Onsite power generation students had an opportunity to tour one of IMG Energy Solutions plants in October, traveling to the Alpaca Energy site in Bradford County: a 20-megawatt facility that houses three Rolls-Royce power plants. "These units each have a Bergen engine that is powered on natural gas from a local pipeline," explained John D. Motto, instructor of diesel equipment technology at Penn College. "Students were able to gain valuable insights on maintenance and operation – not only of gaseous-fueled engines but of the power plant, as well." Christopher Clary, IMG's manager of operations for northeastern Pennsylvania, gave the tour. IMG Energy is a partner of Penn College, hiring a number of students for internships and many alumni who have gone to work full time for IMG. "This was a great opportunity for the power generation students to see what they will be working with when they graduate," added Motto (who also provided the photos).