EnergyBiz is a bimonthly business magazine for leaders in the new power industry. EnergyBiz is a controlled circulation publication that reaches more than 20,000 of the most influential managers, executives, legislators, regulators, lawyers and consultants who play critical roles in utilities, government, advisory firms, and supplier companies.

The editorial focus of EnergyBiz is strategic issues – financial, technological, legal and regulatory -- facing energy executives today. Feature articles will not only cover recent events, new trends and innovative ideas, but also the people behind them.

Each issue of EnergyBiz includes a Guide & Sourcebook, a special section that focuses on a specific topic within the electric power industry. The Guide includes several in-depth articles that explore the key issues around this a specific topic or sector in the electric power industry. The accompanying Sourcebook is a listing of vendor companies that provide products and services related to the topic.

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Continental Grid Vision Needed
Imagine no electricity existed in the United States. Suddenly, a lab discovers the utility of coursing electrons, and the age of electricity is launched. Assume we immediately learned everything we now know about how to generate electricity using the sun, wind, nuclear power, hydropower, natural gas, geothermal resources and coal.

The Innovators
The pace and magnitude of change facing the energy industry in America is wholly unprecedented. Amid turmoil, creativity and vision arise. That is the basis of this report. The following pages chronicle how the bellwether state of California is wrestling with rising demand for electricity while dealing with environmental concerns in new ways.

Several utility chief executives write about their efforts to address the 21st century needs of their customers and enterprise. A member of a utility board of directors provides his perspective. At the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology a leading scientist discusses the battle to capture and store carbon dioxide underground, perhaps the most complex and significant challenge facing electric companies. A prominent federal regulator talks about steps her powerful agency has taken to spur innovation. Each article is unique and important. Collectively, they describe an industry renaissance.

Tale of Two IPOs
As the market for initial public offerings of stocks began to sputter earlier this year, prospects for companies that wanted to go public dimmed. But as with all things financial, there are always exceptions. Comverge and EnerNOC both launched successful IPOs last spring.

LNG's Bright Prospects
LNG has a grand future. The demand for natural gas exceeds the available supplies and the shortfalls must be recouped. Toward that end, a lot of liquefied natural gas import terminals are on the drawing board. And while only a handful will actually get built, the additional infrastructure allows the United States to expand and diversify its natural gas supply.

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For 10 years Energy Central has been delivering the daily news to the electric power industry. In 2004 we assembled a team of award-winning editors and journalists to launch a magazine with fresh reporting, analysis and a new perspective on this 100-year-old industry.

Within its first year of publishing, energybiz won a prestigious Eddie Award for fulfilling its mission to provide our readers with the inside information, trends and insights that they can use to improve their businesses and their careers.

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