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Demolition begins on Michigan power plant that made history

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DTE Energy started phase one of the demolition on the Trenton Channel Power Plant on Friday, March 15 by taking down the two smoke stacks. The second phase is set to begin on May 17 with the demolition of the boiler house. The plant was the first to use pulverized coal as fuel instead of stoker-fired beds of coal, which led the way for improvements.

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Demolition begins on Michigan power plant that made history

Demolition started on a Downriver power plant that began operating 100 years ago. DTE Energy started phase one of the demolition on the Trenton Channel Power Plant on Friday, March 15 by taking down the two smoke stacks. The second phase is set to begin on May 17 with the demolition of the boiler house. According to DTE Energy, the plant was the first to use pulverized coal as fuel instead of stoker-fired beds of coal, which led the way for impro

2 months ago·Detroit, United States

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