The construction continues on Florida Power & Light Co.'s newest solar energy plant located in Indiantown.
When it is completed later this year, the Martin Next Generation Solar Energy Center will be the second-largest solar plant in the world.
The Martin County plant will operate on a one-of-a-kind approach that utilizes the steam produced from the heat exhaust of four natural-gas plants in the area to spin an existing generator.
The $420 million plant is expected to operate for the next 50 years.
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