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            <title>Comment #1 by jennifer</title>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 16 Feb 2007 09:33:44 -0800</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>Hardly century old...</strong></p><p>I read recently that a coal plant retired in China this year was actually built before 1900. &nbsp;So you have the right idea, just the wrong hemisphere. &nbsp; Seriously, though, TXU's proposed new power plants are far from "century-before-last" technology ... they are highly efficient, state-of-the-art facilities utilizing the best available environmental control technologies - a mouthful, but true. &nbsp; Did you know that TXU's new facilities will be 80% cleaner than the average U.S. coal plant in operation today? &nbsp;On top of that, TXU has committed to fully offset all key pollutants from the new plants and reduce pollution an additional 20% from 2005 levels. &nbsp;What's more, the new plants will be carbon-capture ready, and TXU is investing in companies, like Skyonic, to commercialize carbon capture technologies. &nbsp;And, if you haven't heard about Skyonic, check them out...very cool stuff they're trying to do deep in the heart of Texas.</p>
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				<p><strong>Hardly century old...</strong></p><p>I read recently that a coal plant retired in China this year was actually built before 1900. &nbsp;So you have the right idea, just the wrong hemisphere. &nbsp; Seriously, though, TXU's proposed new power plants are far from "century-before-last" technology ... they are highly efficient, state-of-the-art facilities utilizing the best available environmental control technologies - a mouthful, but true. &nbsp; Did you know that TXU's new facilities will be 80% cleaner than the average U.S. coal plant in operation today? &nbsp;On top of that, TXU has committed to fully offset all key pollutants from the new plants and reduce pollution an additional 20% from 2005 levels. &nbsp;What's more, the new plants will be carbon-capture ready, and TXU is investing in companies, like Skyonic, to commercialize carbon capture technologies. &nbsp;And, if you haven't heard about Skyonic, check them out...very cool stuff they're trying to do deep in the heart of Texas.</p>
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