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• Study of LIPA structure could take 'months'

  York Power Authority officials testifying before a state senate committee hearing said Wednesday that it could be "months" before a study by investment banking firm Lazard Ltd. has completed a report on future structures for LIPA. NYPA chief Gil Quiniones   Read more »

• LIPA: It welcomes, but did not request, NYPA review

  , in a statement released Friday, said it did not request a review of its power contracts that is being done by the New York Power Authority .In a statement released Friday in response to a Newsday story in Friday's editions, LIPA said that while it welcomed   Read more »

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• Northline Utilities wins $2.1 million job

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• Entergy Submits 1,375 MW New York Power Bid

  Entergy (NYSE: ETR ) announced today that it has submitted its bid to the New York Power Authority to provide 1,375 MW of electricity to New York starting in 2016. The NYPA has purchased power from the utility's Indian Point Energy Center for more than a   from Motley Fool Read more »

• Parkway removal project heads to Washington

  Niagara Gazette — Plans to remove portions of the Robert Moses Parkway got a boost on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives this week. During a session Tuesday in Washington, D.C., U.S. Rep. Brian Higgins, D-Niagara Falls and Buffalo, called on   from Niagara Falls Gazette Read more »

• Parkway project granted $10M as part of "Buffalo Billion" initiative

  Niagara Gazette — State officials announced a $10 million injection into the Robert Moses Parkway South project during a presentation at the Burchfield Penney Art Center in Buffalo. Lt. Gov. Robert Duffy said Tuesday the state would provide the money to   from Niagara Falls Gazette Read more »

• Indian Point nuke plant closing considered by state

  ALBANY, N.Y - The state Public Service Commission has begun to consider portions of the plan filed by Con Ed and the New York Power Authority to lessen the impact of closing the Indian Point nuclear power plants. The Indian Point facility is in Buchanan,   from Daily Freeman Read more »