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The Burning Question: Re-fueling Rock-Tenn By Mary Turck , Special to the TC Daily Planet When the High Bridge power plant stops burning coal in June, the Rock-Tenn recycling plant in St. Paul will lose its energy source. That poses major concerns for a wide variety of stakeholders throughout the metro area and beyond. Concerns focus on the sources of energy that will replace the coal-generated steam of Xcel’s High Bridge plant. MORE » Click the play button below to listen to this audio file in your browser.

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The Burning Question: Re-fueling Rock-Tenn

By Mary Turck , Special to the TC Daily Planet

When the High Bridge power plant stops burning coal in June, the Rock-Tenn recycling plant in St. Paul will lose its energy source. That poses major concerns for a wide variety of stakeholders throughout the metro area and beyond. Concerns focus on the sources of energy that will replace the coal-generated steam of Xcel’s High Bridge plant. MORE »

Click the play button below to listen to this audio file in your browser.

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