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Tri-State to Reevaluate Long-Term Resource Planning - PR Newswire (press release)

PR Newswire (press release), NY - Apr 10, 2009

Tri-State to Reevaluate Long-Term Resource PlanningTri-State will identify the appropriate resources required to affordably and reliably meet the future needs of its 44 member rural electric distribution systems in Colorado , Nebraska , New Mexico and Wyoming . In its near-term resource planning,

BUYINS.NET: Market Maker Surveillance Report. Top 6 Winning Stocks ... - Trading Markets (press release)

Trading Markets (press release), CA - Apr 15, 2009

BUYINS.NET: Market Maker Surveillance Report. Top 6 Winning Stocks The company was founded in 1954 and is based in Omaha, Nebraska. Express Scripts, Inc. (NASDAQ: ESRX | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating) offers a range of pharmacy benefit management (PBM) services in North America. The company provides retail

Dana College Crown Prince Visit a Royal Success - PR.com (press release)

PR.com (press release), NY - Apr 15, 2009

Dana College Crown Prince Visit a Royal SuccessHosts for the visit included Bruce Lauritzen, chairman of First National of Nebraska and honorary Danish consul for Nebraska, and Mogens Bay, a Dane who is chairman of Valmont Industries Inc. of Omaha. "It was a remarkable day for Dana College," said

City keys on demolition waterproofing - Nebraska City News Press

Nebraska City News Press, NE - Apr 13, 2009

City keys on demolition waterproofingThe Nebraska Department of Economic Development awarded $250000 to the city to make improvements to the “pedestrian mall,” bring infrastructure up to standards and provide a revolving loan fund for building façade improvements.

Nelson: Stimulus funds go to wastewater treatment in Nebraska - McCook Daily Gazette

McCook Daily Gazette, NE - Apr 03, 2009

Nelson: Stimulus funds go to wastewater treatment in NebraskaWASHINGTON -- Today, Nebraska's Senator Ben Nelson announced that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will send nearly $40 million to Nebraska to fund water quality protection, wastewater treatment and water system infrastructure projects as part

Tri-State to Reevaluate Long-Term Resource Planning - PR Newswire (press release)

10.04.09

New Energy Economy.

"Since I've been governor, you've always demonstrated a desire to move ahead," said Gov. Ritter. "You deserve a lot of credit for making efficiency, renewables and new technology investments a high priority as you look for new and better ways to provide affordable and reliable electricity to your rural customer-owners."

Uncertainty affects near-term prospects for new coal-based facilities

Ongoing uncertainty in state and federal policies, and the economy, has prompted Tri-State to reevaluate the long-term resource plan it announced in 2005 that included options for new coal-based generating units. As part of its reevaluation, the association will review how coal-based resources fit into its long-term resource plans.

"Significant changes in the regulatory climate and economy impact development projects and have disproportionately affected the near-term outlook for coal-based resources," said Anderson. "Part of our reevaluation process will review how coal-based resources fit into our long-term resource plans."

Source: PR Newswire (press release), NY