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Fortnightly Magazine - August 2004
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission appointed Joseph H. McClelland director of its Division of Reliability in the Office of Markets, Tariffs, and Rates. McClelland is general manager of the Custer Public Power District in Nebraska.

Colorado Gov. Bill Owens appointed Carl Miller, a state representative, to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC). The reports that Miller cannot seek re-election because of term limits.

Elaine Ziemba is the new federal af-fairs representative for CMS Energy. Zi-emba's 20 years of government relations experience includes time with NRG Energy Inc., Northern States Power Co., and American Gas Association.

Carl L. English joined American Electric Power (AEP) as president of AEP Utilities. John B. Keane joined AEP as president, general counsel, and secretary.

George Earle was elected to his third 1-year term as president of the U.S. Fuel Cell Council. Earle is the director of hydrogen infrastructure for Plug Power Inc.

Mirant named Curt Morgan executive vice president and COO of the company, and the company hired Terry Thompson as vice president of restructuring. Morgan previously was executive vice president of Mirant's North American operations; Thompson was director of treasury and business development at Delta Airlines Inc.

The Pennsylvania PUC appointed Deputy Executive Director Karen O. Moury as acting executive director, and it approved the transfer of Executive Director Veronica A. Smith to chief administrative law judge for the PUC.

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