5,187 plants indexed.
Lewis Smith Dam is a 181 MW hydroelectric power plant in Alabama, United States, operated by Alabama Power Co. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.
Lewis Creek is a 542.8 MW gas-fired power plant operated by Entergy Texas Inc. in Texas, United States. It supplies electricity to the regional grid under US EPA regulatory frameworks.
Lewis & Clark is a 68.6 MW coal power plant operated by Montana-Dakota Utilities Co in the United States. The facility provides baseload power to the regional grid.
Leon Creek is a 229.6 MW gas power plant in San Antonio, Texas, operated by the City of San Antonio. It provides electricity to the local grid as an operational facility.
Lenox is a 6.1 MW oil-fired diesel power plant in Lenox, Iowa, United States. It is owned by the City of Lenox and is currently operational.
Lennon Generating is a 9.6 MW biomass power plant in Michigan, USA, operated by North American Natural Res. The facility converts waste into electricity, supporting local renewable energy goals.
Lemon Creek is a diesel power plant in Alaska, United States, operated by Alaska Electric Light & Power Co. With a capacity of 61.7 MW, it serves the local grid.
Lemolo 2 is a 38.5 MW hydroelectric power plant in Oregon, USA, operated by PacifiCorp. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.
Lemolo 1 is a 32 MW hydroelectric power plant operated by PacifiCorp in the United States. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower, contributing to the regional grid.
Leland Olds is a 656 MW coal-fired power plant in North Dakota, United States, operated by Basin Electric Power Cooperative. It supplies electricity to the regional grid.
Leesville is a 40 MW hydroelectric power plant in Virginia, USA, operated by Appalachian Power Co. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.
Lee Energy Facility is a 692 MW gas-fired power plant in Lee County, Illinois, USA. Operated by Lee County Generating Station, it supplies electricity to the regional grid.
Lee Creek Water Treatment Facility is a 1.3 MW hydroelectric power plant in Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States. It is owned by the City of Fort Smith and is currently operational.
Lee County Solid Waste Energy is a 59 MW biomass power plant in Florida, USA, converting waste into electricity. It is owned by the Lee County Board of Commissioners and is operational.
Lee County Landfill is a 11.2 MW biomass power plant in South Carolina, USA, operated by South Carolina Public Service Authority. It converts waste into electricity, supporting local renewable energy generation.
Lee Combined Cycle Plant is a 1,068 MW gas-fired CCGT facility in North Carolina, operated by Duke Energy Progress. It provides efficient power generation to the regional grid.
Lederle Laboratories is a 23.4 MW gas power plant in the United States, operated by Veolia NA. It provides electricity generation capacity to the local grid.
Lebanon Pines 1 & 2 is a 5.2 MW diesel power plant in Connecticut, USA, operated by Connecticut Mun Elec Engy Coop. The facility uses oil as its primary fuel and is currently operational.
Leaf River Cellulose LLC is a 50.4 MW biomass power plant in the United States, owned and operated by Leaf River Cellulose LLC. It generates electricity from biomass fuel.
Leaburg is a 15.9 MW hydroelectric power plant in Oregon, USA, owned by the Eugene Water & Electric Board. It provides renewable energy to the local grid.