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Energy

Bitcoin

Regional public utility districts ponder best ways to handle bitcoin growth

July 16, 2018
John Stang
Mining in the Northwest was different in the 1890s.Back then, miners hunted for gold in the streams and mountains of Alaska and the Yukon with picks and shovels. Seattle was a jumping-off point and supply center for gold miners.Today, central Washington, upstream of the Tri-Cities, has become the focus of...
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Small mod reactor

NuScale Power’s small reactor project gains traction

July 16, 2018
John Stang
A first-of-its-kind reactor complex in Idaho Falls will be operated by Energy Northwest — probably in the middle of the next decade.In late spring, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission finished the initial phase of reviewing the first small modular reactor design to be submitted to the agency.This design application for...
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July biofuel xiao zhang wsu grant

WSU Tri-Cities professors land $1 million grants for biofuel research

July 16, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Washington State University Tri-Cities recently landed two grants to advance biofuel research. Associate professor Xiao Zhang received $500,000 to pursue converting lignin to biofuel.Lignin is a common material that makes the cell walls of plants rigid.The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture awarded the grant to Zhang,...
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Columbia generating station

Tri-City electricity producers, providers pay more than $9 million in taxes

July 16, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Three Tri-City public power electricity producers and providers recently paid more than $9 million in privilege taxes to the state.The annual tax is levied on public power electricity producers and providers for the privilege of generating electricity or providing electricity in the state.Energy Northwest paid nearly $4.8 million, up from...
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July richland energy program

Energy-saving rebates available to Richland businesses

July 16, 2018
Jessica Hoefer
Thanks to a partnership between the city of Richland and the Bonneville Power Association, commercial and industrial businesses within city limits are being rewarded for reducing their carbon footprint.The energy efficiency program offered through Richland Energy Services works with 30 to 50 commercial and industrial customers a year. After providing...
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Brent ridge

Energy Northwest leaders aim to better promote benefits of nuclear power

July 16, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Energy Northwest recently announced some changes, including a new CEO and promotions within its leadership team. This includes a decision by the company’s executive board to name Brad Sawatzke as chief executive officer, after serving as interim CEO since the end of March. Brad SawatzkePrior to being named CEO, Sawatzke...
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Forsyth

Winemakers work with earth’s energy to cultivate grapes

July 16, 2018
Guest Contributor
By David ForsythPlants are the ultimate energy-conversion machine, taking energy from sunlight along with carbon dioxide to produce plant biomass and oxygen. Wine grapes, like many plants, will store some of this energy as sugar in the fruit. David ForsythThe grapevine using the captured energy, along with water, nitrogen and...
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Areva

Areva NP gets new (old) name

January 4, 2018
Kristina Lord
Areva NP is now called Framatome.The international company’s Richland plant supplies fuel and fuel-related products for commercial pressurized water reactors and boiling water reactors.Framatome isn’t an unfamiliar name to Areva. The company changed its name to Areva NP in 2006.Resurrecting the Framatome name won’t affect much at the Richland plant,...
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French company eyes Richland for solar farm as energy costs remain uncertain

September 14, 2017
John Stang
While a proposed Richland solar power project would be the biggest in the state, the economic future of this source of electricity in Washington is not yet written in stone.This will be the first American venture for the French solar power company Neoen. As Neoen studies the potential installation of...
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Lessons learned from demise of Northwest aluminum industry

April 13, 2017
Guest Contributor
By Don C. BrunellDriving east along Highway 14 these days, you see water pouring out of Columbia River dams.  It is already a high water year with much of the run-off from our heavy mountain snowpack yet to come. Don C. BrunellIt is part of our “feast or famine” weather...
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