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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Avista issues all-source request for proposals for new energy and capacity resources along with Demand Response
Energy solutions sought to add capacity to Avista's portfolio SPOKANE, Wash., May 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Avista, through a request for proposal (RFP), is seeking proposals from bidders to add energy and capacity including distributed energy resources, to meet projected resource needs. In addition, Avista is seeking to add a Demand Response program to its portfolio to assist in addressing peak demand. The all-source RFP seeks resources to meet capacity needs for both Washington and Idaho up to 415 MW for winter and 425 MW for summer. As part of this RFP, Avista may bid repowering and/or self-build resources into the RFP. Avista is utilizing an Independent Evaluator for this RFP. Avista's 2025 Electric Integrated Resource Plan filed on December 31, 2024, reflects a need for new electric resources to meet growing customer demand for energy and clean energy requirements of the Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA) to deliver carbon-neutral electric supply for Washington customers by 2030. 'This RFP represents Avista's efforts to meet its growing customer demand for energy in its service territory while also seeking resources that are clean, affordable and reliable. Avista is dedicated to partnering with innovative providers to deliver resilient energy solutions that support our customers and their evolving energy use.' said Scott Kinney, Avista's Vice President of Energy Resources & Integrated Planning. 'We're proud of our long-standing history of providing reliable power, and these additional resources will help ensure we continue to do so for years to come.' The RFP is open to parties who currently own, propose to develop, or hold rights to resources meeting Avista's requirements for energy and capacity. Bidders must also demonstrate an ability to meet the minimum requirements for eligibility as listed in the RFP. Avista will consider hybrid proposals including combinations of clean energy, capacity and/or storage. Avista will not accept proposals for Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) only. In addition, Avista seeks to acquire at least 5 MW of Demand Response (DR) beginning in 2026. DR programs provide a cost-effective solution to meeting energy demand at peak times and will be evaluated along with supply side resources. RFP responses are due by June 30, 2025. The RFP and bid instructions are available on the Avista website at: About Avista UtilitiesAvista Utilities is involved in the production, transmission and distribution of energy. We provide energy services and electricity to 422,000 customers and natural gas to 383,000 customers in a service territory that covers 30,000 square miles in eastern Washington, northern Idaho and parts of southern and eastern Oregon, with a population of 1.7 million. Avista Utilities is an operating division of Avista Corp. (NYSE: AVA). For more information, please visit To unsubscribe from Avista's news release distribution, send reply message to Contact: Media: Jared Webley, 24/7 Media Access (509) 495-4174
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Avista issues all-source request for proposals for new energy and capacity resources along with Demand Response
Energy solutions sought to add capacity to Avista's portfolio SPOKANE, Wash., May 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Avista, through a request for proposal (RFP), is seeking proposals from bidders to add energy and capacity including distributed energy resources, to meet projected resource needs. In addition, Avista is seeking to add a Demand Response program to its portfolio to assist in addressing peak demand. The all-source RFP seeks resources to meet capacity needs for both Washington and Idaho up to 415 MW for winter and 425 MW for summer. As part of this RFP, Avista may bid repowering and/or self-build resources into the RFP. Avista is utilizing an Independent Evaluator for this RFP. Avista's 2025 Electric Integrated Resource Plan filed on December 31, 2024, reflects a need for new electric resources to meet growing customer demand for energy and clean energy requirements of the Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA) to deliver carbon-neutral electric supply for Washington customers by 2030. 'This RFP represents Avista's efforts to meet its growing customer demand for energy in its service territory while also seeking resources that are clean, affordable and reliable. Avista is dedicated to partnering with innovative providers to deliver resilient energy solutions that support our customers and their evolving energy use.' said Scott Kinney, Avista's Vice President of Energy Resources & Integrated Planning. 'We're proud of our long-standing history of providing reliable power, and these additional resources will help ensure we continue to do so for years to come.' The RFP is open to parties who currently own, propose to develop, or hold rights to resources meeting Avista's requirements for energy and capacity. Bidders must also demonstrate an ability to meet the minimum requirements for eligibility as listed in the RFP. Avista will consider hybrid proposals including combinations of clean energy, capacity and/or storage. Avista will not accept proposals for Renewable Energy Certificates (REC) only. In addition, Avista seeks to acquire at least 5 MW of Demand Response (DR) beginning in 2026. DR programs provide a cost-effective solution to meeting energy demand at peak times and will be evaluated along with supply side resources. RFP responses are due by June 30, 2025. The RFP and bid instructions are available on the Avista website at: About Avista UtilitiesAvista Utilities is involved in the production, transmission and distribution of energy. We provide energy services and electricity to 422,000 customers and natural gas to 383,000 customers in a service territory that covers 30,000 square miles in eastern Washington, northern Idaho and parts of southern and eastern Oregon, with a population of 1.7 million. Avista Utilities is an operating division of Avista Corp. (NYSE: AVA). For more information, please visit To unsubscribe from Avista's news release distribution, send reply message to Contact: Media: Jared Webley, 24/7 Media Access (509) 495-4174Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Wright-Patterson base debuts new chamber for research on Tuesday
Previous coverage on the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is above. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday for its new Research Environmental Chamber (REC). The ceremony was held at 10 a.m. in Building 33 on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base's Area B. Brig. Gen. Robert K. Bogart, 711th Human Performance Wing commander, spoke at the ceremony alongside others about the AFRL. It is the primary scientific research and development center for the Department of the Air Force. WPAFB water treatment plants flunk EPA's new test for PFAS The REC is now a part of the many pieces of the base's hub for physiology research. Other pieces include AFRL's Research Altitude Chamber centrifuge, and the Naval Medical Research Unit Dayton's $19 million 'Kraken' and Darwin Chamber. 'By leveraging these cutting-edge research capabilities, AFRL aims to understand performance limitations of warfighters and the equipment they use in extreme operational environments,' wrote WPAFB. 'By effectively using resources, AFRL is developing mitigation strategies to ensure mission success in challenging operational settings like the Arctic and Pacific regions.' To learn more about the Air Force Research Laboratory, click here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
USA Today
22-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
DeAndre Hopkins stats, game log, news, injury status
DeAndre Hopkins stats, game log, news, injury status DeAndre Hopkins will be ready to go when his Baltimore Ravens begin the 2025 season against the Buffalo Bills, on Sept. 7 at 8:20 p.m. ET. Last season Hopkins caught 56 passes on 80 targets for 610 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 38.1 yards per game. Get Ravens tickets on StubHub! DeAndre Hopkins injury news Hopkins is currently not listed on this week's injury report. No other receiver is on the injury list for the Ravens. DeAndre Hopkins stats (2024) Targets: 80 80 Receptions: 56 56 Receiving yards: 610 610 Receiving YAC: 109 109 Receiving TDs: 5 Hopkins game log (2024) Week 1 at Bears: 1 TAR, 1 REC, 8 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 1 TAR, 1 REC, 8 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 2 vs. Jets: 2 TAR, 1 REC, 9 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 2 TAR, 1 REC, 9 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 3 vs. Packers: 7 TAR, 6 REC, 73 REC YDS, 1 REC TD 7 TAR, 6 REC, 73 REC YDS, 1 REC TD Week 4 at Dolphins: 4 TAR, 2 REC, 31 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 4 TAR, 2 REC, 31 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 6 vs. Colts: 6 TAR, 4 REC, 54 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 6 TAR, 4 REC, 54 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 7 at Bills: 1 TAR, 1 REC, -2 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 1 TAR, 1 REC, -2 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 8 at Raiders: 3 TAR, 2 REC, 29 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 3 TAR, 2 REC, 29 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 9 vs. Buccaneers: 9 TAR, 8 REC, 86 REC YDS, 2 REC TD 9 TAR, 8 REC, 86 REC YDS, 2 REC TD Week 10 vs. Broncos: 5 TAR, 4 REC, 56 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 5 TAR, 4 REC, 56 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 11 at Bills: 4 TAR, 3 REC, 29 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 4 TAR, 3 REC, 29 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 12 at Panthers: 6 TAR, 5 REC, 35 REC YDS, 1 REC TD 6 TAR, 5 REC, 35 REC YDS, 1 REC TD Week 13 vs. Raiders: 9 TAR, 4 REC, 90 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 9 TAR, 4 REC, 90 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 14 vs. Chargers: 9 TAR, 4 REC, 32 REC YDS, 1 REC TD 9 TAR, 4 REC, 32 REC YDS, 1 REC TD Week 15 at Browns: 6 TAR, 5 REC, 36 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 6 TAR, 5 REC, 36 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 16 vs. Texans: 4 TAR, 4 REC, 37 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 4 TAR, 4 REC, 37 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Week 17 at Steelers: 4 TAR, 2 REC, 7 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 4 TAR, 2 REC, 7 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Divisional vs. Texans: 1 TAR, 0 REC, 0 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 1 TAR, 0 REC, 0 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Championship Game vs. Bills: 2 TAR, 1 REC, 11 REC YDS, 0 REC TD 2 TAR, 1 REC, 11 REC YDS, 0 REC TD Super Bowl at Eagles: 5 TAR, 2 REC, 18 REC YDS, 1 REC TD DeAndre Hopkins fantasy insights (2024) With 91.0 fantasy points (5.7 per game) in 2025, Hopkins ranked 165th overall in the league and 49th at his position. In his best game of the season -- Week 9 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- Hopkins finished with 20.6 fantasy points. His stat line: eight catches, 86 yards and two touchdowns. In Week 3 versus the Green Bay Packers, Hopkins posted 13.3 fantasy points (his second-highest total of the season), thanks to these numbers: six receptions, 73 yards and one touchdown. Hopkins picked up -0.2 fantasy points -- one catch, -2 yards, on one target -- in Week 7 versus the Buffalo Bills, which was his worst game of the season. Hopkins recorded 0.7 fantasy points -- two receptions, seven yards, on four targets -- in his second-worst game of the season in Week 17 against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Next game: DeAndre Hopkins vs. the Buffalo Bills Hopkins' Baltimore Ravens (0-0) have a Week 1 game against the Buffalo Bills (0-0). How to watch DeAndre Hopkins and the Ravens Matchup: Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills Time: 8:20 p.m. ET 8:20 p.m. ET Date: September 7, 2025 September 7, 2025 TV: NBC NBC Live stream: Fubo (regional restrictions may apply) Fubo Live stream: Peacock Watch Ravens vs. Bills on Fubo!
The Hindu
22-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
REC to Red Corridor: Nambala Keshava Rao, Cherukuri Rajkumar among top Maoists traced back to now NITW
WARANGAL Being a fountainhead of diverse thoughts and ideas is not unusual for any academic institution. However, what is surprising to many is that an engineering college, established with the specific purpose of producing technical manpower and academic leaders, became an epicentre of the Maoist movement that shook the nation. This institution is the Regional Engineering College (REC), Warangal— the first such college to be established in the country in 1959. Subsequently, the college upgraded and renamed as the National Institute of Technology (NIT), went on to produce many luminaries in the various fields, and at the same time also produced at least half a dozen top Naxalite leaders. Among the most notable of them were Nambala Keshava Rao alias Basavaraju (70), the outlawed CPI Maoist party's General Secretary and Chief of the Military Commission, who was killed in an encounter with security forces on Wednesday (May 21) in Chhattisgarh. Another prominent alumnus, Cherukuri Rajkumar alias Azad, a spokesman of the Central Committee of the same party, was killed in an alleged encounter in Adilabad district in 2010. The other top leaders include Soorapaneni Janardhan, a founding member of the Radical Students Union (RSU), Nagabelli Ravinder, a State Committee member, Gajjala Ganga Ram, Shyam, Visheshvar Rao, and Mukku Subba Reddy, one the founding members of the People's War. All of these youngmen were greatly influenced by the Naxalbari and other communist movements in the country and elsewhere. 'By the time Rajkumar entered the REC in 1972, the college had become a hotbed of revolutionary student movements, inspired by the peasant uprisings in Telangana,' says senior journalist N. Venugopal. Janardhan was killed along with a few other student leaders in an alleged encounter at Giraipalli village near Siddipet in July 1975. Shyam was said to have been killed by the police in Hanamkonda, while Gajjala Ganga Ram reportedly lost his life when a hand grenade exploded in his hands in 1981. It is said that a brilliant Ganga Ram was even offered a lucrative post by an aeronautical company, which he turned down due to the passion for the revolutionary path. Scores of students from the REC were actively engaged with the 'Go to Villages' that aided the formation of the Radical Youth League in May 1978 and the Rythu-Coolie Sangham in 1980. Concurrently, a teacher from Warangal Kondapalli Seetharamaiah (KS) along with another teacher K.G. Satyamurthy (Sivasagar) formed Peoples' War group (PW or PWG) from splinter groups of the CPI (ML) in 1980. The merger of the PW with the Maoist Communist Centre of India (MCCI) ultimately led to the formation of the CPI (Maoist). 'While the involvement of REC alumni in the Maoist movement is a significant aspect of the institution's history, it's important to note that not all graduates were involved in the movement. The movement's influence on the college was a complex phenomenon, and many alumni choose different paths,' observed a former faculty member. 'During my time as a student at the REC, I was part of the ABVP/RSS. The institution was a hotbed of extremist activity, with a significant presence of Naxalite sympathisers among students, mess workers, and even some faculty members,' recalled a former Director, NITW, Dr. G.R.C. Reddy. One student, Vinod Kumar Jha, who is associated with the ABVP, was reportedly murdered in the mess. 'While I strongly disagreed with their ideology and methods, I can acknowledge that their movement did address some of the pressing agrarian and social issues of the time,' Mr. Reddy opined. Rights activist and the founder of the Human Rights Forum (HRF) K. Balagopal also did his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the college, during that tumultuous period.
