HomeMy WebLinkAboutAttach. 18, 2012-07-11 Faulkner to Gates emailFrom: Faulkner, Don <Don.Faulkner@duke-energy.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 8:08 AM
To: Gates, Charlie <Charlie.Gates@pgnmail.com>
Bcc: c
Subject: Transitional units update
Cape Fear — No Safety, HPI, unit issues, or high risk work.
Unit 5 Status Online, Reduced to 130 NMW's due to elevated opacity, COA Submitted
Unit 6 Status Online, operating with throttle pressure lower to mitigate tube leaks, reduced
to 160 NMW,s, COA Submitted. Plans are to retire unit after evening peak Thursday to repair tube leak and be
back online Monday.
Lee & Riverbend — No Safety, HPI, unit issues, or high risk work.
All units in Reserve status, not issues EHS or other issues to report
Robinson Plant Status — No Safety, HPI, or high risk work.
Continue to work with ECC and Unit 2 (Nuclear) to manage Lake Temperatures for NPDES permit requirements.
Unit 1 Status Online, Reduced 5 MW's due to wet coal and operating with the XO heater
OOS.
Buck — No Safety, HPI, unit issues, or high risk work.
Unit 5 Status Off line on economy, unit may be required next Monday.
Unit 6 Status Off line on economy, unit may be required next Monday.
Environmental A fish kill was discovered yesterday afternoon along the bank of the creek that
feeds the "frog Pond" at Buck. Notification was made to Mooresville Office of NCDENR DWQ and to the NCWC
officer. DWQ did not indicate any further actions from us except that they requested. We monitor DO and PH
for a few days and to inform them if the fish kill increased. It is our SME's opinion that the Propylene Glycol spill
that occurred at the CC last week is the root cause of the kill. There were approximately 500 to 1000 dead small
sun fish along the bank. No enforcement action is anticipated based on the conversation with the personnel at
the Mooresville Office. (this was from the Combined Cycle site that occurred earlier in the week)
Dan River Status - No Safety, HPI, unit issues, or high risk work.
Decommissioning Meeting this week to review consultant's recommendations on
decommissioning
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