ATLANTA, Oct. 1, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power continues to make progress towards the closure of the ash pond at Plant McIntosh with the dewatering process scheduled to begin in October.

Three ash ponds at Hammond to be completely excavated with ash stored in a permitted, lined landfill, one ash pond to be closed in place using proven engineering methods and closure technologies ...

Many suburban neighborhoods have retention ponds to manage stormwater runoff volume and mitigate any potential pollution from this runoff. Over time, these ponds can fill with sediment and other ...

Georgia Power has announced it has begun dewatering its 29 coal ash ponds at 11 active and retired power generation sites. The process treats the water removed during the dewatering process to ensure ...

Georgia Power is moving forward with the planned cleanup of the ash pond at Plant McIntosh in Rincon. The company will begin the process of removing and cleaning up the water from the 24-acre ash pond ...

Many power plants have sediment retention ponds that require control of pH for the effluent. The following guidelines for fossil plant sediment pond pH control will help you design a robust system ...

ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - The Georgia Power Company will drain old ponds that hold coal ash produced in the making of electricity, and use the ash to be mixed with Portland cement. Plant Mitchell, south of ...

It will take three to four years to remove 493,320 cubic yards of contaminated sediments from Woods Pond, Valley Mill Pond and the nearby floodplains of the Housatonic River, according to General ...

ATLANTA, Oct. 1, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power continues to make progress towards the closure of the ash pond at Plant McIntosh with the dewatering process scheduled to begin in October.

ATLANTA, Jan. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power continues to make progress towards the closure of three ash ponds at Plant Mitchell with the dewatering process scheduled to begin in February.