Power

Power, Vol.158, No.1 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5929 (Print)

6 - 6	Global Change Agents Reitenbach G
8 - 9	IEA's World Energy Outlook 2013: Renewables and Natural Gas to Surge Through 2035 [Anonymous]
9 - 9	Future of Australia's Carbon Pricing Scheme Hangs in the Balance [Anonymous]
12 - 12	Milestones for Major Nuclear Projects [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Brazil Could See $8B Grid Boost. Patel S
16 - 17	Upgrading a Wired Public Address System with a Wireless Option Rice S
18 - 18	Financial Performance-Based Utility Bonuses: Unnecessary Exposure Greenwald SF, Gray JP
20 - 20	A Rising Tide of Regulation and the "Kick-the-Can" Gambit Maize K
24 - 24	Black & Veatch Foresees US and Global Opportunities Oskvig D
26 - 28	How US Power Generators Are Preparing for 2014 Reitenbach G
29 - 29	Burns & McDonnell Sees US Market in Transition While Asian Market Grows Grothen G, Andrews B
32 - 34	Europe Faces Capacity and Cost Challenges in 2014 Butcher C
35 - 35	Day & Zimmermann Focuses on Flexibility McMahon M
36 - 40	Shale: The Rock That Rocked the World Overton T
41 - 44	China's Shale Gas Development Outlook and Challenges Zeng M, Liu XM, Li YL
62 - 62	TransAlta's Centralia Plant Earns PRBCUG Award Peltier R
63 - 64	OPPD's North Omaha Station Takes PRBCUG Honors Peltier R
72 - 72	Is Distributed Generation Really the Future? Nordhaus T, Shellenberger M, Trembath A