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THE export capacity of the Moyle Interconnector, which links the electricity markets of Britain and the all-Ireland Single Electricity Market, has increased to 270 megawatts, allowing more wind generated power on to the system and available to export ahead of the winter months.
Denver Rescue Mission remodels shelter to increase capacity and services A grant from the city is allowing the Denver Rescue Mission to help more people in need. and last updated 2021-05-13 20:59:58-04 DENVER â A grant from the city is allowing the Denver Rescue Mission to help more people in need. When Toby Strickland came to Denver a few months ago, he knew heâd need help to get back on his feet. "We all need inspiration. We all need somebody who is willing to help us along the way," Strickland said. Strickland says he found that help and more at the Denver Rescue Mission.
Powering Chicago Helps Restaurants with Solutions for Getting 'Back In Business' eBook provides electrical solutions for outdoor dining structures and indoor dining advanced technologies during COVID-19 pandemic News provided by Share this article CHICAGO, April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Powering Chicago, the labor-management partnership between the Electrical Contractors' Association of Chicago and IBEW Local 134, has released a new eBook for restaurant owners and general managers with solutions to help businesses thrive while staying healthy and safe during COVID-19. Written with the unique...
Ky. business owners react to new capacity restrictions Kentucky businesses can increase capacity By Brooke Buckner | March 5, 2021 at 5:34 PM CST - Updated March 5 at 5:40 PM PADUCAH, Ky. (KFVS) - Starting on Friday, March 5, some Kentucky businesses can operate at 60 percent capacity. That’s an increase from 50 percent. Businesses include restaurants, salons and fitness centers. ”I think everybody’s ready to get back to normal, but we’re getting there step-by-step, little-by-little,” said restaurant owners Laura and Sean Strickland. Laura and Shawn Strickland own Strickland’...