Brayton Point Power Station

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Brayton Point Power Station was a large coal-fired power plant in Somerset, Massachusetts, known as one of New England’s most significant and controversial fossil-fuel generating stations before its closure.

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instanceOf coal-fired power station
fossil fuel power plant
closedOn 2017
closureAnnounced 2013
coolingTowersConstructed 2012
coolingTowersCost approximately 500 million US dollars
country United States
demolished yes
demolitionOfCoolingTowers April 2019
electricalCapacity approximately 1500 MW
over 1500 megawatts at peak
emissionsType carbon dioxide
nitrogen oxides
particulate matter
sulfur dioxide
fuelTransport coal delivered by barge
coal delivered by ship
gridConnection ISO New England
gridRole baseload power supplier for New England
hasCoolingSystem closed-cycle cooling towers
once-through cooling system
locatedIn Bristol County, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
New England
Somerset, Massachusetts
locatedOnWaterbody Mount Hope Bay
near Fall River, Massachusetts
Providence, Rhode Island
notableFor being the largest coal-fired power plant in New England
high greenhouse gas emissions
thermal pollution of Mount Hope Bay
operatedBy Brayton Point LLC
Dominion Energy
ownedBy Dominion Energy
Energy Capital Partners
plannedReuse offshore wind energy logistics hub
primaryFuel coal
regulator Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
regulatoryIssues air pollution regulations
water discharge regulations
secondaryFuel natural gas
oil
siteRedevelopment Brayton Point Commerce Center
status decommissioned
subjectOf climate activism campaigns
environmental protests
legal and regulatory proceedings

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Mount Hope Bay receivesDischargeFrom Brayton Point Power Station