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- The Lee Plant is located in Goldsboro, N.C., with three coal-fired units and four combustion turbine units capable of producing approximately 498 MW. The first coal unit began operating in 1951.
- The Lee Plant had the second U.S. installation of Russian WIR technology, which reduces emissions of nitrogen oxides.
- The Wayne County Plant is also located near Goldsboro, N.C., and has four combustion turbine units capable of producing approximately 668 MW. The plant began operation in 2000.
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Total Release (lbs) *
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Barium Compounds
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150,004
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Chromium Compounds
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25,000
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Copper Compounds
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31,000
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Dioxins (in grams)
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0.43
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Hydrochloric Acid (aerosols)
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1,600,000
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Hydrogen Fluoride
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130,000
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Lead Compounds
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13,000
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Manganese Compounds
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35,000
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Mercury Compounds
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180
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Nickel Compounds
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22,000
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Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds (PACs)
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10
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Sulfuric Acid (aerosols)
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82,000
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Vanadium Compounds
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50,000
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Zinc Compounds
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33,010
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* Total release quantities to air, land, and water are rounded to appropriate figures. TRI compounds reported on Form A or with no releases are not included in this summary.
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