Thursday Jul 2 | Electric Energy Online
Allegheny Energy Seeks Financing Approval for Environmental Improvement Project
Allegheny Power, the electric delivery business of Allegheny Energy, Inc., is seeking approval from the West Virginia Public Service Commission to use securitized financing to fund the remaining portion of its flue gas desulfurization project at the Fort Martin Power Station.
PA Hero Walk sparkles with 4th of July Concert
When: 1 p.m. Admission: $25 ; $30 online ; under age 12 free with paying adult Details: 724-382-1008; 412-862-1672 Entertainment Main stage bands: American Pie, 1-2 p.m.; Barn Hill, 2:30-3:30 p.m.; Tom "Buffettman" Watt, 4-5 p.m.; Jaggerz, 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Gary Racan and Studio E, 7-8 p.m.; Little River Band, 8:30-9:45 p.m. . Second-stage bands: On ...
Rumors abound in this tiny town about whether or not the power station is going to close.
Scholarship endowment to go to Waynesburg University
The Tribune-Review can be reached online or at 412-321-6460. Greene County commissioners and officials from Allegheny Energy Inc., announced that a scholarship endowment in the amount of $250,000 will be presented to Waynesburg University over the next three years.
Power-failure fixes improve in region
Kim Leonard can be reached via e-mail or at 412-380-5606. The region's three electric utilities met or outperformed most state standards for fixing power failures in 2008, according to a state report issued Thursday.
Activities abound in the A-K Valley
There are plenty of activities to choose from in the entertainment category in the Alle-Kiski Valley that are free of charge or reasonable in price.
Trail town Rockwood opens hostel along Great Allegheny Passage
Judy Pletcher remembers when Rockwood, Pa. was a sleepy spot without even a stoplight.
Proposed PATH is not our energy solution
The Gazette printed on June 4 a letter to the editor from H. Russell Frisby Jr. . He has acknowledged his law firm represents the PATH Education and Awareness Team, which is likely a group formed by Allegheny Energy.
Flooding, power out after western Pa. storms
Thousands of people are without power and reports of road and basement flooding are widespread in western Pennsylvania where severe storms produced more than four inches of rain in some areas.
Exelon Generation Wins Commitments from Utilities in Pennsylvania to...
Exelon Generation today announced that it has won commitments from electricity delivery companies Allegheny Power and PECO Energy to provide more than 7 million megawatt-hours of generation supply beginning on January 1, 2011, through May 31, 2013.
Pennsylvania town fights big coal on mining rights
A small Pennsylvania town is trying to ban coal mining in a battle being played out across the state as rural communities try to assert control over mining, gas drilling and other businesses.
Passenger rail study labeled 'wish list'
A long-awaited study of commuter rail lines between Pittsburgh and points in Westmoreland County is due by the end of this month, but don't look for trains as an alternative to Route 28 or the Parkway East just yet.
162 new street lights on the way for Mercersburg
The Borough of Mercersburg will soon lighten up with 162 new street lights that should save the borough about $3,400 a year on its light bill.
Auction indicates electric costs may not soar
Rick Stouffer can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7853. Allegheny Power's second electricity auction produced lower prices than its initial auction two months ago -- good news for customers worried about the direction of power prices once rate caps expire in 2010.
Market Winners and Losers: Allegheny Energy , MBIA Incorporated
The markets ended mostly flat Friday after a mixed bag of unemployment data. The Dow finished up 0.15%, the Nasdaq finished down 0.25% and the S&P 500 ended down 0.03%. Here are some of Fridaya s market winners and losers.
Pennsylvania Chief Calls Incident "Gut-Wrenching"
Presenter: Jeffrey Pindelski This webcast will enable you to learn essential rapid intervention rope rescue concepts that can also be applied daily fireground survival.
Kemptown group files motion to halt PATH project
Residents near Kemptown have filed a motion to intervene on a proposed electric substation planned for Bartholows Road.
Live power line in Hempfield forces rescuers to back off
Every instinct in Don Thoma -- as a neighbor and as a Hempfield Township fire chief -- wanted to move a critically injured woman from beneath live power lines as she lay in the yard of her West Hempfield Drive home.
American Electric Power Co., Allegheny Energy and Ameren Corp's future earnings potentially could be more than wiped out by costs under a cap-and-trade program requiring purchase of carbon emission credits, according to a report released today by the Investor Responsibility Research Center Institute and Trucost, a provider of data and analysis on ...
Allegheny Power Promotes Smart Grid Collaboration
Allegheny Power, the electricity delivery unit of Allegheny Energy, Inc. is committed to working with other electricity providers, technology vendors, regulators and interested stakeholders to develop smart grid technology, the company reiterated on June 2. Built upon technology platforms from Augusta Systems, Allegheny's Research Ridge Test ...