Tampa Electric's Newer Process Avoids Coal Fuss
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By Curtis Morgan, The Miami Herald Feb. 11--Coal, the source of half of the nation's power, has a dirty reputation with environmentalists. But a plant that Tampa Electric Co.
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By Kristi E. Swartz, The Palm Beach Post, Fla.  Sep. 20--A pinhole-sized leak may be why 900 gallons of fuel oil flowed  into Tampa Bay from a Florida Power & Light Co. off-loading terminal near the  utility's Manatee Energy Center, an FPL spokesman said Tuesday.
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By James A. Jones Jr., The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Jun. 5--EAST MANATEE -- There is no argument that the area needs plenty of electric power and redundancy, so that the grid doesn't fail in a hurricane and leave residents in the dark for days and maybe weeks.
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By The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Jun. 16--State regulators on Friday rejected a bid by environmental groups to bar Duke Energy from building a coal-burning power plant west of Charlotte.   It was the second request from the groups rejected by the N.C. Utilities Commission.
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A growing number of home-based business are no longer trying make their small operations look bigger.
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Economic development comes at the expense of the environment as countries from China to the United States turn away from expensive natural gas and oil and toward their cheap old friend, coal.
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Lithium ion technology got burnt in the summer's recall season, but Boston Power says it has a better way to deliver the power.
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Science & environment: DIY chain to stop selling environmentally damaging heaters once current stock is sold off
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Georgia Power and Savannah Electric will not have to pay for new research into energy-efficiency programs, the state Public Service Commission ruled Tuesday.
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EMC CEO Joe Tucci Tuesday said the company hasn&#39;t felt the heat from the recent storage-platform product introductions by rivals IBM and Hewlett-Packard.
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Encysive restructures to reduce its cash burn.
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RICHMOND, Feb. 22 -- The Virginia General Assembly enacted sweeping changes Thursday to the way the state's power companies are regulated, creating greater flexibility that the electric industry says is essential but that critics say will lead to less conservation and higher rates for customers.
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By Catherine Dolinski, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Dec.
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US researchers demonstrate a system to transfer energy to devices without the need for wires.
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Florida home manufacturer feels the pinch and decides to stay the course.
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Science & environment: Government expected to approve building of coal-fired power station without emissions limits
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A turnaround brings in buckets of green at the Texas utility. Yeeeeee-haaaaaaw!