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GenOn Energy, Inc. _ Bowline 3 and Lovett ... - Energy Highway

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Introduction<br />

<strong>GenOn</strong> <strong>Energy</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. (“<strong>GenOn</strong>”) through one of its indirect subsidiaries is pleased to<br />

participate in the State of new York’s <strong>Energy</strong> <strong>Highway</strong> Request for Information (“RFI”).<br />

<strong>GenOn</strong> intends to offer attractive solutions to new York’s energy challenges. Our proposal<br />

focuses on developing a clean generating power project at our existing <strong>GenOn</strong> <strong>Bowline</strong><br />

Station, a brownfield site in Haverstraw, new York. In addition to our proposal for the<br />

<strong>Bowline</strong> site, we are eager to work with new York to also develop a project at our <strong>GenOn</strong><br />

<strong>Lovett</strong> location, a developable brownfield site in Stony Point, new York.<br />

Each of these sites is located near existing interconnection infrastructure <strong>and</strong> is ideal for<br />

serving the energy needs of the downstate <strong>and</strong> Lower Hudson Valley regions. Both <strong>Bowline</strong><br />

<strong>and</strong> <strong>Lovett</strong> present unique opportunities to deliver safe, affordable, <strong>and</strong> reliable energy<br />

for new York State. we are willing to tailor our projects to meet the needs of the State <strong>and</strong><br />

look forward to engaging in a partnership that will serve the interests of the State with our<br />

projects.<br />

Required Information<br />

Respondent InfoRmatIon<br />

<strong>GenOn</strong> <strong>Energy</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>. (nYSE: GEn) is one of the largest competitive generators of wholesale<br />

electricity in the United States, with power generation facilities located in key regions of<br />

the country <strong>and</strong> a generation portfolio of approximately 23,700 megawatts. <strong>GenOn</strong> has<br />

approximately 3,400 employees <strong>and</strong> is headquartered in Houston, Texas.<br />

<strong>GenOn</strong>’s portfolio of power generation facilities consists of 47 stations in 12 U.S. states<br />

<strong>and</strong> includes baseload, intermediate <strong>and</strong> peaking units using coal, natural gas <strong>and</strong> oil to<br />

generate electricity. The company has owned <strong>and</strong> operated electric generation facilities<br />

in the state of new York since 1999. Currently, <strong>GenOn</strong> owns <strong>and</strong> operates the <strong>Bowline</strong><br />

generation facility in Haverstraw, new York, which consists of two natural gas/oil units<br />

with a combined nominal capacity of 1,139 mw <strong>and</strong> owns the <strong>Lovett</strong> site located in<br />

Stony Point, new York.<br />

maintaining a strong organizational focus on safety <strong>and</strong> the environment is a core value<br />

at <strong>GenOn</strong>. The company is committed to a fleetwide "Zero <strong>Inc</strong>ident Culture” <strong>and</strong> strives<br />

to ensure that appropriate resources <strong>and</strong> training are provided at all levels of the enterprise<br />

in order to consistently achieve industry-leading safety performance. <strong>GenOn</strong><br />

uses a comprehensive environmental management system, integrating environmental<br />

considerations into business operations <strong>and</strong> strategy. The company fosters a culture<br />

of continuous improvement, always driving for better, more effective, more efficient<br />

environmental performance.<br />

<strong>GenOn</strong> possesses significant experience <strong>and</strong> capabilities in the development of new power<br />

generation stations. Since the late 1990s, <strong>GenOn</strong> has successfully developed over 12,000<br />

megawatts of natural gas-fired simple cycle <strong>and</strong> combined cycle power generation facilities<br />

throughout the United States. <strong>GenOn</strong>’s development capabilities are comprehensive <strong>and</strong><br />

include permitting, engineering, procurement <strong>and</strong> construction (EPC) management,<br />

project financing, <strong>and</strong> plant operations. The company also has extensive experience with<br />

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