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1. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, MARKET value, SWOT analysis
Abstract

An industry report for the power industry in U.S. is presented from publisher BMI, a Fitch Solutions Company with topics including market value, power SWOT, and business forecasts for the industry.

Published
2024

2. MarketLine Industry Profile: Power Generation in United States.

Subjects
ELECTRIC power production, MARKET value
Abstract

The article is an industry report by MarketLine on the power generation industry in the United States, examining market value growth, volume forecasts, and key competitors such as Dominion Energy, Duke Energy, and NextEra Energy.

Published
2024

3. MarketLine Industry Profile: Utilities in United States.

Subjects
COMPETITION in electric utilities, ELECTRIC utility forecasting
Abstract

The article is an industry report by MarketLine on the utilities industry in the United States, which grew significantly in 2022 and is forecast to continue growing until 2027 with companies including Duke Energy, Southern Company, and NextEra Energy.

Published
2023

4. MarketLine Industry Profile: Power Generation in United States.

Subjects
ENERGY industries
Abstract

An industry report for the power generation industry in the United States is presented from publisher MarketLine, with topics including market value, volume, forecasts, segmentations, competitive landscape, and growth driven by renewable energy investments and decarbonization efforts.

Published
2023

5. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, MARKET value, BUSINESS forecasting, MARKET segmentation
Abstract

An industry report for the power industry in the U.S. for the third quarter 2023 is presented from the publisher BMI, with topics including industry forecast; industry risk; and the market overview.

Published
2023

6. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ENERGY industries
Abstract

An industry report of Power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions, with topics including market forecast and leading companies in the industry including Duke Energy; Minnesota Power & Light Co.; and the CPS Energy.

Published
2023

7. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ENERGY industries, ELECTRIC utilities
Abstract

An industry report of power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions, with topics including market forecast; and leading companies in the industry including Duke Energy; and the Xcel Energy.

Published
2023

8. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, ELECTRIC power distribution grids
Abstract

An industry report of Infrastructure industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions, with topics including market forecast, and industrial risk and power grid, along with discusses leading companies in the industry including Duke Energy Corp. and CenterPoint Energy.

Published
2022

9. MarketLine Industry Profile: Power Generation in United States.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, ELECTRIC power production
Abstract

An industry report for power generation industry in the U.S. is presented from the publisher MarketLine for the month August 2022, with topics including market value forecast; geography segmentation; and the market distribution.

Published
2022

10. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities
Abstract

An industry report of power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions, with topics including market forecast; and leading companies in the industry including Duke Energy Corp.; AES Corp.; and the Xcel Energy Inc.

Published
2022

11. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities
Abstract

An industry report of power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions, with topics including market forecast; and leading companies in the industry including Duke Energy Corp.; AES Corp.; and the Xcel Energy Inc.

Published
2021

12. MarketLine Industry Profile: Power Generation in United States.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, FOSSIL fuels
Abstract

An industry report of power generation industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher MarketLine Industry Profile, with topics including forecast of market value for 2025; fossil fuel segment in the U.S.; and overview of companies like Dominion Energy, NextEra Energy, and Duke Energy Corp.

Published
2021

13. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ENERGY industries
Abstract

An industry report for the Energy industry in the U.S. is presented from the publisher FitchSolutions, with topics including Industry Forecast; Industry Risk; and the Market Overview.

Published
2020

14. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities
Abstract

An industry report of the Electric power industry in United States is presented from publisher FitchSolutions Ltd., with topics including industry latest news, business forecast and leading firms including Duke Energy Corp., NextEra Energy Inc., and Dominion Resources Inc.

Published
2020

15. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, ELECTRIC utility forecasting
Abstract

An industry report of the electric power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions Ltd., with topics including industry news, business forecast and leading firms including Dominion Resources Inc., NextEra Energy Inc., and Duke Energy Corp.

Published
2020

16. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ENERGY industries, SWOT analysis, FORECASTING, INDUSTRYWIDE conditions
Abstract

An industry report for the power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Fitch Solutions, with topics including strength, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis, 10-year industry forecasts to 2028, and company profile of Duke Energy.

Published
2020

17. MarketLine Industry Profile: Power Generation in United States.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, ELECTRIC power distribution
Abstract

An industry report of power generation industry in U.S. is presented from publisher MarketLine, with topics including industry news, market analysis and related industries Dominion Energy Inc., Duke Energy Corporation, and NextEra Energy, Inc.

Published
2019

18. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ENERGY industries
Abstract

An industry report for the power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher FitchSolutions, with topics including market overview, market segmentation, and business forecasts and lists top companies including Duke Energy, NextEra Energy and Dominion Resources.

Published
2019

19. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, ELECTRIC utility forecasting
Abstract

An industry report for the power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Business Monitor International Ltd., with topics including industry forecast; key policies and market structure; and leading companies such as Pacific Gas and Electric Co., Exelon Corp., and Duke Energy Corp.

Published
2018

20. The CEO of Duke Energy On Learning to Work with Green Activists.

Author

Rogers, James E.

Subjects
EMISSIONS trading, CARBON dioxide & the environment, GREENHOUSE gas mitigation, ACID rain, CLEAN Air Act (U.S.)
Abstract

Rogers was a freshly minted CEO trying to lead Public Service Indiana back from the brink of bankruptcy when the results of a 10-year federal study on acid rain were released. He became convinced that legislation to curb sulfur dioxide emissions was inevitable-and that his industry should have a seat at the negotiating table. Though his peers were opposed to any government action, cap and trade looked to him like a smart and creative compromise that would enable utilities to modernize their plants and meet aggressive emissions targets without sending electricity prices skyrocketing. In 1990 Rogers testified before Congress in support of cap and trade, which was established by the Clean Air Act Amendments that year. A relatively high number of allowances gave PSI time to make a deliberate and sustainable transition to cleaner generation. Within three years the company's market capitalization had increased by more than 65%, while its price to customers had dropped. By 1995 its sulfur dioxide emissions were down by 30%.PSI acquired a national reputation; it merged with Cincinnati Gas & Electric to create Cinergy, which in 2006 merged with Duke Energy. Together with 21 other companies and five leading environmental organizations, Duke created the U.S. Climate Action Partnership to lobby for strong federal legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

21. MarketLine Industry Profile: Utilities in the United States.

Subjects
PUBLIC utilities, ELECTRIC utilities, MARKET segmentation, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

An industry report for the utilities industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher MarketLine, with topics including market segmentation, market outlook, competition and the leading companies in the industry like Duke Energy Corp., Kinder Morgan Inc. and Pacific Gas and Electric Co.

Published
2017

22. MarketLine Industry Profile: Power Generation in the United States.

Subjects
ELECTRIC industries, ELECTRIC utilities, MARKET value, MARKET segmentation, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

An industry report for the power generation industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Progressive Digital Media Ltd., with topics including market value, market segmentation and business forecasts for the industry.

Published
2017

23. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ENERGY industries, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

An industry report of the energy industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher BMI Research, with topics including energy consumption, the development of power transmission lines, and business forecasts for the industry.

Published
2017

24. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ELECTRIC utilities, ELECTRIC power production
Abstract

An industry report of the electric power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher BMI Research, with topics including total electricity generation data and forecasts; regulation and competition in the industry; and profile of Duke Energy.

Published
2017

25. MarketLine Industry Profile: Power Generation in the United States.

Subjects
ELECTRIC industries, MARKET value, BUSINESS forecasting
Abstract

An industry report for the power generation sector in the U.S. is presented from publisher MarketLine, with topics including market value, forecasts for the industry and leading companies such as Dominion Resources Inc., Duke Energy Corp. and NextEra Energy Inc.

Published
2016

26. BMI Research: United States Power Report.

Subjects
ENERGY industries, RENEWABLE energy sources, SOLAR power plants
Abstract

An industry report of the power industry in the U.S. is presented from publisher Business Monitor International Ltd., with topics including natural gas-fired capacity and renewables, extension of tax credits for wind and solar power plants and emergence of nuclear power.

Published
2016

27. MarketLine Industry Profile: Electricity in the United States.

Subjects
ELECTRIC industries, ELECTRIC power distribution
Abstract

A profile of the electricity retailing industry in the U.S. as of February 2015 is presented. Topics discussed include the market's value in 2014, the market value forecast to 2019, and the American component of the global electricity retailing market value. Also mentioned are the forces that determine the competitive intensity and attractiveness of the market, and profiles of leading companies in the industry including Dominion Resources, Inc., Duke Energy Corp., and NextEra Energy, Inc.

Published
2015

28. THE IMPACT OF RESTORATION TO U.S. CORPORATIONS OF FOREIGN EARNINGS THROUGH REPATRIATION/INVERSIONS AS AN AID TO U.S. ECONOMY AND BUDGET.

Author

Ament, Joseph D.

Subjects
CORPORATE taxes, TAXATION of corporate profits, UNITED States federal budget, TAX collection
Abstract

It has been reported that many corporations have substantial amounts of profits overseas. In recent years, twenty (20) large corporations reported by Citizens for Tax Justice collectively had $269.6 billion in permanently reinvested earnings offshore. For example, among them are Duke Energy $1.3 billion, Apple $12 billion, Google $17 billion, and Microsoft $29 billion. There is no question that our economy needs to be "jump started" in order to help our nation's cash flow and budget. Among the controversies between political parties, economists, and others, is whether tax rates should be raised for individuals, fiduciaries, and corporations. A major opportunity presents itself with these various corporations that have substantial amounts offshore that could be repatriated and brought back to the United States which would impact our economy significantly. If repatriated at current corporate income tax rates, the U.S. federal tax would be 35%. Proponents of repatriation are encouraging Congress to reduce that rate for one year to 5.25% in order to induce many of these corporations to bring those dollars back to the United States, which would purportedly generate many billions of dollars in tax revenues as those entities would transfer dollars that would otherwise remain outside the United States and as a result assist with the negative budget issues that are now facing the Congress. It is also suggested that for every billion dollars that are invested, directly or indirectly between 15,000 and 20,000 jobs could be created domestically. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015

29. Energy: Company Spotlight: Duke Energy Corporation.

Subjects
FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, ENERGY industries
Abstract

The article presents a company profile for Duke Energy Corp., a diversified energy company in the U.S. It provides an overview on the company's business and economic operation, focusing on its work in the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity and natural gas. Key facts about the company are provided, including its head office, contact numbers, financial year end and workforce. The company's business strength, opportunities, weaknesses and threats (SWOT) are also given.

Published
2010

30. Utilities Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
PUBLIC utilities, MUNICIPAL services, MUNICIPAL franchises, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Utilities industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

31. Electricity Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
ELECTRICITY, ELECTRIC industries, POWER resources, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Electricity industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2009

32. Shipment of Irradiated MOX Fuel Rods--Lessons Learned.

Author

Ludwig, Scott B. and Bevard, Bruce B.

Subjects
PLUTONIUM, NUCLEAR weapons
Abstract

On April 28, 2005, four mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel assemblies (using surplus weapons-grade plutonium derived from the U.S. nuclear weapons program) were delivered to Duke Energy's Catawba Nuclear Station, completing a key milestone of the Department of Energy (DOE) National Nuclear Security Administration Fissile Material Disposition Program. On June 5, 2005, irradiation of the MOX assemblies began in Catawba Unit 1. And on May 3, 2008, the four MOX fuel assemblies completed a second irradiation cycle. The next phase of the MOX program required that the irradiated MOX fuel undergo a series of post-irradiation examination (PIE) tests at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). ORNL was assigned to conduct the shipment of irradiated MOX rods from Catawba to ORNL on behalf of the DOE, and shipment was successfully and safely completed in January 2009. This paper addresses the activities involved in planning and conducting the shipment, which involved the following major tasks: • Preparation of the ORNL hot cells to accept and receive irradiated MOX rods • Selection and certification of a spent-fuel cask for use with MOX fuel rods • Characterization of the irradiated MOX fuel • Compliance with regulations • Development and implementation of detailed project plans and schedules • Coordination meetings and dry runs • Communication planning and liaison activities • Development of procedures • Loading and shipment preparations • Obtaining approvals for shipment • Conducting the shipment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009

33. Electricity Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
ELECTRICITY, ELECTRIC industries, POWER resources, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Electricity industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

34. Utilities Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
PUBLIC utilities, MUNICIPAL services, MUNICIPAL franchises, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Utilities industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2008

35. Utilities Industry Profile: United States.

Subjects
PUBLIC utilities, MUNICIPAL services, MUNICIPAL franchises, INDUSTRIAL statistics, STATISTICS
Abstract

Presents a profile of the Utilities industry in the United States. Executive summary of the industry; Market overview; Market value; Market segmentation; Competitive landscape; Leading companies in the industry; Market forecasts; Demographics; Further reading.

Published
2007

36. SWOT Analysis.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, BUSINESS cycles, INDUSTRIAL location, FINANCIAL performance, CORPORATE profits, CORPORATE growth, ENERGY industries, POWER resources, ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

A business analysis of Duke Energy Corp. (Duke Energy), an energy company engaged in generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity is provided, focusing on its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities for improvement and threats to the company. Strengths include its extensive transmission and transportation infrastructure. Weaknesses include declining revenues. Opportunities for the rising population in Ohio. Threats to the company include increasing commodity prices.

Published
2007

37. Environmental Defense v. Duke Energy Corp., 127 S. Ct. 1423 (2007).

Author

Carr, Lindsay

Subjects
POLLUTION control industry, ENVIRONMENTAL law, ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

The article discusses a court case referred by the U.S. Supreme Court to the Fourth Circuit of the Court of Appeals regarding the complaints of the Environmental Protection Program (EPA) against Duke Energy Corp. The decision of the Supreme Court is same as with Fourth Circuit as to modify the electric generating units of Duke Energy Corp. The company has violated the regulations of EPA under the Clean Air Act.

Published
2008

38. The U.S. Supreme Court's New Dukedom: The Hour and Year, or a Proposal Quite Near.

Author

Potts, Brian H.

Subjects
*AIR pollution laws, *NEW source performance standards, *ENVIRONMENTAL law
Abstract

The federal government in late 1999 sued thirty-six electric power facilities to enforce several of the Clean Air Act's New Source Review (NSR) and New Source Performance Standard (NSPS) provisions. As these cases have slowly churned through the courts, the government has simultaneously tinkered with these rules through various rulemaking initiatives. Taken together, these actions have clouded the meaning of critical NSR and NSPS provisions, and generated many additional civil and legislative battles. This Article focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court's review of one such civil battle--the Fourth Circuit's decision in United States v. Duke Energy Corp.--and EPA's subsequent rulemaking response. The Article first dissects the Fourth Circuit's opinion, argues that it was wrongly decided, and urges the US. Supreme Court to reach a different conclusion. Then, the Article outlines EPA's proposed regulatory solution to the Fourth Circuit's decision and proposes two vastly different regulatory responses. Unlike EPA's proposal, this Article's proposals unify the NSR and NSPS provisions and provide greater regulatory flexibility without significantly weakening the NSR program. Regardless of what the U.S. Supreme Court decides, this Article takes the position that Congress or EPA should adopt one of its proposals because the proposals ease industry burdens, provide greater environmental protection, and simplify the entire NSR and NSPS process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006

39. POWERFUL METEOROLOGISTS.

Author

Boykin, Sam

Subjects
*METEOROLOGISTS, *METEOROLOGY, *CLIMATOLOGISTS
Abstract

Provides information on meteorologists working in power companies in North Carolina. Nick Keener, manager of meteorology at Duke Energy; Byron Marler, meteorology services supervisor at Pacific Gas and Electric; Todd Anderson, energy marketing and trading department at Dominion Energy Clearinghouse.

Published
2004
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40. U.S. capacity factors: A very small decline.

Author

Blake, E. Michael

Subjects
NUCLEAR reactors, PLANT shutdowns, NUCLEAR reactor refueling
Abstract

The article focuses on the decline in the average capacity factor of power reactors in the U.S. It cites the closure of Dominion Generation's Kewaunee and Duke Energy's Crystal River-3 reactors. The median capacity factor of power reactors was 89.56 percent in 2010-2012, which is lower than the capacity factor achieved in 2007-2009. A total of 40 reactors have higher capacity factors in 2010-2012 an 64 had lower factors due to refueling outages.

Published
2013

41. Moneyball.

Author

SCHERER, MICHAEL

Subjects
CAMPAIGN funds, DISCLOSURE, FUNDRAISING
Abstract

The article discusses the policies of the U.S. president Barack Obama and his administration in regards to campaign finance, focusing on the relaxing of certain voluntary campaign financing restrictions following the 2010 "Citizens United" ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court. It focuses on donations from the electric utility company Duke Energy Corp. and its chief executive officer Jim Rogers, donation disclosures, and a scheduled March 13, 2013 summit to raise funds for the Organizing for Action campaign organization.

Published
2013

42. Capacity Contest.

Author

BURR, MICHAEL T.

Subjects
ELECTRIC industries, ECONOMIC competition, POWER transmission
Abstract

The article discusses the popularity of forward capacity auctions in the electric industry in the U.S. and the competition in relation to regional transmission organization (RTO). It mentions the case of generators Duke Energy and FirstEnergy which decided to leave Midwest ISO (MISO) in favor of PJM Interconnection. According to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) chairman Jon Wellinghoff, the move was actually a good thing since utilities should be free to pick the most competitive RTO.

Published
2011

43. HOT STOCKS FOR 2011.

Subjects
BUSINESS finance, FINANCIAL performance
Abstract

The article features several companies whose stocks are considered to be the best performers in 2011. These include Lowe's Cos., RF Micro Devices Inc., Family Dollar Stores Inc., Duke Energy Corp., Polypore International Inc., Park Sterling Bank, Salix Pharmaceuticals Ltd., and Peoples Bankcorp of North Carolina Inc.

Published
2011

44. COMPANIES TO WATCH: PUBLIC.

Subjects
*PETROLEUM industry
Abstract

The article profiles several oil companies in the U.S. BP PLC, which is founded in 1909 and is headed by Chief Executive Officer Robert Dudley, is investing in a sugarcane-ethanol venture in Brazil. Meanwhile, China Shenhua Energy Co., which is founded in 1995 and headed by President Ling Wen, is moving away from coal-fired power plants for cleaner alternatives. On the other hand, Duke Energy Corp. supports regulating greenhouse-gas emissions.

Published
2010

45. The Smooth-Talking King Of Coal--And Climate Change.

Author

Pooley, Eric

Subjects
CHIEF executive officers, CARBON offsetting laws, ELECTRIC power production & the environment, POLITICAL participation, EMPLOYEES
Abstract

The article focuses on Jim Rogers, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the electric utility Duke Energy. Rogers' company is one of the leading producers of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. due to its use of coal as fuel in electric power production. While this has made Rogers a target of protests by environmentalists, he is also a leader of a coalition of corporate executives lobbying in favor of so-called "cap and trade" legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Published
2010

46. Applicants reply to NRC request for FY 2012 plans.

Subjects
LICENSES, NUCLEAR industry
Abstract

The article discusses the responses of several applicant companies to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's (NRC) issuance of two regulatory issue summaries (RIS) in February 2010, which prompt applicants for NRC actions under 10 CFR Part 52 to provide advance notification of requests planned for fiscal year 2012. The move was aimed at enabling the NRC to plan its budget. Among the firms that responded to the RIS were Duke Energy, Southern Nuclear Operating Company and Alternate Energy Holdings Inc.

Published
2010

47. People of faith find their place in new wave of anti-pipeline activism.

Author

Araujo-Hawkins, Dawn

Subjects
*ENERGY industries, *PETROLEUM pipeline design & construction, *GRASSROOTS movements, *KEYSTONE pipeline project
Abstract

The article discusses several major pipeline projects in the U.S. that were cancelled or temporarily suspended due to efforts of grassroots activists. Topics covered are Dominion Energy and Duke Energy's cancellation of their plans for the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, suspension of the construction on the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Supreme Curt's removal of the Keystone XL pipeline from a fast-track permitting process.

Published
2020

48. GROUNDED.

Author

Martin, Edward

Subjects
ASSETS (Accounting), MERGERS & acquisitions, LEGISLATION
Abstract

The article features Duke Energy. The company will have $70.5 billion worth of assets after its merger with Cinergy Corp. is completed. CEO and chairman Paul Anderson is claimed to have the capability to identify problems. The Energy Policy Act of 2005 could affect the consolidation of Duke Energy and Cinergy in the U.S.

Published
2005

49. THE UN-ENRON.

Author

Schwartz, Nelson D.

Subjects
ENERGY industries, CORPORATE accounting
Abstract

Focuses on Duke Energy company in the U.S. Comparison of Duke Energy with Enron Corp.; Role of chief executive officer Rick Priory in the success of the company; Analysis of the company's stocks; Acquisition of Canada's Westcoast Energy by Duke; Strategy of the company in market accounting with chief risk officer Rich Osborne; Details of the company's history.

Published
2002

50. Strictly Business.

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprises
Abstract

Presents news briefs on business enterprises in Mississippi as of July 2001. Information on the plan of Duke Energy to convert an underground salt dome in Copiah County; Seminar that will be hosted by the law firm of Baker, Donelson, Bearman & Caldwell; Completion of a dormitory by Harrell Construction Group at Alcorn State University.

Published
2001

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