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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2006
Page
1
Odessa officials and business leaders discuss the FutureGen plan with Mark Sterkel and Neil McDonald noting a 1 billion dollar impact on metal working, concrete, insulators, and transformers as the coal powered project aims to boost local industry and infrastructure. Steve Melzer joins the advisory committee sharing the view that the Permian Basin infrastructure sets the stage for the coal powered facility.
Odessa official touts Penwell site for the world’s first near zero emissions coal plant, noting 600 acre purchase agreement and existing transmission water and CO2 pipelines. Absence of local coal is offset by multiple CO2 pipelines and rail access, with mineral owners agreeing not to drill.
Stephanie Sparkman leads the West Texas FutureGen Task Force urging the Permian Basin to host a $1 billion future fuel plant. Texas sites narrowed to Jewett and Penwell near Odessa, with Odessa and Penwell expected to benefit from growth, local hiring, and revived commerce should construction proceed. Sparks optimism about local economic expansion through nearby energy projects.
Two American soldiers died when a roadside bomb struck patrols south of Baghdad amid a large operation to secure the capital. Earlier, a raid detained Sunni cleric Sheik Jamal al Dabban and three of his sons in Tikrit, drawing protests and highlighting Nigeria-like tensions in Iraq's security campaign.
The notice lists contact options for photo services. It includes names, addresses, and daytime phone numbers. It states photos cannot be returned and provides two phone numbers for inquiries: 333-7774 and 333-7740.
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