Monday, July 10, 2017

Energy News Digest for July 10, 2017

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HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Russians a Chief Suspect in U-S Power Plant Hackings (Santa Fe New Mexican)

Rooftop Solar Dims under Pressure from Utility Lobbyists (NY Times)

Water Ruling Debate Holds Up Washington State Capital Budget (Peninsula Daily News, Port Angeles, WA)

Newspapers Want to Team Up Against the ‘Inexorable Threat’ from Google & Facebook. Will the Government Let Them? (Los Angeles Times, CA)

Mason County Sheriff’s Office Presses Commissioners to Spare Personnel Cuts (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Russians a Chief Suspect in U-S Power Plant Hackings
  • U-S Congress Unnerved by Energy Grid Hack
  • Amid Heat Wave, Fire Causes Power Failure for Part of Los Angeles
  • Bird Causes Power Outages in West Umatilla & North Morrow Counties
  • Op/Ed: How Wholesale Power Markets & State Environmental Policies Can Work Together
  • Cryptocurrency Electricity Requirements Surpasses Annual Energy Consumption of Few Nations
  • Northwest Salmon, the Stuff of Legends, Still Struggle to Survive. Can We Save Them — And At What Price?
  • Legal Battle Drives Dam Managers to Extraordinary Salmon Research
  • More Naturally Flowing Columbia River Would Benefit Region’s Economy, Tribes Say
  • Rooftop Solar Dims under Pressure from Utility Lobbyists
  • Cordova Electric & Alaska Village Electric Cooperatives Make Case for Microgrids at U-S Senate Committee Hearing
  • Kites Could Be the Future of Wind Power
  • Awnings Enter the Solar Power Age
  • Why Some Pot Businesses Hide Their Cash — Others Truck It Straight to a Federal Vault
  • When Will Electric Cars Go Mainstream? It May Be Sooner Than You Think
  • In Illinois, Cloud Computing Debate Could Open Next Chapter of Utility Rate Reform
  • Amazon Hires Gadget Experts for Door-To-Door Smart Home Installs, Taking on Best Buy’s Geek Squad
  • Newspapers Want to Team Up Against the ‘Inexorable Threat’ from Google & Facebook. Will the Government Let Them?
  • Water Ruling Debate Holds Up Washington State Capital Budget
  • BPA, Fish, Healthcare – U-S Rep. Herrera Beutler Takes on Issues
  • Election Rarity: No Washington State Initiatives Qualify for November Ballot
  • Mason County Sheriff’s Office Presses Commissioners to Spare Personnel Cuts
  • Fires Burning Across the Pacific Northwest
  • SWAT Team Kills Naked Man Who Was Shooting at Bainbridge Island Homes from a Sailboat
  • Nonprofit Hopes to Bring Tourist Train Rides to Shelton
  • Through Citizen Science Projects, Anyone Can Be a Scientist
WORD OF THE DAY

Piquant • \PEEK-unt\ • Adjective - 1: agreeably stimulating to the palate; especially: spicy 2: engagingly provocative; also: having a lively arch charm

When the local dining editor said the local hash house’s five-alarm chili had a “piquant personality, just right for a cold winter’s repast,” what he really meant was that the meal had the volcanic characteristic of drinking hot magma.

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Russians a Chief Suspect in U-S Power Plant Hackings (Santa Fe New Mexican)

U-S Congress Unnerved by Energy Grid Hack (Roll Call)

Amid Heat Wave, Fire Causes Power Failure for Part of Los Angeles (NY Times)

Bird Causes Power Outages in West Umatilla & North Morrow Counties (East Oregonian, Pendleton, OR)

Op/Ed: How Wholesale Power Markets & State Environmental Policies Can Work Together (Utility Dive)

Cryptocurrency Electricity Requirements Surpasses Annual Energy Consumption of Few Nations (Bitcoin News Service)

FISH & WILDLIFE

Northwest Salmon, the Stuff of Legends, Still Struggle to Survive. Can We Save Them — And At What Price? (Idaho Statesman, Boise)

Legal Battle Drives Dam Managers to Extraordinary Salmon Research (Oregon Public Broadcasting)

More Naturally Flowing Columbia River Would Benefit Region’s Economy, Tribes Say (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

RENEWABLE ENERGY & SELF STORAGE

Rooftop Solar Dims under Pressure from Utility Lobbyists (NY Times)

Cordova Electric & Alaska Village Electric Cooperatives Make Case for Microgrids at U-S Senate Committee Hearing (Daily Energy Insider)

Kites Could Be the Future of Wind Power (Popular Mechanics)

Awnings Enter the Solar Power Age (Renewable Energy World)

KILOWATTS FOR CANNABIS

Why Some Pot Businesses Hide Their Cash — Others Truck It Straight to a Federal Vault (Los Angeles Times, CA)

BARREL O’ GREEN POTPOURRI – DRIVING ON SUNSHINE

When Will Electric Cars Go Mainstream? It May Be Sooner Than You Think (NY Times)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

In Illinois, Cloud Computing Debate Could Open Next Chapter of Utility Rate Reform (Utility Dive)

Amazon Hires Gadget Experts for Door-To-Door Smart Home Installs, Taking on Best Buy’s Geek Squad (SF Chronicle)

MARKETING & MEDIA

Newspapers Want to Team Up Against the ‘Inexorable Threat’ from Google & Facebook. Will the Government Let Them? (Los Angeles Times, CA)

GOVERNANCE & MANAGEMENT

Water Ruling Debate Holds Up Washington State Capital Budget (Peninsula Daily News, Port Angeles, WA)

BPA, Fish, Healthcare – U-S Rep. Herrera Beutler Takes on Issues (Longview Daily News, WA)

Election Rarity: No Washington State Initiatives Qualify for November Ballot (Northwest Public Radio)

GENERAL NEWS

Mason County Sheriff’s Office Presses Commissioners to Spare Personnel Cuts (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Fires Burning Across the Pacific Northwest (KGW-TV, Portland, OR)

SWAT Team Kills Naked Man Who Was Shooting at Bainbridge Island Homes from a Sailboat (News Tribune, Tacoma, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Nonprofit Hopes to Bring Tourist Train Rides to Shelton (South Sound Business Examiner)

Through Citizen Science Projects, Anyone Can Be a Scientist (Christian Science Monitor)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

Company Removes Beeping Alarm Clock in Wall Vent Since 2004

Beekeeper, Baker, Photographer … Senator?

Photo of Mike Pence Touching NASA Equipment Marked ‘Do Not Touch’ Launches Hilarious Photoshop Battle

These Coloradans Say Earth Is Flat; Gravity’s A Hoax. Now, They’re Being Persecuted

SONG OF THE DAY

Electric Light Orchestra - All Over the World

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Friday, July 7, 2017

Energy News Digest for July 7, 2017

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HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Washington State Construction Budget Held Up in Dispute over Water Rights (Associated Press)

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Nears Deal for Bankrupt Utility Oncor: Sources (Reuters)

Hackers Are Targeting Nuclear Facilities, Homeland Security Department & FBI Say (NY Times)

Low Gas, Renewables Prices Spur Idaho Power to Phase Out Most Coal Generation (Utility Dive)

Report: Wages Growing in Washington State’s Marijuana Industry (Vancouver Columbian, WA)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Nears Deal for Bankrupt Utility Oncor: Sources
  • Hackers Are Targeting Nuclear Facilities, Homeland Security Department & FBI Say
  • Low Gas, Renewables Prices Spur Idaho Power to Phase Out Most Coal Generation
  • Third Man Dies Following June 29 Florida Power Plant Accident
  • Ruralite Services Names New Managing Editor (Ruralite)
  • Monitor, Stakeholders Question Energy Imbalance Market Changes
  • Feds Begins Cool Water Discharges for Returning Snake River Sockeye; Dam Passage below Average
  • Manufacturers Fear Losing Electric Grid Independence to Wind & Solar
  • Alphabet Lab Turns Out New Geothermal Company for Residential Heating & Cooling
  • Safety Tips & Reminders – Energy Use While On Summer Vacation
  • Report: Wages Growing in Washington State’s Marijuana Industry
  • Cash & Carry: Nevada Marijuana Dispensaries Off to Smokin' Hot Start
  • Microsoft Laying Off Thousands of Workers in Sales Shakeup
  • Mason PUD 3 Considering Creating “Fiberhoods”
  • How Open-Internet Rules Are Actually Helping Consumers
  • Instagram Users Not Pleased after Their Accounts Are Disabled for No Reason
  • Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to Instagram Haters: 'Can I Get You a Beer?'
  • Consumerist Friday Flickr Finds
  • Washington State Construction Budget Held Up in Dispute over Water Rights
  • President Trump Is Seeking Voter Data. What Does That Mean?
  • Washington Secretary Of State: Vote Fraud Claim ‘Ludicrous’; Refers President Trump to Website
  • China-Bound Flight Returns to Seattle after Passenger Assaults Crew Member
  • Seattle Approaches a Month of No Rain at All — With More Sunny Days Ahead
  • Economy Added 222,000 Jobs; Unemployment Rate Is at 4.4 Percent
  • New I-5 Lanes Open near Notorious Tacoma Dome Crawl
  • Are Taillights All You See? Half Of Us Live Here & Work Somewhere Else
  • Northwest Wheat Harvest Starts Up, Likely a 'Bin Buster'
  • Panther Lake: Kitsap Culvert Replacement to Detour Traffic into Mason County
  • New Statewide 564 Area Code Will Require Ten-Digit-Dialing Beginning in August
WORD OF THE DAY - THE HORRIBLE HAIKU EDITION

Ruction • \RUCK-shun\ • Noun – 1: noisy fight 2: disturbance, uproar

Occupy Wall Street
The ruction and angst prevail
Penthouse view of tents


ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Nears Deal for Bankrupt Utility Oncor: Sources (Reuters)

Hackers Are Targeting Nuclear Facilities, Homeland Security Department & FBI Say (NY Times)

Low Gas, Renewables Prices Spur Idaho Power to Phase Out Most Coal Generation (Utility Dive)

Ruralite Services Names New Managing Editor (Ruralite)

Third Man Dies Following June 29 Florida Power Plant Accident (Associated Press)

Monitor, Stakeholders Question Energy Imbalance Market Changes (RTO Insider)

FISH & WILDLIFE

Feds Begins Cool Water Discharges for Returning Snake River Sockeye; Dam Passage below Average (Columbia Basin Bulletin)

RENEWABLE ENERGY & SELF STORAGE

Manufacturers Fear Losing Electric Grid Independence to Wind & Solar (Washington Examiner)

CONSERVATION & EFFICIENCY

Alphabet Lab Turns Out New Geothermal Company for Residential Heating & Cooling (Utility Dive)

Safety Tips & Reminders – Energy Use While On Summer Vacation (Boone County Connection, MO)

KILOWATTS FOR CANNABIS

Report: Wages Growing in Washington State’s Marijuana Industry (Vancouver Columbian, WA)

Cash & Carry: Nevada Marijuana Dispensaries Off to Smokin' Hot Start (USA Today)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Microsoft Laying Off Thousands of Workers in Sales Shakeup (Associated Press)

Mason PUD 3 Considering Creating “Fiberhoods” (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

How Open-Internet Rules Are Actually Helping Consumers (Yahoo Finance)

MARKETING & MEDIA

Instagram Users Not Pleased after Their Accounts Are Disabled for No Reason (Consumerist)

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to Instagram Haters: 'Can I Get You a Beer?' (Associated Press)

Consumerist Friday Flickr Finds (Consumerist)

GOVERNANCE & MANAGEMENT

Washington State Construction Budget Held Up in Dispute over Water Rights (Associated Press)

President Trump Is Seeking Voter Data. What Does That Mean? (NY Times)

Washington Secretary Of State: Vote Fraud Claim ‘Ludicrous’; Refers President Trump to Website (Associated Press)

GENERAL NEWS

China-Bound Flight Returns to Seattle after Passenger Assaults Crew Member (Reuters)

Seattle Approaches a Month of No Rain at All — With More Sunny Days Ahead (Seattle Times, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Economy Added 222,000 Jobs; Unemployment Rate Is at 4.4 Percent (Atlantic Magazine)

New I-5 Lanes Open near Notorious Tacoma Dome Crawl (KIRO Broadcasting, Seattle, WA)

Are Taillights All You See? Half Of Us Live Here & Work Somewhere Else (Olympian, WA – Paywall Advisory)

Northwest Wheat Harvest Starts Up, Likely a 'Bin Buster' (Northwest Public Radio)

Panther Lake: Kitsap Culvert Replacement to Detour Traffic into Mason County (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

New Statewide 564 Area Code Will Require Ten-Digit-Dialing Beginning in August (KBKW Radio, Aberdeen, WA)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

Professional Runner Outruns Two Bears While Training In Woods

China Just Built a 250-Acre Solar Farm Shaped Like a Giant Panda

The Slow, Secret Death of the Electric Guitar – Why You Should Care.

Are Taillights All You See? Half of Us Live Here & Work Somewhere Else (Olympian, WA – Paywall Advisory)

SONG OF THE DAY

Cream – Crossroads

Alex Chadwick – 100 Riffs (A Brief History of Rock N' Roll)

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Thursday, July 6, 2017

Energy News Digest for July 6, 2017 – It Only Hurts When I Laugh Edition

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HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Governor Inslee Signs $43.7 Billion Washington State Budget, Avoids Partial Shutdown (Associated Press)

Washington State Regulators: Puget Sound Energy Should Lower Rate Increase Request (Associated Press)

Congressional Bill Would Prevent Breaching of Four Snake River Dams (Associated Press)

The Wet & Wild West: Pacific Northwest Hydro Sets Record Levels This Year (Platts)

Oregon Lawmakers Kill Rooftop Solar Incentive (Portland Business Journal, OR)

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS (Details Below)
  • Washington State Regulators: Puget Sound Energy Should Lower Rate Increase Request
  • The Wet & Wild West: Pacific Northwest Hydro Sets Record Levels This Yea
  • Grant PUD Crews to Install New Transmission Line between Moses Lake, Ephrata
  • Jefferson PUD Picks New ‘Smart’ Meter Vendor – Goals Include More Accurate Readings, Faster Response Times
  • Silver Spring Networks Selected for Grant County Public Utility District Advanced Metering Program
  • Chelan PUD Commissioners Continue Support for Public Power Benefit Projects
  • Local PUD Commissioners Janda, Gott Elected to Energy Northwest Executive Board
  • Library Program Will Present Hydropower Cool Story
  • Feds Say Gas Plant Construction Costs Fell 30% in 2015
  • Egypt Raises Electricity Prices by More than 40 Percent
  • Ohio: Officials Discuss Removing the Gorge Dam in Akron
  • Congressional Bill Would Prevent Breaching of Four Snake River Dams
  • Idaho Chinook Salmon Seasons Open through Sunday
  • California’s Lakes Are Full Again But Fishing Remains in a Drought
  • Skagit PUD’s new water tank should last for 100 years
  • Oregon Lawmakers Kill Rooftop Solar Incentive
  • New Skokomish Tribal Building to Run Fully on Solar Power
  • California: Proposed Wind Farm Off the Coast Could Generate 1,000 Megawatts
  • The Trade Flap Roiling the Solar Industry – President Trump May Have the Final Word
  • Report Sees More Than Seven Million Plug-In Electric Vehicles in U-S by 2025
  • States Yanking Electric-Car Incentives & Slapping on New Fees to Pay for Infrastructure
  • Keys to Developing an Effective Utility EV Charging Program
  • Volvo Will Begin Transitioning To All Electric Vehicles in 2019
  • Solar Blinds for £200 ‘Could Turn Your Windows into Generators & Cut Energy Bills by Three Quarters’
  • Mason PUD 3 Fiberhood Commission Workshop Report – PUD 3 commissioners are considering a plan to expand the PUD’s fiber optic network
  • Grays Harbor County Broadband Competition One Step Closer
  • Tacoma Could Spend $200,000 or More Fighting for Its Vision of the Click Network
  • President Trump’s Rural Broadband Goal Won’t Be Easy or Cheap
  • Verizon Disconnects Heavy Rural ‘Unlimited’ Data Customers
  • Facebook’s Find Wi-Fi Feature Is Now Available Globally
  • Op/Ed: Your Social Media Marketing Is Only as Good as Your Content
  • Red Lobster in Legal Battle with Music Festival over the Word “Summerfest”
  • Everyone Secretly Hates Your “Friendly Reminder” Email
  • Governor Inslee Signs $43.7 Billion Washington State Budget, Avoids Partial Shutdown
  • Local Businesses Split over Washington State’s New Paid Family Leave Program
  • Release: Washington State Bank Study Funded in Budget
  • Why Did Montana Experience a Powerful Earthquake Last Night?
  • Port of Shelton Approves Leases with Sims Vibration Lab & Belco Forest Products
  • Remains Found in Olympic National Park Believed to be Lost Evergreen State College Student
  • Florida Man, 20, Falls to Death at Crater Lake National Park
  • New Jersey Man Accused of Threatening Calls to The Evergreen State College
  • Port of Grapeview Installs Solar-Powered Boat Ramp Pay Machine
WORD OF THE DAY

Sumptuous • \SUMP-shuh-wus\ • Adjective – extremely costly, rich, luxurious, or magnificent.

Whenever I hear the word sumptuous, I think of a big, soft, overstuffed chair into which I can sink and zone out on Mystery Science Theater 3000 reruns, movie theater popcorn and a tasty soda. Yum!

ENERGY & UTILITY ISSUES

Washington State Regulators: Puget Sound Energy Should Lower Rate Increase Request (Associated Press)

The Wet & Wild West: Pacific Northwest Hydro Sets Record Levels This Year (Platts)

Grant PUD Crews to Install New Transmission Line between Moses Lake, Ephrata (iFberOne, Ephrata, WA)

Jefferson PUD Picks New ‘Smart’ Meter Vendor – Goals Include More Accurate Readings, Faster Response Times (Port Townsend Leader, WA)

Silver Spring Networks Selected for Grant County Public Utility District Advanced Metering Program (BusinessWire)

Chelan PUD Commissioners Continue Support for Public Power Benefit Projects (NCW Life, East Wenatchee, WA)

Local PUD Commissioners Janda, Gott Elected to Energy Northwest Executive Board

Library Program Will Present Hydropower Cool Story (Star of the Grand Coulee, WA)

Feds Say Gas Plant Construction Costs Fell 30% in 2015 (Utility Dive)

Egypt Raises Electricity Prices by More than 40 Percent (Associated Press)

Ohio: Officials Discuss Removing the Gorge Dam in Akron (WKYC-TV, Cleveland, OH)

FISH & WILDLIFE

Congressional Bill Would Prevent Breaching of Four Snake River Dams (Associated Press)

Idaho Chinook Salmon Seasons Open through Sunday (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

California’s Lakes Are Full Again But Fishing Remains in a Drought (Los Angeles Times, CA)

WATER, THE SOURCE OF ALL LIFE

Skagit PUD’s new water tank should last for 100 years (Skagit Valley Herald, Mount Vernon, WA)

RENEWABLE ENERGY & SELF STORAGE

Oregon Lawmakers Kill Rooftop Solar Incentive (Portland Business Journal, OR)

New Skokomish Tribal Building to Run Fully on Solar Power (Pacific Northwest Treaty Tribes)

California: Proposed Wind Farm Off the Coast Could Generate 1,000 Megawatts (San Luis Obispo Tribune, CA)

The Trade Flap Roiling the Solar Industry – President Trump May Have the Final Word (San Diego Union-Tribune, CA)

BARREL O’ GREEN POTPOURRI – DRIVING ON SUNSHINE

Report Sees More Than Seven Million Plug-In Electric Vehicles in U-S by 2025 (American Public Power Association)

States Yanking Electric-Car Incentives & Slapping on New Fees to Pay for Infrastructure (CNBC)

Keys to Developing an Effective Utility EV Charging Program (Utility Dive)

Volvo Will Begin Transitioning To All Electric Vehicles in 2019 (Consumerist)

Solar Blinds for £200 ‘Could Turn Your Windows into Generators & Cut Energy Bills by Three Quarters’ (Metro, UK)

TECHNOLOGY & TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Mason PUD 3 Fiberhood Commission Workshop Report – PUD 3 commissioners are considering a plan to expand the PUD’s fiber optic network to unserved neighborhoods in Mason County (Mason PUD 3, Shelton, WA)

Grays Harbor County Broadband Competition One Step Closer (Aberdeen Daily World, WA)

Tacoma Could Spend $200,000 or More Fighting for Its Vision of the Click Network (News Tribune, Tacoma, WA – Paywall Advisory)

President Trump’s Rural Broadband Goal Won’t Be Easy or Cheap (Sacramento Bee, CA)

Verizon Disconnects Heavy Rural ‘Unlimited’ Data Customers

MARKETING & MEDIA

Facebook’s Find Wi-Fi Feature Is Now Available Globally (AdWeek)

Op/Ed: Your Social Media Marketing Is Only as Good as Your Content (AdWeek)

Red Lobster in Legal Battle with Music Festival over the Word “Summerfest” (Consumerist)

Everyone Secretly Hates Your “Friendly Reminder” Email (Fast Company)

GOVERNANCE & MANAGEMENT

Governor Inslee Signs $43.7 Billion Washington State Budget, Avoids Partial Shutdown (Associated Press)

Local Businesses Split over Washington State’s New Paid Family Leave Program (Spokesman Review, Spokane, WA)

Release: Washington State Bank Study Funded in Budget (Washington Wire, Olympia, WA)

GENERAL NEWS

Why Did Montana Experience a Powerful Earthquake Last Night? (Gizmodo)

Port of Shelton Approves Leases with Sims Vibration Lab & Belco Forest Products (Mason Web TV, Shelton, WA)

Remains Found in Olympic National Park Believed to be Lost Evergreen State College Student (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Florida Man, 20, Falls to Death at Crater Lake National Park (Oregonian, Portland)

New Jersey Man Accused of Threatening Calls to The Evergreen State College (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

Port of Grapeview Installs Solar-Powered Boat Ramp Pay Machine (KMAS Radio, Shelton, WA)

ALLIGATORS IN THE SEWER – DIVERSIONS

Competitor Eats 132-Plus Oysters to Win 2017 Eating Challenge

Amorous Ants Invade Wimbledon, Flying onto Courts, Bags & Players

Woman’s Twitter Request for a Wedding Date Ended in a Beautiful Love Story

Ancient Roman Concrete Outperforms Our Own – Science Only Just Worked Out Why

SONG OF THE DAY

Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the Wall

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