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States want the benefits of electricity markets and also want to dictate their outcomes. How federal regulators decide to strike a balance will influence the power mix for decades to come. 

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In a world connected by technology, there are more reports of cyberattacks on oil, gas and other energy-related industries as the number of entry points for hackers increases.

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The United States is probably looking at natural gas as an important bridge fuel for at least two more decades. Globally, natural gas will probably continue to grow in importance through at least 2050.

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Wind turbine manufacturers are deliberately putting the brakes on the maximum generation capacity of their turbines - holding back the peak possible power, with the result that turbines produce more electricity, not less. 

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Being an Energy consultant that travels consistently can be tough. I’ve been doing it off and on since 1997 when I spent a year commuting from Houston to Mexico City.

An American inventor and industrialist who was chiefly responsible for the adoption of alternating current for electric power transmission in the U.S. Read about George Westinghouse here: 

As Nevada considers opening up more retail choice, the CEO of NRG writes about the importance of competition.

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According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the United States has "likely" surpassed Saudi Arabia and Russia to become the world's largest producer of crude oil.

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CAISO's Reliability Coordinator will dominate the West Coast, Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Utah - areas heavily represented in the Energy Imbalance Market.

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Beginning in late 2019, Southwest Power Pool (SPP) will ensure the reliabilitiy of the bulk electric system for numerous western utilities. 

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