Proposed Power Plant Project

Cane Island E-Newsletter


This e-newsletter provides updates on the proposed expansion of the Cane Island Power Park. Interested members of the community can stay up-to-date on the project’s progress by subscribing to the newsletter or reading the online archive.
To subscribe, send an e-mail to CaneIslandExpansion@fmpa.com.

 

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E-Newsletter Archive

Issue #18 – Expansion of Cane Island Power Park Receives Final Regulatory Approval
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) gave final approval Dec. 19 to the proposed addition of a natural gas-fueled power generator at the Cane Island Power Park, enabling construction to commence ahead of schedule in spring 2009. For more, click here.


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Issue #16 – Approval Process Moves Forward and Plant Hosts International Conference Attendees
Local and state agencies have completed their review of Cane Island Unit 4 and reached agreement that there is no opposition to the application. The project is ahead of schedule in the nearly year-long approval process. In other news, the Cane Island Power Park hosted participants this week from Power-Gen International, the world’s largest power generation conference and exhibition. For more, click here.


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Issue #15 - Manufacturing Complete on Major Plant Component
Manufacturing and testing was recently completed on a major component of the proposed Cane Island Unit 4 power plant. The component, known as a combustion turbine, is what enables the plant to convert fuel to electricity. For more, click here.


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Issue #14 - Contractor Joins Project Team for Engineering, Procurement and Construction
The owners of the Cane Island Power Park are pleased to welcome Zachry Industrial Inc. to the team developing Cane Island Unit 4. Zachry was recently awarded a contract for engineering, procurement and construction of Unit 4. For more, click here.


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Issue #13 – Project Achieves Another Permitting Milestone
The owners of the Cane Island Power Park achieved another milestone last week in the year-long approval process to construct a new generating unit at the plant. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Division of Air Resource Management issued a permit to construct the proposed generator, known as Cane Island Unit 4. For more, click here.


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Issue #12 – Florida Public Service Commission Approves Cane Island Power Park Expansion
The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) today approved a request by the Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) for a determination of need for a new natural gas-fueled electrical generating unit in Osceola County. For more, click here.


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Issue #11 – Speakers Available for Local Community Group and Service Club Meetings
The owners of the Cane Island Power Park are inviting local community groups, service clubs and similar organizations to learn more about the Power Park and the new generating unit proposed for the site. For more, click here


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Issue #10 – Osceola County Board of County Commissioners Approves Land Use for Cane Island Unit 4
Last night, the Osceola County Board of County Commissioners approved the use of land at the Cane Island Power Park to construct a new natural gas-fueled generator, Cane Island Unit 4. This is one step in the multi-step approval process for new power plants. For more, click here.



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Issue #9 – Thank You for a Successful Plant Tour
We would like to thank the community for making the May 29 public tour of Cane Island Power Park a success. For more, click here.



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Issue #8 – Plant Tour Reminder
Don’t forget to join us Thursday, May 29, to tour the Cane Island Power Park and learn about plans to add a new generating unit at the site. For more, click here.



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Issue #7 – Public Invited to Tour Cane Island Power Park
Owners of the Cane Island Power Park invite members of the public to tour the facility on May 29, 2008, to see the existing power generating units and learn about the new unit proposed for the site. For more, click here.



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Issue #6 – FMPA Seeks Public Service Commission Approval of Cane Island Power Park Expansion
FMPA is asking the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) for approval of the proposed addition of Cane Island Unit 4. Information was submitted to the PSC to demonstrate the need for the proposed electrical power plant in the proposed time frame as the most cost-effective alternative available. For more, click here.



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Issue #5 – Thank You for a Successful Open House
FMPA and KUA would like to thank the residents of northwest Osceola County for making last Saturday's community picnic and open house a success.
For more, click here.


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Issue #4 – Community Picnic and Open House Reminder
Don’t forget to join us Saturday, April 5, for a Community Picnic and Open House.
For more, click here.



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Issue #3 – Cane Island Expansion Begins Permitting Process
. FMPA and KUA took the first step in the rigorous licensing and permitting process for the proposed addition of a natural gas-fueled power generator at the Cane Island Power Park.For more, click here.


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Issue #2 – Cane Island Owners Host Community Picnic and Open House. The owners of the Cane Island Power Park are hosting a community picnic and informational open house Saturday, April 5, at the Intercession City Civic Center.

For more, click here.


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Issue #1 – Getting to Know FMPA and the Cane Island Power Park
This e-newsletter provides an overview of FMPA and its proposed expansion of the Cane Island Power Park.
For more, click here.