Dynegy News

A coal ash site next to the Dynegy Inc. power plant is cited as a potential hazard by federal officials, but the company says it takes precautions to protect nearby residents.

Dynegy led the decliners in the S&P 500 index with a loss of 9.1%. Acuity Brands third quarter profit drops 46% on weak construction.

A top Illinois dam safety official said Wednesday that two coal ash storage sites identified by federal environmental regulators as "high hazard" sites had passed recent state inspections.

U.S. stocks advanced, erasing the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 2009 loss, as Bank of America Corp.

U.S. stocks advanced, erasing the Dow Jones Industrial Averagea s 2009 loss, as Bank of America Corp.

BUYINS.NET, www.buyins.net, announced today its proprietary Market Maker Friction Factor Report for June 8, 2009.

Jeffrey J. Nichols has moved to Houston-based law firm Haynes and Boone LLP has named Jeffrey J. Nichols as a partner in the firma s energy and power practice group where he will focus on structured energy transactions for oil and gas, and electric power companies.

On last night's "Mad Money," Jim Cramer offered his thoughts on three energy plays.

Bridgeland, the sprawling master-planned community in northwest Harris County, is in the process of being sold to a Houston-based real estate firm.

AUSTIN a ' Public Citizen and other environmental groups urge Dynegy shareholders at their annual shareholder meeting this Friday in Houston to send a clear message to the board that they dona TMt want the Sandy Creek coal-fired power plant, located in Riesel, southeast of Waco, to be built.

Shares of Dynegy, RRI Energy and other U.S. independent power producers fell in New York trading Friday after an erroneous posting of electricity-auction results by PJM Interconnection.

The last day of the week ended on a down note as the major indices closed in the red.

In remarks delivered Tuesday at the 11th annual Electric Power Conference & Exhibition in Rosemont, IL, power industry executives called for more realism and integrity in the Obama administration's energy and environmental initiatives.

Dynegy said Thursday that it expects to announce agreements in the first or second quarter to sell its ownership interests in two coal projects now under construction: the 665-MW Plum Point Unit 1 project near Osceola, Arkansas, and the 900-MW Sandy Creek project in McLennan County, Texas.

The good, the bad, and another rally. The markets moved up Friday as jobless claims came in below analyst estimates and a there was positive reaction to the stress test results that broke after trading yesterday.

Dynegy said Thursday that its first-quarter loss more than doubled from a year ago as tumbling stock and power prices forced the power producer to write down the value of the company.

Dynegy says its first quarter loss more than doubled from a year ago as the power producer wrote down the value of the company because of its tumbling stock and power prices.

Plans for a 750-megawatt coal-fired power plant to be built in Michigan by an East Brunswick-based power developer have been suspended, citing regulatory and economic uncertainties.

Dynegy Inc. , the owner of power plants in 11 U.S. states, said mergers among electricity producers wona t occur until an economic recovery emboldens companies to take on more risk.

Stocks slumped for the second day in a row as earnings season heats up. The major indices fell 1.8% on average Tuesday as Wall Street digested some gloomy retail economic data.