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Can coal deliver?

US coal supply needs to increase by around 8% in the next five years to meet projected demand. For that to happen, huge investment is needed and prices are likely to rise, finds a Global Energy Decisions study

Czech commodity exchange powers up

The Prague Stock Exchange (PSE), with the support of the Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade, is in the process of establishing a new energy commodity exchange, Energetická Burza. The new exchange will rely on the PSE’s established trading systems, and…

Deregulation backtrack

Montana's new Public Service Commissioner Ken Toole has long been against the deregulation of electricity markets and is now pushing for re-regulation in the state. He talks with David Watkins

Allegheny Power proposes Maryland plan

Allegheny Power, the electric delivery subsidiary of investor-owned utility Allegheny Energy, has proposed a rate stabilisation and transition plan for its Maryland residential customers.

Richest US state hedges to dodge blackouts

The US state of Connecticut is rolling out an innovative method of power contracting which it hopes will alleviate some of the state's energy woes. If effective, the model could spread to other states, writes Elisa Wood

Changes at intra-day

Nord Pool and the European Energy Exchange are going head-to-head in an effort to deliver intra-day trading to Germany's power market. Oliver Holtaway investigates

GE Energy to auction extra capacity

GE Energy Financial Services has announced its plan to auction the extra capacity created by a project it says will bolster the constrained electricity transmission grid serving New York City.

Western congestion

Despite huge strides to improve power transmission efficiency in California since 2001, the region is still flagged a 'critical congestion area' by the US Department of Energy. Neil O'Hara looks at the state of play

Catching the wind

After a 20-year hiatus, the US wind power industry has grown rapidly in the past two years. Its future, however, depends on Congress drawing up clear, long-term legislation, finds Neil O'Hara

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