Following the release of the victims’ names by the Clinton County Sheriff after yesterday’s plane crash, BWL General Manager Dick Peffley released the following statement.
Jeffrey Mosher welcomes Breina Pugh, Community Relations Manager at Lansing Board of Water & Light into the MBN Studio. They discuss recent, current, and ongoing events involving Lansing BWL, and the mid-Michigan community.
• BWL 5k – recently on Saturday, August 10
• BWL Golf 4 Charity – this Friday, August 23
• Chili Cook-off coming up October 4th
The Lansing Board of Water & Light will host its 11th annual Hometown Power 5K this Saturday, August 10 at 9am. Proceeds for the event will benefit the McLaren Greater Lansing Healthcare Foundation.
The Lansing Board of Water & Light is scheduled to flush water mains in northwest Lansing beginning the evening of Friday, August 2 and finishing the morning of Monday, August 5. Water main flushing is a routine procedure to remove accumulated sediment and maintain water quality. Flushing has no effect on the water’s safety for drinking or other uses.
As of 9:27 p.m. Saturday, July 20, the Lansing Board of Water & Light has 189 customers without power scattered throughout its service territory.
BWL has brought in outside municipal crews to assist BWL crews to restore power. While BWL is working as hard as it can to restore power to all customers, it could take until late Sunday for full restoration.
The Lansing Board of Water & Light has launched its newly designed website which features a more modern, responsive design, improved functionality and better organized content. Created with the user’s experience in mind, the site features content that customers want most, including information on outages, paying bills and applying for jobs.
The Lansing Board of Water & Light announced today the completion of its Central Substation project located on the corner of W. Malcolm X St. and S. Washington Ave. in REO Town. The project’s completion also marks the re-opening of Scott Park.
250MW plant to be BWL’s biggest project ever, creating 1,200 construction jobs
The Lansing Board of Water & Light broke ground today on its new, cleaner and more efficient $500 million natural gas-fired Delta Energy Park. The new plant will generate 250 megawatts (MWs) and create 1,200 construction jobs.
Located at the Erickson Power Station in Delta Township, the new plant will replace both BWL’s coal-fired plants, Eckert and Erickson Power Stations, when they retire in 2020 and 2025 respectively, and will be the BWL’s second natural gas plant. Retiring both plants will make the BWL to become the largest utility in Michigan to generate coal-free power by 2025, reducing its carbon emissions by 80 percent.
Chris Holman welcomes John Krzystowczyk, Energy Analyst, Environmental Services Department, Lansing B.W.L., Lansing, MI, to the studio to discuss several energy topics.
The Lansing Board of Water & Light and Impression 5 Science Center will celebrate the 26th annual Adopt A River event tomorrow, Saturday, May 11 at Impression 5 Science Center, 200 Museum Drive in Lansing. This year’s event theme will celebrate “Power to the Pollinators.”
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