Westinghouse Electric Company has signed a contract with Dominion Energy to implement a digital modernization program at the Surry Power Station in Virginia.
The new contract will support Dominion's Subsequent License Renewal program for Surry Units 1 and 2, ensuring the continued delivery of carbon-free energy for 419,000 homes. During the execution of the program, the companies will upgrade 23 safety and non-safety systems over a nine-year period. The program will include digital instrumentation and control (I&C) hardware, software, design, engineering, manufacture, delivery and engineering support.
“Our I&C technology will not only holistically support the long-term operations of the Surry Station, but the completion of this modernization program will create a roadmap for future digital system upgrades in North America – improving the performance of the fleet,” said David Howell, Westinghouse president of Americas operating plant services.
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