workhorse.
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Natural gas power plants provide this back-up faster than any other energy source.
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This means that most coal plants are not really "baseload" power plants any more.
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Its presence in infrastructure projects ranges from roads, ports and airports to power plants.
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Cyberattacks were also launched against two other power plants in central Ukraine, Tkachuk said.
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In particular, the Clean Power Plan sets limits on carbon dioxide from power plants.
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Pennsylvania, the fifth most populous U.S. state, has five nuclear power plants, for example.
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Whether it actually leads to the construction of new power plants is another matter.
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New capacity mechanisms could start supporting cash flows of power plants by around 2021.
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Utilities buy the product and mix it with coal to burn at power plants.
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This translates into a 7.6-gigawatt reduction in installed solar power plants through 2022.
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Saudi Arabia has said it wants nuclear power plants to diversify its energy supply.
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Instead, they target water systems, nuclear power plants, and the oil and gas sector.
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With Exelon's announcement, nine nuclear power plants have announced planned closures in recent years.
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He still picks up work at various power plants—at the age of 72.
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If power plants are profitable, subsidies only serve to pad a company's bottom line.
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Many power plants also have switched to natural gas from coal, the USGS said.
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Engie owns or holds stakes in three hard coal-fired power plants in Germany.
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Coal had been the primary fuel for U.S. power plants for the last century.
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Current fuel supply at Eletrobras power plants is being paid normally, the source added.
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Natural gas power plants, unlike coal ones, spend most of their money on fuel.
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The regulatory guide will clarify design standards for light-water-reactor nuclear power plants.
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Solaria signed a long-term financing agreement with Sabadell for 4 PV power plants.
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Investments can include debt that finances airports, toll roads, power plants and renewable energy.
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And if the power plants are too expensive, poorer nations could be left behind.
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The United Kingdom has committed to phase out its coal power plants by 2025.
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But it is produced from combustion — by cars, power plants, and other industrial sources.
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The companies argue that doing so would pose minimal burdens on nuclear power plants.
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That's "the level needed to fuel nuclear power plants," as the Washington Post explains.
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Using nuclear reactors for marine propulsion, or on floating power plants, is not new.
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The retirement of coal-fired power plants, which would also lead to new investment.
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In Pennsylvania, there are four other power plants operating outside of Three Mile Island.
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Gas is increasingly replacing coal as a fuel for power plants around the world.
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Together, those vehicles regularly emit more earth-warming gases than the country's power plants.
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Wind- and solar-power plants produce RECs for each unit of electricity they generate.
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Capturing carbon dioxide produced by power plants is one way to cut those emissions.
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Utilities in North Carolina, Michigan and elsewhere plan to close coal-fired power plants.
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Germany was also preparing to build more nuclear power plants before the 2011 earthquake.
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The rule also affects people looking to access federal facilities and nuclear power plants.
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The plan would shut down dirty power plants and replace them with clean energy.
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The largest industrial source of mercury pollution is power plants, according to the EPA.
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Examples of critical infrastructure include power grids, traffic signals, dams, or nuclear power plants.
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Regulators are also moving to roll back rules on power plants and wetland pollution.
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As Taylor Kuykendall reports, most coal power plants are already over 40 years old.
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Geothermal power plants tap heat stored far below the earth's surface to generate electricity.
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Competition from other global suppliers offering coal to Asian power plants is also intense.
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Uranium can be enriched for peaceful purposes, like to fuel reactors in power plants.
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That's roughly equal to the output of three nuclear power plants for an hour.
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Coal stockpiles at U.S. power plants are at their lowest level in a decade.
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"Republicans tend to hate regulations, especially the president's new power plants rules," he said.
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Obama's plan would have placed grievous CO2 emission restrictions on U.S. coal power plants.
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It also means supporting safely operating nuclear power plants that produce carbon-free electricity.
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Two senators introduced a bill Wednesday to boost carbon capture projects for power plants.
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He has fought protections against mercury, arsenic and other toxic pollutants from power plants.
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It blocked an E.P.A. rule that would have limited mercury emissions from power plants.
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New York and eight other Eastern states have a similar program for power plants.
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And many power plants will decide to pass the extra costs on to customers.
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Increased investment in roads, bridges and power plants has won support across party lines.
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Under these terms Tehran would still be able to run its nuclear power plants.
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And it basically prevented something like 24 power plants from being built in California.
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For the most part, for fast-responding power plants, utilities turn to natural gas.
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The American Lung Association did find progress was made in year-round particle pollution (caused by unhealthy particles in the air from things like wildfires, wood-burning devices, coal-fired power plants, and diesel engines) due to cleaner power plants and vehicles.
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So Congress sets the broad policy that power plants should use the best green technology that they reasonably can afford, but it's up to the EPA to study that technology and impose more stringent requirements on power plants as this tech improves.
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For example, particulate matter (soot, smoke and poisonous gases) emitted by coal- fired power plants, can cause heart disease, cancer and asthma, but the scrubbers used by coal- fired power plants to remove mercury also remove particulates thus creating a major, indirect benefit.
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"In response to growing concerns over fine dusts, we will lower the share of coal power by shutting down old coal-fired power plants and restricting to add new coal-fired power plants in the future," the ministry said in a statement.
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Handling the growing load will require adding thousands of new power plants to the grid.
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Earlier this year, the heavily industrial state of Gujarat cancelled its proposed coal power plants.
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RWE is Germany's largest power producer and operates a number of coal-fired power plants.
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Many communities in Appalachia have long relied on coal power plants and mines for prosperity.
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Reporters don't bother writing stories about how nuclear power plants stood up well to hurricanes.
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Industry executives said subsidies for solar power plants could also be cut and eliminated soon.
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SunEdison, once a renewable energy power player, makes solar power plants and wind energy plants.
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TerraForm Power creates value for its investors by owning and operating clean energy power plants.
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Coal-fired power plants should be shut down, and no new ones should be approved.
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With stricter emission standards on power plants, it worked to curb its reliance on coal.
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The Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the president's emissions restrictions on coal-fired power plants.
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Some may even add in the virtual power plants type of play into the mix.
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He wants to kill America's Clean Power Plan, which would regulate emissions from power plants.
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Nearly two-thirds said they would support domestic policies limiting carbon emissions from power plants.
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POWER PLANTS The Kushner plan proposes a $220 million upgrade to Gaza's sole power plant.
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In electricity markets, multiple power plants produce electric power, but the demand varies over time.
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The report noted that Westinghouse, which manufactures power plants, could benefit from such a deal.
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The two old power plants Kosova A and Kosova B are among Europe's worst polluters.
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Reassuringly, grid operators believe there are enough spare gas-fired power plants to avoid blackouts.
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What's more, the researchers say, existing power plants could co-fire woody biomass with coal.
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He would put them back to work and get coal-fired power plants humming again.
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Thermoelectric power plants use coal, gas or nuclear energy to heat water and create steam.
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And the watershed is managed better to keep the power plants safer from extreme weather.
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AMERICA'S most ambitious effort to cut carbon-dioxide emissions from power plants is in danger.
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Only four provinces currently have coal-fired power plants, according to the Globe and Mail.
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Earlier this month, the EPA specified what those technologies should achieve at Texas power plants.
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First, the Clean Power Plan was expected to reduce to reduce emissions from power plants.
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The EPA estimates that coal-fired power plants will cut about 27,25.8 jobs by 20153.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is drafting new safety guidelines for nuclear power plants.
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That is equivalent to the typical output of all Britain's electric-power plants put together.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register delays new rules for prepaid cards and power plants.
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The NRC on Monday revised the agency's guidelines for radioactive waste from nuclear power plants.
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Balluku said the damage these small hydro power plants caused could outweigh any economic gain.
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Even the natural gas and oil used to fuel power plants is received via pipelines.
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The report also found that emissions from larger power plants dropped 220006 percent since 2202.
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The report additionally found that emissions from larger power plants dropped 28503 percent since 22019.
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In general, nuclear power plants are found in red states and blue collar communities, i.e.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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Petrobras power plants have a total capacity of 6,000 MW, according to the company's website.
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Certainly, it is hard to watch major local employers like power plants close their doors.
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The city government has ordered the shutdown of construction activities and coal-based power plants.
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Notably, the mine was to produce coking coal and not thermal coal for power plants.
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Gas-fired power plants can run when called on, just like coal and nuclear plants.
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First, power plants usually don't have full rights to demand gas when they need it.
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Factories, power plants, transportation grids and all kinds of critical infrastructure can be accessed online.
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In 2016, data center firm Switch commenced construction of two solar power plants in Nevada.
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Coal-fired power plants were blamed as one of the main culprits for worsening pollution.
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What they do, according to O*NET: Operate and maintain nuclear reactors in power plants.
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Traditionally, in reducing those pollutants, the agency has required power plants to make technological improvements.
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The second comes when further price drops let renewables outcompete even existing fossil power plants.
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Perry's main responsibility is making sure the country's nuclear arsenal and power plants are secure.
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The case centered on a slate of EPA regulations targeting mercury emissions at power plants.
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Of that cost, $1.3 billion was attributable to mercury emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Hackers can threaten military bases and weapons — as well as civilian infrastructure like power plants.
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"It provides no incentive to build new power plants or refit existing ones," he said.
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That law empowered EPA to set nationwide emission limits for industrial facilities like power plants.
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By way of background: New natural gas power plants come in one of two flavors.
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These kinds of power plants are facing competition from cheap natural gas, among other factors.
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In fact, fossil fuel power plants lead to far more bird deaths than wind turbines.
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The administration interprets this partly as including "fuel-secure" power plants — namely, coal and nuclear.
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Nebraskans are being dusted in snow generated by the steam from power plants right now.
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The details: The estimate comes in the EPA's proposal for governing coal-burning power plants.
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Besides new solar plants, the drive includes wind farms, cogeneration plants and hydro-power plants.
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Environmental activists also blame Japan for financing overseas projects to build coal-fired power plants.
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Chronic electricity shortages make it difficult to produce coal and transport it to power plants.
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Together, the nation's vehicles now regularly emit more earth-warming gases than its power plants.
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Last month, a new report found that coal-fired power plants have poisoned groundwater nationwide.
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We have far more security in our iPhone and laptops than in our power plants.
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For one, it must stop financing and building coal-fired power plants around the world.
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I was involved in the design, licensing, construction, operation and decommissioning of nuclear power plants.
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More than a decade ago, Cuba modernized its Soviet-era power plants and centralized grid.
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And many older coal-burning power plants are reaching the end of their useful lives.
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"I'm downwind of two power plants, a refinery and next to a freeway," he said.
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When Henrik Poulsen became DONG's boss in 29, gas and coal power plants were ailing.
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Some opponents claim these power plants are a "false solution" that green-washes dirty incineration.
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This week, the Trump administration unveiled plans to overhaul regulations of coal-burning power plants.
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This determination could make it easier for wood-burning power plants to win regulatory approval.
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He had already helped to close 304 of the nation's 530 coal-fired power plants.
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Matching up fuel cells with power plants can confer tremendous environmental benefits down the road.
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He called for higher car parking fees and reduced dependence on coal-fired power plants.
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All nuclear power plants were shut after 2011 but several have since been re-opened.
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In developing countries, hundreds of coal-burning power plants are still on the drawing board.
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Additionally, the review flagged a plan to allow for virtual power plants by fiscal 2021.
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This figure is greater than the current emissions from all coal-fired power plants worldwide.
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RGGI limits pollution from power plants, forcing utilities to pay if they exceed the caps.
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The report concluded that seven power plants had a disproportionate impact on people of color.
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The earthquake cut power to the island as power plants shut down to protect themselves.
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This insulates local mines from the transition that power plants are making to natural gas.
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It supplies gas to homes and businesses in Southern California, including power plants and refineries.
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For justification, it focuses mainly on claims of reduced burdens on coal-burning power plants.
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Costs also have been a significant issue, particularly affecting decisions about building new power plants.
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That is the equivalent of the emissions from 189 five-hundred-megawatt coal power plants.
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Just last week, Credit Suisse said it would stop financing new coal-fired power plants.
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There will be 98 nuclear power plants operating in the U.S. after Oyster Creek closes.
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FERC, in January, rejected that proposal to prop up struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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Those regulations sought to cut planet-warming carbon dioxide pollution from coal-fired power plants.
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Some power plants store coal ash in unlined waste ponds, which threatens groundwater and waterways.
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It was one of just two nuclear power plants under construction in the United States.
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As a result, more solar parks, wind farms and hydroelectric power plants are being built.
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But GE said the cuts were essential, since sales of new power plants are falling.
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These are civilian nuclear power plants, and Saudi Arabia claims it wants them for electricity.
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President Trump's new energy plan aims to save coal-burning power plants and miners' jobs.
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California now burns as much natural gas in buildings as it does in power plants.
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It would spur new technologies like hydrogen fuels made from sunlight and virtual power plants.
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Bloomberg already backs another effort, Beyond Coal, dedicated to shutting down coal-fired power plants.
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Abbasi added that Sindh province also wants to build two 1,200 megawatt (MW) gas power plants, following in the footsteps of the Punjab province, which is in the process of commissioning four large gas power plants with capacity of nearly 5,000 MW in total.
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In addition, utilities have been slow to build new coal-fired power plants in recent decades because of air-quality concerns over the burning of the other type of coal — thermal coal — that is used for power plants and is mined across the country.
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He boosted fuel efficiency standards under Clean Air Act Section 20163, created carbon emission standards for new power plants under Section 111's New Source Review, and implemented carbon emission standards for existing power plants under Section 111(d) — that's the Clean Power Plan.
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"Given the long-term planning horizon for nuclear power plants, it is imperative that the planning work for the new nuclear power plants should commence now," Mantashe, who has headed a merged mining and energy ministry since May, said in a speech to parliament.
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Despite its sunny climate, Saudi Arabia produces most of its electricity from oil-fired power plants.
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In China most deaths were urban and the result of pollution from coal-burning power plants.
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Connecticut upheld a similar power for the EPA to regulate carbon pollution from new power plants.
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In the past, it has sold products to banks, nuclear-power plants, and even the Vatican.
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The report doesn't say that the attackers were able to control how power plants generated power.
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Essentially, this attack provided Russia a peek into how US power plants work and report data.
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These are considerably lower for renewables, and even for natural gas and coal-fired power plants.
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There are currently no plans to build new coal-fired power plants in the United States.
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The show explored the benefits of capturing carbon dioxide before it was emitted from power plants.
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The technology strips carbon emissions from power plants and other industrial activity and sequesters it underground.
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These systems do everything from controlling nuclear power plants to monitoring electrical grids and oil fields.
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Owners of unprofitable coal-fired power plants have shuttered them at a record rate in 2018.
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Pruitt has also fought legal battles with the EPA over regulations about water and power plants.
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Obama's contentious Clean Power Plan sought to reduce climate change-causing pollution from US power plants.
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That's 5003 times the annual radiation limit for workers at nuclear power plants, but not fatal.
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Airports, prisons, and power plants all have good reason to keep drones from getting too close.
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Laos had 46 operating hydroelectric power plants in 2017, with 54 more planned or under construction.
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The two firms are already working together to develop solar power plants in Brazil and Argentina.
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Nuclear power plants around the country are struggling to compete with power from cheap natural gas.
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But it is clear that missing construction deadlines on nuclear-power plants can send costs skyrocketing.
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These rules apply to factories, power plants, golf courses, new housing developments — and much, much more.
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Aysal said that when completed the power plants would meet 10 percent of Iran's energy needs.
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Why it matters: Dragos specializes in securing the hardware that runs power plants, factories and dams.
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Some of that power, however, will be replaced by renewables rather than gas-fired power plants.
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Previously, senators have attempted to undo rules that loosen pollution regulations for power plants, for example.
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The countryside is dotted with natural hot springs and futuristic power plants, all gently leaking steam.
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India expects its power plants, already the world's dirtiest, to consume 50% more coal by 2030.
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Eight coal-fired power plants will be closed down in the next five years, he announced.
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Most of the money is earmarked for power plants to improve Pakistan's notoriously unreliable electricity supply.
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Chief Executive Frank Mastiaux said he did not plan to divest EnBW's coal-fired power plants.
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The company which also makes power plants and medical devices did not specify a time frame.
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Coal-fired power plants still supply more than a third of the world's power (see map).
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Someone is creeping around the digital infrastructure of United States power plants, including a nuclear facility.
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"Clean coal" refers to emerging technologies that capture the carbon released from coal-burning power plants.
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He's also started unraveling U.S. policies to curb greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and vehicles.
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These are jet engines used in power plants to generate electricity, rather than as propulsion devices.
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If enacted, it'll compel power plants to curb their carbon emissions by 30 percent by 2030.
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Essentially, humanity has a power grid that loses energy as bugs destroy buildings and power plants.
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And 29 percent of Americans oppose federal regulation of carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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These include power plants and related technology, as well as the compressed natural gas sub sector.
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Power plants often run slow because the river water they use for cooling is too hot.
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It abuts the Olkaria geothermal power plants, from which plumes of steam pour into the sky.
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GE has been shedding several businesses to focus on jet engines, power plants and renewable energy.
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Major rules include emissions standards for cars and power plants, which the Trump administration is weakening.
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Electricity is generated where it is consumed, easing the strain on transmission lines and power plants.
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There is currently more than 70,000 metric tons of waste stored at U.S. nuclear power plants.
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Trump's replacement rule is much more lenient and allows states more leeway in regulating power plants.
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Bosnia gets 40 percent of its electricity from hydropower, the rest from coal-fired power plants.
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In 2018 alone, 20 coal-fired power plants have closed or are scheduled to shut down.
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It's actually one of the most high-tech, most efficient coal power plants in the country.
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Meanwhile, climate-warming gases emitted by power plants today can last in the atmosphere for centuries.
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Sensitive areas around prisons and power plants will be off limits in the system as well.
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But it has been under fire for allowing large numbers of new coal-fired power plants.
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We've seen stronger demand from a number of sources — power plants turning from coal to gas.
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It also has a reasonable inventory of drones that it uses at power plants and projects.
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Estimates from investment firm Lazard compare today's unsubsidized costs for building new power plants by technology.
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When ancillary employment is included, nuclear power plants create tens of thousands of good-paying jobs.
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The European ETS charges power plants and factories for every ton of carbon dioxide they emit.
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In 2016, America's power plants emitted 27 percent less carbon dioxide than they did in 23.
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The contribution from gas-fired power plants was slightly lower than in 2017, at 39.4 percent.
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Essen-based Steag has seven coal-fired power plants with 5 GW capacity in western Germany.
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Nuclear: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is moving forward with new guidelines for nuclear power plants.
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Factories, power plants and vehicles using fossil fuels, dust and burning of waste were among sources.
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Slower growth, in turn, has depressed electricity demand growth and created a glut of power plants.
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This explains why a disproportionate percentage of minority and low-income communities live near power plants.
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Kazakhstan, a former Soviet republic that borders China, has no nuclear power plants of its own.
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Plenty of pages, however, were written by employees themselves, especially those working at nuclear power plants.
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Geothermal power plants use a lot of water; and biofuels have a whole host of problems.
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The biggest amount of fossil fuel-derived energy, 38 percent, comes from gas-fired power plants.
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It should help introduce cross-border water initiatives, hydroelectric power plants, navigation lines, and eco parks.
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Summit has submitted a proposal to build several power plants and other projects, the official said.
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Should coal and nuclear power plants get special treatment from the federal government for economic hardship?
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He pointed to continued trouble at GE Power, the division that makes turbines for power plants.
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Worse, consumers may have to shoulder the losses from coal-fired power plants, the institute noted.
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There are currently 85033 nuclear power plants operating in the country, though many have multiple reactors.
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And South Korea has offered the North a modernization planthat includes building railways and power plants.
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Over time, she also helped in the construction, management and sale of the bank's power plants.
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It supplies natural gas to homes and businesses in Southern California, including power plants and refineries.
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The result is that, like the population itself, America's roads, bridges and power plants are aging.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for banks, railroads and nuclear power plants.
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Senate Democrats have introduced a bill to bolster carbon capture technology for fossil fuel power plants.
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Currently, there are 85033 nuclear power plants with 99 operating nuclear reactors in the United States.
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Yet Norway's electricity, generated from hydroelectric power plants, was already among the cleanest in the world.
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The European ETS charges power plants and factories for every tonne of carbon dioxide they emit.
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Coal-fired power plants will need to be equipped with costly carbon capture and sequestration systems.
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Ukraine operates four civilian power plants with 15 reactors, and several research institutes hold radioactive materials.
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"You wouldn't dispute that Congress delegates authority to regulate carbon dioxide from power plants," he said.
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That would be equivalent to the lifetime carbon pollution of nearly 85033,000 coal-fired power plants.
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Tata Power is instead focusing on buying coal-fired power plants that are effectively distressed assets.
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In December, he rejected the GOP's resolution to stop his landmark climate rules for power plants.
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Coal-fired power plants emit more greenhouse gases than natural gas, wind and solar plants do.
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The slowing economy has also left China with a growing overcapacity in coal-fired power plants.
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The coal-fired power plants have an advantage in securing contracts and time on the grid.
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The mercury rule is controversial and expensive, forcing some coal-fired power plants to shut down.
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It was a recipe for a slow-building disaster, regardless of what fueled the power plants.
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The winning bidders will build, own and operate the power plants in partnership with the government.
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Bailing out uneconomic power plants would do nothing to improve cyber security for the energy sector.
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Some of the participants are "utility holding companies," which own both distribution utilities and power plants.
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But fusion power plants will have to be at least five times more powerful, he said.
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Similar examples are seen in manufacturing, power plants, energy and utilities and the financial services industry.
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Utilities have always had to rely on large power plants for generating electricity during peak hours.
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The new criteria included restricting investments in companies involved in the construction of new power plants.
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Pennsylvanians Against Fracking compiled its own list of power plants mentioned in articles and industry reports.
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Across the industry, a majority of power plants being built today use renewables, not fossil fuels.
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A Texas utility plans to shut down two large coal-fired power plants in the state.
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The E.P.A. is reviewing a major law that restricts mercury emissions by coal-burning power plants.
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The Sierra Club, which tallies coal-fired power plants nationwide, estimates there are a remaining 241.
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Wind turbines don't cause cancer, but coal-burning power plants do — along with many other ailments.
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Secondly, they pollute vastly less, even if the electricity is coming from coal-fueled power plants.
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That is in large part because of the rapid closure of more coal-burning power plants.
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Back in the old (pre-renewables) days, there were three fairly clear tiers of power plants.
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Terry McAuliffe ordered regulators to explore a cap-and-trade program for the state's power plants.
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China is also launching a series of subsidy-free solar and wind power plants this year.
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Contracts for building pipelines or gas-fired power plants can last for decades at a time.
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Nitrogen dioxide is a yellow-brown gas emitted by motor vehicles, power plants, and industrial facilities.
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The ministry also said it will cap the remaining coal-fired power plants' operations at 80%.
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While China is still building some coal-fired power plants, it has canceled plans for others.
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China's economic takeoff has been propelled by high-polluting factories, steel mills, cement and power plants.
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Edeltech last year committed to buy 6 bcm of gas from Leviathan for its power plants.
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"We don't finance coal power plants and there are no projects in our pipeline," said Jin.
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"The latest coal power plants (will) be as clean as gas-based power generation," Iqbal insisted.
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But power plants must burn more wood than coal to generate the same amount of electricity.
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In the past, hydroelectric power plants funded by Catholic charities or other nonprofits weren't properly maintained.
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The agency scrambled to restart power plants that automatically shut down for safety during the quake.
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Low prices do not mean that wind and solar can replace conventional power plants anytime soon.
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Authorities had worked through the night to activate all of the power plants on the island.
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His father, who is also retired, worked as a mechanic in coal power plants around Cottbus.
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That might include closing coal-fired power plants, some of which opened as recently as 2016.
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Annually, traditional power plants experience unexpected power outages 9,85033 times as often as this August's eclipse.
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The Clean Power Plan aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from the nation's existing power plants.
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The reduction targets for power plants were also lowered slightly compared to earlier drafts, it showed.
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It's not just coal in power plants, but gasoline and diesel combustion in cars and trucks.
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In 2014, Ms. Haley criticized federal plans that would force power plants to cut carbon emissions.
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The country added nearly 43 gigawatts from coal power plants from January 2018 to June 2019.
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The borough built power plants, schools with swimming pools, sewer systems with heaters to prevent freezing.
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Removing regulations on coal-fired power plants wouldn't necessarily bring back a lot of coal jobs.
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The cargoes will be mixed with Polish coal and exported and sold to local power plants.
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Increased use of renewable energy has also negatively affected power plants that run on fossil fuels.
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At GE Power, which makes and services natural gas and coal-fired power plants, orders plunged.
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The biggest problem continues to be GE Power, the division that makes turbines for power plants.
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Some coal-fired facilities froze – both the power plants themselves and their on-site coal piles.
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Cobalt is also widely used for superalloys in turbines, space vehicles, rocket engines and power plants.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for prepaid cards and nuclear power plants.
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More to the point, carbon pollution restrictions on power plants have always been popular, across demographics.
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They are competing with existing sources, power plants that have already been built and paid off.
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Duke began using refined coal at two of its North Carolina power plants in August 2012.
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The reason to keep nuclear power plants open is that they are generating carbon-free electricity.
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But clean coal more commonly refers to coal power plants that capture their greenhouse gas emissions.
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For context, the EIA calculates overnight construction costs for new US power plants ordered in 2014.
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That's 15 times the annual radiation limit for workers at nuclear power plants, but not fatal.
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Last year, America's power plants emitted 27 percent less carbon dioxide than they did in 2.23.
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It has to be about restoring the island's economy and its power plants and transmission lines.
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Earlier this month brought a mind-blowing announcement in the world of power plants and pollution.
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But the plans came unstuck as the financial health of government-owned, state-level power distributors weakened, leaving them unwilling to meet the prices demanded by power plants, while coal and gas supplies failed to keep up with the needs of the newly opened power plants.
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They involved power plants fueled by coal or coalbed methane as well as coal-to-chemical projects.
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The ministry will also keep its plan to stop extending the lifespans of aged nuclear power plants.
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Emissions peaked in 2007, when the country's power plants emitted 2.4 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide.
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The EPA is rolling back the Obama administration's plan to regulate emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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All but about 60,000 have had power restored, and the island's power plants were not severely damaged.
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Nitrogen dioxide is produced when gasoline gets burned in cars or coal gets burned in power plants.
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The ACE rule allows states to set their own carbon emissions standards for coal-fueled power plants.
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It can be used to build multi-hundred-megawatt power plants, or it can be scaled down.
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It has delayed rules limiting discharges of heavy metals, like lead, mercury and arsenic, from power plants.
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Details: Reported emissions from large power plants have dropped 4.5% since 2016 and nearly 20% since 2011.
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Distributed power plants are typically small- and medium-sized power stations that are installed close to consumers.
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Her EPA could try to rewrite a different rule for power plants to comply with the courts.
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Coal-fired power plants accounted for 31 percent of capacity but only 26 percent of forced outages.
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GE's Greenville factory makes large, gas-fired turbines that generate electricity in power plants around the world.
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Protecting critical infrastructure like power plants and other industrial plants is just as important as it's challenging.
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That system covers emissions from power plants in nine states that include Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts.
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Combined, these attributes make the robot perfectly suited for dangerous jobs like cleaning out nuclear power plants.
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We don't let anybody frack or drill for oil or build nuclear power plants wherever they like.
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Most coal is thermal coal (sometimes called steam coal), used to fuel power plants to create electricity.
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"So far, everybody has looked at power plants as the major source of climate change," he said.
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U.S. coal consumption has been declining for years as power plants shift to cleaner, cheaper natural gas.
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This is aggravated by the continued expansion of spending on coal-fired power plants, especially in Asia.
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Over the years, science has found links between asthma and air pollution from coal-fueled power plants.
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EDF did not give more details regarding the planned strike and which power plants could be affected.
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Two power plants in Norfolk, Nebraska created "human-made snow" that drifted downwind onto the small town.
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Steam emitted from the power plants became cloud-like formations that crystallized into snow as temperatures fell.
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EERC's small test boilers are designed to mimic the performance of actual power plants, lab officials say.
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Also announced by the two countries is an agreement to develop six nuclear power plants in India.
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The first is CK Hutchison, a conglomerate with interests in power plants, perfume and much in between.
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Embedded computers are found in smart home devices, medical gear, cars, financial exchanges, power plants and more.
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Gecko Robotics aims to save human lives at our nation's power plants with its wall-climbing robots.
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Last year Chinese companies invested at least $21bn in Brazil, not least in power plants and ports.
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The culprit, the study finds, is aerosol pollution from coal-fired power plants along with other sources.
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We recently wrote letters to city council handling proposals to expand local oil fields and power plants.
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The IPO funds will be used to repay loans and finance new regional power plants, it says.
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Coal and nuclear ("baseload") power plants are getting the shit kicked out of them in energy markets.
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For that reason, there are very few large-scale commercial CCUS projects operating at power plants today.
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Texas doesn't even have capacity markets, which pay power plants to stay open in case of emergency.
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It has nothing to do with the question of what to do with existing nuclear power plants.
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Even if power plants could generate more electricity, the grid would not be able to handle it.
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To be clear, this is not necessarily the optimal way of saving New York's nuclear power plants.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology scientists estimate that air pollution from power plants kills 22019,000 Americans each year.
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The same large gender gap exists in terms of views of the safety of nuclear power plants.
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An electric utility company is closing two coal-fired power plants by next year, citing economic conditions.
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It banned the burning of rubbish and shut down heavily polluting industries as well as power plants.
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Avantagenera's clean-energy assets include wind and solar power plants in countries such as Spain and Brazil.
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Nuclear power plants, on the other hand, run around the clock until they need to be refueled.
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Using solar and wind power plants to improve the operational performance of the grid is one solution.
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The facility serves more than 11 million customers and provides fuel to 17 gas-fired power plants.
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Although Asia's fourth-largest economy still plans to build 19 new coal-fired power plants by 2022.
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Zibelman said the energy lost would almost certainly be replaced by fossil-fired, carbon producing power plants.
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The company's hydroelectric power plants were running as normal on isolated IT systems unaffected by the outage.
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Germany's largest electricity producer is struggling to halt a decline in profitability at its conventional power plants.
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The Japanese firm was also exploring possibilities of investing in solar power plants in Tanzania, it added.
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EDF has agreed to talks with a consortium of Polish utilities about selling its local power plants.
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What is at stake is a fundamentally new and promising approach to reducing pollution from power plants.
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Coal ash storage ponds are often adjacent to waterways, since coal-fired power plants need cooling water.
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Earthquakes: The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is moving forward with new earthquake standards for nuclear power plants.
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That extends a pattern of achieving far steeper emissions reductions from power plants than from other sectors.
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The Trump administration formally proposed to scrap the Obama administration's signature climate change rule for power plants.
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It has invested billions in loans to build railways, roads and power plants, mainly with Chinese workers.
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It has also been encouraging its existing coal-fired power plants to install ultra-low emissions technology.
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The family's assets span steel mills and aluminum smelters to hydro-power plants and a private bank.
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By reducing over-all emissions from power plants, the mercury standards have produced benefits of two kinds.
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First, transition power plants and vehicles away from coal, oil and natural gas toward renewable energy sources.
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Natural gas-fired power plants rely on supplies shipped in by pipeline, and so would not qualify.
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Since 2011 nearly half of the U.S. coal-fired power plants, or nearly 260 plants, have closed.
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Thermal power plants switching to fuel oil could save around 15 million mcm a day, he said.
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Exelon, which operates nuclear power plants in the region, would see cash flow increase by $500 million.
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You'd think this, yet both are now pushing construction of large nuclear power plants in Saudi Arabia.
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Some of these defenses, undoubtedly, would be deployed to defend whatever nuclear power plants Riyadh might build.
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You can fly them with a pre-programmed route to crash into buildings, power plants, interchanges, whatever.
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The Trump administration wants to ease the air pollution permitting process for certain power plants and manufacturers.
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The French renewable power plants operator said it had appointed Marie-Odile Lavenant as Chief Financial Officer.
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The unprecedented move essentially amounts to a second attempt to bail out coal and nuclear power plants.
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Inslee would seek to close all coal-fired power plants in the U.S. to achieve the goal.
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Representatives of China's hydropower and wind power industries have complained of the glut of coal power plants.
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At times, protesters stopped collecting trash, went on strike at nuclear power plants and blocked gas refineries.
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The first tipping point comes when solar or wind becomes cheaper than fossils for new power plants.
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The second tipping point — parity with existing power plants — is still a ways off in many countries.
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During his campaign, Bolsonaro pledged to build a highway through the forest and power plants within it.
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That's also equivalent to "firing up 30 coal power plants," said Paul Cort, a lawyer with Earthjustice.
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Back in 2013, power utilities started removing the waste from the pits alongside coal-fired power plants.
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Power plants will keep moving away from coal because of economics and concerns about climate change, too.
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Together with the Calder Hall reactor in Sellafield, they were Britain's first generation of nuclear power plants.
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There are 1,300 (and counting) such sites, the former homes of nuclear power plants, chemical plants, shipyards.
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Perry last year proposed higher payments to nuclear and coal power plants to save them from closing.
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China's electricity consumption was stalling, and many coal-fired power plants began operating only half the time.
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We would have to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in replacing power plants as they die.
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Power plants would have had to start complying with those requirements by as early as November 22019.
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Heavy industry includes steelmaking, coal-fired power plants, cement factories, coke plants, metal casting and chemical production.
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That's about 262 percent of the electric power produced by all the world's nuclear power plants combined.
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The technology would be most economic at industrial facilities near oil and gas operations, not power plants.
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Background: The ERCOT market is lean, so the power plants are not typically guaranteed to make money.
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She called 2018 "a reset and stabilization year" for the division, which makes power plants and equipment.
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The bulk of the gas transported through this pipeline would go to fuel gas-fired power plants.
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According to the EPA, the rule applies to about 1,400 electricity-generating units at 600 power plants.
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India's coal-fired power plants are running below 60 percent of capacity, a record low, experts say.
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When he made that pledge, five nuclear power plants were under construction, three of them near completion.
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It applies to fossil-fuel power plants of 25 MW or greater (just shy of 170 facilities).
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It would change carbon capture from something expensive, burdensome, and inessential to something integral to power plants.
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If Net Power plants can sell their carbon dioxide to EOR operations, it will improve their competitiveness.
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Mr. Bloomberg has given tens of millions of dollars to environmental groups fighting coal-fired power plants.
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Delays were reported in the Patagonia region of Argentina, thanks to failures in the area's power plants.
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What has not changed is the decline of coal — both coal mines and coal-burning power plants.
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Fewer coal and gas-fired power plants are being built, leaving more companies fighting over fewer projects.
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It is not about the CO2, it's the particles that cars emit, that coal power plants emit.
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And critics argue that focusing on power plants addresses only a portion of the greenhouse-gas problem.
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And South Korea has offered the North a modernization plan that includes building railways and power plants.
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Toshiba said it would stop building new nuclear power plants and focus instead on maintaining older ones.
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And under Trump, the Energy Department has worked to keep coal and nuclear power plants from closing.
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Power plants have been stockpiling beds, blankets, and food, according to industry trade groups and electric cooperatives.
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Neither is strong-arming big energy consumers into using loser coal companies and deteriorating nuclear power plants.
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The California I.S.O. plans to fill the void by ramping up natural gas and hydroelectric power plants.
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California has its own cap-and-trade program that includes other polluters in addition to power plants.
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In May, Allianz said it would immediately stop insuring single coal-fired power plants and coal mines.
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While he did not go into detail, barge or ship-based power plants provide quickly deployable capacity.
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Japan plans to build as many as 22 coal-burning power plants in the next five years.
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The Indonesian government has urged the electricity utility company to cut its use of diesel power plants.
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The same Germany that is switching off all its nuclear power plants and turning to green energy.
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Several Japanese utilities firms have cancelled plans for new coal-fired power plants, Reuters reported in April.
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He wants US nuclear power plants and a generation of engineers and technicians educated to run them.
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Many of the solar panels in America's backyards and solar power plants are made by Chinese companies.
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And it started examining how air pollution from power plants affected nearby residents, many of them black.
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Major Spanish utility Iberdrola is to replace its two remaining coal-fired power plants with renewable facilities.
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We also presumably would have to retire some existing power plants, so the ratepayer impacts are unknown.
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London (CNN Business)Virtual power plants could solve one of renewable energy's most vexing challenges: the weather.
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Such "carbon capture" power plants are seen as a path forward for the hobbled American coal sector.
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Natural gas is just one of the fuels that powers Germany's industry, households, power plants and vehicles.
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New York (CNN Business)The simple laws of economics threaten to doom America's remaining coal power plants.
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"We will fade out the use of old and low-efficient coal-fired power plants," Onoda said.
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Closing the gap will be challenging, Papadimitriou says, and it requires shutting down coal-fired power plants.
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Conergy builds, operates and manages solar power plants in Japan, Australia, Thailand, the Philippines, Myanmar and Germany.
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Additional carbon dioxide, created by power plants and generated when we travel, is what's fueling climate change.
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Currently the waste is stored at nuclear power plants and other sites in pools and in casks.
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Australia is one of the world's largest carbon emitters per capita due to coal-fired power plants.
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By contrast, India has just only launched an emission standard for coal-fired power plants this year.
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Many natural gas-fueled power plants do not have a backup fuel source (typically oil) on site.
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Vital economic infrastructure, such as shipping ports, power plants, and oil production production facilities were disrupted temporarily.
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This has led to the rapid-paced closure of uncompetitive coal-fired power plants across the country.
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The $30 billion Minneapolis-based utility has already shut down a quarter of its coal power plants.
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Advocates are citing their faith to protest plans to build factories and power plants near their homes.
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On Friday, officials moved to replace the Obama administration's justification for mercury pollution rules for power plants.
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Are big, centrally located power plants the real solution for the energy demands of the developing world?
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The groom's mother was a Boston-based nuclear dosimetry reader at nuclear power plants across the country.
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These "distributed energy resources," or DERs, have advantages over huge power-generation technologies like coal power plants.
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Meanwhile, companies like GE are experimenting with using augmented reality at power plants and other industrial facilities.
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There's a simple, compelling argument that the world ought to be building many more nuclear power plants.
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The ACE also restricts what states can do to push coal-fired power plants to become cleaner.
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It also lets you factor in the health and pollution damage from different types of power plants.
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While Perry came back lamenting the fate of old coal and nuclear power plants, other nations instead are focusing on bringing on-line more flexible power plants and energy storage systems together with smart appliances and electrical equipment that can make the electric grid more resilient and reliable.
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And the Trump administration is running in the opposite direction, advancing policies that would increase emissions, including freezing fuel economy standards for cars and trucks, rolling back the Clean Power Plan which limits emissions for existing power plants, and relaxing carbon dioxide emissions restrictions on new coal power plants.
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In October, however, Siemens said it was ready to participate in the modernization of power plants in Russia.
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Outdoor particulate matter and ground-level ozone come mostly from burning fossil fuels in power plants and vehicles.
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It didn't severely damage the power plants, though, Buell said after speaking with a PREPA representative Monday morning.
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Now is not the time to build fossil fuel power plants that will operate for half a century.
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Fifty-four power plants are currently under construction in 16 countries, of 454 active plants in the world.
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France is now weighing whether to extend the operating life of some of its aging nuclear power plants.
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Where they make money is on big infrastructure investments in power plants, power lines, transformers, and the like.
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The bankruptcy cast doubt on the future of the first new U.S. nuclear power plants in three decades.
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To produce that much energy, they propose building power plants with a total of 6.5 TW of capacity.
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Some of these companies could become global competitors in the fast-growing market for large solar power plants.
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Poor air quality is a localised problem that can be caused by nearby airports, factories or power plants.
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It has two 35 MW nuclear power plants, is 144m long and will have a crew of 69.
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But investments in new power plants or technology to cut emissions have largely been delayed, the report said.
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Automobiles and other forms of transportation narrowly overtook power plants as the nation's largest climate emitters in 2016.
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The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled in favor of the power plants in 2014.
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They created the so-called cap-and-trade system that reduced acid rain and pollutants from power plants.
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At sufficient scale, they can avoid the need for new power plants, with savings running into the billions.
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The latest bills follow previous steps to battle pollution such as capping operations at coal-fired power plants.
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Meanwhile, far cleaner gas-fired power plants are "stranded", either unconnected to pipelines or spurned by electricity distributors.
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It's created by interactions between emissions from power plants and exhaust and particles that are in the air.
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Centrica also hopes to sell its 20% stake in Britain's nuclear power plants by the end of 2020.
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Bosnia obtains 40 percent of its electricity from hydropower, while the rest comes from coal-fired power plants.
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The coal is later sold to power plants at a loss and Mylan gets a fat write-off.
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"The floating nuclear power plants will typically be put to use near coastlines and shallow water," Haverkamp said.
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VOLTALIA The French renewable power plants operator said it had appointed Marie-Odile Lavenant as Chief Financial Officer.
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If you're looking to reduce carbon emissions from power plants, cost-effectively, coal is the place to look.
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These include coal-fired power plants that are uneconomical to run, for which liquidation is a real possibility.
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And that doesn't even include systemic damage, like the contamination of drinking water and flooding of power plants.
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The country already issued iodine tablets to people living within 12 miles of the country's nuclear power plants.
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That set off safeguards at the power plants, which ultimately forced the shutdown that affected the entire grid.
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He would also cancel Obama's Clean Energy Plan, which would force power plants to capture more greenhouse gases.
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Two years later he said the agency had erred in failing to consider costs when regulating power plants.
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As Japan opened up its power retail market last year, companies are rushing to build new power plants.
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These would be the first nuclear power plants built in the United States in more than 30 years.
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Around the world, more than 2,400 coal power plants are now under construction or being planned, experts say.
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Power plants are America's largest source of greenhouse gases, accounting for just under a third of all emissions.
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But clean energy is slower to displace old fossil power plants whose capital costs have already been paid.
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Saudi production usually rises in the hot summer months as more crude is used in domestic power plants.
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For example, in Georgia, all the largest coal power plants have installed scrubbers or converted to natural gas.
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Coal prices shot up in response, by 60 percent for thermal coal (the kind used in power plants).
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The Sierra Club, which works through its Beyond Coal project to shut down power plants, celebrated Monday's announcement.
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Texas is on track to decommission more coal and even some older natural gas power plants in 2019.
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Baseload nuclear power plants do not make the grid more reliable and resilient or electric power more affordable.
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The drop in emissions is due largely to natural gas and renewable energy replacing coal-fired power plants.
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Europe's biggest chunk of carbon reductions has come from cuts or planned cuts to coal-burning power plants.
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The lawsuits he's led include challenges to Obama's climate rule for power plants and restrictions for methane emissions.
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Officials have invoked the idea of "stable" electricity as pretext for bailing out money-losing coal power plants.
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Brandt said the company was technology neutral about new acquisitions and could target renewable or thermal power plants.
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The same goes for EPA's carbon rules for new power plants and its rules for natural gas methane.
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There are probes and reconnaissance of power plants and oil pipelines, of course, but so far, no damage.
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But as Trump continues to deregulate coal power plants, it's possible that demand could rise, at least temporarily.
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Azura was meant to be a model for a string of independent power plants financed by international investors.
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However, no irregularities were reported at three nuclear power plants in the area, a senior government official said.
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"This still comes at the expense of curbs to industrial firms and gas-fired power plants," she added.
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The memorandum is meant to fulfill Trump's and Pruitt's promises to help manufacturers, power plants and other facilities.
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Coal- and gas-fired power plants are essential to back up intermittent supply from wind and solar power.
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But the average for all power plants conceals significant differences between coal and non-coal power generating units.
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Moreover, coal power plants are not subsidized by taxpayers, whereas wind and solar are net drains on taxpayers.
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Simply put, it forces certain kinds of power plants and power sources to line up with political motivations.
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And toxic waste from coal-fired power plants has been shown to contaminate nearby sources of drinking water.
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Trump's new rule would repeal and replace Obama-era regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions from power plants.
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Since the process reduces emissions, it's more attractive to environmentally inclined lawmakers than normal fossil fuel power plants.
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That's the same as adding 164 to 397 coal-fired power plants to the grid for a year.
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A major environmental group is sounding an alarm over the climate change consequences of closing nuclear power plants.
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Russia is constructing two power plants with a total capacity of 940 megawatts to improve Crimea's energy independence.
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Wheeler's proposal would undermine lifesaving safeguards that are effectively limiting the amount of mercury pollution from power plants.
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Recent technological changes have caused the wastewater produced by coal-fired power plants to become even more toxic.
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That makes it useful for Chinese coastal power plants to blend with higher-sulphur domestic supplies or imports.
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Since 2011 nearly half of the country's coal-fired power plants, or nearly 260 plants, have been closed.
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The Trump administration is considering whether to take an obscure action to aid certain coal-fired power plants.
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At home, he demanded tougher fuel standards for cars and imposed new regulations on coal-fired power plants.
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The project is part of British energy plans to replace ageing power plants and meet emission-reduction targets.
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Bosnia generates 60 percent of its electricity from coal-fired power plants and the remainder from hydro-power.
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However, the three sources all said two power plants in Crimea are being built to house Siemens turbines.
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Since 2011, EDM has established five hybrid solar power plants in rural areas to supply local mini-grids.
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The plan, which limits carbon emissions from coal power plants nationwide, is the centerpiece of Obama's climate agenda.
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Industry groups estimate that it has already led to the closing of about 100 coal-fired power plants.
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Adding wind energy to a system never increases the need for other power plants, but rather reduces it.
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It developed an expertise in energy, erecting refineries, nuclear power plants, even an entire city in Saudi Arabia.
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Enrichment produces low-enriched uranium for power plants, but it also can make highly enriched weapons-grade uranium.
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For months, Greenpeace has been urging the Chinese government to stop construction of all coal-fired power plants.
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Since 28503, more than 22019 American coal-fired power plants have been retired due to dwindling economic viability.
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Saudi power plants burn more crude in the hot summer months for electricity to keep the population cool.
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A great deal can be accomplished just by substituting natural gas combined cycle power plants for coal plants.
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Correction: The first sentence has been changed to specify all greenhouse gas emissions, not just from power plants.
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The risk within the energy sector — which includes power plants and the electrical grid — is just as significant.
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It's a story that matters now because nuclear power plants are still here and more might be coming.
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The need for big old baseload power plants is eroding; they will continue to suffer on wholesale markets.
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The department is considering using decades-old laws to prop up economically struggling coal and nuclear power plants.
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The plan had sought to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants through a series of emissions caps.
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Power plants need water to generate electricity, but electricity is also usually required to filter or desalinate water.
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Days after the report was released, the EPA announced plans to cut restrictions on new coal power plants.
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Most of India's energy comes from fossil-fuel-powered thermal power plants that rely on freshwater for cooling.
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The new rule would be far less stringent in regulating greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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Power plants now account for just 16 percent of California's total emissions (compared with about one-third nationwide).
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And some highly specialized products containing asbestos, including fittings for nuclear power plants, will remain on the market.
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The United States, for its part, continues to export coal, as coal-fired power plants shrink at home.
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That matters in an era when water threatens to be the Achilles' heel of US thermal power plants.
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Yet dozens of new natural gas pipelines, power plants, and export terminals are in some stage of planning.
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It might have made a little sense back when power plants could be built anywhere, in any territory.
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Southern Power generates much of its electricity using natural gas, and its parent company operates nuclear power plants.
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