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My Day At Miami Open Thursday
By Glen Andersen In 2019, the Miami Open Tennis tournament moved from Key Biscayne to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, which is home to the Miami Dolphins. On a whim, I decided to attend the tournament yesterday. Tickets go for as low as $45. It took me only 90 minutes to drive there from Port St Lucie. It was the best tennis event I have ever been to. The Miami Open is an ATP 1000 event with 128 players in both the mens and womens draws. Winners of both events get 1.1 million dollars.
NCSL's Take on the Elections
Byline: Kristy Hartman and Glen Andersen Author Bio: Kristy Hartman and Glen Andersen are Program Directors for the National Conference of State Legislators. Tom Sloan is a recently retired twelve-term veteran of the Kansas Legislature and member of several federal agency and professional legislator organizations’ energy committees. Steve Mitnick is president of Lines Up, Inc., editor-in-chief of Public Utilities Fortnightly, and author of Lewis Latimer, The First Hidden Figure.
Hydrogen Energy Economy
Hydrogen Could Play Starring Role in New Energy Economy By Glen Andersen | July 8, 2020 | State Legislatures Magazine Hydrogen, which has been regarded as a potential clean energy solution for decades, may finally be ready for the spotlight. Hydrogen gas burns cleanly, producing just heat and water as byproducts, and can be used in power plants like natural gas, or in fuel cells to power vehicles or buildings.
Grid Modernization
Byline: Kristy Hartman, Glen Andersen, and Tom Sloan Author Bio: Tom Sloan is a recently retired twelve-term veteran of the Kansas Legislature and member of several federal agency and professional legislator organizations’ energy committees. Kristy Hartman and Glen Anderson are Co-Directors of NCSL’s Energy Program. This full article is only accessible by current license holders. Please login to view the full content. Don't have a license yet?
Powering Into the Future
The century-old energy supply model, where utilities produce electricity in large, faraway power plants and deliver it over long distances, is being transformed. New industry players, new technologies and an increasing number of customers who want to produce their own electricity are driving the change.
GLEN ANDERSEN - Clay Center Dispatch On-Line: Obituaries
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