Questions surround future of Fort Bend County power plant
A unit at a power plant in Fort Bend County will remain offline through at least the end of the year after a fire broke out at the facility earlier
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A unit at a power plant in Fort Bend County will remain offline through at least the end of the year after a fire broke out at the facility earlier
The owner of a Fort Bend County power plant has shuttered a unit at the facility at least through the end of the month while investigators try to determine what
Investigators are working to determine what might have caused a hydrogen fire at one of the Houston region’s biggest power plants in Fort Bend County that drew agencies from across
Shortly before 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 21, the Hazmat Response Unit was dispatched to the Wastewater Treatment Facility on west Amador Avenue after staff detected possible abnormalities on one of their one-ton chlorine cylinders. The Hazmat Response Unit was dispatched out of an abundance of caution. Hazmat crews investigated the large tank and found no active leaks or hazardous environment. As a precautionary measure, the hazmat crew assisted Wastewater Treatment Facility personnel with shutting off the cylinder and capping the main valve. The cylinder in question is expected to be r...