Power Engineering

Power Engineering, Vol.105, No.7 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5961 (Print)

3 - 3	Re-investment brownout Smock RW
6 - 6	Supercritical lessons Silvestri G
6 - 6	Lighten up, America [Anonymous]
11 - 11	DC ties could boost power delivery to many US regions Blankinship S
12 - 12	Utility water chemistry update Buecker B
14 - 14	DOE study project Yucca Mountain set-aside fees still adequate [Anonymous]
14 - 14	Savannah River Ste touted as national nuclear R&D venue [Anonymous]
16 - 17	Palo Verde nuclear plant keeps on keeping on [Anonymous]
17 - 17	FERC could streamline hydro re-licensing process [Anonymous]
19 - 19	Stocks for coal and unregulated power producers on the upswing [Anonymous]
22 - 22	Coal transportation options offered via Internet [Anonymous]
24 - 24	It's time for action on Yucca Mountain Zink JC
26 - 28	Tenaska's dynamic duo scores in two NERC grids at once Blankinship S
33 - 33	Control system upgrade centralizes plant operations Nethercutt M, Sutton J
39 - 39	Upgraded electric generators are more efficient and reliable Smith DJ
45 - 45	Electrostatic fluid cleaning aims to reduce component wear Sibul B
51 - 51	Cogen project fueled by innovation and collaboration Kuenzi M, Vasey T
56 - 56	NiSource chairman says DG will go where baseload can't Blankinship S
57 - 57	Markets developing for new energy storage techniques [Anonymous]
57 - 57	Black-start capability lets new system operate without grid interconnection [Anonymous]
61 - 61	Dust suppression program saves $112,000/year Smith DJ