List of largest power stations in the United States

This article lists the largest electrical generating stations in the United States in terms of current installed electrical capacity. Non-renewable power stations are those that run on coal, fuel oils, nuclear, natural gas, oil shale and peat, while renewable power stations run on fuel sources such as biomass, geothermal heat, hydro, solar energy, solar heat, tides, waves and the wind.

Map of all utility-scale power plants as of July 2020

As of 2020 the largest power generating facility is the Grand Coulee Dam in Washington. The facility generates power by utilizing 27 Francis turbines and 6 pump-generators, totalling the installed capacity to 6,809 MW. The largest power generating facility under construction is the Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project in Wyoming, which will generate 2,500-3,000 MW when completed in 2026.[1]

Largest power stations

List of the electrical generating facilities in the United States with a current installed capacity of at least 1,500 MW.

Rank Name Image State Location Capacity
(MW)		 Annual Generation
(GWh)		 Capacity
Factor		 Type Owner Ref
1 Grand Coulee  Washington 47°57′21″N 118°58′54″W 6,809 21,043 (2018) 35.28% Hydro (Hybrid) U.S. Bureau of Reclamation [2][3]
2 Palo Verde  Arizona 33°23′21″N 112°51′54″W 3,942 31,097 (2018) 90.05% Nuclear (PWR) Arizona Public Service (29.1%)
Salt River Project (17.5%)
Others (53.4%)		 [4]
3 West County  Florida 26°42′0″N 80°22′30″W 3,750 19,841 (2018) 60.40% Natural gas FPL [5][6]
4 W. A. Parish  Texas 29°28′34″N 95°38′0″W 3,653 15,851 (2018) 49.53% Coal (73.8%)
Natural gas (26.2%)		 NRG Energy [7]
5 Robert W. Scherer  Georgia 33°03′45″N 83°48′14″W 3,520 15,420 (2018) 50.01% Coal Oglethorpe Power (30%)
Georgia Power (22.95%)
Others (47.05%)		 [8]
6 Bowen  Georgia 34°07′23″N 84°55′13″W 3,499 13,620 (2018) 44.44% Coal Georgia Power [9]
7 Monroe  Michigan 41°53′21″N 83°20′44″W 3,400 16,458 (2018) 55.26% Coal DTE Electric [10]
8 Gibson  Indiana 38°22′19″N 87°46′02″W 3,345 17,632 (2018) 60.17% Coal Duke Energy (90.3%)
IMPA (4.87%)
WVPA (4.87%)		 [11]
9 Browns Ferry  Alabama 34°42′14″N 87°7′7″W 3,775 25,398 (2018) 87.94% Nuclear (BWR) Tennessee Valley Authority [12]
10 Bath County  Virginia 38°13′50″N 79°49′10″W 3,003 -983 (2018) -3.74% Hydro (Pumped-storage) Dominion Energy (60%)
Bath County Energy (24%)
Allegheny Energy (16%)		 [13][14]
11 Turkey Point  Florida 25°26′3″N 80°19′50″W 2,979 19,812 (2018) 75.92% Nuclear (PWR) (59%)
Natural gas or Fuel oil (41%)		 FPL [5][15]
12 Manatee  Florida 27°36′19″N 82°20′47″W 2,951 8,383 (2016) 32.43% Natural gas FPL [5][16]
13 John E. Amos  West Virginia 38°28′29″N 81°49′16″W 2,933 12,985 (2018) 50.54% Coal American Electric Power [17]
14 South Texas Project  Texas 28°47′44″N 96°2′56″W 2,760 20,688 (2018) 85.57% Nuclear (PWR) NRG Energy (44%)
City of San Antonio (40%)
City of Austin (16%)		 [18]
15 Fort Myers  Florida 26°41′48″N 81°46′57″W 2,681 9,287 (2018) 39.54% Natural gas (98%)
Fuel oil (2%)		 FPL [5][19]
16 Robert Moses Niagara  New York 43°08′35″N 79°02′23″W 2,675 16,773 (2018) 71.58% Hydro (Reservoir) New York Power Authority [20]
17 James H. Miller Jr.  Alabama 33°37′55″N 87°03′38″W 2,640 18,325 (2018) 79.24% Coal Alabama Power [21]
18 Peach Bottom  Pennsylvania 39°45′30″N 76°16′5″W 2,617 21,680 (2018) 94.57% Nuclear (BWR) Exelon (75%)
PSEG (25%)		 [22]
19 General James M. Gavin  Ohio 38°56′09″N 82°07′00″W 2,600 16,006 (2018) 70.28% Coal Lightstone Generation [23]
19 Rockport [note 1]  Indiana 37°55′32″N 87°02′02″W 2,600 11,894 (2018) 52.22% Coal American Electric Power [24]
20 Oconee  South Carolina 34°47′38″N 82°53′53″W 2,554 21,294 (2018) 95.18% Nuclear (PWR) Duke Energy [25]
21 Susquehanna  Pennsylvania 41°5′20″N 76°8′56″W 2,514 20,469 (2018) 92.95% Nuclear (BWR) Talen Energy (90%)
AEC (10%)		 [26]
22 Braidwood  Illinois 41°14′37″N 88°13′45″W 2,500 19,343 (2018) 88.32% Nuclear (PWR) Exelon [27]
23 Ravenswood  New York 40°45′35″N 73°56′45″W 2,480 3,338 (2018) 15.36% Fuel oil or Natural gas IHI Power Services [28]
24 Cumberland  Tennessee 36°23′29″N 87°39′17″W 2,470 10,441 (2018) 48.25% Coal Tennessee Valley Authority [29]
25 Byron  Illinois 42°4′27″N 89°16′55″W 2,452 20,051 (2018) 93.35% Nuclear (PWR) Exelon [30]
26 Sequoyah  Tennessee 35°13′35″N 85°5′30″W 2,440 17,704 (2018) 82.83% Nuclear (PWR) Tennessee Valley Authority [31]
27 Comanche Peak  Texas 32°17′54″N 97°47′6″W 2,425 20,498 (2018) 96.49% Nuclear (PWR) Luminant [32]
28 Roxboro  North Carolina 36°28′44″N 79°04′15″W 2,422 5,928 (2018) 27.94% Coal Duke Energy [33]
29 Chalk Point  Maryland 38°32′37″N 76°41′19″W 2,413 1,455 (2018) 6.88% Fuel oil or Natural gas (69.8%)
Coal (30.2%)		 NRG Energy [34][35]
30 Cross  South Carolina 33°22′9″N 80°6′51″W 2,390 9,545 (2018) 45.59% Coal Santee Cooper [36]
31 Sanford  Florida 28°50′34″N 81°19′34″W 2,378 9,968 (2018) 47.85% Natural gas FPL [5][37]
32 Labadie  Missouri 38°33′44″N 90°50′16″W 2,372 15,766 (2018) 75.88% Coal Ameren [38][39]
33 Catawba  South Carolina 35°3′N 81°4′W 2,370 18,780 (2018) 90.46% Nuclear (PWR) Duke Energy [40]
34 Watts Bar  Tennessee 35°36′10″N 84°47′22″W 2,332 18,473 (2018) 90.43% Nuclear (PWR) Tennessee Valley Authority [41]
35 Salem  New Jersey 39°27′46″N 75°32′8″W 2,327 18,895 (2018) 92.69% Nuclear (PWR) PSEG (57%)
Exelon (43%)		 [42]
36 McGuire  North Carolina 35°25′57″N 80°56′54″W 2,316 19,862 (2018) 97.90% Nuclear (PWR) Duke Energy [43]
37 Alvin W. Vogtle [note 2]  Georgia 33°8′36″N 81°45′38″W 2,302 19,959 (2018) 98.98% Nuclear (PWR) Georgia Power (45%)
Oglethorpe Power (30%)
Others (25%)		 [44]
38 LaSalle County  Illinois 41°14′44″N 88°40′9″W 2,277 19,346 (2018) 96.99% Nuclear (BWR) Exelon [45]
39 Limerick  Pennsylvania 40°13′36″N 75°35′14″W 2,268 19,339 (2018) 97.34% Nuclear (BWR) Exelon [46]
40 Diablo Canyon [note 3]  California 35°12′39″N 120°51′22″W 2,256 18,214 (2018) 92.16% Nuclear (PWR) Pacific Gas and Electric [47]
41 Martin Lake  Texas 32°15′42″N 94°33′53″W 2,250 14,050 (2018) 71.28% Coal Luminant [48]
42 Belews Creek  North Carolina 36°16′53″N 80°3′37″W 2,240 8,021 (2018) 40.88% Coal Duke Energy [49]
43 Sherburne County  Minnesota 45°22′43″N 93°53′48″W 2,238 12,478 (2018) 63.65% Coal NSP [50]
44 Martin  Florida 27°03′11″N 80°33′00″W 2,225 12,882 (2018) 66.09% Natural gas (96.6%)
Solar (3.4%)		 FPL [51][52]
45 W. H. Sammis [note 4]  Ohio 40°31′48″N 80°37′51″W 2,220 4,767 (2018) 24.51% Coal FirstEnergy [53]
46 Donald C. Cook  Michigan 41°58′32″N 86°33′55″W 2,213 17,611 (2018) 90.84% Nuclear (PWR) American Electric Power [54]
47 Gila River  Arizona 32°58′36″N 112°41′39″W 2,200 6,192 (2018) 32.13% Natural gas Salt River Project (75%)
Tucson Electric Power (25%)		 [55][56]
48 Ludington  Michigan 43°53′37″N 86°26′43″W 2,172 -698 (2018) -3.67% Hydro (Pumped-storage) Consumers Energy (51%)
DTE Electric (49%)		 [57][58]
49 Jeffrey  Kansas 39°17′10″N 96°7′1″W 2,160 9,499 (2018) 50.20% Coal Evergy (50%)
Black Hills Corporation (50%)		 [59]
50 John Day  Oregon
 Washington		 45°42′59″N 120°41′40″W 2,160 9,193 (2018) 48.58% Hydro (Run-of-the-river) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers [60][61]
51 Petersburg  Indiana 38°31′39″N 87°15′14″W 2,146 9,101 (2018) 48.41% Coal IPL [62]
52 Jim Bridger  Wyoming 41°44′15″N 108°47′14″W 2,110 10,967 (2018) 59.33% Coal MidAmerican Energy [63]
53 Millstone  Connecticut 41°18′43″N 72°10′7″W 2,098 16,881 (2018) 91.85% Nuclear (PWR) Dominion Energy [64]
54 Hoover  Arizona
 Nevada		 36°0′56″N 114°44′16″W 2,080 3,542 (2018) 19.44% Hydro (Reservoir) U.S. Bureau of Reclamation [65][66]
55 Chief Joseph  Washington 47°59′43″N 119°38′00″W 2,075 12,352 (2018) 67.95% Hydro (Run-of-the-river) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers [67][68]
56 Hines Energy Complex  Florida 27°47′22″N 81°52′17″W 2,060 13,368 (2018) 74.08% Natural gas Duke Energy [69][70]
56 Indian Point [note 5]  New York 41°16′11″N 73°57′8″W 2,060 16,366 (2018) 90.69% Nuclear (PWR) Entergy [72][73]
58 Four Corners  Navajo Nation 36°41′17″N 108°28′37″W 2,040 7,509 (2018) 42.02% Coal Arizona Public Service (66%)
SCE (19.2%)
Others (14.8%)		 [74][75]
59 Homer City  Pennsylvania 40°30′39″N 79°11′37″W 2,022 5,131 (2018) 28.97% Coal NRG Energy [76]
60 Mystic  Massachusetts 42°23′29″N 71°04′01″W 2,001 4,688 (2018) 26.74% Natural gas (70.8-99.6%)
Fuel oil (0.4-29.2%)		 Exelon [77][78]
61 Marshall  North Carolina 35°35′51″N 80°57′53″W 1,996 8,486 (2018) 48.53% Coal Duke Energy [79]
62 Union  Arkansas 33°17′52″N 92°35′18″W 1,980 10,305 (2018) 59.41% Natural gas Entergy [80][81][82]
63 R.M. Schahfer [note 6]  Indiana 41°13′1″N 87°1′16″W 1,943 6,772 (2018) 39.79% Coal NiSource [84]
64 Ghent  Kentucky 38°45′15″N 85°1′17″W 1,919 11,265 (2018) 67.01% Coal Kentucky Utilities [85][86]
65 Nine Mile Point  New York 43°31′15″N 76°24′25″W 1,907 15,383 (2018) 92.08% Nuclear (BWR) Exelon (50%)
EDF (50%)		 [87][88]
66 Hal B. Wansley  Georgia 33°24′22″N 85°2′17″W 1,904 2,791 (2018) 16.73% Coal Southern Power [89]
67 North Anna  Virginia 38°3′38″N 77°47′22″W 1,892 16,035 (2018) 96.75% Nuclear (PWR) Dominion Energy (88.4%)
ODEC (11.6%)		 [90]
68 Sabine  Texas 30°01′24″N 93°52′37″W 1,890 4,192 (2018) 25.32% Natural gas Entergy [91][92]
69 St. Lucie  Florida 27°20′55″N 80°14′47″W 1,880 15,563 (2018) 94.50% Nuclear (PWR) FPL [93][94]
70 Conemaugh  Pennsylvania 40°23′05″N 79°03′49″W 1,872 11,445 (2018) 69.79% Coal PSGE [95]
71 Brunswick  North Carolina 33°57′30″N 78°0′37″W 1,858 14,627 (2018) 89.87% Nuclear (BWR) Duke Energy [96]
72 Limestone  Texas 31°25′24″N 96°15′5″W 1,850 9,548 (2018) 58.92% Coal NRG Energy [97]
73 Arkansas Nuclear One  Arkansas 35°18′37″N 93°13′53″W 1,829 12,721 (2018) 79.40% Nuclear (PWR) Entergy [98]
74 Beaver Valley  Pennsylvania 40°37′24″N 80°25′50″W 1,826 14,653 (2018) 91.61% Nuclear (PWR) FirstEnergy [99]
75 Forney  Texas 32°45′46″N 96°29′00″W 1,824 10,422 (2018) 65.23% Natural gas Luminant [100][101][102]
76 Big Bend [note 7]  Florida 27°47′45″N 82°24′13″W 1,821 4,788 (2018) 30.02% Coal TECO Energy [103][104]
77 Curtis H. Stanton  Florida 28°28′56″N 81°09′59″W 1,820 6,179 (2018) 38.76% Natural gas (51.6%)
Coal (48.4%)		 Orlando Utilities Commission [105][106]
78 Quad Cities  Illinois 41°43′35″N 90°18′36″W 1,819 15,476 (2018) 97.12% Nuclear (BWR) Exelon (75%)
MidAmerican Energy (25%)		 [107]
79 The Dalles  Oregon
 Washington		 45°36′44″N 121°08′04″W 1,813 7,161 (2018) 45.09% Hydro (Run-of-the-river) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers [108][109]
80 Oswego Harbor  New York 43°27′31″N 76°31′55″W 1,804 42 (2018) 0.27% Fuel oil or Natural gas NRG Energy [110][111]
81 Cardinal  Ohio 40°15′7″N 80°38′51″W 1,800 10,038 (2018) 63.66% Coal American Electric Power [112]
81 H. L. Culbreath Bayside  Florida 27°54′26″N 82°25′23″W 1,800 6,654 (2018) 42.20% Natural gas Tampa Electric Company [113][114]
81 Intermountain [note 8]  Utah 39°30′27″N 112°34′49″W 1,800 8,499 (2018) 53.90% Coal Intermountain Power Agency [116][117]
84 San Juan [note 9]  New Mexico 36°48′06″N 108°26′19″W 1,798 4,674 (2018) 29.68% Coal PNM Resources [119][120]
85 Dresden  Illinois 41°23′23″N 88°16′5″W 1,797 15,538 (2018) 98.71% Nuclear (BWR) Exelon [121]
86 Oak Grove  Texas 31°10′53″N 96°29′17″W 1,796 12,216 (2018) 77.65% Coal Luminant [122]
87 Alamitos  California 33°46′09″N 118°06′07″W 1,760 958 (2018) 6.21% Natural gas AES Corporation [123][124][125]
87 Fayette  Texas 29°55′00″N 96°45′06″W 1,760 10,360 (2018) 67.20% Coal Austin Energy (50%)
LCRA (50%)		 [126][127]
89 Edwin I. Hatch  Georgia 31°56′3″N 82°20′38″W 1,759 14,404 (2018) 93.48% Nuclear (BWR) Georgia Power (50.1%)
Oglethorpe Power (30%)
Others (19.9%)		 [128]
90 Joseph M. Farley  Alabama 31°13′23″N 85°6′42″W 1,757 14,065 (2018) 91.38% Nuclear (PWR) Alabama Power [129]
91 Calvert Cliffs  Maryland 38°25′55″N 76°26′32″W 1,718 14,988 (2018) 99.59% Nuclear (PWR) Exelon [130]
92 Keystone  Pennsylvania 40°39′35″N 79°20′28″W 1,711 12,418 (2018) 82.85% Coal PSEG (22.84%)
ArcLight (20.91%)
Others (56.25%)		 [131]
93 Laramie River  Wyoming 42°6′26″N 104°53′14″W 1,710 10,690 (2018) 71.36% Coal Basin Electric Power Cooperative [132]
94 Independence  Arkansas 35°40′38″N 91°24′35″W 1,678 9,683 (2018) 65.87% Coal Entergy [133]
95 Surry  Virginia 37°9′56″N 76°41′52″W 1,676 13,219 (2018) 90.04% Nuclear (PWR) Dominion Energy [134]
96 Possum Point [note 10]  Virginia 37.25°N 86.97°W / 37.25; -86.97 (Possum Point) 1,661 3,723 (2018) 25.59% Natural gas (52.4%)
Fuel oil (47.6%)		 Dominion Energy [136][137]
97 Midlothian  Texas 32°25′48″N 97°03′18″W 1,650 5,539 (2018) 38.32% Natural gas American National Power [138][139]
98 Midland  Michigan 43°35′10″N 84°13′19″W 1,633 7,896 (2018) 55.20% Natural gas MCV Limited Partnership [140][141]
99 Raccoon Mountain  Tennessee 35°2′54″N 85°23′48″W 1,616 -620 (2018) -4.38% Hydro (Pumped-storage) Tennessee Valley Authority [142][143]
100 Prairie State  Illinois 38°16′40″N 89°40′4″W 1,600 11,532 (2018) 82.28% Coal Prairie State Energy Campus [144]
101 The Geysers  California 38°47′26″N 122°45′21″W 1,590 6,516 (2018) 46.78% Geothermal (Dry steam) Calpine (86.5%)
NCPA (4.5%)
Others (9%)		 [145][146]
102 Brunner Island  Pennsylvania 40°05′44″N 76°41′49″W 1,567 1,853 (2018) 13.50% Coal Talen Energy [147]
103 Springerville  Arizona 34°19′4″N 109°9′55″W 1,560 9,962 (2018) 72.90% Coal Salt River Project [148][149]
104 Iatan  Missouri 39°27′09″N 94°58′35″W 1,550 7,825 (2018) 57.63% Coal Evergy [150][151]
105 Alta  California 35°1′16″N 118°19′14″W 1,548 3,366 (2018) 24.82% Wind SCE [152][153][154]
106 Powerton  Illinois 40°32′28″N 89°40′48″W 1,536 4,515 (2018) 33.56% Coal NRG Energy [155][156]
107 Ormond Beach [note 11]  California 34°7′45″N 119°10′8″W 1,516 186 (2018) 1.40% Natural gas GenOn [158][159]
108 Montour  Pennsylvania 41°4′13″N 76°39′52″W 1,504 2,620 (2018) 19.89% Coal Talen Energy [160][161]
109 Castaic  California 34°35′14″N 118°39′24″W 1,500 232 (2018) 1.77% Hydro (Pumped-storage) California DWR (50%)
LADWP (50%)		 [162][163]
110 Northport  New York 40°55′22″N 73°20′34″W 1,500 2,684 (2018) 20.43% Natural gas (75%)
Fuel oil (25%)		 National Grid USA [164][165]

Notes
  1. Unit 1 will be decommissioned by December 2028, lowering the station's installed capacity to 1,025 MW.
  2. Two additional reactor units, Units 3 and 4, are under construction. Upon completion of Units 3 and 4 in 2021, Vogtle will become the second largest power station in the United States with an installed capacity of 4,536 MW.
  3. To be decommissioned by 2025.
  4. Units 1-4 to be decommissioned by 2020, lowering the station's installed capacity to 1,540 MW.
  5. To be decommissioned by 2021.[71]
  6. To be decommissioned by 2023.[83]
  7. The coal-fired Unit 1 (445 MW) is being replaced with a combined-cycle natural gas unit (1,090 MW). Unit 2 (445 MW) will be decommissioned. Units 3 and 4 (445 and 486 MW, respectively) will remain unchanged and operational. Modernization will be completed by 2023.[103]
  8. To be converted to natural gas by 2025.[115]
  9. To be decommissioned by the end of 2021.[118]
  10. Unit 5, the only remaining fuel oil-fired unit, will be decommissioned in 2021. This will lower the station's installed capacity to 871 MW.[135]
  11. To be decommissioned by the end of 2021.[157]

Largest power stations under construction

List of the electrical generating facilities under construction in the United States with an expected installed capacity of at least 1,500 MW.

Rank Name Image State Location Capacity
(MW)		 Type Owner Year Ref
1 Chokecherry and Sierra Madre  Wyoming 41°42′N 107°12′W 2,500 - 3,000 Wind Power Company of Wyoming 2026 [1][166]
2 Vogtle Electric Generating Plant
A aerial shot of Plant Vogtle in the early stages of the new units 3 and 4 construction. The two currently existing Units 1 & 2 can be seen on the right.
  Georgia 33°8′36″N 81°45′38″W 2,234 Nuclear Georgia Power (45.7%)

(Operator)

OPC (30%)

MEAG (22.7%)

Dalton Utilities (1.6%)

 May 2021 (Unit 3)

May 2022 (Unit 4)

 [167][168][169][170]
3 Westlands  California 36°10′N 119°56′W 2,000 Solar Westside Holdings
CIM Group		 2025 [171][172]
4 Guernsey  Ohio 39°56′15″N 81°32′06″W 1,875 Natural gas Caithness Energy
Apex Power Group		 2022 [173][174]

Largest decommissioned power stations

List of former electrical generating facilities in the United States that had an installed capacity of at least 1,500 MW at the time of their decommissioning. Facilities that permanently shut down all of their electricity generating units within five years are included.

Rank Name Image State Location Capacity
(MW)		 Type Owner Years Ref
1 Bruce Mansfield  Pennsylvania 40°38′04″N 80°25′01″W 2,490 Coal FirstEnergy 1976-2019
(43 years)
2 J.M. Stuart  Ohio 38°38′16″N 83°41′35″W 2,318 Coal Dynegy (39%)
AES Corporation (35%)
American Electric Power (26%)		 1970-2018
(48 years)
3 P.H. Robinson  Texas 29°29′15″N 94°58′46″W 2,316 Natural gas NRG Energy 1966-2009
(43 years)		 [175]
4 San Onofre  California 33°22′8″N 117°33′18″W 2,254 Nuclear (PWR) SCE (78.2%)
SDG&E (20%)
City of Riverside (1.8%)		 1968-2013
(45 years)
5 Navajo  Navajo Nation 36°54′12″N 111°23′25″W 2,250 Coal U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (24.3%)
Salt River Project (21.7%)
Others (54%)		 1974-2019
(45 years)
6 Zion  Illinois 42°26′46″N 87°48′10″W 2,080 Nuclear (PWR) Exelon 1973-1998
(25 years)
7 Monticello  Texas 33°5′28″N 95°2′17″W 1,880 Coal Luminant 1974-2018
(44 years)
8 Mohave  Nevada 35°08′42″N 114°35′19″W 1,636 Coal SCE (56%)
Salt River Project (20%)
Others (24%)		 1971-2005
(34 years)
9 Harllee Branch  Georgia 33°11′38″N 83°17′59″W 1,539 Coal Georgia Power 1961-2015
(54 years)
10 Muskingum River  Ohio 39°35′18″N 81°40′57″W 1,529 Coal American Electric Power 1953-2015
(62 years)
11 Johnsonville  Tennessee 36°1′40″N 87°59′12″W 1,500 Coal Tennessee Valley Authority 1951-2017
(66 years)

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