United States βΊ Power plants
OCTARY USA Β· POWER PLANTSSouth Carolina Public Service Authority: power plants in the USA
Every power plant in the United States with a generator of 1 MW or more, from solar, wind and batteries to gas, nuclear, hydro and coal: operating, under construction, planned, retired and cancelled. Click a state to drill down, or search near a place.
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Plants
| Plant | Capacity | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Cross Coal power plants |
2,452 MW | |
| Winyah Coal power plants, Oil-fired power plants |
1,390 MW | |
| John S Rainey Gas power plants |
1,154 MW | |
| Jefferies Hydroelectric plants |
145 MW | |
| Hilton Head Oil-fired power plants |
118 MW | |
| Myrtle Beach Oil-fired power plants |
112 MW | |
| Lee County Landfill Bioenergy plants |
5.7 MW | |
| Horry Land Fill Gas Site Bioenergy plants |
4.2 MW | |
| Berkeley County Landfill Bioenergy plants |
3.2 MW | |
| Richland County Landfill Bioenergy plants |
3.2 MW | |
| Spillway Hydroelectric plants |
2.0 MW |
Operating capacity by state
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Capacity by technology
Solid: operating. Light: planned or under construction.
- Coal power plants3,727 MW
- Gas power plants1,154 MW
- Oil-fired power plants229 MW Β· +114 MW pipeline
- Hydroelectric plants147 MW
- Bioenergy plants16.3 MW
Largest owners and operators
By capacity in the current view. Click to see their plants.
- Florida Power & Light Co153 plants Β· 41.8 GW
- Tennessee Valley Authority55 plants Β· 40.4 GW
- Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC55 plants Β· 24.4 GW
- Entergy Louisiana LLC28 plants Β· 23.2 GW
- Georgia Power Co45 plants Β· 23.1 GW
- Constellation Nuclear12 plants Β· 22.8 GW
- Virginia Electric & Power Co36 plants Β· 21.2 GW
- Invenergy Services LLC86 plants Β· 18.4 GW
- Alabama Power Co27 plants Β· 16.2 GW
- RWE Americas, LLC166 plants Β· 15.3 GW
- U S Bureau of Reclamation56 plants Β· 14.7 GW
- Duke Energy Progress - (NC)29 plants Β· 14.3 GW
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860M, Monthly Update to the Annual Electric Generator Report, September 2026. Includes generators of 1 MW and over at plants connected to the grid. Planned dates are developers' targets reported to EIA and often move. US EV charging map