Tenaska Senior Public Affairs Specialist Holley Hatt (left) and Manager of Business Development Helen Manroe attend the annual Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce Banquet Sept. 29. Posted with the permission of the Sweetwater Reporter.

Nolan County and Sweetwater officials and business owners toured the site of the proposed Tenaska Trailblazer Energy Center east of Sweetwater. From left: Nolan County Commissioner Tommy White; City Commissioner Jim McKenzie; City Manager Eddie Brown; City Commissioner Ricky Castro; Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President Jacque McCoy; Texas National Bank President Bill Johnson; Tenaska Manager, Business Development Helen Manroe; Nolan County Judge Tim Fambrough; Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development (SEED) Assistant Marketing and Administrative Director Kirsten Smith; Tenaska Community Representative Lloyd Harris; Sweetwater Mayor Greg Wortham.

State Rep. Susan King describes benefits associated
with the Tenaska Trailblazer Energy Center.



Tenaska Trailblazer Energy Center announcement panel includes, from left, Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development Executive Director Ken Becker, County Judge Tim Fambrough, State Rep. Susan King, Tenaska Manager of Business Development Helen Manroe, and Tenaska Vice President of Environmental Affairs Greg Kunkel.



Helen Manroe, Tenaska's manager of business development,
explains why Sweetwater site shows excellent promise.



Tenaska Representative Bill Braudt
explains the choice to locate near Sweetwater, Texas.



Introducing the Tenaska Trailblazer Energy Center in Sweetwater on Feb. 19 are, from left, Bill Braudt, Tenaska representative; Helen Manroe, manager of business development for Tenaska; State Rep. Susan King, and Nolan County Judge Tim Fambrough.

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