Pulp mill claims it is being discriminated against by BC Hydro Vancouver Sun Pulp maker Mercer International has launched a claim against Canada under the North American Free Trade Agreement, alleging that it is being treated unfairly by BC Hydro over purchases and sales of green electricity at its Castlegar pulp mill. and more »
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Local news in brief for Jan. 28 Aiken Standard There is a glaring flaw in Mr. O'Reilly's argument about at what rate investment income should be taxed. Money available for inves … I agree with the one who called about Republicans calling your home. They call all the time. I'm sick of them, too. and more »
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WFMY News 2 Duke Energy electricity rate increase approved WSOC Charlotte The North Carolina Utilities Commission approved Duke Energy Carolina's request to increase their electric rate in North Carolina. North Carolina customers will see an average increase of 7.2 percent. Duke says that would equal about $7 for the average … North Carolina Utilities Commission Approves New Electric Rates for Duke … MarketWatch (press release) Duke Energy rate increase approved for NC customers Durham Herald Sun Duke wins 7% N.C. rate hike Charlotte Observer all 42 news articles »
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WFMY News 2 North Carolina Utilities Commission Approves New Electric Rates for Duke … Sacramento Bee 27, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ — The North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) today approved Duke Energy Carolinas' proposed settlement in the company's request to increase electric rates for its North Carolina customers. "We are pleased the NCUC has … Duke Energy electricity rate increase approved WSOC Charlotte all 31 news articles »
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CTV.ca Atomic-Free Japan by April Roils Debate on Economic Risks BusinessWeek Tokyo Electric's No. 5 unit at its Kashiwazaki Kariwa station was idled on Jan. 25. The remaining three reactors are due to go off-line for regular checks during the next three months. Whatever the cost to the utilities, local governments that usually … Japan's 'Nuclear Alley' conflicted over reactors Newsday Ageing Japan faces 'chronic' trade deficit after Fukushima Telegraph.co.uk all 329 news articles »
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Fitch Rates Nebraska Public Power District's $234.5MM 2012 Series A Bonds 'A+ … MarketWatch (press release) Minimum Legal Covenants: The district's rate covenant is sum sufficient, there is no additional bonds test and the debt service reserve fund is below that of most other similar systems. NPPD provides both wholesale and retail electric service to … and more »
Technology Review In the Developing World, Solar Is Cheaper than Fossil Fuels Technology Review Advances are opening solar to the 1.3 billion people who don't have access to grid electricity . By Kevin Bullis The falling cost of LED lighting, batteries, and solar panels, together with innovative business plans, are allowing millions of households … and more »
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Small Manufacturers Hard Hit By AEP Rate Hikes NBC4i.com So when he saw the monthly electric distribution charges on his AEP bill this month had tripled, he was furious. Staber is one of thousands of small business owners facing sudden and steep increases in their electric costs…the result of AEP rate …
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New York Times (blog) What Did You Buy at Bleecker Bob's? New York Times (blog) One of the more primitive features, historians and old people will recall, of the era before recorded music was a commodity that could be summoned on command from a tap like water or electricity , was this: not only was music physically engraved onto … and more »
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GDP Growth 2.8% In 4th Quarter: Not Great, Not Good, Barely Okay Outside the Beltway This may be because of unseasonably warm December weather, which probably lowered families' household electricity and gas bills, said Jay Feldman, an economist at Credit Suisse. Consumers also benefited from lower gasoline prices , but that was not … and more »
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