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High-risk carbon-capture deal is not in New Mexico city’s best interest
The municipality of Farmington, New Mexico is courting needless risk in its consideration of a long-shot plan to turn the aging San Juan Generating Station into a carbon-capture experiment.
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A losing proposition: Why the proposal to repower the Cayuga Plant should be rejected
The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) has assessed the financial viability of Cayuga Operating Company’s February 2015 revised proposal to repower the coal-fired Cayuga Power Plant (Cayuga) as a natural gas plant,…
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Independent Power Producers, After a Tough 2015, Will Seek Ways to Stick Ratepayers in the New Year
Independent Power Producers, After a Tough 2015, Will Seek Ways to Stick Ratepayers in the New Year
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A fistful of protests, as Guyana continues to rubber-stamp ExxonMobil drilling permits
A fifth case objecting to Guyana’s handling of the offshore Stabroek oilfield was filed last week.
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IEEFA Update: Open Talk of Transition
Open Talk of Transition
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Re-regulating coal plants in West Virginia
Ratepayers will bear the risk of a proposal by Ohio-based FirstEnergy to re-regulate the Pleasants Power Station.
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Institutional Investors Are Walking Away From Ohio Utility Companies That Insist on Coal
Institutional Investors Are Walking Away From Ohio Utility Companies That Insist on Coal
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KEPCO's Recent Green Bond Failed the ESG Market Test
Korea Electric Power Corporation’s (KEPCO’s) recent green bond failed to attract leading sustainable investors, despite being 10 times oversubscribed.
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Transformative impact of Inflation Reduction Act is coming into focus
The effects of the Inflation Reduction Act are already being considered by utilities
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IEEFA op-ed: Plan to turn to imported natural gas will cost Puerto Rico dearly
Op-ed: Plan to turn to imported natural gas will cost Puerto Rico dearly
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