Scope

  • The Moss Landing Power Plant is a natural gas-fired electricity generation plant and battery energy storage facility located at the midpoint of Monterey Bay, with large stacks that serve as visible landmarks throughout the region.
  • Units 6 and 7, constructed in 1964, provided 1,500 megawatts of generation capacity through the use of supercritical steam operating at 3,600 PSI.
  • Vistra Energy contracted FERMA to mechanically demolish two 230-foot-tall boilers at the site.
  • FERMA executed the demolition using a bottom-to-top mechanical method with specialty heavy
  • FERMA executed the demolition using a bottom-to-top mechanical method with specialty heavy equipment, rather than employing traditional tripping or implosion techniques.
  • This mechanical demolition approach enabled in-place processing, minimized stress on structural members, reduced risks associated with boiler weight on compromised areas, and limited personnel and property exposure to falling debris.
  • Asset recovery initiatives resulted in $8,300,000 returned to client
  • The project was completed on schedule, within budget, and without incident.