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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reversed actions taken by the previous administration concerning the 2012 Mercury and Air Toxics Standards for power plants. The 1990 Clean Air Act gave the EPA the authority, working in coordination with state, local, and tribal governments, to address three major concerns of that era – acid rain, urban […]
Read MoreUtilities are using Airborne LiDAR for the inspection of power transmission lines. LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is a remote sensing method used to examine the surface of the Earth by using light in the form of a pulsed laser to measure ranges to the Earth. Airborne LiDAR is a dynamic, polar, and active multi-sensor system. Like […]
Read MoreAlthough our current economic and geopolitical pressures have dampened wheeling and dealing of acquisitions and mergers, our electrical industry has seen a resurgence in deal activity in the latter part of 2022, and with passage of the IRA (Inflation Reduction Act) that trend has accelerated into 2023. The IRA passage seemed to double down on […]
Read MoreSince passage of the IRA (Inflation Reduction Act), government officials have been telling us that renewables produce electricity much more cheaply than any other electricity providers. But if this is true, why is the cost of electricity increasing? In fact, year-over-year the average cost of electricity has increased by 12%. Some areas have seen an […]
Read MoreRussia’s invasion of Ukraine and the energy crisis this ongoing conflict has triggered has resulted in a change of plans for Japan. They just recently announced they will make maximum use of nuclear power, in a bid to realize a carbon-free society while ensuring stable electricity supplies. This change in plans marks a departure from […]
Read MoreThe Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), located in Richland, Washington, and funded by the Department of Energy (DOE) has developed a new molten-salt battery design that would be a “safer and more scalable” energy storage system for the national grid. It is built with low-cost metals, sodium and aluminum, and it has the potential to […]
Read MoreRussian forces have been draining water from the Kakhovha Reservoir since early November 2022, through the sluice gates of the hydroelectric power plant located there. As a result, levels are at a three-decade low. They jeopardize the drinking water for hundreds of thousands of residents, irrigation for nearly half-a-million acres of farmland, and the cooling […]
Read MoreThe job interviewing process is evolving right along with our technology. Are you planning to interview for a job in the near future? If so, you may experience something very different than what your were expecting– a preliminary interview by Artificial Intelligence (AI). You probably know that Artificial intelligence is already streamlining how we send emails, synthesize […]
Read MoreA further delay is projected for Vogtle Units 3&4. This was recently disclosed at Southern Company’s yearly corporate earnings meeting. Unit 3 could now begin commercial operation in May or June, delayed from when it was projected to be the end of April. Unit 4 also will be delayed, now projected sometime between November 2023 […]
Read MoreThe Hanford Site, in Washington State, currently stores radioactive waste in underground storage tanks. The waste was generated, in part, by the prior reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel during the Manhattan Project and Cold War eras, for defense-related nuclear research, development and weapons-production activities. In accordance with plans for cleanup and remediation of the waste, […]
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