The Susquehanna River Basin Commission (SRBC) has accepted $97,000 in settlement offers from Panda Power Funds LP for violations at three of its natural gas-fired power plants in Pennsylvania. The SRBC, which oversees conservation and monitors industrial development in the area, said the company consumed water in excess of regulatory thresholds at its Panda, Patriot and Hummel power plants; Panda and Patriot were recently commissioned. Hummel, which is one of the country’s largest coal-to-gas switching projects, is expected to be in operation by 2018. Panda said permits for the facilities were issued to another developer and did not meet the facilities requirements.
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UGI Breaks Ground on Sunbury Pipeline to Supply PA NatGas-Fired Power Plant
UGI Energy Services LLC has broken ground on the Sunbury Pipeline, which would supply one of the nation’s largest coal-to-natural gas power conversion projects in central Pennsylvania Snyder County.
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First Marcellus NatGas-Fired Power Plants Complete
The first two natural gas-fired power plants designed and proposed to utilize Marcellus Shale gas have been completed and turned over to the project developer Panda Power Funds LP for commercial operations.
June 24, 2016
Pennsylvania Breaks Ground for 829 MW Marcellus Power Plant
Dallas-based private equity firm Panda Power Funds LP said on Thursday it had officially broken ground on one of Pennsylvania’s first power plants to be fired with natural gas from the Marcellus Shale.
May 16, 2014
Lateral Approved to Serve Power Project Being Built Near Barnett
FERC Thursday approved Gulf Crossing Pipeline Co. LLC’s proposal to build and operate lateral facilities that would provide firm transportation services to a natural gas-fueled, combined cycle power plant that is under construction in Sherman, TX, which is 60 miles north of Dallas and near the Barnett Shale.
September 13, 2013
Panda Power Completes Acquisition of Marcellus Power Plant Project
Dallas, TX-based Panda Power Funds has completed the acquisition and financing of Moxie Energy’s planned 829 MW natural gas-fueled, combined-cycle Liberty generating station, which will be located in Bradford County, PA.
August 23, 2013
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