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Catching Some Zs

By Denise Norberg-JohnsonUnder (Your Business)

Don’t fall asleep at the wheel of your business No matter how well you plan and manage your company,

Looking For The Wizard Of Oz

By Denise Norberg-JohnsonUnder (Your Business)

The man behind the curtain is you

When All the Lights Go Out

By Claire SwedbergUnder (Your Business)

Backup power for commercial/industrial/institutional (CII) facilities

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Survey Shows Nuclear Energy Favored to Battle Increasing Electricity Demands

(Miscellaneous)

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Rick Laezman

November 2006

ACCORDING TO A RECENT PUBLIC OPINION poll conducted for the Nuclear Energy Institute, nearly seven of 10 Americans favor nuclear energy, and 68 percent support building a new READ MORE

Nuclear Power Plant Plans Increase in Output

(Systems)

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November 2006

Progress Energy Florida (PEF) has asked state regulators to approve increasing the output of the utility’s Crystal River nuclear plant, a proposal that is expected to save bil READ MORE

Emergency Backup Generator Cleans up and Gets a Job

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November 2006

The emergency backup power generator market is one of those niche industries that is virtually invisible to the average person, unless, of course, the lights go out for an ext READ MORE

Wait a Minute, Mr. Postman

(Your Business)

By

Gerard W. Ittig

November 2006

Improve written communication by following the rules Have you ever written a letter like this? READ MORE

Wisconsin Utility Signs on for Power from Proposed Iowa Wind Farm

(Green Building)

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November 2006

Madison Gas and Electric (MGE) increased its wind power portfolio by nearly four times when it signed an agreement with Midwest Renewable Energy Projects LLC (MRE Projects) t READ MORE

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McCormick’s ABS estimating software helps manage projects. READ MORE

Portable Power

THE ELECTRICIANS WHO INSTALL COMMERCIAL, industrial and residential electrical systems need electricity to do the job, but in many situations, new construction often takes pla READ MORE