| The MMWEC power supply includes MMWEC-owned
capacity in five major New England power plants:
· Stony Brook Intermediate Unit
· Stony Brook Peaking Unit
· Seabrook Station
· Millstone Unit No. 3
· Wyman Unit No. 4
The MMWEC-owned capacity and energy from
these plants is resold at MMWEC’s cost to 28 Massachusetts
municipal utilities, the Pascoag (Rhode Island) Utility District
and six utilities in Vermont. MMWEC also purchases power in bulk
through bilateral contracts with power suppliers and resells the
power at cost to participating utilities.
Wyman Unit No. 4 is a 619-megawatt
No. 2 oil-fired generating plant located in Yarmouth, Maine. Unit
No. 4, which began operation in 1978, is the newest and largest
unit in the four-unit Wyman Station. The principal owner and operator
of Wyman Station is FPL Energy Wyman, LLC, an indirect subsidiary
of Florida-based FPL Group, Inc. FPL Energy Wyman owns approximately
61.8% of Wyman Unit No. 4. The remaining 38.2 percent of the unit
is owned by 11 other utilities, including MMWEC, which owns approximately
3.7 percent, or about 22.7 megawatt of the unit’s capacity.
MMWEC’s Wyman Project Participants include
12 Massachusetts municipal utilities based in the communities
of Boylston, Holyoke, Hudson, Hull, Littleton, Marblehead, Middleborough,
Middleton, North Attleborough, Shrewsbury, Wakefield, and Westfield.
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Quick Facts – Wyman Unit No.
4 |
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Location: |
Yarmouth, Maine |
| On-Line Date: |
1978 |
| Fuel: |
No. 2 oil |
| Principal Owner/Operator: |
FPL Energy Wyman, LLC |
| Total Capacity: |
619 megawatts |
| MMWEC Ownership: |
22.7 megawatts |
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