5,187 plants indexed.
Dwight is a 1.2 MW hydroelectric power plant in the United States, operated by Central Rivers Power MA LLC. It generates renewable energy from hydropower.
Dutchess Cnty Resource Recovery Facility is a 9.2 MW biomass power plant in New York, USA, operated by Dutchess County RRA. It converts waste into energy, supporting local grid stability.
Dutch Harbor is a 21.9 MW diesel power plant in Unalaska, Alaska, operated by the City of Unalaska. It provides electricity to the local community and supports industrial operations.
Dutch Flat is a 22 MW hydroelectric power plant operated by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. in California, United States. It contributes to the region's renewable energy generation.
Durant is a 4.4 MW diesel power plant in Durant, Iowa, United States, operated by the City of Durant. It provides local grid support using oil as its primary fuel.
Dunn Paper is a 1 MW hydroelectric power plant in the United States, owned and operated by Dunn Paper. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.
Dunlap TP 1 is a 3.6 MW hydroelectric power plant operated by the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority in Texas, USA. It provides renewable energy to the local grid.
Dunkirk Generating Plant is a 627.2 MW coal-fired power station in Dunkirk, New York, operated by Dunkirk Power LLC. It supplies electricity to the regional grid under US EPA regulatory frameworks.
Duke Energy CHP at Clemson University is a 13.4 MW gas-fired combined heat and power plant in South Carolina, United States. It provides electricity and thermal energy to the university campus.
Duane Arnold Energy Center is a 679.5 MW nuclear power plant in Iowa, United States, owned by NextEra Energy Duane Arnold LLC. It provides reliable baseload power to the regional grid.
Du Bay is a 7.2 MW hydroelectric power plant in Wisconsin, United States, operated by Consolidated Water Power Co. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.
Dry Fork Station is a 483.7 MW coal power plant in Wyoming, USA, operated by Basin Electric Power Cooperative. It supplies electricity to the regional grid under US EPA regulations.
Dry Creek Project is a 3.6 MW hydroelectric power plant in Idaho, United States, operated by Dry Creek LLC. It generates renewable energy from water flow.
Dry Creek LFG to Energy Project is a 3.2 MW biomass power plant in Oregon, USA, converting landfill gas into electricity. It is owned by Oregon Environmental Industries LLC and is currently operational.
Drum 1 is a 49.2 MW hydroelectric power plant operated by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. in California, United States. It contributes to the region's renewable energy grid.
Drop 5 is a 2.4 MW hydroelectric power plant in Colorado, United States, operated by Drop 5 Hydro LLC. It generates renewable electricity from hydropower.
Drop 4 is a 19.6 MW hydroelectric power plant in California, United States, operated by Imperial Irrigation District. It generates renewable energy from water flow.
Drop 3 (WA) is a 1.6 MW hydroelectric power plant operated by Yakama Power in Washington, United States. The facility contributes to renewable energy generation in the region.
Drop 3 (CA) is a hydroelectric power plant in California, United States, operated by Imperial Irrigation District with a capacity of 9.2 MW, providing renewable energy to the local grid.
Drop 2 (WA) is a 2.5 MW hydroelectric power plant in Washington, USA, owned and operated by Yakama Power. It contributes to the region's renewable energy capacity.