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March 13, 2009
Posted by Andy Stevenson in Curbing Pollution
, Living Sustainably
, Solving Global Warming
, U.S. Law and Policy
- Tags:
- capandtrade, carbonrisk, coalfiredpowerplants, coalplantconstructioncosts, coalprices, markettransformation, odec, olddominionelectriccooperative
Old Dominion Electric Power Corporation's plan to build a 1,500MW supercritical pulverized coal-fired power facility in Dendron, Virginia comes with significant economic risk that can raise the "expected" cost of this facility by tens of billions of dollars over time. Costs...continued→
February 9, 2009
Posted by Andy Stevenson in Green Enterprise
, Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- capandtrade, carbonrisk, coalfiredpowerplants, coalplantconstructioncosts, holcombpowerplant, markettransformation, sunflowerelectricpowercorporation
Sunflower Electric Power Corporation's plan to take possession of 200MW of the 1400MW Holcomb supercritical coal-fired power facility in southwest Kansas comes with significant economic risk that will ultimately be borne by their rate-payers. These risks include higher construction, credit, and...continued→
December 16, 2008
Posted by Andy Stevenson in Curbing Pollution
- Tags:
- baard, coalfiredpowerplants, coalplantconstructioncosts, coaltoliquids, markettransformation
Baard Energy's suggestion last week that the US Air Force should effectively ignore its own environmental regulations and commit to buy Baard's synthetic fuel as a way to help revive employment opportunities in Ohio should be dismissed outright. In fact,...continued→
September 2, 2008
Posted by Andy Stevenson in Curbing Pollution
, Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- AMP-ohio, carbonrisk, clevelandpublicpower, coalfiredpowerplants, coalplantconstructioncosts, markettransformation
A friend of a friend's father-in-law heard that officials in his city have been receiving this letter to get them to commit to a 50 year contract for power from AMP-Ohio's proposed 960MW Coal-Fired power plant and I thought I should...continued→