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Energy Northwest is a joint operating agency (JOA) comprised of 19 member public utilities from across the state. We are governed by two boards: a Board of Directors and an Executive Board. Our Board of Directors includes representatives from member
Jim'S Electric is a Baxter, MN-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Escambia County Utilities Authority is a Pensacola, FL-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
At TransAlta, we`re committed to becoming Canada`s leading clean power provider and we`re growing: a proposed hydro pumped storage project, planned coal-to-gas conversions, a new gas facility in Australia, and 13,000 MWs of potential greenfield growth including new renewables opportunities in Alberta and Saskatchewan. This means a lot of opportunity for you to grow with us in the communities where we operate. Our wind, hydro, solar, coal and gas operations allow TransAlta to provide millions of people with the electricity they need to power their lives. Our diverse fuel sources create a unique portfolio that provide you many opportunities to develop your career and skills. With more than 2,000 employees in over 70 facilities in Canada, the US and Australia, there are many possibilities for development at TransAlta. - 92 per cent of new grads move on to permanent positions at TransAlta - 1,250 current TransAlta employees love it here so much they`ve stayed for over 5 years - 98 per cent of new employees would recommend TransAlta to a friend or family member
Consol Energy Inc. is an American energy company with interests in coal and natural gas production headquartered in the suburb ofCecil Township, in the South Pointe complex, just outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.Consol Energy is the leading producer of high-BTUbituminous coal in the United States and the U.S.`s largest underground coal mining company. As of 2011, Consol had 4.4 billion tons of proven reserves, mainly in northern and central Appalachia and produced nearly 64 million tons of coal in 2010.