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Great River Energy full-scale testing reveals problems with mercury control technology
Great River Energy on Monday announced that test results at its Stanton Station power plant to control power plant mercury emissions fell short of the expectation of 90 percent removal.

State regulators approve PSI cost recovery for environmental financing charges
The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission Wednesday allowed PSI Energy to begin recovering a portion of the costs it is incurring to comply with federal and state environmental mandates.

New web site provides resource tools to support state and local air quality activities
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department Of Transportation (DOT) have launched a new web site where state, local and other organizations can access tools and guidance for developing outreach programs that address transportation and air quality issues.

Co2e.com completes largest ever publicly announced forward-trade of greenhouse gas emission reductions
CO2e.com, LLC, a Cantor Fitzgerald company, announced recently two transactions totalling 9 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2eq).

Alliant Energy International, partner receive environmental award
An environmental association in Brazil recently presented Alliant Energy International and Companhia Forca e Luz Cataguazes-Leopoldina with a 2002 Ecology Award.

Washington Group joint venture offers promising technology for treatment of radioactive wastes
Westinghouse Government Environmental Services Co. has formed a joint venture with Studsvik Inc. to offer a non-incineration thermal technology to treat radioactive and hazardous wastes.

New coal combustor technologies cut pollution and costs
Reducing pollution from the nation's existing coal-fired power plants may be getting cheaper and less complex.

North Carolina governor signs coal-related clean air bill
Governor Mike Easley has signed a bill designed to clean up emissions from North Carolina's coal-fired power plants.

NRC staff proposes $7,500 fine against Wisconsin Rapids firm for losing a fixed gauge with radioactive material
A Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., firm is facing a probable $7,500 fine for losing a fixed gauge containing radioactive material.

New 12X stronger than steel technology earns $100,000 federal grant for wind application
PYRAmatrix Structures Inc. has received an SBIR Phase 1 award from the Department of Energy for the development of taller, stronger wind turbine towers.

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