3 hrs ago | KMOV.com
Investigators on scene of St. Louis crash involving driver who had been shot
Police are looking into an early morning crash in downtown St. Louis. Authorities tell News 4 that this incident is now considered a homicide investigation.
7 hrs ago | KXTV
SMUD Backs Out of High-Voltage Power Line Plan
The Sacramento Municipal Utility District is pulling out of a plan to build high-voltage power transmission lines from Lassen County to Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay area.
12 hrs ago | Clover Herald
Mass. firm gets loan for NY energy storage system
A Massachusetts company says the federal government has approved a $43 million loan guarantee to help finance a 20-megawatt energy storage system for New York's electrical grid.
16 hrs ago | Birmingham News Online
EPA will allow Tennessee Valley Authority to bury spilled coal ash at Perry County landfill
In this Feb. 12, 2009 photo provided by the Tennessee Valley Authority, coal ash cleanup is seen under way in a cove known as "Church Slough" in Harriman, Tenn.
20 hrs ago | Canada.com
Latest B.C. natural pipeline rupture from explosion
Investigators have confirmed that the latest explosion at a natural gas pipeline in northeastern British Columbia was the result of a "criminally motivated" attack.
Yesterday | The Oregonian
Judge dismisses Constellation appeal in EdF case
Constellation Energy Group Inc. lost a round in its battle with Maryland regulators over its proposed deal to sell half its nuclear operations to France's EdF when a judge ruled Thursday it could not appeal the decision to review the agreement while the review was under way.
Exelon raises hostile bid for NRG to $8 billion
Exelon Corp. on Thursday sweetened its hostile takeover bid for NRG Energy Inc. by 12 percent to $8 billion in stock, citing newly identified cost savings along with NRG's recent deal for Reliant Energy's Texas retail business.
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KUA to host hurricane preparedness expo
To assist residents in preparing for hurricane season, Kissimmee Utility Authority will host the 2009 Osceola Hurricane Preparedness Expo from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 1 at the Kissimmee Civic Center.
Fuse Problem Forces Nuclear Reactor Shutdown 57min
Operators have shut down one of two nuclear reactors at the Diablo Canyon power plant because a blown fuse caused a loss of power.
Appalachian Power estimates Va savings Predicts it can reduce energy consumption.
In a filing with Virginia regulators, Appalachian Power predicts it can reduce energy consumption of 2 percent to 5 percent over five years.
AmerenUE Offering Help To Those Who Need It Most
On the heals of the heat wave comes another blow for St. Louis's most vulnerable: massive power bills and the threat of having their power shut-off. For some, the "worst-case scenario" is already reality.
ConocoPhillips, Aramco relaunch Yanbu bidding
Originally published June 30, 2009 at 7:14 a.m., updated June 30, 2009 at 8:57 a.m. HOUSTON a ' ConocoPhillips and the state-run Saudi Arabian Oil Co.
Exelon delays plan for Texas nuclear plant
Power generator Exelon Corp. said Tuesday it has called off plans for now to build a new nuclear plant in Texas because of worries over the economy and the limited availability of federal loan guarantees.
Transformer blast casues power outage in Newark
Police say a transformer explosion has caused an underground fire and power outage in a section of New Jersey's largest city.
SWEPCO to appeal permit rejection for coal-fired plant
LITTLE ROCK - Southwestern Electric Power Co. said Monday that the state Court of Appeals ignored 30 years of procedural rules when it decided last week to overturn a Public Service Commission permit for a coal-fired power plant in southwest Arkansas.
Iraqi oil licensing round runs into trouble as foreign firms eye bigger cash rewards
Iraq's long-awaited licensing round to develop some of its massive oil reserves stumbled Tuesday as oil and gas companies dug in their heals, demanding more money for their efforts than the government was willing to pay.
Bernie Madoff joins long white-collar prison roll
A look at some other figures serving time for their involvement in high-profile financial scandals: -- Jeffrey Skilling, 55, Enron's former chief executive, sentenced in October 2006 to more than 24 years in prison for role in company's collapse.
Exxon to pay interest on Valdez oil spill damages
Oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp. has decided not to appeal hundreds of millions of dollars in interest on punitive damages resulting from the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill.
Decision on whether judge will revoke Texas financier Stanford's bond to come Tuesday
Billionaire R. Allen Stanford is escorted into the federal courthouse Monday, June 29, 2009 in Houston.
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