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75th Anniversary

Nebraska City Unit 2 goes online

July 9, 2018 | Laura King-Homan | flashback, history, Nebraska City Station
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In May 2009, Unit 2 went online at OPPD’s Nebraska City Station, the utility’s largest generation plant.

Nebraska City Station Unit 2 (NC2) could produce 663 MW of coal-fired electricity. It sits next to the plant’s first generation unit, which could produce 646 MW. NC2 went online on the 30th anniversary of the first unit.

In 2009, OPPD planned to use half of the output for its own customers’ needs, with the second half used by seven other entities who participated in the project.

Those entities included: Nebraska Public Power District, Nebraska City Utilities, Falls City Utilities, City of Grand Island Utilities Department, City of Independence (Mo.) Power & Light, Missouri Joint Electric Utility Commission and Central Minnesota Municipal Power Agency.

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About Laura King-Homan

Laura King-Homan is the manager of Corporate Brand and Communication Operations, at Omaha Public Power District. She has nearly 20 years of print journalism and design experience, including the Omaha World-Herald.

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