Power

Power, Vol.159, No.1 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0032-5929 (Print)

6 - 6	Power Industry Sees Pigs Fly Reitenbach G
8 - 8	IEA: Renewables Will Overtake Coal's Share in World Power Mix by 2040 Patel S
9 - 9	Outlook Foresees World Wind Market Revival Patel S
12 - 12	Uprate at Swedish Nuclear Unit Canceled Patel S
14 - 16	Global Water Outlook for Power Generation Larson A
18 - 18	Pacific Northwest Moving Ahead with Climate Change Policy? Glick R, Moeller M
20 - 23	How U.S. Power Generators Are Preparing for 2015 Reitenbach G, Livingston RS, Green M, Pfeuffer S, Gillespie TP
24 - 24	Fuel Economics Will Drive 2015 U.S. Power Markets Batra L, Gupta V
25 - 26	The Urge to Merge, or Vice Versa? Maize K
27 - 27	Labor Crunch Complicates the Gas Turbine Arms Race Kotara M, Morris M
28 - 28	Can Mexico's Electricity Reform Deliver on Its Promise? Gaylord S
29 - 29	Opportunities to Thrive in Evolving Power Market Grothen G, Andrews B
30 - 30	Small Modular Reactors Speaking in Foreign Tongues Maize K
35 - 37	Reducing Weather-Related Risks in Renewable Generation Overton TW
38 - 38	Small Hydropower Advances and Challenges in China Liu XM, Zeng M
39 - 42	Utilizing 3-D Virtual Reality Visualization for Efficient Power Projects and Training Keldenich M
44 - 44	Choosing an ESP Power Supply for Improved Particulate Control Johnston DF, Knapik JA, Walker J
49 - 51	Primer on Fuel Quality Analysis Nowling U
56 - 56	Don't Ignore Cyber Threats to Power Infrastructure Andres RB