She succeeds a retiree who previously served the King of Prussia consortium for 15 years.
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Power Grid Organization Elects New Board Member
Posted on 18 May 2012.
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After Japan Disaster, Officials Claim LGS Better Prepared
Posted on 06 March 2012.
Now approaching the one-year anniversary of an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear reactor disaster in Japan, officials at Exelon’s nuclear energy plants in Limerick say they are better prepared for “the unthinkable and unimaginable.”
Posted in Energy, Government, Health, Law, Regulation, Security, Technology2 Comments
NRC Asks Exelon To Say How It Will Cover Shortfall
Posted on 17 January 2012.
Decommissioning its Limerick Unit 1 nuclear power plant will cost Exelon Corp. $628 million, the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission estimates. By the end of 2011, the company had only $528 million saved for the work. How will it close the gap?, the NRC wants to know.
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PA Will Install Electric Car Chargers Across Turnpike
Posted on 16 December 2011.
It’s part of an effort to put 1 million electric vehicles on roads nationwide by 2015.
Posted in Automotive, Energy, Government, Technology, Transportation3 Comments
PJM, In King Of Prussia, Expands Control Over Grid
Posted on 13 November 2011.
The consortium of utility companies like Exelon and other power industry partners has just completed a major investment in its ability to control a multi-state electrical grid from any one of several control centers.
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Shaw Group Renews Exelon Maintenance Contract
Posted on 09 November 2011.
A Louisiana company will provide a variety of support services at Exelon’s Limerick Generating Station under terms of a just-renewed contract.
Posted in Construction, Energy, Technology1 Comment
Royersford Trucks Rolling For Energy Independence
Posted on 01 November 2011.
(With Video) A heating oil supplier in Royersford PA made a public statement about the need to reduce consumption of foreign oil by putting its company trucks into a road convoy.
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Sanatoga’s Shaner Propane In $2.9B Company Sale
Posted on 25 October 2011.
The Sanatoga PA-based provider of propane fuel is one of many subsidiary companies being sold by a Dallas TX partnership to Amerigas in Valley Forge PA, the nation’s largest propane distributor.
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Official: Utilities Need Better Customer Communication
Posted on 20 October 2011.
The head of the state Public Utilities Commission charged Tuesday that electric utility companies must do more to keep customers informed about power outages and restoration during severe storms.
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Grant Helps College Create 6 Job Training Programs
Posted on 07 October 2011.
A $1.19 million grant will help Montgomery County Community College create six new job training programs targeted to meet the employment needs of specific area industries that can’t find enough qualified workers.
Posted in Education, Energy, Health, Manufacturing3 Comments
Business News From The Mercury
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- Upstage Video provides big screens for huge events May 19, 2012POTTSTOWN - If you've attended a concert, watched a major golf tournament or sat in the audience of a college graduation ceremony in the last… […]
- Sears spins off Canada stake to focus on U.S. stores May 19, 2012HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. (AP) - Sears Holdings Corp. said Thursday it returned to a profit in the first quarter as it benefitted from a gain… […]
From The Philadelphia Business Journal
- Paoli Hospital to deliver a renovated maternity department in 2013 May 18, 2012Paoli Hospital said Friday it plans to spend $11 million to expand and renovate its maternity department. The project will involve the construction of 24 private patient rooms; 12 labor, delivery and recovery suites; four triage rooms; and a larger nursery and level-II neonatal intensive-care unit. In addition, hospital officials said all existing patient ro […]
- Devon Medical Products opens door to distribution in China May 18, 2012Devon Medical Products entered into an agreement Friday with PKUcare BeiYi Pharmaceutical Co. to distribute Devon’s medical devices and equipment in China. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Under the agreement, Devon Medical Products of King of Prussia will also identify other U.S. medical device companies that manufacture products domestically […]
- Philly Beer Week media preview: Slideshow May 18, 2012It’s always seemed that one of the most ingenious ideas from Philly Beer Week was extending the “week” to 10 days. On Wednesday, Philly Beer Week 2012 Executive Director Don Russell hosted a media preview and beer garden at the Four Seasons Hotel in Philadelphia. In its fifth year, Beer Week will span June 1-10 and include hundreds of events, including dinne […]
- Pa. Supreme Court Justice Orie Melvin charged, relieved of duties May 18, 2012Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin has been “relieved of any and all judicial and administrative responsibilities” after the Allegheny County District Attorney’s office charged her with nine criminal offenses, including four felonies, following a grand jury investigation into accusations she used her staff for campaign work. Orie Melvin has […]
- As others settle, PNC denying wrongdoing in overdraft fees case May 18, 2012PNC Bank customers won court permission to proceed as a class in a lawsuit over what they say are excessive checking account overdraft fees. The lawsuit, part of a multidistrict litigation involving more than 30 different banks, is pending before U.S. District Judge James Lawrence King in Miami. PNC and the other banks are accused of using software to re-seq […]
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