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DESCRIPTION:Situated on the banks of Lake Herrington near Harrodsburg\, Ky.
 \, the E.W. Brown Plant is unique in that it showcases four generations of
  electricity-producing processes: one hydroelectric plant\, three fossil-f
 ueled generating units\, seven gas powered combustion turbines\, and a uni
 versal solar facility.\n\n- Coal Plant: The three coal-fired generators pr
 oduce 749 megawatts of electricity\, more than one-fifth of KU's total gen
 erating capacity. An average of 1.5 million tons of coal is burned annuall
 y at the E.W. Brown Station.\n- Solar Plant: The new 10-megawatt solar fac
 ility stretches across 50 acres of the plant’s property. It uses more th
 an 44\,000 solar panels on fixed tilt rack systems that are positioned to 
 optimize the available sunlight for producing energy. Commercial operation
  began in spring 2016. The facility is projected to produce 19\,000 megawa
 tt-hours of energy annually\, enough to provide energy for 1\,500 homes ba
 sed on a usage of 1\,000 kilowatt hours per month.\n- Combustion Turbines:
  Seven combustion turbines are in service at the E.W. Brown facility. Four
  of the combustion turbine units deliver 110 megawatts each\; two units ha
 ve a capacity rating of 164 megawatts each\; and one can produce 127 megaw
 atts (895 megawatts total). All but one are fueled by either natural gas o
 r fuel oil.\n\nSpeaker(s): Aron Patrick\, \, Aron Patrick\, \n\nAgenda: \n
 Agenda:\n\n- Depart from Louisville – 10:00 am\n- Lunch – Shaker Villa
 ge - 11:30 am to 12:30 pm\n- Arrive at E.W. Brown – 12:45pm\n- Check In 
 and Safety Briefing – 12:50pm\n- Discussion of Plant History – 1:00pm\
 n- Tour – 1:30pm\n\no Coal facility\n\no Natural Gas Combustion Turbine 
 facility\n\no Dix Dam Hydro Facility\n\no Solar Plant and Energy Storage S
 ite\n\n- Follow-up Discussion – 5:00 pm\n- Depart Plant – 5:30 pm\n- A
 rrive Louisville – 6:45 pm\n\nBldg: Safety Building\, 815 Dix Dam Rd\, H
 arrodsburg\, Kentucky\, United States\, 40330
LOCATION:Bldg: Safety Building\, 815 Dix Dam Rd\, Harrodsburg\, Kentucky\, 
 United States\, 40330
ORGANIZER:adozier@controltouch.com
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SUMMARY:E.W. Brown Tour
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/44118
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Situated on the banks of Lake Herrington n
 ear Harrodsburg\, Ky.\, the E.W. Brown Plant is unique in that it showcase
 s four generations of electricity-producing processes: one hydroelectric p
 lant\,&nbsp\;three fossil-fueled generating units\, seven gas powered comb
 ustion turbines\, and a universal solar facility.</p>\n<ol>\n<li>Coal Plan
 t: The three coal-fired generators produce 749 megawatts of electricity\, 
 more than one-fifth of KU's total generating capacity. An average of 1.5 m
 illion tons of coal is burned annually at the E.W. Brown Station.</li>\n<l
 i>Solar Plant: The new 10-megawatt solar facility stretches across 50 acre
 s of the plant&rsquo\;s property. It uses more than 44\,000 solar panels o
 n fixed tilt rack systems that are positioned to optimize the available su
 nlight for producing energy. Commercial operation began in spring 2016. Th
 e facility is projected to produce 19\,000 megawatt-hours of energy annual
 ly\, enough to provide energy for 1\,500 homes based on a usage of 1\,000 
 kilowatt hours per month.</li>\n<li>Combustion Turbines: Seven combustion 
 turbines are in service at the E.W. Brown facility. Four of the combustion
  turbine units deliver 110 megawatts each\; two units have a capacity rati
 ng of 164 megawatts each\; and one can produce 127 megawatts (895 megawatt
 s total). All but one are fueled by either natural gas or fuel oil.</li>\n
 </ol>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p><strong>Agenda:&nbsp\;&n
 bsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; </strong></p>\n<ul>\n<li>Depart f
 rom Louisville &ndash\; 10:00 am</li>\n<li>Lunch &ndash\; Shaker Village -
  11:30 am to 12:30 pm</li>\n<li>Arrive at E.W. Brown &ndash\; 12:45pm</li>
 \n<li>Check In and Safety Briefing &ndash\; 12:50pm</li>\n<li>Discussion o
 f Plant History &ndash\; 1:00pm</li>\n<li>Tour &ndash\; 1:30pm</li>\n</ul>
 \n<p>o&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Coal facility</p>\n<p>o&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Natural Gas Com
 bustion Turbine facility</p>\n<p>o&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Dix Dam Hydro Facility</p
 >\n<p>o&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Solar Plant and Energy Storage Site</p>\n<ul>\n<li>F
 ollow-up Discussion &ndash\; 5:00 pm</li>\n<li>Depart Plant &ndash\; 5:30 
 pm</li>\n<li>Arrive Louisville &ndash\; 6:45 pm</li>\n</ul>
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