Power Generation plants in United States

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Corona

Corona is a 2.9 MW hydroelectric power plant in California, United States, operated by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. It generates renewable electricity from water flows.

Operational

Corning

Corning is a 6.8 MW diesel power plant in Corning, Iowa, USA, operated by the City of Corning. It provides local grid support using oil as its primary fuel.

Operational

Cornell University Central Heat

Cornell University Central Heat is a 39.5 MW gas power plant in Ithaca, New York, owned and operated by Cornell University. It provides district heating and electricity to the university campus.

Operational

Cornell Hydro

Cornell Hydro is a 1.9 MW hydroelectric power plant located in the United States. It is operational and owned by Cornell Hydro, contributing to renewable energy generation.

Operational

Cornell

Cornell is a 35.3 MW hydroelectric power plant operated by Northern States Power Co - Minnesota in the United States. The facility generates renewable electricity from hydropower.

Operational

Cornelius Delivery No 1

Cornelius Delivery No 1 is a 2.2 MW diesel power plant in North Carolina, United States, operated by North Carolina Mun Power Agny #1. It provides localized power generation capacity.

Operational

CoreSite Real Estate 55 S. Market Street

CoreSite Real Estate 55 S. Market Street is an 8 MW diesel power plant in San Jose, California, United States. It operates on oil and serves as a backup or peaking facility for the local grid.

Operational

CoreSite Real Estate 1656 McCarthy L.P.

CoreSite Real Estate 1656 McCarthy L.P. operates a 5 MW diesel power plant in San Jose, California, United States. The facility provides backup or peaking power generation using oil fuel.

Operational

Cordell Hull

Cordell Hull is a 99.9 MW hydroelectric power plant in the United States, operated by the USCE-Nashville District. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.

Operational

Coralville GT

Coralville GT is a 72 MW gas power plant in Coralville, Iowa, operated by MidAmerican Energy Co. It supplies electricity to the regional grid.

Operational

Copper Dam Plant

Copper Dam Plant is a 2.6 MW hydroelectric facility in Oregon, USA, operated by Farmer's Irrigation District. It generates renewable power from water flow.

Operational

Copper

Copper is a 86.9 MW gas power plant operated by El Paso Electric Co in Texas, United States. It provides electricity to the regional grid.

Operational

Copenhagen Plant

Copenhagen Plant is a 3.3 MW hydroelectric power facility in New York, USA, operated by CHI Energy Inc. It contributes renewable energy to the local grid.

Operational

Copco 2

Copco 2 is a 27 MW hydroelectric power plant in the United States, operated by PacifiCorp. It contributes to renewable energy generation in the region.

Operational

Copco 1

Copco 1 is a 20 MW hydroelectric power plant in the United States, operated by PacifiCorp. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower, contributing to the regional energy grid.

Operational

Coopersville

Coopersville is a 6.4 MW biomass power plant in Michigan, USA, operated by EDL Inc. It converts waste into electricity, contributing to the region's renewable energy portfolio.

Operational

Cooper Nuclear Station

Cooper Nuclear Station is an 801 MW nuclear power plant in Brownville, Nebraska, operated by Nebraska Public Power District. It provides baseload electricity to the region.

Operational

Cooper Lake

Cooper Lake is a 19.4 MW hydroelectric power plant operated by Chugach Electric Association Inc in Alaska, United States. It provides renewable energy to the local grid.

Operational

Coon Rapids II

Coon Rapids II is a 5.4 MW diesel power plant in Coon Rapids, Iowa, USA. Operated by the City of Coon Rapids, it provides local grid support.

Operational

Cooke

Cooke is a 9 MW hydroelectric power plant in Michigan, United States, operated by Consumers Energy Co. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.

Operational
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