The rotor for one of CMU’s generating units was returned to the plant Tuesday morning. CMU General Manager Matt Hopper says the power plant was a busy place.
Unloaded with a crane.
Hopper says they will be working to bring that unit back on line.
Working towards a goal of March 1st.
Hopper says this is a generator unit that has been out of service since 2019. Repairs to the rotor cost about $765,000, with an expected total cost to bring the unit back on line of near $1.6 million.
