North Carolina Renewable Power-Lumberton

Retrofit of an existing dormant coal-fired power plant to a renewable energy power plant utilizing biomass, in particular, poultry litter and wood waste.

Investment

  • NMTC Amount: $15,400,000
  • Total Project Cost: $82,970,781

IMPACT

  • 140 FTE jobs
  • 369 construction jobs

Investor

Project Description

NCRP will retrofit an existing dormant coal-fired power plant to a renewable energy power plant utilizing biomass, in particular, poultry litter and wood waste: NC Renewable Power (NCRP) retrofit a dormant coal-fired power plant to a 25MW renewable energy power plant utilizing locally sourced poultry litter and wood waste. The NCRP plant is located in rural Robeson County, one of NC’s poorest areas and a region dominated by large scale poultry production. Water runoff from poultry litter pollutes local waterways. NCRP’s use of poultry litter helps local farmers and removes a significant amount of poultry litter from the community. NCRP is only the second utility scale power plant in the US utilizing a high percentage of poultry litter.

MAP

Address: 1866 Hestertown Road, Lumberton, NC 28358

Census Tract: 37155960802

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