Kanawha Converts Project Aims to Expand Natural Gas Consumption in the Kanawha Valley
With the recent Marcellus and Utica shale gas discoveries, natural gas has become an important commodity in West Virginia. As a result, natural gas could be utilized as a cleaner, alternative fuel. That’s the goal of Kanawha Converts, a consortium of local governmental and business leaders and economic development, energy and education agencies. The consortium […]
West Virginia University Parkersburg and American Electric Power Partner for Degree Program
In March 2012, West Virginia University at Parkersburg announced a partnership with American Electric Power (AEP) and the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Apprenticeship to offer training to develop an associate of applied science degree in occupational development. This program was built on a state initiative to help provide West Virginia’s work force with […]
Thrasher Engineering, Inc. Announces Addition of Two New Partners
Thrasher Engineering, Inc. (TEI) has announced the addition of two new partners to the engineering firm, bringing the number of partners to 13. Robert Milne, P.E., has more than 20 years of experience working throughout the tri-state area specializing in site development. Milne will serve as project manager overseeing oil and gas site work with […]
National Alternative Fuel Vehicle Day Odyssey Celebrates a Decade of Difference
States across the country, including West Virginia, will celebrate National Alternative Fuel Vehicle (AFV) Day Odyssey and cleaner choices in transportation on October 18, 2012. Odyssey is a biennial nationwide event that promotes the use of and educates the public on alternative fuel and advanced technology vehicles. Developed and coordinated by the West Virginia University-based […]
Todd Warner
Owner, Dynamic Physical Therapy & Hand Center, LLC By Jennifer Jett FOR TODD WARNER, a strong work ethic was established during adolescent summers spent working on his best friend’s family’s hayfield. “Cold Coca-Cola never tasted better than after a long day in the hayfields,” Warner remembers from long hours spent in the summer sun. Something […]
The Future of Power Generation: A Q&A with Charles Patton
By Kensie Hamilton A tide is constantly changing, and the same is true for the energy industry in West Virginia. As new regulations in the coal and natural gas sectors continue to evolve, power generation must also make changes to keep pace. As each of us relies on the power that is provided to our […]