Date/Time
Date(s) - 05/12/2016
6:00 pm
Location
Ontelauneee Energy Center
Tour of Ontelauneee Energy Center
Tour will start at 6:00 with a short presentation (Try to be there a little early.) Safety glasses and hard hats will be provided, but bring your own safety glasses if you have them. Safety shoes are not required, but open-toe shoes are not allowed. Also, no short pants. Everyone, including women, must wear pants.
Dinner will be at the Crossroads Restaurant at 7:30 P.M. Dinner choices are:
- Prime Rib
- Broiled Crab Cakes
- Chicken Roma with fresh tomatoes and provolone cheese
All dinners will come with a baked potato and green beans and include the soup and salad bar, soft drinks, coffee, and tea.
Cost: $25 for Members; $20 for Students & Retirees
THE TOUR IS LIMITED TO 25 PEOPLE
Ontelaunee Energy is a gas-fired power generation plant located just north of Reading in Ontelaunee Township. The Ontelaunee plant is one of 35 operated by Dynegy, Inc. Dynegy generates reliable, environmentally responsible, and affordable energy in the Midwest, Northeast and West Coast.
Dynegy’s 35 power stations can generate 26,000 megawatts (26 GW) of electricity – enough to power about 21 million homes. Through their retail electricity providers, Homefield Energy and Dynegy Energy Services, they serve residential, municipal, business, and industrial customers in Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Dynegy’s purpose is to energize and power our communities.
Safety is an absolute must for employees and contractors both at their plants and corporate offices and the communities in which they operate. They strive to finish each and every day incident and injury free.
Dynegy also promotes an environment in which those of all backgrounds are encouraged to share their perspectives and success is celebrated. They partner with each other, local communities, regulators, legislators and their stakeholders.
They anticipate and are responsive to internal and external changes. They adapt and thrive in new and challenging situations and proactively capitalize on opportunities to improve and grow.