Overview
LOGAN GENERATING COMPANY is an operational harbour facility in Claymont, Delaware, United States, located on the Delaware River. It serves the marine utilities sector with a focus on energy generation.
LOGAN GENERATING COMPANY is a harbour facility located in Claymont, Delaware, on the Delaware River. It operates within the marine utilities sector, supporting energy generation and related maritime activities. The facility is situated in New Castle County, a key industrial area along the U.S. East Coast. As a harbour facility, LOGAN GENERATING COMPANY handles bulk cargo and supports power generation operations. It operates under U.S. regulatory frameworks including the EPA Vessel General Permit (VGP) and NPDES permits for stormwater management. The facility's location on the Delaware River requires compliance with MARPOL Annexes for waste management and oil-water separation. The facility plays a role in regional energy supply and maritime logistics. Its proximity to the Delaware River and the Port of Wilmington supports industrial activity in the Mid-Atlantic region. Environmental management focuses on stormwater runoff and potential impacts on the Delaware River estuary.
Environmental context
The facility is located on the Delaware River, a major estuary supporting diverse aquatic habitats. Operations involve bulk cargo handling and energy generation, requiring careful stormwater management to prevent runoff into sensitive coastal waters. Oil-water separation and spill prevention are critical due to the potential for hydrocarbon releases from vessel operations and on-site activities.
Frequently asked questions
LOGAN GENERATING COMPANY is located on the Delaware River at Pier New Jersey Side in Claymont, Delaware, United States.
LOGAN GENERATING COMPANY is a harbour facility in the marine utilities sector, primarily supporting energy generation and maritime logistics.
The facility operates under U.S. EPA VGP and NPDES permits for stormwater management, and complies with MARPOL Annexes for waste and oil-water separation.
The Delaware River is a major estuary with sensitive aquatic habitats. The facility must manage stormwater runoff and prevent oil spills to protect water quality.
The facility supports energy generation and handles bulk cargo, contributing to regional power supply and maritime operations.
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