People
People for May 2004.
Positions filled at Southern Co., World Association of Nuclear Operators, Allegheny Energy, and others.
Constellation Energy
People
People for March 2004.
Positions filled at Allegheny Energy, Constellation NewEnergy, Xcel Energy, and others.
The New Dividend Kings
Sizable gains return to the market.
SNL’s safe dividend picks appeared to do well for any market. However, like the fine golden years of the late ’90s for all things technology, recent months have returned sizable gains to investors of energy stocks—not what one would expect from slow growth, dividend-paying electric and gas utilities that make up the majority of the SNL Energy universe.
People
People for August 2003.
New positions at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Organization of MISO States Inc., FPL Group Inc., and others.
People
New Positions:
New Positions:
The Allegheny Energy Inc. board of directors named Florida Power & Light Co. President Paul Evanson its new chairman, replacing the retiring Alan J. Noia. Allegheny's interim president, Jay Pifer, assumed the duties of COO at Allegheny. Evanson had been with Florida Power and Light since 1992. He will be replaced temporarily by Lew Hay, chairman and CEO of FPL Group, until a permanent replacement is found.
Business & Money
Lehman Brothers and others say upcoming rate cases and falling unregulated earnings mean some IOUs will have less to show for their effort.
Business & Money
Lehman Brothers and others say upcoming rate cases and falling unregulated earnings mean some IOUs will have less to show for their effort.
Face-Off: The Renaissance of Nuclear Power
Nuclear power is on the verge of an extraordinary expansion.
Business & Money
The collapse of wholesale markets has utilities once again making the purchasing decisions, and taking all the risks.
The collapse of wholesale markets has utilities once again making the purchasing decisions, and taking all the risks.
If a common theme is emerging from the various policy directions across the country, it seems to be that responsibility for supply resources is moving away from open markets and back into the hands of load-serving utilities.
Technology Corridor
The instant messaging wildfire spreads to the utilities industry.
The instant messaging wildfire spreads to the utilities industry.
Utilities are starting to take a good, hard look at incorporating instant messaging (IM) into their business. (Never heard of IM? Check out our primer in the sidebar.)