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Xcel to shut 229 MW of coal-fired generation Regulators approved a plan by Xcel Energy to shut down two coal-fired power plants in Colorado, thought to be the first ...		Mitsubishi to supply design for carbon capture plant in Norway Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has signed a contract to carry out the technical pre-studies (FEED studies: Front ...
E.ON announces plans to build one of UK's largest biomass power stations at Port of Bristol E.ON has announced plans to invest around $600m in a biomass power station at the Port of Bristol in the United Kingdom.		Irish energy group launches carbon capture scheme Providence Resources, an Irish oil and gas group, is launching a project that could lead to the first carbon capture ...
Gentilly-2 nuclear plant set for $1.8bn update Hydro-Québec will invest C$1.9 billion (US$1.79 billion) to refurbish the 675 MW Gentilly-2 nuclear generating station ...		Mini nuclear power reactor receives buyer interest Hyperion Power Generation said it has received a letter of intent from investment company TES Group to buy the Hyperion ...
Emerson to automate 6,000 MW coal plant in China Emerson Process Management said it received a contract from Huaneng Group to apply its Plantweb digital plant architecture ...		Spain seeks big fines over leak at nuclear plant Spain's nuclear watchdog agency proposed a fine of up to €22.5m ($33m) over a leak at a power plant, accusing ...

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