Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Energy News Digest for October 28, 2015 – Hot Shots Edition

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HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP STORIES

Portland General Electric Income Falls $3 Million as It Prepares to Open New $450m Natural Gas Plant (Portland Business Journal, Or)

Future of Avista’s Coal Power to be Discussed in Spokane Wednesday (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Cowlitz PUD to Save $3 Million with Bond Refinancing (Longview Daily News, WA)

Attorney Says Two Utilities’ Negligence Led to New Mexico Wildfire (Associated Press)

Drone Crash Kills Power to Hundreds of LA Residents (Gizmodo)

Mason PUD 3’s Social Media Outreach Receives National Award (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Oregon: Columbia River PUD Website Receives National Honors (St Helens Chronicle, OR)

Forget Google Fiber: Lake Oswego May Build Its Own High Speed Network (KATU-TV, Portland, Or)

Google Fiber Kansas City Offline as Royals Start World Series (Associated Press)

How Comcast Wants to Meter the Internet (Associated Press)

Bipartisan Coalition Launches Congressional Battery Storage Caucus (Utility Dive)

Dusting the Sky With Diamond is the Latest Crazy Scheme to Cool the Planet (Gizmodo)

Turn Your Halloween Pumpkins Into Power (Breaking Energy)

Shelton Women Share Life: Surgeons perform first live liver transplant in Pacific Northwest (KOMO-TV, Seattle, WA)

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