Behind the tanks, lined in a row, stand the generators. Each unit features a 75-foot high exhaust stack, the project's tallest structures. It includes a stark room with about a half-dozen computers and as many hard drives, two telephones, two fax machines and a printer. Except for a clock, nothing adorns the pale gray walls. A square window admits some sunlight.
Technicians use two computers to monitor the units.
Color screens display detailed illustrations and information about all of the unit's components. That's what we want. Apart from a minor technical glitch, Friday's test proves a winner. We're puttin' it on the grid. In menu fashion, the screen provides a continuous status report on the unit.