Coal Plants Guidebook - electronic book

• Showcases coal plant success stories and best practices worldwide
• Highlights continuous improvement, operational efficiency, and safety programs
• Provides detailed case studies on plant upgrades, retrofits, and repowering projects
• Includes insights on air quality control, emissions reduction, and sustainable practices
• Illustrates IGCC, CFB, and other advanced coal technologies in real-world settings
• Supports operational, engineering, and management decision-making
• Offers practical examples for benchmarking plant performance and safety culture

• Plant managers, operations personnel, and safety officers
• Process, mechanical, and electrical engineers in coal-fired power generation
• Project engineers and construction managers
• Energy industry executives and technical managers
• Regulatory and environmental compliance professionals

Articles Include

• TVA’s Shawnee Fossil Plant Unit 6 sets new record for continuous operation
• Luminant’s Big Brown Wins for continuous improvement and safety programs
• Polish Plant beats the odds to become model EU Generator
• TECO’s San Jose Plant Models Safe and Sustainable Practices
• Currant Creek Power Plant, Mona, Utah
• Monticello Steam Electric Station, Mount Pleasant, Texas
• POY–Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association’s Springerville Unit 3
• Marmaduke–Nova Scotia Power’s Point Aconi Plant
• Westar’s Lawrence Energy Center wins for not blinking on safety
• POY–MidAmerican’s Walter Scott Jr Energy Center Unit 4
• IGCC demonstration plant at Nakoso Power Station, Iwaki City, Japan
• Pleasant Prarie Power Plant Air Quality Control Upgrade Project, Pleasant Prarie, Wisconsin
• Polk Power Station Unit 1, Mulberry, Florida
• R.E. Burger Plant, Shadyside, Ohio
• POY–Wisconsin Public Service Corp’s Weston 4
• Marmaduke–Lamar Repowering Project
• Boryeong Thermal Power Complex
• Dubuque Generating Station
• J.K. Spruce Power Plant, Unit 1
• Rawhide Energy Station
• TS Power Plant
• POY–City of Springfield CWLP Dallman 4
• Bull Run Fossil Plant
• Hirakud Power
• Hutsonville Power Station
• Nebraska City Station Unit 2
• Rockport Power Plant
• Seminole Generating Station
• POY–Luminant’s Oak Grove Power Plant
• Marmaduke–Cleco’s Madison 3 Uses CFB Technology to Burn Petcoke
• ADM Clinton Cogeneration Plant
• Brandon Shores Generating Station
• Brunner Island Power Plant
• Dickerson Generating Station
• Isogo Thermal Power Station Unit 2
• Oak Creek Power Plant, Elm Road Units 1 and 2
• Tolk Station
• POY–KCP&L’s Iatan 2
• Coffeen Energy Center
• J.K. Spruce 2
• John Twitty Energy Center Unit 2
• Masinloc Power Plant
• Plum Point Energy Station
• St. Johns River Power Park

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