Mitsubishi subsidiary seeks permits for $1.5B gas plant to send power to NYC The North Bergen Liberty Generating project is sited on a 15-acre industrial lot being used by a demolition company that is already zoned for a power plant. Plant developer Diamond Generating is seeking permits from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection … Continue reading #Mitsubishi subsidiary seeks permits for $1.5B gas plant to send power to NYC→
Indian Point Unit 2 back in service after month long outage Indian Point Unit 2 nuclear power plant has returned to service after a month-long scheduled outage for refueling and maintenance. The refueling outage that ended Saturday was the last before the plant is permanently shut down by April 30, 2020. Plant operator Entergy says … Continue reading #Indian_Point Unit 2 back in service after month long outage→
Nor’easter becomes bomb cyclone: Fierce winds, flooding, snow and coastal havoc ensue High winds to cause widespread power outages, travel disruptions and property damage. Flooding rainfall in store for some locations, and coastal flooding will occur. Rain to end as snow in many areas, with risk of a foot or more of heavy, wet snow … Continue reading #Noreaster becomes #bomb_cyclone: Fierce winds, flooding, snow and coastal havoc ensue→
January NYISO coal/oil generation shot up 202% on extreme cold Coal/oil generation in the New York Independent System Operator footprint shot up 202.4% year on year in January, as nuclear generation remained the lead fuel source with a 16.2% year-on-year increase, according to ISO data. Total coal/oil generation averaged 9,748 MWh/d in January, compared with … Continue reading January NYISO coal / oil generation shot up 202% on extreme cold→
The Best News Yet for Energy Storage in New York The governor’s pledge to build 1,500 megawatts of storage by 2025 opens a new chapter in New York’s clean energy history book. Cuomo kicked off 2018 with a series of clean energy proposals, including a groundbreaking energy storage pledge: to deploy 1,500 megawatts by 2025 … Continue reading The Best News Yet for Energy Storage in #New_York→
New York pushes energy storage to solve renewable power’s biggest problem New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo this month announced an ambitious plan for deploying energy storage, a technology that can mitigate renewable power’s most persistent problem: how to use it when the sun isn’t shining or the wind isn’t blowing. “This is the clearest and … Continue reading New York pushes energy storage to solve renewable power’s biggest problem→
Snowstorm to pound mid-Atlantic, rage as blizzard in New England A major storm will track close enough to the Northeast Coast of the United States to bring everything from snow to blizzard conditions and frigid winds into Thursday night. The storm has undergone rapid strengthening, referred to as bombogenesis. Pressure within the center of the … Continue reading #Noreaster to effect PJM, NYISO, and ISONE #cyclonebomb #snowday #bombogenesis→
FERC opens investigations into pricing of fast-start resources in three regional power markets The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) recently began investigations into the pricing of fast-start resources by the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO), PJM Interconnection (PJM), and Southwest Power Pool (SPP). FERC found recently the power markets’ “current practices may be unjust … Continue reading FERC opens investigations into pricing of fast-start resources in three regional power markets→
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