The Portland Bureau of Environmental Services last week celebrated the opening of its new $8 million co-generation facility at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment plant. The facility will burn methane gas produced from the city’s solid waste to generate more than 12 million kilowatt hours of electricity, or about enough to power 1,000 Northwest homes, … Continue reading Portland Plant Turns City Waste Into Power
Donning hard hats and safety vests, five students participating in the Oregon Building Congress’ Student Construction Academy got a first look at James W. Fowler Co.’s latest construction project at the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant. Accompanied by a supervisor from the Clark County Educational Service District #112, the students were given a tour of … Continue reading Students get first look at Fowler work site
The City of Portland (City) is known nationwide for it’s commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency and the Columbia Boulevard Wastewater Treatment Plant (CBWTP) Co-Generation Plant is just the latest in the City’s efforts to promote energy efficient operations. The Co-Generation Facility project included installation of two 850 kW generators; process piping … Continue reading Columbia Blvd. Wastewater Treatment Plant Co-Generation Facility
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JWF partnered with Cascade Shoring LLC and other partners to highlight trench safety during the week of June 18 - 23, 2018. This reminder of ...
The Northwest Utility Contractor's Association, which JWF is a founding member of, released the following in a press release: Our College scholarship winner is James Seely. James ...
Aerial shots of the Rock Creek AWWTF project show the completed gravity thickeners and fermenters (the 4 white circles) and new pump station. Congratulations to ...
JWF was recently awarded the Fulton Pump Station Replacement project by the City of Portland. Construction will begin in March to replace a century-old drinking ...
