Florida Power & Light continued to embrace natural gas-fueled power generation with the commissioning Monday of its newest “clean energy” plant at Port Everglades. The plant, previously ...

FPL Plans to Replace Port Everglades Plant The old plant would be demolished in 2013, under the plan. By Lisa Orkin Emmanuel • Published July 18, 2011 • Updated on July 18, 2011 at 9:23 pm ...

The red-striped smokestacks at Port Everglades will be demolished in 2013 under a plan by Florida Power & Light to modernize its old, polluting power plant, the company announced Monday. The c… ...

At 6:45 a.m. Tuesday, Florida Power & Light will demolish what remains of the Port Everglades Power Plant.

Florida Power & Light (FPL) demolished four smokestacks and boilers at its 1,254 MW Port Everglades oil- and natural gas-fired power plant in Florida on July 16.

It’s official. Those candy-cane-striped smokestacks at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale are history. They’ll be demolished around June next year — surely an event to watch, like the ...

FPL to demolish Port Everglades plant in 2013. View Slideshow 2 photos . expand. expand. The existing plant has been burning about 60 percent oil and 40 percent natural gas, and generates about ...

FT. LAUDERDALE (CBS4) – Plans are underway to tear down Florida Power and Light's iconic red and white smoke stacks at Port Everglades to make way for a new power plant. According to FPL, to ...

State regulators Tuesday unanimously approved Florida Power & Light's proposal to build a nearly $1.2 billion power plant in Broward County, saying it is the best way to meet the utility's ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Florida Power & Light Co. used 450 pounds of dynamite to demolish a 1960s power plant in Fort Lauderdale. The plant imploded in a series of 90 controlled explosions ...

FPL Plant at Port Everglades Demolished Smoke stacks that have been a part of Fort Lauderdale skyline brought down By Julia Bagg • Published July 16, 2013 • Updated on July 16, 2013 at 10:43 pm ...