Energy Sources The energy market puts a premium on meeting schedules
and keeping costs down for providers and consumers, while
protecting the environment as much as possible.
Equus Bed Recharge: Restoring A Natural Resource Since the 1940s, Wichita, Kan., relied
on the Equus Beds aquifer, a 1,400
square-mile underground cache of
near-drinking-quality water straight
from the ground.
Implementing Revisions to the Clean Air Act While the
recent deadline associated with 1996
Clean Air Act amendments could
leave a sour taste in the mouths of
municipal landfill operators facing
compliance costs, there are ways to
sweeten the pill.
Lakeview Village: Northpointe Complex Lakeview Village Retirement
Community in Lenexa, Kan., found
offering seniors options for active, independent
lifestyles to be a winning formula.
Mixing Water and Electricity You’ve found just the right fishing
hole. You cast your line in hopes of
pulling out a few striped bass. You
lean back to get a glimpse of the
expansive blue sky overhead, and
you see…
Power lines.
New Year, New Tanks National Starch and Chemical Company rang in the
new year by saying “out with the old, in with the
new” to two of its 75,000-gallon storage tanks.
Power Surge Gas turbines had what might be considered
their best year yet in 1999.
According to Diesel & Gas Turbine
Worldwide, utilities throughout the
world ordered 875 gas-turbine units
between June 1, 1998, and May 31,
1999, representing 64,254 MW.
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