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ERCOT load continues to reach record highs
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ERCOT load continues to reach record highs

Hourly load in Electric Reliability Council of Texas territory averaged a record 74.5 GW the week of Aug. 22, the Energy Information Administration said in a Sept. 3 report, shortly after ERCOT reached a new peak demand record of 91 GW on July 22. “Sustained high temperatures have contributed to persistently high electricity demand in...

Casablanca Moves Ahead With 126 MW Waste-to-Energy Project
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Casablanca Moves Ahead With 126 MW Waste-to-Energy Project

Casablanca is moving ahead with a major waste-to-energy project aimed at tackling two infrastructure pressures at once: rising municipal waste volumes and demand for dependable electricity generation. The planned facility, to be built northwest of the Mediouna landfill in the Casablanca-Settat region, is designed to process about 1.5 million tons of non-recyclable waste annually and...

EPA delays water regulation revision to allow more public comment
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EPA delays water regulation revision to allow more public comment

The Environmental Protection Agency has opened another round of public comment on three key terms in a rule defining which bodies of water are subject to regulation, also known as the “Waters of the United States,” or WOTUS, rule, further lengthening the agency’s timeline for finalizing the rules. The EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers announced...

Trump signs order allowing ranchers to kill wolves to protect herds
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Trump signs order allowing ranchers to kill wolves to protect herds

President Trump signed an executive order Friday directing the Interior Department to assess whether gray wolves should lose their endangered-species protections as part of his administration’s efforts to address livestock depletion and bring down domestic beef prices.  The president also ordered the Interior and Agriculture departments to allow ranchers to kill these animals, if necessary, to protect their herds. ...

Transmission expansion could spur billions in savings, especially in PJM: study
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Transmission expansion could spur billions in savings, especially in PJM: study

A set of 13 “high value” inter- and intraregional transmission projects in the Eastern Interconnection could produce up to $15.3 billion in net system value through 2050, according to a study released Tuesday. Also, the transmission projects would lower retail electricity rates, enhance system reliability and improve resilience to extreme weather events, according to Powering...

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