Monthly Archives: July 2020
Date Archives
July 20, 2020
- Iranian geothermal plant to being operations by March 2021
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Iran experiences another blast at power station; caused by transformer fault - Alcoa still continues to be investigated for contamination of hazardous waste
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PG&E facing lawsuit from 2019 Kincade Fire for $600M loss - 17 train cars derail in Tuscaloosa County; no injuries reported
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As Global temps rise, energy-efficient cooling systems will be necessary - EU gas companies reveal plan for new hydrogen infrastructure
- Will renewable energy projects and infrastructure face same roadblocks as pipelines?
- 13k lose power in Miami Valley after storms
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A look back: Madison’s 2019 substation explosion, fire - 14,000 South Austin homes affected by outages
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Birmingham fire department fights huge several-structure blaze -

Brush fire shuts down highway in central AZ - California fighting several firefighters as seasonal dangers heighten
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Cottonwood Trail fire in Utah grows to over 3,000 acres, forces evacuations -

Helicopter drops water on San Diego US Navy ship as “acrid” smoke still emitting - Another US navy ship catches fire in Norfolk
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Power plant building slows nationally as a result of coronavirus - Over 140,000 lose power in Detroit area after Sunday storms
- Outages around Columbus as temperatures swell to nearly 100
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Construction worker killed after house explodes in Toronto - Fire at PG&E substation in San Ramos: lack of hydrants nearby
- Caifornia working to put end to power line fires
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Mayor of Madison seeking report on 2019 transformer explosion that caused blackout on hottest day of year - Ohio Edison working to modernize its grid
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Mineral Fire continues burning for sixth straight day - Brush fire threatens homes in LA’s Lake View Terrace neighborhood
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Chemical fire outside Amazon warehouse stops traffic in Phoenix -

Another Iranian Explosion at power plant — authorities blame electrical transformer blast -

Explosion at chemical plant near Atlanta airport burns for hours, sends smoke miles high

