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Storing the Energy of the Future
Today, DOE announced $104.7 million in funding for projects at seven DOE National Laboratories, including the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. One of the project types is for Advanced Battery Prototype Fabrication and Testing Facilities. In the press...
Published
Wed, Nov 18 2009 7:38 PM
by
goodwina
Filed under:
PHEVs
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Energy Storage
The Politics and Policy of Job Creation
This week House and Senate leaders announced that Congress will do something to respond to rising unemployment before they adjourn for the year. I don't know any economist -- or anyone else, for that matter -- who would argue that the current 10.2% unemployment rate and lack of job creation in this...
Published
Wed, Nov 18 2009 4:00 AM
by
Owen, Sarah
Filed under:
Regulation
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EFCA
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Health Care
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Congress
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Tax
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Jobs
A Small Problem?
The devastating consequences created by the residential mortgage market’s blow-up have been well documented. Now concerns over the broader impact of souring commercial real estate (CRE) loans are on the rise. The value of CRE loans outstanding is significantly smaller than residential loans ($3...
Published
Fri, Nov 13 2009 3:22 PM
by
Lego, Brian
Filed under:
Economics
Green in color only, sometimes. Concerns over advertising claims for Photoluminescent exit signage
Caveat Emptor, and Carry a Flashlight? Photoluminescent (PL) exit signs can be an excellent addition to the life safety outfitting of many facilities. Their ease of application and use lend them to be favored by many building operators and sometimes even required by life safety codes. However, PL signage...
Published
Thu, Nov 12 2009 12:11 PM
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boesenberga
Filed under:
signage
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photo
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photoluminescent
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exit
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life
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sign
,
safety
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PL
,
luminescent
Florida Dunks Residential Swimming Pool Safety
On June 9, 2009, the Florida Building Commission voted down a motion to reverse a previous decision exempting the requirement for GFCIs on residential swimming pools. NEMA supported by a local electrical contractor provided testimony to support the reversal of the earlier decision. But representatives...
Published
Wed, Nov 11 2009 12:11 PM
by
baclawskiv
Veterans' Day
The difference between Veterans’ Day and Memorial Day I have noticed that many (even within the media) confuse the meaning and are not aware of the difference between the Veterans' and Memorial Day Holidays. Memorial Day honors service members who died in service to their country or as a result...
Published
Tue, Nov 10 2009 2:28 PM
by
Buckson, William
WHY HARMONIZE?
Lead, Follow, or Get out of the Way The time intervals between the initiation of harmonization projects and the publication of the developed standards as well as their adherence to a realistic maintenance cycle are cause for concerns by industry given the state of today’s economy. While global...
Published
Tue, Nov 10 2009 2:20 PM
by
Buckson, William
Bad News on Jobs
Even as numerous indicators suggest that the economy is emerging from recession, one of the most important of all continues to worsen. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today that the unemployment rate rose to 10.2% in October (subscription required), its highest since April 1983. Statistics like...
Published
Fri, Nov 06 2009 4:16 PM
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Gill, Tim
Filed under:
Economy
Touting "No Layoff" Companies
Economic times are tough for all U.S. manufacturers, and many have had to lay off employees. But some advanced manufacturing facilities have opted not to fire anyone, event if it means switching their roles until production picks back up. You can count NEMA members among the companies that are keeping...
Published
Thu, Nov 05 2009 9:45 AM
by
golds
Filed under:
Economy
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manufacturing
Hope for Faster Permitting in Siting Transmission Corridors
The federal government took steps recently to speed up the approval process for electricity transmission lines. Or at least, to speed up the permitting on federal lands. An agreement between the White House and eight federal agencies puts one agency in charge of the cumbersome process of approving transmission...
Published
Tue, Nov 03 2009 1:00 PM
by
golds
Filed under:
Smart Grid
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