Implosion
Bull Run Fossil Plant in Tennessee slated for implosion
The retired 889-megawatt coal-fired electric generating station is owned and operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority.
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Demolition of Trenton power plant postponed until March
The nearly 100-year-old coal-fired power plant has been idled since 2022.
Residents raise concerns about boiler house demo at Pennsylvania power plant
Residents in Springdale, Pennsylvania, filed an injunction seeking to block the implosion of a boiler house at the former Cheswick Generating Station.
Pennsylvania DEP fines demo firm $39K for waste violations
Charah Solutions and two other contractors responsible for the implosion of smokestacks at the former Cheswick Generating Station allowed demolition debris to enter nearby properties.
Homrich helps demolish Detroit incineration facility
After the city requested air quality improvements at the facility, Detroit Renewable Energy decided to cease operations.
Pennsylvania power plant implosion damages several nearby homes
The implosion of the Cheswick Generating Station in Springdale, Pennsylvania, felled several power poles, which damaged some homes nearby.
VIDEO: Demo crews implode former Elrama power plant in Pennsylvania
The plant, which stood for nearly seven decades, came down May 12 with hundreds of spectators in the surrounding area to witness the event.
North American Dismantling Corp. implodes FirstEnergy stacks in Pennsylvania
The firm plans to demolish two cement hyperbolic cooling towers later this summer.
Update: Total Wrecking & Environmental to implode part of power plant
The Buffalo, New York, firm plans to demolish a 260-foot stack and 90-foot boiler Jan. 14 at Florida-based Lakeland Electric’s C.D. McIntosh Power Plant.
Video: Total Wrecking & Demolition implodes Logan Generating Station
The Swedesboro, New Jersey, plant was the last coal-fired plant in the state, and its end will usher in an era of clean energy, officials say.
Video: TVA implodes cooling towers at Paradise Fossil Plant
Crews imploded three roughly 435-foot-tall cooling towers as part of an ongoing redevelopment project.
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