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►	Study: Crippling power blackouts possible in 2009

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►	New Study Warns US Blackouts Loom in ’09; California Looks Like ‘Ground Zero’

►	Cap in Hand: Power Companies Feel Credit Crunch, Too

PJM Board Authorizes $1.8 Billion in Transmission Additions, Upgrades
The improvements will enhance the reliability of the power supply system serving 51 million people in 13 states and the District of Columbia.
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APS, Tucson Firm Get $4.35M To Study Thermal Storage For Solar
A solar energy developer and APS have been awarded a $4.35M grant from DOE to study the key limitation to solar energy - storage.
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Rural Electric Power Coops May Need to Double Their Generating Capacity By 2020
Lack of transmission capacity is also impeding the development of renewable energy resources in remote rural areas.
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New Technology Holds Promise For Cleaner Fuels and Chemicals From Coal
Accelergy's proprietary catalytic and process technologies can double conversion efficiency while dramatically reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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ADA-ES to Host Groundbreaking
ADA-ES will host a groundbreaking for its activated carbon production facility in Red River Parish, LA on October 21st.
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Alternative Fossil Fuels Have Economic Potential but Uncertain Environmental Consequences
The study by RAND, a non-profit research organization, provides a review of coal-to-liquids and Canadian oil sands technologies, and considers possible impacts on fuel costs from future limitations on carbon dioxide emissions.
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