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Two Killed in Collapse of Coal Pile at Colorado Power Plant

June 3, 2022
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Two employees of a company that manages coal-handling operations for Xcel Energy’s Comanche Generating Station in Colorado were killed June 2 when they were trapped in a coal pile that collapsed at the power plant.

The collapse happened Thursday morning about 8:30 a.m. Mountain time, according to officials. Rescue crews located the victims Thursday afternoon. Officials said the victims, whose names were not immediately released, were working on the 80-foot-high pile of coal. Officials said it is not known what the workers, sub-contractors from Savage Services, were doing at the time of the incident.

Comanche is a three-unit coal-fired plant. Comanche’s 857-MW Unit 3 is the largest coal-burning unit in Colorado.  

Pueblo Fire Inspector and Public Information Officer Erik Duran told media, “EMS emergency services responders on site determined that [the victims] were dead on scene.” Duran said responders recovered the bodies of “two men, one in his 20s and one in his 30s. We reached the first victim at around 3 p.m.…

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Load Forecast Analyst – Portland, OR – #107215 (PORTLAND, OR, US, 97232)

May 31, 2022
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PacifiCorp is seeking customer-centric candidates to grow and sustain our commitment to a culture of customer service excellence, environmental sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion.

General Purpose

Conduct analysis through research, gathering and interpretation of data, development of alternatives and recommendations. Critically review model input and output, provide support for and verify the accuracy of the load forecast, identifying any issues which have the potential to impact the forecast. 

Responsibilities

  • Assist in the development of sales and revenue forecasts using statistical and end-use modeling techniques.
  • Critically analyze load research data to be able to project usage impacts.
  • Develop long-term energy sales and customer forecasts using statistical and end-use modeling techniques.
  • Design load research samples and process customer class loads. 
  • Interpret data, for purposes of formulating significant model inputs.
  • Provide modeling and other analytical support to the unit’s senior staff and internal clients.
  • Research and utilize outside sources of information to interpret and support forecasted results and actual load evaluations.  
  • Assist in the preparation of reports, testimony, and business presentations on the load forecast, highlighting the various drivers such as economic factors, weather, and energy efficiency programs.
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Project Coordinator Resume Example (with Writing Tips)

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project coordinator

If a project manager is the captain of the ship, the project coordinator is the first mate. These relentless professionals take care of administrative tasks to ensure the project stays on the right track — and the people, working on it have all the means to steadily move forward. A project coordinator may assign and organize tasks, communicate with team members, provide essential reporting to keep all stakeholders informed, and resolve various roadblocks. 

This is a challenging position that requires a range of technical and soft skills. At the same time, there is a growing demand for project coordinators. Pay and benefits tend to be above average subsequently. 

To help you secure your next job, we provide a detailed project coordinator resume sample as well as four helpful writing tips.

Resume Sample for a Project Coordinator (Word version)

Here is an excellent working sample for a project coordinator with several years of experience in the tech industry. 

project coordinator resume sample

Download example (.docx)…

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India Plans to Reduce Coal-Fired Generation, and Mine More Coal

May 30, 2022
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India’s Power Ministry, despite the country facing shortages of electricity in recent years and as recently as the past month, said it plans to reduce the amount of power generation from at least 81 of the country’s 173 coal-fired power plants over the next four years.

The agency, in a letter dated May 26 that was sent to top federal government, state, and energy department officials, said the country needs to support renewable resources to maximize cleaner power generation and reduce energy costs. The agency, though, said the plan does not include closing older coal-fired power plants.

“The thermal power plants in [the] future shall operate up to the technical minimum to accommodate cheaper renewable energy when it is available,” the ministry said in the letter. The International Energy Agency has said India, with a population of about 1.4 billion, is expected to see its demand for electricity more than double by 2030. Much of that demand comes as more and more homes and offices install air conditioning.…

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[WEBCAST] Retooling Your Small Business Energy Efficiency Program for Deeper Savings

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WHY ATTEND: According to NREL, small businesses consume 44% of commercial building energy use.  Yet fewer than 5% have engaged with their utility’s energy efficiency programs.  To accelerate progress toward ever more aggressive carbon reduction goals, forward thinking utilities are taking a fresh look at how to better attract participation from this large and underserved..
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The POWER Interview: How Solar Can Solve the C&I Power Puzzle

May 28, 2022
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Commercial and industrial (C&I) enterprises rely on their power supply. Many facilities, such as hospitals, federal institutions, and military bases—those considered mission critical—have long been at the forefront of finding solutions to keep their lights on.

In today’s world, the need for reliable and resilient power is critical for a wide range of industries. Uninterrupted power is essential, not only for operations but also for safety. Power outages can bring economic disaster for businesses that don’t have a power system that can ensure the lights don’t go out.

That’s why more and more C&I enterprises are installing their own power generation systems, to keep their business up and running. Many are embracing renewable energy solutions as part of their sustainability efforts, recognizing the importance of decarbonization as they design their own onsite generation, or as they purchase power from others—be it solar power, wind power, or another distributed energy resource.

Kirk Edelman, chief commercial officer with New York City-based Safari Energy, a solar energy company, answered questions from POWER about the solar industry and how it fits within the growing need for commercial and industrial facilities to produce their own power to ensure a reliable and resilient supply of electricity.

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