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Month: July 31, 2023

  • July 31, 2023
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West Virginia vs EPA

The Supreme Court recently ruled on an issue that has been around since the Obama Administration, West Virginia vs EPA. This recent ruling reduces the authority of the EPA to regulate CO2 emissions from power plants. Chief Justice Roberts provided the following basis behind the decision. “The EPA’s effort to regulate greenhouse gases by making […]

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  • July 28, 2023
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AUGUST BIRTHDAYS

Warmest wishes for a Happy Birthday to Pat McHale, Dawn Fernandes, Mick Youmans, Harry Mertins, Chrissy Mulay, Jimmy Barnard, and Phillip Hernandez. Happy Birthday and all the best to you in the year to come.

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  • July 28, 2023
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LEADERSHIP Key – Communication

We can learn a lot from sports – a player-led team will always be more successful than a coach- led team.  Once team members take maximum ownership over their leadership, you have the makings of a powerful team that will persevere and ultimately be successful.  Whether you are a sports fan or a fan of […]

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  • July 28, 2023
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GTTSi people rock!

Meet Ben Carlin, a member of the GTTSi team. Ben is certified as a Level II – ITP Test Engineer, as well as Field Engineer, and has provided services at twenty-four different nuclear sites, including Diablo Canyon, Surry Power Station, St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant, and Duane Arnold Energy Center. His most recent assignment has been […]

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  • July 26, 2023
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For our Independent System Operators , the Struggle Continues

The struggle to maintain the system grid is a constant battle for Independent System Operators. California is a fitting example of how this works. On April 24, 2021 at 2:30 pm, California renewables produced 94% of their electricity demand for 4 seconds. On the surface one might say this is moving in the right direction; […]

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  • July 24, 2023
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TVA Struggles to Replace Coal-Fired with Gas-Fired Plants

Just one day after the Biden administration proposed its plans to limit greenhouse gas emissions from power plants, TVA announced their plans to build a new natural gas power plant to replace their Kingston coal-fired plant, the site of a massive coal ash spill in 2008. But now conservation groups have filed a lawsuit seeking to […]

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  • July 21, 2023
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Conversion from Coal to Nuclear could Reduce Emissions up to 90%.

Since 2012 the U.S. has retired over 96,000 MWs of our coal-fired power plants. The pace of these retirements is expected to slow down over the next several years, with the largest expected retirement to occur in 2028 with 9,842 MW. These planned retirements continue to be focused on relatively older facilities but the need […]

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  • July 19, 2023
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Can Generation Keep Up with the Expected Demand for Electricity?

At the 2023 Edison Electric Institute Conference Elon Musk said, “I can’t emphasize enough, we need more electricity. However much it is you think we need, it’s more than that, I assure you, and we need it as fast as possible.” He implored our electric utilities to up their projections for what grid demand will […]

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  • July 17, 2023
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Xcel Energy Moving Forward with Their Renewable Plans.

Xcel Energy’s renewable plans are to increase solar and wind as they retire onethird of their coal generation. They recently broke ground on the 460 MW ShercoSolar Project near Becker, Minnesota. Sherco Solar will be built on two coal-fired power plant sites near theSherco plant, allowing Xcel Energy to reuse the facility’s existing gridconnections and […]

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  • July 13, 2023
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Poland Moves Forward with their Nuclear Power Plant Plans

Obtaining a construction permit for a new nuclear power plant requires the applicant to present safety analysis on their specific design and secure an independent verification of their analysis. This is the first major step in the process of building a nuclear power plant. The safety analysis is performed initially at the design stage and […]

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