SUA approves Boomer Lake Station demolition contract, new energy credit rate
Trustees hired an engineering firm to plan the plant's removal and approved a program letting large customers buy renewable energy certificates through GRDA
Stillwater Utilities Authority trustees voted unanimously Monday to hire Black & Veatch to engineer the demolition of the long-vacant Boomer Lake Station power plant, and separately adopted a new rate letting industrial customers buy renewable energy certificates.
Trustees approved both items 5-0 at their Aug. 3 meeting. The full board — Chair Will Joyce, Vice Chair Amy Dzialowski and Trustees Christie Hawkins, Kevin Clark and Tim Hardin — sit on the authority as the same five members of the Stillwater City Council.
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