Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.105, No.8 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

In this Issue (25 articles)

3 - 3	Yucca or bust? Schimmoller BK
6 - 6	Untitled Ellis G
11 - 11	Growing coal capacity expands with trio of announcements Blankinship S
12 - 12	Power plant accidents are still a concern Smith DJ
14 - 14	Software promises enhanced SCR performance [Anonymous]
14 - 14	EEI urges EPA to check mercury facts [Anonymous]
16 - 16	U2a for SCR at AES [Anonymous]
16 - 16	Buyers and sellers need to understand E-trade issues [Anonymous]
17 - 17	New coal management tool available for coal plants [Anonymous]
18 - 18	Bonneville poised to become nation's largest wind power provider [Anonymous]
19 - 19	Can the TVA weatherman predict lower electric bills? [Anonymous]
23 - 23	Alliant's combustion initiative cuts emissions, slashes costs [Anonymous]
26 - 26	End the double standard for nuclear critics Zink JC
28 - 28	Long-term service agreements: Weighing the risks and rewards Schimmoller BK
37 - 37	UPS technology takes front seat in drive for distributed generation Nacke B
44 - 46	Steam turbines remain the workhorse for power generation Smith DJ
48 - 48	21st century package boilers will be larger and more environmentally friendly Ganapathy V
55 - 55	Tailoring compliance management programs for merchant power companies Hickok L
61 - 61	Study sees rapid fuel cell and microturbine growth Blankinship S
62 - 62	Generac System provides flexibility in 800 kW to 2 MW applications [Anonymous]
62 - 62	Bill would provide 30 percent wind tax incentive [Anonymous]
62 - 62	Briefly noted [Anonymous]
62 - 62	DG gaining popularity as risk management tool [Anonymous]
70 - 70	HRSG design optimized with 3D modeling Smith DJ
88 - 88	School of hard knocks Lundskow G