| Energy Today Cover Story Wins Coveted Gold Eddie Award |
The RedCoat Publishing editorial department recently received five Eddie awards from Folio Magazine, including a gold award for the cover story of the Fall 2008 edition of Energy Today. Eddies are given out by Manhattan-based Folio in recognition of excellence in editorial. |
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By bringing together government, academia, and the private sector, Illinois aims to lead the nation in building an improved electrical grid. |
| KBR Canada: People and Systems |
Good systems operated by good people: that is this general contractor’s simple secret to success, but there is more to it than meets the eye. |
| Gas South: A New Era of Growth |
Since being formed by Cobb EMC, this natural gas company is finding success by focusing on customers. |
| EQT Corporation: Gassing Up |
More than a century of experience in natural gas in the Appalachian Basin has this diverse production and distribution company ready for a future of steady growth. |
| Dominion Chesterfield Power Station: Positive Impact |
This power station is using corporate resources and the talents of its team to do business in an environmentally friendly way. |
| SOS Fuels: Story of Success |
This fuel oil company hasn’t suffered like its competitors thanks to a loyal customer base that appreciates its personal service and honesty. |
| American Bituminous Power: From Waste to Fuel |
The team at this power production plant is helping improve abandoned mine sites across West Virginia. |
| Tri-State Drilling: Years of Experience |
This drilling company never has to back down from a challenge thanks to its dedicated staff and a management team that provides the right tools. |
| WEC Welding and Machining: A Long-Term Solution |
The inherently difficult nature of recruiting and retaining workers led this organization to develop its own institute, which it uses to train new hires. |
| Caddo Electric Cooperative: A Communal Effort |
The team at this cooperative is focused on staying involved in its community. Bob Thomasson explains. |
| Minard Run Oil: A Strong Family Line |
This family owned oil company has gone on to become the oldest and largest of its kind. |
| Con Edison (CECONY): More Than Just a Name |
A world-renowned provider of electric, gas, and steam services, new technologies and ideas are helping this company improve its already reliable service to the people of New York City. |
| Midstate Electric Cooperative: More for Less |
This Pacific Northwest co-op keeps its costs down and its operating model lean by finding ways to constantly improve. |
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Brant Sangster of Deloitte Canada outlines several ways oil sands production can become more environmentally friendly. |
| Innovation Communication |
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The communication experts at Ketchum’s new energy group have solid advice for companies of all types and sizes: emphasize innovation. |
| Hire Education |
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A unique and collaborative program in Georgia is helping future energy scientists get a strong start. |
| Galleon Energy: Steady Growth |
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Jim Iverson explains how this exploration production organization has been able to maintain significant growth throughout the last six years. |
| J. Cleo Thompson Oil and Gas: The Drilling Edge |
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| Taseko Mining Limited: More than Copper and Gold |
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A strong management team and correct foresight of the copper markets have brought this independent, Canadian mining firm to the top. |
| Enterra Energy Trust: One Step at a Time |
| This Canadian energy trust implemented a new corporate attitude and new ways of operating to dig itself out of debt, successfully positioning itself to handle whatever challenges lie ahead. |
| Hutsonville Power Station: Make it Work |
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This merchant power station in Illinois has worked diligently in the last few years to become more environmentally friendly and competitive. |
| City of Longmont: A Greener Community |
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This Colorado city is making a concerted effort to introduce more sustainable programs and services in its community. Bill Ewer and Ron Shaw explain. |
| Chatham-Kent Hydro: Smartening Up |
| Through technological innovation and a commitment to environmental responsibility, this Ontario utility is helping its community see the benefits of energy conservation. |
| Dominion Energy: Creating Opportunities |
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Instead of worrying about a volatile market and poor economy, this company is creating new opportunities for growth across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast. |
| Conestoga Energy Partners: The Future of Fuel |
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Ethanol is increasing in popularity as a homegrown, renewable fuel source. Tom Willis explains how his company is a leader in the industry. |
| E. ON Climate & Renewables: Harnessing the Wind |
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Wind power is a clean, renewable energy source that can mean more jobs and less reliance on foreign oil, according to Steve Trenholm. |
| Agrilectric: Fried Rice |
| Burning rice hulls to generate electricity and reusing the waste is how this operator of a rice hull combustion power plant is having an impact on the future of renewable energy. |
| Green Mountain Energy Company: Ahead of its Time |
| This clean energy provider was ahead of its time when it was founded, but it has generated a record amount of revenue in each of the last three years. |
| Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering: A Great Power |
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This shipbuilding organization is one of the best in the world. Here’s how it has been able to remain a significant force in the industry. |
| D&D Pipeline Construction: Outward Growth |
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This pipeline construction company has experienced significant growth in the last two years, and now it’s diversifying. Jim Davis explains. |
| Hughes Machinery: Strong Representation |
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Tim Powell explains how this Kansas-based manufacturer’s representative has grown and diversified throughout the years. |
| Jacobs Field Services: Reaching for New Heights |
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For this maintenance division of one of the largest technical, professional, and construction service providers, success comes from a marriage of expertise and value-add. |