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Cordova (United States)
Generation, Natural Gas-fueled

The Project
The Cordova Energy Center, located in Illinois, is a natural gas-fueled combined-cycle generation plant owned by Cordova Energy
Company LLC., an indirect subsidiary of MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company. Cordova Energy Center has contracted to sell its output to
Constellation Energy Commodities Group. Although the
Constellation Group has the right to purchase all of the plant's capacity and energy until December 2019, Cordova Energy Center retains the option to sell 50 percent of its output to other marketers.
Environment
MidAmerican minimizes the environmental impact of a large-scale electric generation facility by using clean-burning natural gas, installing state-of-the-art emission controls and employing a heat recovery system that captures waste heat to produce additional electricity. Plant cooling
is provided by closed loop cooling systems.
This facility is designed to meet all existing standards for emissions and employs Best Available Control Technology, allowing the plant to be well below standards for nitrogen oxide emissions.
Owner/Operator
The Cordova facility is owned by Cordova Energy Company LLC., an indirect
subsidiary of MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company, and is operated by CalEnergy
Generation Operating Company, a subsidiary of MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company.
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Natural
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| Location: |
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Cordova, Illinois, U.S.A. |
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| Date of Commercial Operation: |
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June 2001 |
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| Capacity: |
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Approximately
611 net MW |
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| Turbines: |
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Two gas turbine generators (Siemens Westinghouse)
One steam turbine generator (Toshiba)
Two heat-recovery steam generators (Deltak) |
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