US contractor Total Wrecking prepares for next stage of Lakeland Electric McIntosh power plant implosion

American demolition contractor Total Wrecking & Environmental is preparing for further implosions at a major power plant after successfully felling a 79 m (260 ft) stack and 27 m (90 ft) Selective Catalytic Reaction unit last month.

The Buffalo, New York-based company has been on site at the Lakeland Electric utility’s McIntosh plant in Florida since last summer – and will spend the next 12 months taking down three massive coal-fired units that have operated for more than 40 years.

The scope of works comprises abatement, remediation,…

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