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Fluor Set to Begin Construction on Dominion’s Brunswick County Power Station

Aug. 16, 2013
Fluor Corp. will begin construction on Dominion Virgina Power’s new power station in Brunswick County, Va.
Fluor Corp. recently received full notice to proceed from Dominion Virginia Power to
begin construction on the company’s new 1,358MW natural gas-fueled power station in Brunswick County, Va. This award follows the limited notice to proceed contract that Dominion awarded to Fluor in August 2012.

Fluor began providing engineering and procurement services on the plant from its Charlotte, N.C., office last year while Dominion awaited regulatory approvals to begin construction. The project is expected to staff approximately 600 craft workers at peak during the construction phase.

The new combined cycle, natural gas-fired power station will meet increased customer demand and replace electricity from older coal-fired generating units that are being retired.

The Brunswick County Power Station is expected to begin providing commercial service in the summer of 2016.

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