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Fort Greely Power Plant

Fort Greely Power Plant is a 7.4 MW operating oil-fired power plant in Southeast Fairbanks County, Alaska, operated by Doyon Utilities - Fort Greely.

Plant statusOperating
  1. Planning (completed)
  2. Consented (completed)
  3. Construction (completed)
  4. OperatingJan 1954 (current stage)
  5. ClosedAug 2009 (not yet reached)

This plant has generators at more than one stage; see the table below.

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Generators

Each generating unit EIA lists at this plant.

UnitTechnologyCapacityStatusOnlineRetired / planned retirement
EN-6Petroleum Liquids2.5 MW Standby / back-upJan 2010
EN-7Petroleum Liquids2.5 MW Standby / back-upJan 2010
EN-4Petroleum Liquids1.2 MW Standby / back-upJan 1959
EN-5Petroleum Liquids1.2 MW Standby / back-upJan 1959
EN-1Petroleum Liquids1.0 MW RetiredJan 1954Aug 2009
EN-2Petroleum Liquids1.0 MW RetiredJan 1954Aug 2009
EN-3Petroleum Liquids1.0 MW RetiredJan 1954Aug 2009

Plant details

Operator
Doyon Utilities - Fort Greely
Location
Southeast Fairbanks County, Alaska
Sector
Commercial Non-CHP
Capacity
Operating: 7.4 MW
Retired: 3.0 MW
First unit online
Jan 1954
EIA plant ID
54834

Location

63.9736, -145.7166

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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