Energy & Power Markets 2002 (Vol.XV No.3/4)

Environmental Business Journal
Energy & Power Markets 2002
(Vol.XV No.3/4)

Published December 2002

Renewable sources accounts for only 2% of the U.S. electricity. While the share is slowly rising, gas plants, with their inexpensive and fast installation, accounted for most of the recent new power construction. Cleaner coal technologies are also gaining wider acceptance. What's the renewable energy's role in this climate? How does it affect the environmental businesses?

The Energy & Power Markets issue of Environmental Business Journal discusses the current state of power industry and explores the future of renewable energy as well as the opportunities for environmental consulting & engineering businesses.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Energy & Power Sector Overview:
Boom & bust cycles, energy legislation and the National Energy Policy bring up issues central to the future of energy & power in the United States: fuel sources, deregulation, greenhouse gases, regionalism & transmission and the roles of coal, oil, gas, nuclear and renewables 1-5

Renewables Update:
Double digit growth, but still an uphill battle for companies in wind, solar, fuel cells, bioenergy and geothermal 6-9

Perspectives on the Power Business:
Profiles of leaders in power plant construction, design and environmental consulting include Bechtel, RMT, Foster Wheeler, Tennessee Valley Authority, URS Corp., Shaw Group, Harris Group, Parsons, Burns & McDonnell, Environmental Consulting & Technology and CH2M Hill 10-23

EXHIBITS FOUND IN THIS ISSUE

- Structure of U.S. Energy Use (energy consumption by customer sector and energy supply by source)
- U.S. Electric Capacity v. Generation: Gas Share Surging
- Energy Policy Drivers: Greatest Risks to Energy Security
- Status of State Electric Industry Restructuring Activity Map
- Nuclear Generation and Capacity Factor, 1973-2001
- NERC: Summer Capacity Supply & Demand, 2000-2010
- 2001 Power Construction Leaders
- Annual Shipments of Solar Systems in the U.S. (Thermal Collectors, PV Cell and Module)
- North American Market for Fuel Cells for Large-Scale Applications ($Million U.S.)
- Renewable Electric Energy Fact Sheet
- Capacity Additions / Reserve Margins in U.S. Power, 1982-2008

COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE

Alliant Energy Corp.	European Wind Energy Assn	Radian Corp
American Bioenergy Assn	Exelon	Raymond James
American Gas Assn	Federal Energy Regulatory Commission	Regenesys
American Wind Energy Assn	Foster Wheeler Energia Oy	Renewable Fuels Assn
Archer Daniels Midland	Foster Wheeler Power Group	RMT Inc.
AstroPower	Framatome	Scully Capital
Atomic Energy of Canada	Gamesa	Shaw Group
Ballard Power Systems	GE Power Systems	Shell
Bechtel	Genencor International	Shell Solar
Black & Veatch	Geothermal Energy Assn	Solar Energy Industries Assn
BONUS Energy	Go-Green	Southern Nuclear
BP Solar	Green Mountain Energy	Stone & Webster
BTM Consult	Harris Group	TenderLand Power
Burns & McDonnell	Home Depot	Tenn Valley Authority
Business Communications Co.	Honda	Tokyo Electric
Calpine	Iogen Energy Corp.	Toyota
Cargill	IT Group	U.S. Council for Automotive Research
Caterpillar Financial Svcs	Masada Resource Group	U.S. Department of Energy
CH2M Hill	McGraw-Hill	U.S. Hydropower Council
Dominion	Mid-American Energy	URS Corp.
ElectroChem Inc.	Minnesota Power	UTC Fuel Cells
Energy Industries of Ohio	National Hydropower Assn	Vestas
Energy Ventures Analysis	Nordex	Waste Management Inc.
Energy Ventures Group	N.Amer. Electricity Reliability Council	Westinghouse/BNFL
Enron Wind	Parsons Engineering	Wisconsin Electric
Entergy	Plug Power	Wisconsin Public Service Co
Envl Consulting & Tech	PowerLight Corp.

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Published December 2002

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