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Developers are finalizing the decommissioning of the former B.C. Cobb coal plant in Muskegon as the 115-acre site assumes new ownership and a sole focus as a port terminal facility.
The Cobb plant at the eastern end of Muskegon Lake — built in 1948 and retired in 2016 as part of Consumers Energy’s long-term clean energy plan — was demolished earlier this year after crews systemically tore down its 680-foot smokestack.
