Unit 1 at Susquehanna Nuclear Power Plant Begins Scheduled Refueling Outage (MENAFN Editorial) BERWICK, Pa., March 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ –Operators at the Susquehannanuclear power plant, a wholly owned subsidiary of Talen Energy Corporation, disconnected the Unit 1 reactor from the electrical grid early Saturday, March 31, 2018to begin a scheduled refueling and maintenance outage. While … Continue reading Unit 1 at #Susquehanna Nuclear Power Plant Begins Scheduled Refueling Outage→
Browns Ferry Unit 3 Begins Scheduled Refueling And Maintenance Outage After generating more than 18 billion kilowatt hours of carbon-free energy over a 689-day operational run that included 653 days of continuous operation, the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Unit 3 started a scheduled refueling and maintenance outage early Saturday morning. Along with … Continue reading #Browns_Ferry Unit 3 Begins Scheduled Refueling And Maintenance Outage #TVA→
NEARLY HALF A MILLION IN PUERTO RICO STILL IN THE DARK 4 MONTHS AFTER HURRICANE MARIA Nearly half a million customers remain without power in Puerto Rico more than four months after Hurricane Maria battered the US territory, according to the island’s electric power authority. Still, the beleaguered Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, or PREPA, … Continue reading NEARLY HALF A MILLION IN #PUERTO_RICO STILL IN THE DARK 4 MONTHS AFTER #HURRICANE_MARIA→
Xcel Energy restores power after outage in south Fargo Fargo, N.D. (KFGO) – Xcel Energy has restored power after an outage that hit parts of south Fargo Sunday night. Initial reports indicate the outage was caused by a power pole that caught on fire. At its height, around 5,600 customers were without power. Original: FARGO … Continue reading #Xcel_Energy restores power after outage in south #Fargo→
Should utilities turn off the electricity when wildfire risk is high? With strong winds blowing and bone-dry conditions, utility officials in San Diego on Thursday began shutting off the power to thousands of people — a pre-emptive move to reduce the danger of power lines sparking wildfires. It’s a controversial approach that may soon become … Continue reading Should utilities turn off the electricity when #wildfire risk is high?→
Judge: Outsider will not oversee Puerto Rico power company SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Puerto Rico’s government scored a big win in court Monday when a judge rejected the appointment of a former military officer to oversee the U.S. territory’s troubled power company. A federal control board overseeing Puerto Rico’s finances had sought to … Continue reading Judge: Outsider will not oversee #Puerto_Rico power company→
FPL leadership team in Puerto Rico, 1,000 power line poles on way Florida Power & Light said Monday that it mobilized and transported 1,000 power line poles, previously located in North Florida, to Port Canaveral and then to Puerto Rico to assist with the rebuilding of the electrical grid that was devastated by Hurricane Maria. … Continue reading #FPL leadership team in #Puerto_Rico, 1,000 power line poles on way→
Puerto Rico Struggles With Power Recovery, Despite Whitefish Cancellation Since Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico in late September, the island has seen a series of setbacks in its recovery and energy crisis. After the storm decimated the electric grid in the U.S. territory, the bankrupt Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority faced a barrage of criticism … Continue reading #Puerto_Rico Struggles With Power Recovery, Despite #Whitefish Cancellation→
Prairie Island outage boosts local economy On Oct. 13, nuclear generators at the Xcel Energy plant at Prairie Island began the process of shutting down for scheduled maintenance and refueling. This event is expected to last until mid-November and it is the second such refueling this year. To assist with the outage, nearly 1,000 specialized … Continue reading #Prairie_Island outage boosts local economy→
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