Implementing a National Renewable Electricity Standard

March 1, 2008

03.01.2008 | Douglas J. Smith, IEng, Contributing Editor

In recent years, Sargent & Lundy has evaluated many potential sites for new coal-fueled generation. Some of the sites studied were lands adjacent to existing power plants (brownfield sites); others were undeveloped greenfield sites. The numerous...

03.01.2008 | Dr. Robert Peltier, PE, Editor-in-Chief

Three of the best-kept secrets in the U.S. today have nothing to do with national security in the traditional sense. They all involve costs: the cost of fulfilling campaign promises, a valid estimate of the cost of carbon control legislation (S. 2191)...

03.01.2008 | Dr. Robert Peltier, PE

The Environmental Integrity Project, a Washington-based advocacy group, announced in March that CO 2 emissions from U.S. power plants increased 2.9% last year over 2006 levels. The group used 2006 and 2007 CO 2 emissions data from the U.S. EPA and the...

03.01.2008 | Anthony Mancino and Gail Reitenbach, PhD

Everyone in the power generation business knows that coal will continue to be a necessary fuel source for the foreseeable future. Many of those same people are beginning to understand that, politics aside, coal plant operations in the foreseeable future...

03.01.2008 | Chris Holly (cholly@accessintel.com) is a reporter for COAL POWER’s sister publication, The Energy Daily

Most folks probably don’t think that power plants burning coal and ethanol — the latter touted as a having a smaller carbon footprint — have much in common. But at least one ethanol plant — Blue Flint Ethanol in Underwood, N.D. —...





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