Duke/Fluor Daniel will construct the 600-megawatt Luna Energy Facility in New Mexico, the 620-megawatt Grays Harbor Energy Facility in Washington and the 1,200-megawatt Moapa Energy Facility in Nevada. The three projects are being planned as natural gas-fired, combined-cycle, merchant power generation facilities. They have a combined value of more than $1.2 billion.
Slated for commercial operation in summer 2003, the power plants will be operated by Duke Energy's Houston-based merchant energy company, known as Duke Energy North America.
"Duke/Fluor Daniel's capabilities in mobilizing labor, in procurement and construction give us an extra measure of confidence that these facilities will be providing competitively priced power to the Western United States when demand peaks in the summer," says Jim Donnell, president and CEO of DENA.
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