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Prices at PJM Interconnection’s 2025/2026 base residual auction (BRA) spiked to $ 269.92/MW-day for most resources in the wholesale power market, pointing to a tightening supply-demand balance that could have significant […]
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More than two dozen states and a handful of trade groups filed separate lawsuits in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, challenging parts of the Environmental Protection […]
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An Australia-based global metal mining and green energy company has broken ground on a major hydrogen production project in Arizona, part of what the group’s founder said could be several […]
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By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail. — Benjamin Franklin
Many of the mistakes that candidates make fall under the major category of Preparation. A skilled interviewer will know very quickly if you are not fully prepared, and your candidacy will be doomed.
If you are not provided with a detailed interviewing agenda, inquire as to whether you will have a single interview, a series of interviews or a panel. Research the interviewer(s) on LinkedIn and through your professional network. If you are working with an independent recruiter, include them in your preparation process to maximize your success. Ask about the company, the culture, the interviewers, what they’re really looking for, expected attire and any other pertinent information they will share.
If the interview is on-site, ensure that you know the location and how long it will take you to get there. Be on time, but no earlier than 15 minutes. …
The French government is prepared to take full control of EDF, one of the world’s largest producers of electricity, as the energy group struggles with increasing debt due to problems with its current and future nuclear power fleet.
Élisabeth Borne, who took over as France’s prime minister in May, in her first state-of-the-nation speech to the country’s parliament on July 6, said a power crisis exacerbated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means the government must take action to limit the impact of rising energy prices. Borne told legislators, “We must have full control over our electricity production and performance. We must ensure our sovereignty in the face of the consequences of war and the colossal challenges to come … that’s why I confirm to you the state’s intention to own 100% of EDF’s capital.”
EDF is facing construction delays and cost overruns on new nuclear power plant projects in France and the UK. It also is dealing with corrosion issues at some of its older nuclear facilities.…