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Control Point Hazard
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Print Screen of TDEC 2012 Division of Natural Areas Re Piney Falls Class II Natural - Scientific State Natural Area
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Print Screen of TDEC 2012 Division of Natural Areas Re Stinging Fork Falls Class II Natural - Scientific State Natural Area
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Print Screen of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 2012 - Species by County Report: Rhea and Meigs Counties, Tn
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Print Screen of TDEC 2012 Division of Natural Areas Re Rare Species by County Rhea/Meigs
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EPA 2012 Facility Detail Report - Clinton STP
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Ctc 2012 Ctc'S Tennessee Hiking Guide to the Cumberland Trail with Map
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EPA 2012 _ Envirofacts Warehouse _ Fii - Roane County STP
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Environmental Protection Agency 2012 - Facility Detail Report - Environmental Facts Warehouse _ Fii - Kuwahee
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Print Screen of TVA Chickamauga Reservoir
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Arra 2012 _ Recipient Project Summary Tru Waste Processing Center
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Arra 2012 _ Recipient Project Summary Biology Complex Dnd
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Print Screen Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations 2011
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EPA 2012 _ Envirofacts Warehouse _ Fii - Rockwood Water and Gas
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Tennessee Valley Authority 2012 - Fort Loudoun Reservoir
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Tennessee Valley Authority 2012 - Watts Bar Reservoir
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Tennessee Valley Authority 2012 - Kingston Fossil Plant
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Tennessee Valley Authority 2012 - Nickajack Reservoir
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Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development 2010 Noise
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DOE 2006_Geothermal_Maps
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Usbls 2010 - Local Area Unemployment Statistics Smoothed Seasonally Adjusted Metropolitan Area Estimates
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Fws 2011 Sheepnose Fact Sheet Jan 2011
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DOE-EIA 2009 Renewable Energy-Solar Thermal Collector Manufacturing Activities
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Tennessee American Water 2011 Annual Water Quality Report TN_0000107_CCR
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Fws 2010 the White-Nose Syndrome Mystery
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White-Nose Syndrome - U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
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Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation 2010 Ash Slide at TVA Kingston Fossil Plant
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Fws 2010 Species Profile for Spotfin Chub (Erimonax Monachus)
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Hiwassee Wildlife Refuge, Chickamauga Wildlife Management Area, Yuchi Refuge at Smith Bend & Environs
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TVA, 2009 Cultural Resources
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Rhea County 2009. County Website
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Notes on Foraging Activity of Female Myotis Leibii in Maryland
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USGS 2002 Tapestry_Of_Time
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Tennessee Natural Heritage Program Rare Species Observations for Tennessee Counties 2009
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Department of Energy 2009 Oak Ridge Reservation
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the Role of Renewable Energy in Reducing Greenhouse Gas Buildup
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TVA: Kingston Fossil Plant Supplier Portal TVAKids Employees & Retirees Distributor Portal TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY SEARCH GO Kingston Fossil Plant TVA Region Map Toxics Release Inventory TVA is required to report annually to the Environmental Protection Agency on the amounts of chemicals released by its fossil-fuel plants. Check here for the latest data on Kingston.
Emissions Data TVA monitors other emissions at its fossil plants, including SO2 , NO X ,
CO 2 , and mercury. Check here for the latest data on Kingston.
Kingston Fossil Plant is located on Watts Bar Reservoir on the Tennessee River near Kingston, Tennessee. At the time it was finished in 1955, Kingston was the largest coal-burning power plant in the world, a distinction it held for more than a decade.
Kingston:
Facts & Figures Balancing efficient power production with environmental protection Kingston Fossil Plant has nine Electricity is produced at each of generating units with a summer net Kingstons nine coal-fired units by the capability of 1,398 megawatts. Net process of heating water in a boiler to capability is a measure of how much produce steam. Under extremely high power a plant can generate for a pressure, the steam flows into a turbine Click for enlarged view specified time period, minus the power used by the plant itself.
that spins a generator to make electricity.
Construction began in 1951 and was Kingston generates about 10 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity a year, completed in 1955.
enough to power about 670,000 homes.
The plant consumes some 14,000 tons Through 2011, TVA has spent about $5.4 billion on emissions controls at of coal a day when operating at full its fossil-fuel plants to help TVA produce power as cleanly as possible, power.
consistent with efficiency. View more information about emissions at Kingston and the steps TVA is taking to control them.
Kingston Recovery TVA is working diligently to clean up the land and water in the area affected by an ash spill at Kingston in December 2008. TVA is working closely with leaders and residents of Roane County to regain public trust, promote economic development, and make the area better than it was before the spill.
The first phase of recovery work has essentially been completed. The Emory River was reopened May 29, 2010, after TVA removed more than 3.5 million cubic yards of ash and sediment from the river and adjoining areas.
TVA is now consolidating spilled ash that did not enter the river and preparing to store it onsite in a dredge cell that is being rebuilt and reinforced to resist earthquakes. Read more about the recovery effort here.
Tennessee Valley Authority LEGAL NOTICES INSPECTOR GENERAL SUPPLIER CONNECTION FACEBOOK 400 West Summit Hill Drive PRIVACY POLICY TVA POLICE ONLINE CONNECTION TWITTER Knoxville, TN 37902 LINKING POLICY EMPLOYMENT TVAKIDS YOUTUBE (865) 632-2101 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COMMUNITY RELATIONS INVESTOR RELATIONS FLICKR http://www.tva.gov/sites/kingston.htm[3/21/2012 12:12:09 PM]
TVA: Kingston Fossil Plant tvainfo@tva.gov NO FEAR ACT DATA LINKEDIN General Contact Information INFORMATION QUALITY http://www.tva.gov/sites/kingston.htm[3/21/2012 12:12:09 PM]
