Kingston Fossil Plant generated its first megawatt 70 years ago this week. Since 1955, it has helped power the region with a generating capacity of nearly 1,400 megawatts—enough electricity for more than 800,000 homes. We're building a next-generation energy complex on-site, featuring more than 1,500 megawatts of natural gas. We are also planning for battery storage and solar. Learn more 👉 tva.me/O1hN50VRR8y
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Jimmy
My father and brother were unit operators at Kingston
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Dale Brantley
The first power plant in a paper mill was the IP in mill in Mobile Al. Found out when they shut the mill down 1999 Alabama Power still owned the power plant. It started up in 1929, expanded in 1957, that's when IP started operating it. It was expanded again in 1978. I transferred to a new mill under... View More
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