Friday, October 2, 2015

Energy News Digest for October 2, 2015 – Hot Shots Edition

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HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Sandy in Mind, East Coast Utilities Prep for Hurricane Joaquin (Utility Dive)

Drought Was Rough on Sockeye Salmon – The Future Could Be an Upstream Battle (Yakima Herald-Republic, WA)

U-S House Energy Committee Passes Grid Modernization Bill (Utility Dive)

Clallam Commissioner Candidates Debate Elwha River Dams, Spending, Climate (Peninsula Daily News, Port Angeles, WA)

Bonneville Power Administration’s Regional Science Bowl Registration Opens (Bonneville Power Administration)

Portland General Electric Offers $5 Solar Energy 'Blocks' from Huge Oregon Farm (KGW-TV, Portland, OR)

Community Solar: Photovoltaics for the Rest of Us (The Energy Collective)

Pendleton: $45 Million Data Center Planned near Eastern Oregon Airport (Oregonian Public Broadcasting)

Oregon: Fiber Optic Network Service May be in Columbia County's Future (Portland Tribune, OR)

Credit Check Company Hacked, 15 Million T-Mobile Customers' Data Stolen (Puget Sound Business Journal, WA)

Oregon's Legal Pot Sales Robust But Violations Worry State (Oregonian, Portland)

Two Remain In Critical Condition after UCC Shooting, Five Others Hospitalized (KATU-TV, Portland, OR)

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