The commodity high in demand that is helping drive the push for a $500 million power plant in Prince William County is tax money.
If LS Power builds a 500-to-900 megawatt natural gas plant proposed to open in 2012, its annual tax payments would address some the county’s growing bills and help balance the suburban government’s reliance on unstable residential property values.
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