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The White Pine Energy Station was a proposed coal-fired power plant that was to be built in White Pine County, Nevada. The plant was to be built in the county's Steptoe Valley, and would be located 34 miles north of the city of Ely. White Pine Energy Associates, LLC, a subsidiary of LS Power, announced the project in February 2004, with plans to begin construction in 2006, with the possibility of having it operational in 2010. The 1,590-megawatt project would consist of three units, each producing 530 megawatts.

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rdfs:label	White Pine Energy Station (en)
rdfs:comment	The White Pine Energy Station was a proposed coal-fired power plant that was to be built in White Pine County, Nevada. The plant was to be built in the county's Steptoe Valley, and would be located 34 miles north of the city of Ely. White Pine Energy Associates, LLC, a subsidiary of LS Power, announced the project in February 2004, with plans to begin construction in 2006, with the possibility of having it operational in 2010. The 1,590-megawatt project would consist of three units, each producing 530 megawatts. (en)
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name	White Pine Energy Station (en)
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location	Steptoe Valley White Pine County, Nevada
dcterms:subject	Proposed coal-fired power stations in the United States White Pine County, Nevada
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Electrical grid Environmental impact statement Nevada Power Company United States Environmental Protection Agency Utilities Coral McGill, Nevada Proposed coal-fired power stations in the United States Ely Energy Center Subpoena Ely, Nevada Endangered Species Act Government Accountability Office Great Basin National Park NV Energy Andrew Cuomo Zion National Park Powder River Basin Steptoe Valley CH2M Hill Bureau of Land Management White Pine County, Nevada New York Attorney General Dynegy EDAW Fossil fuel power station Gulf of Mexico Harry Reid White Pine County, Nevada Acid rain Cherry Creek, Nevada Jim Gibbons (American politician) dbr:Sulfur_dioxide Coal Trout Southern Nevada Great Recession National Park Service National Parks Conservation Association Nevada Northern Railway Project manager Transmission line Wet scrubber Ely Shoshone Tribe Privately held
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://archive.org/details/finalenvironment04neva
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cost	$1 billion to $3 billion (en)
country	United States (en)
location	Steptoe Valley White Pine County, Nevada
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has abstract	The White Pine Energy Station was a proposed coal-fired power plant that was to be built in White Pine County, Nevada. The plant was to be built in the county's Steptoe Valley, and would be located 34 miles north of the city of Ely. White Pine Energy Associates, LLC, a subsidiary of LS Power, announced the project in February 2004, with plans to begin construction in 2006, with the possibility of having it operational in 2010. The 1,590-megawatt project would consist of three units, each producing 530 megawatts. The project went through several delays and faced opposition from senator Harry Reid, as well as concerned environmental groups and the National Park Service, which believed that the plant would diminish air quality and affect the wildlife at the nearby Great Basin National Park. Supporters of the project included Nevada governor Jim Gibbons, the Ely Shoshone Tribe, and some Ely city officials. LS Power postponed the project indefinitely in March 2009, due to a declining economy and increasing uncertainty regarding regulations. (en)
construction began	Initially scheduled for 2006 (en)
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