| Add RSS Feed

24 April 2008 -- Pacific Gas and Electric Company received approval from the California Energy Commission to construct its 660 MW Colusa natural gas-fired generating station.

The Colusa Generating Station will be located adjacent to an existing PG&E natural gas compressor station near an existing 230,000-volt transmission line and natural gas transmission. The station is said to utilize dry cooling technology and have no water discharge.

PG&E expects construction to begin this spring, with the facility scheduled to begin commercial operation in the summer of 2010.

PG&E to use "dry cooling" technology

Braintree to break ground for 116 MW gas-fired plant

Market Drivers for New Natural Gas and Wind Power Generation (podcast)

Click Here to Subscribe to the Power Engineering E-Newsletter

| Add RSS Feed

---

More Projects/Contracts Articles >

Search Archives >

Power Engineering Article Categories:

Business		Projects/Contracts
Industry News		Deregulation
Environmental		Русский язык
Power Generation Young Professionals		Honeywell Automation & Control Solutions
Power Engineering International Current Issue Table of Contents
Power Engineering Current Issue Table of Contents
Potencia Current Issue Table of Contents
Nuclear Power International Current Issue Table of Contents
Middle East Energy Current Issue Table of Contents

---

Search Products Buyer's Guide >

Search Industry Jobs >

Magazine & E-Newsletter Subscriptions >