Lockwood Greene to Build Power Plant for Constellation Power Source

SPARTANBURG, SC-The locally based engineering and construction firm has a contract to build a power plant in Brevard County, FL for Constellation Power Source at an undisclosed cost, according to a published report. Commercial operation of the plant is expected to begin in June 2002.

By Brian Falk | March 01, 2001 at 01:01 AM

J.A. Jones E&C, a Lockwood Greene subsidiary, is building the plant for the Oleander Power Project Limited Partnership. The plant will be a high-efficiency, simple-cycle peaking station with four GE Frame 7FA gas turbine generator sets and can be expanded to five units, according to the published report.

J.A. Jones serves power, manufacturing, process, and institutional clients. The firm has more than 3,000 megawatts constructed in Florida, with 2,600 megawatts under construction.

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