Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.107, No.4 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

In this Issue (22 articles)

5 - 5	Big lessons from a small country [Anonymous]
7 - 7	Reliant Energy upgrading New York hydro fleet [Anonymous]
8 - 8	External SCR effective option for some boilers and heaters [Anonymous]
8 - 8	Removing coal from energy. Mix could mean 14,000 deaths/yr [Anonymous]
10 - 10	DOE gets $21 billion from omnibus bill [Anonymous]
10 - 10	Abraham announces pollution-free plant of the future [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Reported greenhouse gas reductions increased in 2001 [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Kelly Engineering Resources announces scholarship program [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Parts pooling will save - Money for public power utilities [Anonymous]
20 - 20	Trend favors nuclear-hydrogen economy Zink JC
22 - 22	Coal and ash handling: In search of cost savings Schimmoller BK
30 - 30	New source review reform promises power industry much-needed flexibility Roth-Evans B
36 - 36	Thoughtful planning reaps - Widespread support for New York wind project Robb D
43 - 43	Capital scarcity and emission mandates - Energize retrofit market Smith DJ
51 - 51	European energy sector focuses - On single electric market and renewable energy Smith DJ
53 - 53	Fuel cell component manufacturer discusses status and future of fuel cell industry Blanckinship S
54 - 54	Grid-connected fuel cell project announced [Anonymous]
54 - 54	U.S facility to get dual fuel CHP recip [Anonymous]
54 - 54	NY gas price regulation will promote DC [Anonymous]
58 - 58	Power plant drastically reduces time for terminating field wiring [Anonymous]
60 - 60	Steam and air blowing both have their place [Anonymous]
63 - 63	Calpine tiverton power associates Schimmoller BK