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11/09/2016 |
Duke Energy successfully completed the last implosion of structures at Sutton Plant. |
11/04/2016 |
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09/21/2016 |
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05/01/2016 |
Implosion event to remove the second boiler unit at the Sutton Plant |
Aug, 2015 - Mar, 2016 |
Crews mechanically demolish the Sutton Steam Plant's iconic smokestacks |
Sutton Plant
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Capacity: 575 megawatts
Location: Wilmington, North Carolina
Commercial Date: 1954
Status: Retired and demolished
The three-unit, 575-megawatt coal-fired Sutton Plant was located near Wilmington, N.C., on a site that also includes three small combustion turbines. The coal-fired units were retired in November 2013. Removal of the coal plant and older combustion turbines was completed in 2017 through a combination of implosions and mechanical demolition.
Sutton Plant is now home to a 625-megawatt natural gas combined-cycle plant, which provides highly efficient electric generation while reducing air emissions compared to the previous coal plant. The combined-cycle plant came online in 2013.
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Sutton Plant Videos
Plant Happenings
Information included in recent neighbor updates, along with work and progress at the site.
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Feb - May, 2015
Installing groundwater monitoring wells to help inform future ash basin closure recommendations.
05/18/2015
Sutton Plant community open house to share update on coal ash removal project
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