New Richmond Development Corporation (NRDC) is a subsidiary of Commerical Liability Partners, based in St. Louis ,MO, owns the former Duke Beckjord Station site in New Richmond, Ohio.
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Muskingum River Development (MRD) a subsidiary of CLP acquired one of the first coal-fired power plants in the liability transfer sector - five units with a total net generating capacity of 1,425 megawatts.
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CTI Development a subsidiary of Commercial Liability Partners (CLP), announced the purchase of Dynegy’s retired coal-fired power plant located in East Alton, Illinois.
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Golden Eagle, LLC a subsidiary of CLP purchased the Monticello Power Plant, a retired coal-fired power plant in Mt Pleasant, Texas.
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Falcon, LLC a subsidiary of CLP purchased the Big Brown Power Plant, a retired coal-fired power plant in Fairfield, Texas in December of 2019.
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Harbor Beach Development LLC, a subsidiary of Commercial Liability Partners (CLP), purchased of DTE’s retired coal-fired power plant located in Harbor Beach, Michigan. The St. Louis, Missouri-based CLP has completed its efforts on executing its plan for demolition and remediation of the site with the goal of repurposing the property for future development. The plant was retired for use in 2013.
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CLP acquired the former Otis Spunkmeyer site in 2015 a 60,000 sq. ft. facility 7-acre site, prime for new development.
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Columbus Castings, known for years as Buckeye Steel Castings, closed in 2016 after operating for more than a century making steel castings for rail cars.
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The Eastman Kodak company operated the facility as a photographic equipment and lithographic plate processing plant from 1960 until 2006. Contaminants of concern found at the site include trichloroethylene (TCE), a by-product of the processing work done for Kodak.
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The 17-acre former Koppers Inc. Clairton Plant made chemicals used in aluminum manufacturing from waste products from the steel industry, but closed in 2016 due to the aluminum industry cutting production in the U.S.
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