Madison-based Alliant Energy Corp. on Thursday reported fourth-quarter earnings up over a year earlier, but just under analysts' expectations.
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Plant Manager Paul Gregor, left, and project manager Bob Newell inspect blades on a steam turbine at the West Riverside Energy Center. Exhaust gases from twin combustion turbines heats steam to drive a third generator, making the plant more efficient.Â
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Plant Manager Paul Gregor describes the combined cycle process used to create electricity from natural gas at Alliant Energy's new West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit. Unlike a traditional coal-fired generator, the plant can ramp up or down in a matter of hours.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Exhaust gases from twin combustion turbines is used to create steam that powers a third generator at the West Riverside Energy Center. The combined cycle design captures more than 47% of the energy released when natural gas is burned.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Photos: The view inside Alliant Energy's West Riverside power plant
Atlantic Plant Maintenance millwrights repair the steam turbine at Alliant Energy's West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit.Â
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Plant Manager Paul Gregor, left, and project manager Bob Newell inspect blades on a steam turbine at the West Riverside Energy Center. Exhaust gases from twin combustion turbines heats steam to drive a third generator, making the plant more efficient.Â
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Plant Manager Paul Gregor describes the combined cycle process used to create electricity from natural gas at Alliant Energy's new West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit. Unlike a traditional coal-fired generator, the plant can ramp up or down in a matter of hours.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Blades on the General Electric steam turbine at the West Riverside Energy Center are exposed while millwrights work to fix design flaws.Â
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
An Atlantic Plant Maintenance millwright repairs the steam turbine at West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Atlantic Plant Maintenance millwright Logan Ashby cleans the steam turbine at the West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit. The turbine is being repaired to fix design flaws covered by warranty.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Exhaust gases from twin combustion turbines is used to create steam that powers a third generator at the West Riverside Energy Center. The combined cycle design captures more than 47% of the energy released when natural gas is burned.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Wrenches hang in a shipping container that serves as a toolbox for millwrights working on the steam turbine at West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
Exhaust stacks at the West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit were painted in red and white stripe in an homage to the former Rock River plant.Â
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
A 4.4-megawatt solar field produces a portion of the electricity needed to run the West Riverside Energy Center, a 725-megawatt natural gas-powered plant in Beloit.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
The West Riverside Energy Center in Beloit began producing electricity in May 2020. The 725-megawatt plant burns natural gas to power three generators.
- KAYLA WOLF, STATE JOURNAL
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