In March MDN brought you the news that APV Renaissance Partners (a subsidiary of American Power Ventures) wants to build a 1000 megawatt, combined-cycle power plant at the old Hatfield’s Ferry site in Greene County, PA–to be powered with Marcellus Shale gas (see Marcellus Gas-Fired Power Plant Coming to Greene County, PA). In April, APV officially unveiled their plans for the old Hatfield’s Ferry site, in Monongahela Township (see More Details on Marcellus Power Plant Coming to Greene County, PA). On Monday, the Greene County Planning Commission granted conditional final approval for the project. Before APV gets final final approval from the county, it must first meet a number of conditions–most of them a part of the state permitting process. Here’s the good news that the APV project is one step closer to reality…
In March MDN brought you the news that APV Renaissance Partners (a subsidiary of American Power Ventures) wants to build a 1000 megawatt, combined-cycle power plant at the old Hatfield’s Ferry site in Greene County, PA–to be powered with Marcellus Shale gas (see 