Site Report: Brandenburg’s award winning project

Steve Ducker Desk Editor, Off Highway Research

30 November 2022

On 31 July 2021, personnel from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) witnessed the demolition of the 182 m (600 ft) smokestack and 10 boilers and precipitators at the Johnsonville Fossil Plant in New Johnsonville, Tennessee.

The demise of that stack represented the end of the 1,500 MW plant. Johnsonville was TVA’s oldest coal-fired power facility and this final implosion cleared the site for future development and opened the door for a new-generation project to advance clean energy technologies.

Johnsonville produced power from 1951 to 2017.…

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