Us-china Trade Dispute Puts Chill On American Natural Gas Export Boom
The ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute has halted Chinese purchases of U.S. LNG and put a chill on some new American export terminals. It threatens to sideline billions in investment.
Kpmg's Andrew Garbutt Discusses Trump's Infrastructure Plan | National Real Estate Investor
Australia's model of recycling government assets to private investors to fund infrastructure improvements can be something to emulate, KPMG's infrastructure expert says.
Atlantis Casino, Georgia Pacific-gypsum Approved To Leave Nv Energy | Las Vegas Review
Two more entities have the power to leave NV Energy, potentially joining an exodus of companies from the utility. : Two more entities have the power to leave NV Energy, potentially joining an exodus of companies from the utility. Atlantis Casino Resort Spa and Georgia Pacific-Gypsum can now get energy supplied from a new provider following a Public Utilities Commission meeting Friday morning. In order to follow through with their departure, both companies will have to pay NV Energy more than $1.5 million.
How Can The Circular Economy Make Infrastructure More Sustainable? | Opinion | Eco-business | Asia Pacific
Independent environment expert Dr. Paul Toyne discusses how the circular economy, combined with an investment in technological innovation, is our most powerful tool in shaping more sustainable infrastructure in a growing global population.
Sempra Energy To Sell Us Wind Assets To American Electric Power
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Sempra Energy (NYSE: SRE) today announced that it has entered into an agreement to complete the sale of its U.S. renewables business by selling its remaining wind operating and development assets to American Electric Power (AEP) for $551 million in ...
Distributech Notebook: Grid Edge Digitalization, Predictive Analytics And Energy Disaggregation
GTM Squared delivers premium content in the form of in-depth article series, research highlights, and multimedia extras. Go beyond our everyday coverage and gain insider access to our experts. Last week's DistribuTech conference in New Orleans, the biggest electric grid technology trade show in the country, provided the latest glimpse into how utilities are seeking to reinvent themselves in a world of rooftop solar, behind-the-meter batteries, electric vehicles and other distributed energy resources.
Transition To Renewables Shouldn't Cost Ratepayers >> Albuquerque Journal
Environmental groups, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham and even Public Service Company of New Mexico want us to believe their plans to rapidly increase renewable energy are cost-competitive. New Mexicans voted for change in 2018 and, as a result, there are legislative initiatives to raise the state's "renewable portfolio standard," or RPS, from 20 percent to [...]
Indian Investors May Join Brookfield's Investment Trust For East West Pipeline Buy: Report
A set of Indian investors are keen to join the infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) led by Brookfield Asset Management Inc to buy East West Pipeline Ltd (EWPL) for an enterprise value of 130 billion rupees ($1.83 billion), the Economic Times reported https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/energy/oil-gas/5-investors-may-join-brookfield-for-east-west-buy/articleshow/67936000.cms on Monday, quoting people aware of the development.
Indian Investors May Join Brookfield's Investment Trust For East West Pipeline Buy: Report
EWPL, earlier known as Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure Ltd, is a unit of Reliance Utilities Private Limited. It transports gas from Kakinada in south-eastern India to Bharuch in the west.
San Francisco Explores Taking Over Pg&e's Local Electricity Assets
Almost as soon as Pacific Gas & Electric announced that it was saddled with liability from several deadly wildfires and would be filing for bankruptcy, San Francisco Mayor London Breed directed the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission to look at taking local control of power distribution. On January 29, PG&E, California's largest utility, officially filed for bankruptcy. The next day, in Breed's State of the City address, she was bullish about public power in San Francisco.