Buck Station Expansion
Sector: Road • Location: Salisbury, North Carolina, United States
Source: Salisbury Post
Duke Energy is proposing the construction of two new hydrogen-capable simple-cycle natural gas combustion turbines at Buck Station off Long Ferry Road, which will add an estimated 850-megawatts of combined capacity to the Duke Energy power grid. The project aims to increase capacity to support economic development in Rowan County.
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Description | Duke Energy is proposing the construction of two new hydrogen-capable simple-cycle natural gas combustion turbines at Buck Station off Long Ferry Road, which will add an estimated 850-megawatts of combined capacity to the Duke Energy power grid. The project aims to increase capacity to support economic development in Rowan County. |
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