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The city of Sugar Land has begun the process to terminate the lease agreement with Wartsila Development and Financial Services Inc. for the city’s proposed power plant. (Courtesy city of Sugar Land)
Sugar Land | Missouri City

Sugar Land to terminate contract for power plant

By Aubrey Vogel

Sugar Land officials have begun the process to terminate the lease agreement with Wartsila Development and Financial Services Inc. for the city’s proposed power plant, city officials shared in an emailed statement.

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