Monday, October 31, 2016

Energy News Digest for October 31, 2016

SHELTON FORECAST & WEATHER ALERTS



HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

The Most Dramatic Climate Fight of the Election Is in Washington State (Grist Online)

Tesla Unveils Residential Solar Roof & New Powerwall Battery (Utility Dive)

Twitter Just Shut Down Vine Four Years After Buying It for $30 Million (AdWeek)

Could Electric Vehicles Drain the UK’s Power Supply? (Renewable Energy World)

U-S. Looks to Canada for Green Power (USA Today)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • U-S. Looks to Canada for Green Power
  • Vermont Nixes Purchase of TransCanada Hydroelectric Dams
  • Landowners Fight Peace River Dam Deadline from BC Hydro
  • Despite NW Portland Gas Explosion, Utility Says System Ready for the ‘Big One’
  • California: Pacific Gas & Electric Requests 8-Year Rate Increase to Cover Closing Costs of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant
  • Yakama Power Lands $30 Million USDA Loan for Expansion
  • No Rate Hikes in Next Year’s Cowlitz PUD Budget
  • Woodcutting Accident Causes Ferry County Power Outage
  • Bonneville Power Offers Rewards to Stop Idaho & Wyoming Vandalism
  • Oregon: Scappoose Growth Triggers Need for More Power from Columbia River PUD
  • Nevada: Question 3 – Will It Impact Energy Bill in Good or Bad Way?
  • Australia: Alcoa – Thousands of Victorian Jobs in the Balance as Portland Smelter Power Deal Expires
  • Feds Release Recovery Plan for Snake River Chinook & Steelhead
  • Puget Sound Orcas: Would Removing Dams Save the Whales?
  • Portland Becomes First ‘Salmon-Safe’ City
  • Tesla Unveils Residential Solar Roof & New Powerwall Battery
  • Idaho: Project to Convert Energy from Garbage Gets Green Light
  • Federal-Lands Rule Pits Green Groups Against Wind, Solar Firms
  • First Biomass Test Burn Begins at Salt River Project’s CGS
  • How Energy-Efficient Upgrades Can Increase Your Home’s Value
  • Thurston Energy Offers You Cold Ca$h for POW&R Energy Rebates
  • Tricks, Treats & Tips for a Ghoulishly Low Energy Bill
  • The Most Dramatic Climate Fight of the Election Is in Washington State
  • Pacific Northwest Forests: Carbon Sink or Carbon Source?
  • Editorial: California Has New Carbon Reduction Goal, But Details of Impacts Still Fluid
  • Got Bank? Election Could Create Flood of Marijuana Cash with No Place to Go
  • Ranked: Seattle & 49 Other Cities Raking in the Green from Pot Sales
  • Could Electric Vehicles Drain the UK’s Power Supply?
  • Portland Should Probably Be Pissed About Google Fiber ‘Pause’
  • CenturyLink to Buy Level 3 in $34 Billion Deal
  • California: Editorial – Cities Plot to Tax Streaming Content
  • Inside a Hacking Competition to Take Down a Water-Treatment Plan
  • Did Your Smart Thermostat Contribute to Last Week’s Big Cyberattack?
  • Twitter Just Shut Down Vine Four Years After Buying It for $30 Million
  • What Vine Stars Are Saying About the Short-Form Video Platform Shutting Down
  • Why Do People Still Use Email — Or at Least Not Secure It?
  • How to Reach More Local Customers with Facebook
  • Long Before Twitter, Martin Luther Was a Media Pioneer
  • Belfair Man Attempted to Disarm, Assault Officer While Being Arrested in Mason County
  • Attorney General: Data Breach Affects 500,000 Washingtonians
  • Lewis County PUD Crew Stumbles Upon Illegal Marijuana Grow
  • Northwest Cable News to Go Dark in January
  • Pumpkins Fly in Union
  • Pacific Northwest Falls Really Are Getting More Colorful
WORD OF THE DAY

Croesus • \KREE-sus\ • Noun – A very rich person.

Newton felt every bit a modern Croesus. That is, until he discovered that collecting all the grocery store coupons worth 1/20th of a cent would cost more to warehouse than they were worth.

Croesus was the king of Lydia from 560/561 BC until his defeat by the Persians in about 547 BC. Croesus was renowned for his wealth & in Greek & Persian cultures his name became a synonym for a wealthy man; in English, expressions such as “rich as Croesus” or “richer than Croesus” are used to indicate great wealth.

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

U-S. Looks to Canada for Green Power (USA Today)

Vermont Nixes Purchase of TransCanada Hydroelectric Dams (Utility Dive)

Landowners Fight Peace River Dam Deadline from BC Hydro (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

Despite NW Portland Gas Explosion, Utility Says System Ready for the ‘Big One’ (Oregonian, Portland)

California: Pacific Gas & Electric Requests 8-Year Rate Increase to Cover Closing Costs of Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant (Utility Dive)

Yakama Power Lands $30 Million USDA Loan for Expansion (Yakima Herald Republic, WA)

No Rate Hikes in Next Year’s Cowlitz PUD Budget (Longview Daily News, WA)

Woodcutting Accident Causes Ferry County Power Outage (Omak Chronicle, WA)

Bonneville Power Offers Rewards to Stop Idaho & Wyoming Vandalism (KIFI-TV, Idaho Falls, ID)

Oregon: Scappoose Growth Triggers Need for More Power from Columbia River PUD (Pamplin Media Group, Portland, OR)

Nevada: Question 3 – Will It Impact Energy Bill in Good or Bad Way? (KLAS-TV, Las Vegas, NV)

Australia: Alcoa – Thousands of Victorian Jobs in the Balance as Portland Smelter Power Deal Expires (Australia Broadcasting Corporation)

FISH & WILDLIFE

Feds Release Recovery Plan for Snake River Chinook & Steelhead (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Puget Sound Orcas: Would Removing Dams Save the Whales? (Christian Science Monitor)

Portland Becomes First ‘Salmon-Safe’ City (Portland Business Journal, OR)

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Tesla Unveils Residential Solar Roof & New Powerwall Battery (Utility Dive)

Idaho: Project to Convert Energy from Garbage Gets Green Light (KXLY-TV, Spokane, WA)

Federal-Lands Rule Pits Green Groups Against Wind, Solar Firms (Christian Science Monitor)

First Biomass Test Burn Begins at Salt River Project’s CGS (Biomass Magazine)

CONSERVATION & EFFICIENCY

How Energy-Efficient Upgrades Can Increase Your Home’s Value (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Thurston Energy Offers You Cold Ca$h for POW&R Energy Rebates (Thurston Talks, Olympia, WA)

Tricks, Treats & Tips for a Ghoulishly Low Energy Bill (Breaking Energy)

VAULT OF CARBON SEQUESTRATION

The Most Dramatic Climate Fight of the Election Is in Washington State (Grist Online)

​Pacific Northwest Forests: Carbon Sink or Carbon Source? (Portland Business Journal, OR)

Editorial: California Has New Carbon Reduction Goal, But Details of Impacts Still Fluid (Sacramento Bee, CA)

KILOWATTS FOR CANNABIS

Got Bank? Election Could Create Flood of Marijuana Cash with No Place to Go (Reuters)

Ranked: Seattle & 49 Other Cities Raking in the Green from Pot Sales (Puget Sound Business Journal, WA)

SCIENCE SWIMS IN A BARREL O’ GREEN POTPOURRI

Could Electric Vehicles Drain the UK’s Power Supply? (Renewable Energy World)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Portland Should Probably Be Pissed About Google Fiber ‘Pause’ (Broadband Reports)

CenturyLink to Buy Level 3 in $34 Billion Deal (Dallas Business Journal, TX)

California: Editorial – Cities Plot to Tax Streaming Content (SF Chronicle, CA)

Inside a Hacking Competition to Take Down a Water-Treatment Plan (Atlantic Magazine)

Did Your Smart Thermostat Contribute to Last Week’s Big Cyberattack? (Grist Online)

MARKETING & MEDIA

Twitter Just Shut Down Vine Four Years After Buying It for $30 Million (AdWeek)

What Vine Stars Are Saying About the Short-Form Video Platform Shutting Down (AdWeek)

Why Do People Still Use Email — Or at Least Not Secure It? (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

How to Reach More Local Customers with Facebook (Social Media Examiner)

Long Before Twitter, Martin Luther Was a Media Pioneer (NY Times)

GENERAL NEWS

Belfair Man Attempted to Disarm, Assault Officer While Being Arrested in Mason County (KBKW Radio, Aberdeen, WA)

Attorney General: Data Breach Affects 500,000 Washingtonians (KIRO Broadcasting, Seattle, WA)

Lewis County PUD Crew Stumbles Upon Illegal Marijuana Grow (The Chronicle, Centralia, Wa)

Northwest Cable News to Go Dark in January (Northwest Public Radio)

Pumpkins Fly in Union (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Pacific Northwest Falls Really Are Getting More Colorful (News Tribune, Tacoma, WA – Paywall Advisory)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

Victim Uses App to Find Suspect After Bag with $10,000 Stolen

Man Renames Himself ‘iPhone 7’ to Win the Phone

Powder Sprinkled into Opera Pit May Be Human Ashes

Elevator Door-Close Buttons Don’t Do Anything

SONG OF THE DAY

Rossini – William Tell Overture (Part 2)

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Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Energy News Digest for October 26, 2016

SHELTON FORECAST & WEATHER ALERTS



HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Shelton City Manager Calls for Accountability with City Projects (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Ag Voices Must Be Heard on Columbia River System; Group Says (Capital Press)

Google Fiber Puts Portland on a Shelf (Oregonian, Portland)

Clouds Gather in Rooftop Solar’s Biggest U-S Market (Reuters)

Marijuana Tax Brings in $45 Million for Washington – Nine More States Consider Legalization (Puget Sound Business Journal, WA)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Ag Voices Must Be Heard on Columbia River System; Group Says
  • NuScale Getting Ready for Design Certification Submission
  • Jefferson PUD Sets November 10 for Rate-Hike Hearing
  • U-S Wants Mexico Under Electric Grid Security Pact Before Year’s End
  • ‘Solar Winds’ Spur Geomagnetic Storm That May Affect Power
  • Living on Borrowed Time: Yakima-Tieton Canal Is More Than 100 Years Old, But Replacement Won’t Be Cheap
  • Clouds Gather in Rooftop Solar’s Biggest U-S Market
  • Rhode Island: Wind Industry Celebrates Offshore Farm, Discusses Next Steps
  • Marijuana Tax Brings in $45 Million for Washington – Nine More States Consider Legalization
  • France to Drop Carbon Tax Plan: Les Echos
  • India’s Air-Conditioning & Climate Change Quandary
  • Google Fiber Puts Portland on a Shelf
  • Google Fiber Broadband Plan Scaled Back
  • Pole Attachments – Comcast Sues Nashville to Slow Google Fiber
  • ‘This Attack Was Different’ – Cyberthreat Draws Utility Warnings
  • Pennsylvania: Counties Put Telephone Companies on the Hook for Under-Billed 911 Fees
  • Three Social Media Tactics for Businesses That Struggle with Social
  • Audio: Social Media Company Twitter Struggles Financially
  • Shelton City Manager Calls for Accountability with City Projects
  • Potential Juror Bias Weighed in Conspiracy Trial of Oregon Militants
  • Washington Tribes Call for Better Federal Consultation
  • Enough Supplies for Two Weeks? Changes to Earthquake Preparedness
  • Vanport, City That Was – Destroyed by Columbia River Flood
  • City of Shelton Completes Work on Brockdale Road Pedestrian Pathway
  • Vatican Clarifies the Rules for Cremation: Bury, Don’t Scatter
WORD OF THE DAY

Docent • \DOE-sent\ • Noun – 1: a college or university teacher or lecturer 2: a person who leads guided tours especially through a museum or art gallery.

“I wonder what Mona Lisa would look like with a moustache; possibly a goatee,” mused Sergei, as he trailed behind the gravelly-voiced docent who led his group through the gloomy evening darkness of the Louvre.

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Ag Voices Must Be Heard on Columbia River System; Group Says (Capital Press)

NuScale Getting Ready for Design Certification Submission (The Energy Collective)

Jefferson PUD Sets November 10 for Rate-Hike Hearing (Port Townsend Leader, WA)

U-S Wants Mexico Under Electric Grid Security Pact Before Year’s End (Washington Examiner)

‘Solar Winds’ Spur Geomagnetic Storm That May Affect Power (Bloomberg News)

WATER, THE SOURCE OF ALL LIFE

Living on Borrowed Time: Yakima-Tieton Canal Is More Than 100 Years Old, But Replacement Won’t Be Cheap (Yakima Herald Republic, WA)

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Clouds Gather in Rooftop Solar’s Biggest U-S Market (Reuters)

Rhode Island: Wind Industry Celebrates Offshore Farm, Discusses Next Steps (Associated Press)

KILOWATTS FOR CANNABIS

Marijuana Tax Brings in $45 Million for Washington – Nine More States Consider Legalization (Puget Sound Business Journal, WA)

CLIMATE CHANGE SEQUESTRATION VAULT

France to Drop Carbon Tax Plan: Les Echos (Reuters)

India’s Air-Conditioning & Climate Change Quandary (NY Times)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Google Fiber Puts Portland on a Shelf (Oregonian, Portland)

Google Fiber Broadband Plan Scaled Back (British Broadcasting Corporation)

Pole Attachments – Comcast Sues Nashville to Slow Google Fiber (Broadband Reports)

‘This Attack Was Different’ – Cyberthreat Draws Utility Warnings (E&E News)

Pennsylvania: Counties Put Telephone Companies on the Hook for Under-Billed 911 Fees (NACo News)

MARKETING & MEDIA

Three Social Media Tactics for Businesses That Struggle with Social (Social Media Examiner)

Audio: Social Media Company Twitter Struggles Financially (National Public Radio)

GENERAL NEWS

Shelton City Manager Calls for Accountability with City Projects (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Potential Juror Bias Weighed in Conspiracy Trial of Oregon Militants (Reuters)

Washington Tribes Call for Better Federal Consultation (KCPQ-TV, Seattle/Tacoma, WA)

Enough Supplies for Two Weeks? Changes to Earthquake Preparedness (KIRO Broadcasting, Seattle, WA)

Vanport, City That Was – Destroyed by Columbia River Flood (Oregon Public Broadcasting)

City of Shelton Completes Work on Brockdale Road Pedestrian Pathway (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Vatican Clarifies the Rules for Cremation: Bury, Don’t Scatter (NY Times)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

Message in a Bottle Discovered Long After Cast Out to Sea

Cat Missing for Months Returns on Owner’s Birthday

Youth League Kicks Out Team After Man Plays in Football Game

94-Year-Old Who Has Been Fire Chief Since 1953 Is Retiring

SONG OF THE DAY

Elvis Costello – Penny Lane

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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Energy News Digest for October 25, 2016

SHELTON FORECAST & WEATHER ALERTS


HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

U-S Court Says Animals Can Be Listed as Threatened if Climate Change Poses a Risk (Gizmodo)

Avista Agrees to Lower Electric Rate Hike for Idaho Customers (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

West Coast Waves a World-Class Energy Resource, Researchers Say (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

Tacoma Power Releasing Water from Cushman Dam (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Tacoma City Council to Weigh Putting Hold on Click’s ‘All-In’ Plan for Broadband System (News Tribune, Tacoma, WA – Paywall Advisory)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Avista Agrees to Lower Electric Rate Hike for Idaho Customers
  • Tacoma Power Releasing Water from Cushman Dam
  • Feds Look Over Columbia Generating Station's Disaster Flood Plans
  • Cowlitz Tribe Asserts Opposition to Longview Coal Terminal
  • Residents Question Proposed Snohomish PUD’s Hydroelectric Project’s Operational Costs
  • Moniz: Congress Should Authorize Interim Nuclear Fuel Storage
  • U-S Court Says Animals Can Be Listed as Threatened if Climate Change Poses a Risk
  • Pressure Mounts on Lower Snake Dams as Fish Runs Sag
  • Taking Down Dams and Letting the Fish Flow
  • Officials Cancel Razor Clam Dig Along Washington State Coast
  • Major California River Adding Key Ingredient: Water
  • Map of America's River Basins Show Our Nation's Hidden Beauty
  • West Coast Waves a World-Class Energy Resource, Researchers Say
  • Pacific Northwest Senators Push for Pioneering U-S Wave Energy Test Facility
  • Arizona: Big Utility to Spend $1 Million on Regulator Race, Cites Solar Cash
  • Plunging Solar Equipment Prices Fuel Trade Complaints
  • Perovskite: Game Changer for Solar Energy?
  • Study Finds Wind Turbines Killing Migratory Birds
  • New Green Energy Power Generation Tech Using Waste Heat Will Be Used at Phoenix Data Center
  • Your Doggie Door Is Probably Wasting Energy – But You Can Fix That
  • Why Is Support for Marijuana Legalization Hitting Record Heights?
  • Washington Carbon Emission Tax & Sales Tax Reduction, Initiative 732
  • Tacoma City Council to Weigh Putting Hold on Click’s ‘All-In’ Plan for Broadband System
  • Daily Report: Hackers Have New Tools to Bring Down Websites
  • Big Brands Are Enlisting Employees to Create an Army of Social Media Mavens
  • Can anyone save Twitter?
  • How the Hyphen Is Shaping the Future of Advertising
  • People Are Too Tired of the Election to Fight About It on Social Media
  • New Elway Poll: Inslee Is 12 Points Ahead, A Democratic "Wave" Building?
  • Voter Alert: In Three Washington Counties, One Stamp Is Not Enough to Return Your Ballot
  • Voters Increasingly Turning to Internet for Information, Survey Shows
  • When Do We Vote? Pierce County Auditor Misstates Election Day Date
  • Shelton Leaders Look at Eagle Point as New City Park Site
  • Alert Level Raised for Alaska Volcano After Explosion Detected
  • University of Washington gets $210 Million from Gates Foundation
  • Highway 302 Construction Near Victor on Hold Again
  • Don’t Drink the Hand Sanitizer
WORD OF THE DAY

Rutilant • \ROO-tuh-lunt\ • Adjective – Having a reddish glow

Basking in the rutilant glow of a Canadian winter sunset, Dougie’s inner contentment slowly diminished with the Northern Rocky Mountain temperatures. He realized he’d be spending the night on the Athabasca Glacier. Sub-zero temperatures had frozen his ample bum to the slow moving, creaking gigantic block of ice.

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Avista Agrees to Lower Electric Rate Hike for Idaho Customers (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Tacoma Power Releasing Water from Cushman Dam (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Feds Look Over Columbia Generating Station's Disaster Flood Plans (Northwest Public Radio)

Cowlitz Tribe Asserts Opposition to Longview Coal Terminal (Vancouver Columbian, WA)

Residents Question Proposed Snohomish PUD’s Hydroelectric Project’s Operational Costs (Monroe Monitor, WA)

Moniz: Congress Should Authorize Interim Nuclear Fuel Storage (Morning Consult)

FISH & WILDLIFE

U-S Court Says Animals Can Be Listed as Threatened if Climate Change Poses a Risk (Gizmodo)

Pressure Mounts on Lower Snake Dams as Fish Runs Sag (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Taking Down Dams and Letting the Fish Flow (NY Times)

Officials Cancel Razor Clam Dig Along Washington State Coast (KOMO-TV, Seattle, WA)

WATER, THE SOURCE OF ALL LIFE

Major California River Adding Key Ingredient: Water (Associated Press)

Map of America's River Basins Show Our Nation's Hidden Beauty (Gizmodo)

RENEWABLE ENERGY

West Coast Waves a World-Class Energy Resource, Researchers Say (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

Pacific Northwest Senators Push for Pioneering U-S Wave Energy Test Facility (Eurasia Review)

Arizona: Big Utility to Spend $1 Million on Regulator Race, Cites Solar Cash (Associated Press)

Plunging Solar Equipment Prices Fuel Trade Complaints (Associated Press)

Perovskite: Game Changer for Solar Energy? (Utility Dive)

Study Finds Wind Turbines Killing Migratory Birds (WLFI-TV, Providence, RI)

CONSERVATION & EFFICIENCY

New Green Energy Power Generation Tech Using Waste Heat Will Be Used at Phoenix Data Center (Phoenix Business Journal, AZ)

Your Doggie Door Is Probably Wasting Energy – But You Can Fix That (Grist Online)

KILOWATTS FOR CANNABIS

Why Is Support for Marijuana Legalization Hitting Record Heights? (Christian Science Monitor)

CLIMATE CHANGE SEQUESTRATION VAULT

Washington Carbon Emission Tax & Sales Tax Reduction, Initiative 732 (Ballotpedia)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Tacoma City Council to Weigh Putting Hold on Click’s ‘All-In’ Plan for Broadband System (News Tribune, Tacoma, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Daily Report: Hackers Have New Tools to Bring Down Websites (NY Times)

MARKETING & MEDIA

Big Brands Are Enlisting Employees to Create an Army of Social Media Mavens (AdWeek)

Can anyone save Twitter? (Mashable)

How the Hyphen Is Shaping the Future of Advertising – Ability to do more than one thing is freeing transcreatives (AdWeek)

People Are Too Tired of the Election to Fight About It on Social Media (McClatchy News Service)

POLITICS & GOVERNANCE

New Elway Poll: Inslee Is 12 Points Ahead, A Democratic "Wave" Building? (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)

Voter Alert: In Three Washington Counties, One Stamp Is Not Enough to Return Your Ballot (Seattle Times, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Voters Increasingly Turning to Internet for Information, Survey Shows (NY Times)

When Do We Vote? Pierce County Auditor Misstates Election Day Date (Seattle Post-Intelligencer, WA)

GENERAL NEWS

Shelton Leaders Look at Eagle Point as New City Park Site (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Alert Level Raised for Alaska Volcano After Explosion Detected (Reuters)

University of Washington gets $210 Million from Gates Foundation (Associated Press)

Highway 302 Construction Near Victor on Hold Again (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Don’t Drink the Hand Sanitizer (NY Times)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

The U-S Map Redrawn as 50 States with Equal Population

Man Dressed as Tree Arrested in the Other Portland

Dorothy's Wizard of Oz Slippers to Be Saved After Campaign Hits $300,000

Beer Run! Self-Driving Truck Goes 120-Plus Miles on Delivery

SONG OF THE DAY

Jerry Reed – Eastbound & Down (Soundtrack – Smokey & the Bandit)

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