NOMINATE YOUR PLANT
for a
Award
If you know of a plant that’s worth
bragging about, nominate it for one
of
POWER
magazine’s annual awards.
Plants anywhere in the world have
three chances to win!
The
Power Plant of the Year
award will be
presented to a plant that leads our industry in the
successful deployment of advanced technology—
maximizing efficiency while minimizing
environmental impact. In short, the Power Plant of
the Year, featured in the August issue of
POWER
, is
the best of class over the past year.
The
Marmaduke Award,
named after the
legendary plant troubleshooter whose exploits
have been chronicled in
POWER
since 1948,
recognizes operations and maintenance excellence
at existing power plants. The Marmaduke Award
winner will also be profiled in the August issue.
Top Plants Awards
recognize the best in class over
the past year in each of four generation categories:
combined-cycle (September), coal-fired (October),
nuclear (November), and renewable (December).
Award finalists and winners will be selected by the
editors of
POWER
based on nominations submitted
by you and your industry peers—suppliers, designers,
constructors, and operators of power plants.
Nominations are due May 24, 2010.
Read about all the 2009 winners and
download entry forms from www.powermag.com
(under “Also from POWER Magazine”).
PLANT OF THE YEAR:
ILLINOIS
MARMADUKE AWARD:
NETHERLANDS
TOP PLANT, GAS: ITALY
TOP PLANT, COAL: INDIA
TOP PLANT, NUCLEAR:
SOUTH CAROLINA
TOP PLANT,
RENEWABLES: NEVADA
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