The project, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Water Power Technology Office, aims to mitigate the challenge of reduced revenue caused by inconsistent electricity demand or inconsistent water flows.

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The 4.5 GW plant proposed at the old Homer City Generating Station site would be the largest gas plant in the U.S.

The post This proposed gas plant to power a data center campus is massive appeared first on Power Engineering.

The trial, hailed as world-first, will be conducted in partnership with energy company Energetica Suape II S.A and will take place at a fuel oil-fired thermoelectric plant.

The post Wärtsilä to trial ethanol-fueled engine for power generation appeared first on Power Engineering.

Recent job changes in the power and utility industry.

The post People on the move: TVA, Duke select new CEOs appeared first on Power Engineering.

The Molten Salt Flow Loop Test Bed is meant to allow for continuous, real-time monitoring and analysis that makes molten salt research more efficient and effective.

The post Idaho National Laboratory reveals ‘first-of-a-kind ‘ molten salt test loop appeared first on Power Engineering.

Advanced reactor designs are filling up the federal government's regulatory pipeline as the industry touts them as a clean, reliable way to meet electricity demands.

The post New wave of smaller, cheaper nuclear reactors sends US states racing to attract the industry appeared first on Power Engineering.

The utility said quick-start natural gas plants help stabilize the grid during extreme weather, as renewables alone struggle to meet demand.

The post We Energies: Data backs need for quick-start natural gas plants appeared first on Power Engineering.

Proposals from LS Power include converting two peaking facilities to base-load combined cycle plants, along with uprates at existing facilities.

The post PJM’s fast-track interconnection initiative nets 26.6 GW in proposals appeared first on Power Engineering.

The awarded projects will be powered by a variety of energy solutions, including solar, battery storage, pumped hydroelectric storage, small hydro and biomass.

The post Nine California microgrid projects chosen for funding appeared first on Power Engineering.

In 2019, PGE began a construction project to modernize the historic Faraday powerhouse, replacing it with a new building and two “state-of-the-art” turbines.

The post PGE touts ‘record high’ production at Clackamas River hydro facilities after modernizations appeared first on Power Engineering.

The project, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Water Power Technology Office, aims to mitigate the challenge of reduced revenue caused by inconsistent electricity demand or inconsistent water flows.

The post Study tests maximizing hydropower efficiency with hydrogen production appeared first on Power Engineering.

The 4.5 GW plant proposed at the old Homer City Generating Station site would be the largest gas plant in the U.S.

The post This proposed gas plant to power a data center campus is massive appeared first on Power Engineering.

The trial, hailed as world-first, will be conducted in partnership with energy company Energetica Suape II S.A and will take place at a fuel oil-fired thermoelectric plant.

The post Wärtsilä to trial ethanol-fueled engine for power generation appeared first on Power Engineering.

Recent job changes in the power and utility industry.

The post People on the move: TVA, Duke select new CEOs appeared first on Power Engineering.

The Molten Salt Flow Loop Test Bed is meant to allow for continuous, real-time monitoring and analysis that makes molten salt research more efficient and effective.

The post Idaho National Laboratory reveals ‘first-of-a-kind ‘ molten salt test loop appeared first on Power Engineering.

Advanced reactor designs are filling up the federal government's regulatory pipeline as the industry touts them as a clean, reliable way to meet electricity demands.

The post New wave of smaller, cheaper nuclear reactors sends US states racing to attract the industry appeared first on Power Engineering.

The utility said quick-start natural gas plants help stabilize the grid during extreme weather, as renewables alone struggle to meet demand.

The post We Energies: Data backs need for quick-start natural gas plants appeared first on Power Engineering.

Proposals from LS Power include converting two peaking facilities to base-load combined cycle plants, along with uprates at existing facilities.

The post PJM’s fast-track interconnection initiative nets 26.6 GW in proposals appeared first on Power Engineering.

The awarded projects will be powered by a variety of energy solutions, including solar, battery storage, pumped hydroelectric storage, small hydro and biomass.

The post Nine California microgrid projects chosen for funding appeared first on Power Engineering.

In 2019, PGE began a construction project to modernize the historic Faraday powerhouse, replacing it with a new building and two “state-of-the-art” turbines.

The post PGE touts ‘record high’ production at Clackamas River hydro facilities after modernizations appeared first on Power Engineering.