Power

Power, Vol.155, No.1 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5929 (Print)

6 - 6	My Top 10 Predictions for 2011 Peltier R
8 - 9	IEA: Global Power Demand to Surge 2.2% Annually Through 2035 Patel S
9 - 10	Construction of Tibetan Dam Sets Off Cross-Border Tensions Patel S
10 - 11	MHI Prepares to Test J-Series in Japan Patel S
11 - 11	TransCanada Opens 683-MW Halton Hills Combined-Cycle Plant Patel S
12 - 12	Exelon Enjoys Benefits of Online Transformer Monitoring Rivera I
15 - 15	Selecting a Specialty Accumulator Cheema J
20 - 20	Solving the Renewable Integration Puzzle Greenwald SF, Gray JP
22 - 22	The U.S. Power Industry 2011: The Sequel Maize K, Peltier R
34 - 35	Strong Technology Portfolio Positions Alstom for a Strong 2011 Peltier R
36 - 38	EPRI Identifies Four Breakthrough Technologies for 2011 Yang R
40 - 41	GE Leverages Leading-Edge Technology and a Balanced Product Portfolio in 2011 Peltier R
42 - 44	Which Side of the Meter Are You On? Kemp WJ, Trump A
45 - 46	Mitsubishi Looks to High-Efficiency Combustion and Wind Turbines in 2011 Peltier R
47 - 49	Coal Plants Challenged as Gas Plants Surge Carrino AJ, Jones RB
50 - 51	Siemens Energy Introduces Efficient and Flexible Products in 2011 Peltier R
52 - 57	Oxy-Combustion: A Promising Technology for Coal-Fired Plants McDonald DK, Moorman S, Darde A, de Limon S
64 - 64	Anticipating the New Utility MACT Rules Farber PS