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OIL-FIRED POWER PLANTS

La Junta

La Junta is a 19.0 MW retired oil-fired power plant in Otero County, Colorado, operated by City of La Junta - (CO).

Plant statusClosed
  1. Planning (completed)
  2. Consented (completed)
  3. Construction (completed)
  4. OperatingMar 1939 (completed)
  5. ClosedSep 2020 (current stage)

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Generators

Each generating unit EIA lists at this plant.

UnitTechnologyCapacityStatusOnlineRetired / planned retirement
9Petroleum Liquids5.1 MW RetiredJan 1970Sep 2020
7Petroleum Liquids3.5 MW RetiredJan 1962Sep 2020
8Petroleum Liquids3.5 MW RetiredJan 1962Sep 2020
6Petroleum Liquids3.0 MW RetiredJan 1958Sep 2020
5Petroleum Liquids1.2 MW RetiredDec 1950Jan 2003
4Petroleum Liquids1.0 MW RetiredMar 1942Sep 2020
2Petroleum Liquids0.7 MW RetiredMar 1939Sep 2020
1Petroleum Liquids0.6 MW RetiredAug 1939Jan 2003
3Petroleum Liquids0.4 MW RetiredMar 1939Sep 2020

Plant details

Operator
City of La Junta - (CO)
Location
Otero County, Colorado
Balancing authority
PSCO
Sector
Electric Utility
Capacity
Retired: 19.0 MW
First unit online
Mar 1939
EIA plant ID
506

Location

37.9876, -103.5468

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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860M, September 2026. Planned dates are targets reported by the developer and often change. Report a problem