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California Governor, Gavin Newsome, recently visited the future site of the Proxima Solar Farm in Stanislaus County, where GTTSi consultant Phillip Hernandez works as Construction & Commissioning Manager. This 1,600-acre site broke ground in August 2022 and is expected to be operational as early as December 2023. Once online it can generate up to 210 […]
Read MoreLast Energy, a U.S.-based commercial developer of nuclear power plants, recently secured power purchase agreements for 34 PWR-20 small modular reactor units with four industrial partners in the UK and Poland. The deal is estimated to be worth $18.9B in power sales, and if so, marks the largest pipeline of new nuclear power plants under […]
Read MoreJust as in the U.S. many Europeans consider nuclear power as a clean energy source. Some are going so far as to include it as a “green energy” source. France is Europe’s leading country in support of nuclear power; and they are now considering a law to speed up construction for new reactors. In pursuit […]
Read MoreMeet GTTSi employee, Geoffrey Tobias. He has 40+ years of expertise in planning, management of maintenance activities in electrical distribution, power generation operations, and nuclear operations. His expertise extends from planning through delivery, defining workplace hazards, organizing and coordinating projects, monitoring safety, assisting project construction personnel, and material procurement. Geoffrey is currently on an assignment […]
Read MoreAnother major milestone has been accomplished at Plant Vogtle. The Hot Functional Testing for Vogtle Unit 4 is completed. Once all the construction documentation has been reviewed and approved by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, fuel loading at Vogtle Unit 4 can begin. Southern Company expects NRC approval sometime between July and October; therefore, they are […]
Read MoreThe emergence of electric, gas, and water smart meters has revolutionized today’s utility operations. With the advancements in smart meters, sensors, control systems, and communication components, utility systems can be monitored in real-time. These dynamic values are used to promote efficient use of electricity, gas, and water by reflecting variations in demand, availability, and delivery […]
Read MorePPL Corporation is an energy company that is headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It was originally founded as Pennsylvania Power & Light on June 4, 1920, following a merger of eight utility companies but 2023 is giving PPL’s customers a rough start. Electric bills have been much higher than normal. When looking closer into the reasons […]
Read MoreThe EPA is getting ready to propose regulations on the control of carbon emissions from our nation’s electric power plants. If this proposal becomes regulation, it will be the first time they have limited carbon emissions from our power plants, which they claim is responsible for 25% of our greenhouse gas emissions. If implemented almost […]
Read MoreThe ACRS (Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards) was mandated by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954. It has had the statutory responsibility to review and report on safety studies and reactor facility license and license renewal applications; advise the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) on the hazards of proposed and existing production and utilization facilities and […]
Read MoreAmerican Electric Power has made a turn away from renewables, selling a 1,365 megawatts renewable portfolio to IRG Acquisition Holdings at an enterprise value of ~$1.5 billion. Instead, AEP plans to invest around $40 billion over the next five years in its regulated transmission and generation business that is focused on adding 17 gigawatts of […]
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