Video: The Evolution of Power Plant Construction
Video: The Evolution of Power Plant Construction
Chris Tye is president of global engineer/constructor Fluor Corp.’s power division and an active player in the development of new and refurbished power stations. While natural gas continues to be the predominant fuel source, often through development of combined-cycle plants, he talks about the changing fuel mix, including the future of coal and nuclear power, as well as changes in the design and construction of power plants.
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