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DESCRIPTION:Tenaska Westmoreland is a new 980 MW combined-cycle gas fired e
 lectric\npower generating station. This state of the art modern generating
  station was\ncompleted in late 2018 and is now in operation. The plant si
 te is near the community of\nSmithton in Westmoreland County\, Pennsylvani
 a. The plant is owned and operated by\nTenaska Pennsylvania Partners\, whi
 ch includes the affiliates of Tenaska and Mitsubishi\nCorporation’s subs
 idiary\, Diamond Generating Corporation. The ownership is unique\nin that 
 such a large generating station is neither owned nor operated by an electr
 ic\nutility. The plant generates clean energy using locally produced natur
 al gas. The\ngenerated power offsets the impact of lost power generation f
 rom a number of coal-\nfueled plants in the region\, which have been eithe
 r closed or are about to close. A\nnearby newly constructed 500kv Switchya
 rd ties generated power to the regional\ntransmission grid.\n\nLight Refre
 shments will be provided.\n\nFor questions please contact organizers:\nMar
 tin London (Power Engineering Society) mlondon@alumni.scu.edu\nJoe Kalasky
  (Life Members) j.kalasky@verizon.net\n\nSpeaker(s): Robert Mayfield\, \n\
 nAgenda: \nDetailed Directions: Locate the Smithton Truck Stop along Inter
 state 70 about halfway between Route 51 and New Stanton. Exit to the south
  and take an immediate left (east) onto Smithton Pike. Drive two miles eas
 t on Smithton Pike. Ignore Construction Detour\, continue to local traffic
 . The plant is located on the south side of Smithton Pike. Drive directly 
 up hill to the Administration Building where plant staff will be expecting
  IEEE. IMPORTANT: NO SNEAKERS\, OPEN TOE SHOES\, SANDLES\, HIGH HEELS OR D
 RESSES. THE PLANT WILL PROVIDE HARD HATS\, EAR PLUGS\, &amp;amp\; SAFETY GLASS
 ES.\n\nIf you are an IEEE member\, you must enter your membership number. 
 If you would like to receive PDH\, please bring a copy of this announcemen
 t for verification of your attendance. Each IEEE Member may bring up to tw
 o non-Members. Tour cap is 30 attendees.\n\n452 Smithton Pike\, Smithton\,
  Pennsylvania\, United States
LOCATION:452 Smithton Pike\, Smithton\, Pennsylvania\, United States
ORGANIZER:mlondon@alumni.scu.edu
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SUMMARY:TENASKA WESTMORELAND GENERATING STATION PLANT TOUR
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/351228
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;Tenaska Westmoreland is a new 980 MW combi
 ned-cycle gas fired electric&lt;br /&gt;power generating station. This state of 
 the art modern generating station was&lt;br /&gt;completed in late 2018 and is n
 ow in operation. The plant site is near the community of&lt;br /&gt;Smithton in 
 Westmoreland County\, Pennsylvania. The plant is owned and operated by&lt;br 
 /&gt;Tenaska Pennsylvania Partners\, which includes the affiliates of Tenaska
  and Mitsubishi&lt;br /&gt;Corporation&amp;rsquo\;s subsidiary\, Diamond Generating 
 Corporation. The ownership is unique&lt;br /&gt;in that such a large generating 
 station is neither owned nor operated by an electric&lt;br /&gt;utility. The pla
 nt generates clean energy using locally produced natural gas. The&lt;br /&gt;gen
 erated power offsets the impact of lost power generation from a number of 
 coal-&lt;br /&gt;fueled plants in the region\, which have been either closed or 
 are about to close. A&lt;br /&gt;nearby newly constructed 500kv Switchyard ties 
 generated power to the regional&lt;br /&gt;transmission grid.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Light Refr
 eshments will be provided.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;For questions please contact organizers
 :&lt;br /&gt;Martin London (Power Engineering Society) mlondon@alumni.scu.edu&lt;br
  /&gt;Joe Kalasky (Life Members) j.kalasky@verizon.net&lt;/p&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Agenda:
  &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;Detailed Directions: Locate the Smithton Truck Stop along Inters
 tate 70 about halfway between Route 51 and New Stanton. Exit to the south 
 and take an immediate left (east) onto Smithton Pike. Drive two miles east
  on Smithton Pike. Ignore Construction Detour\, continue to local traffic.
  The plant is located on the south side of Smithton Pike. Drive directly u
 p hill to the Administration Building where plant staff will be expecting 
 IEEE. IMPORTANT: NO SNEAKERS\, OPEN TOE SHOES\, SANDLES\, HIGH HEELS OR DR
 ESSES. THE PLANT WILL PROVIDE HARD HATS\, EAR PLUGS\, &amp;amp\;amp\; SAFETY G
 LASSES.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;If you are an IEEE member\, you must enter your membership
  number. If you would like to receive PDH\, please bring a copy of this an
 nouncement for verification of your attendance. Each IEEE Member may bring
  up to two non-Members. Tour cap is 30 attendees.&lt;/p&gt;
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