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AEP sells four inactive natural gas and oil plant sites

25 February 2008 -- American Electric Power has sold four inactive generating plants owned by its AEP Texas North Generation Company LLC subsidiary to Eagle Construction and Environmental Services, LP. The plants, which have not operated since 2004 or earlier, had a total generating capacity of 656 MW and had produced electricity from natural gas or oil.

Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Plants included in the transaction were Fort Phantom, Abilene, Texas, 362 MW, approximately 164 acres; Lake Pauline, near Quanah, Texas, 35 MW, approximately 1,237 acres; San Angelo, San Angelo, Texas, 123 MW, approximately 96 acres; Rio Pecos, near Girvin, Texas, 136 MW, approximately 242 acres.

A fifth inactive generating plant, the 85 MW Oak Creek plant on 113 acres near Blackwater, Texas, was conveyed to the City of Sweetwater under terms related to a settlement agreement executed by the parties in 2005. Oak Creek has not operated since 2002.




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