Coal power plants in United States (page 3)

This list ranks all 390 coal power plants tracked in United States by capacity, including operating, under-construction, planned, shelved and retired projects. 181 of them are operating, with a combined capacity of 167.4 GW.

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#	Name	Type	Capacity	Status	Start
101	Sioux Power PlantMissouri	Coal	1.10 GW	Operating	1967
102	Kyger Creek StationOhio	Coal	1.09 GW	Operating	1955
103	Merom Generating StationIndiana	Coal	1.08 GW	Operating	1982
104	Hawthorn StationMissouri	Coal	1.04 GW	Operating	2000
105	Huntington Power PlantUtah	Coal	1.04 GW	Operating	1974
106	Johnsonville Fossil PlantTennessee	Coal	1.02 GW	Operating	1975
107	Sandy Creek PlantTexas	Coal	1.01 GW	Operating	2013
108	Coffeen power stationIllinois	Coal	1.01 GW	Retired	1965
109	NTEC 8 Rivers power stationNew Mexico	Coal	1.00 GW	Announced
110	Hammond Steam Generating StationGeorgia	Coal	953 MW	Retired	1954
111	Bull Run Fossil PlantTennessee	Coal	950 MW	Retired	1967
112	J.T. Deely StationTexas	Coal	932 MW	Retired	1977
113	Boswell Energy CenterMinnesota	Coal	923 MW	Operating	1973
114	Jack Watson Generating PlantMississippi	Coal	877 MW	Operating	2015
115	Antelope Valley StationNorth Dakota	Coal	870 MW	Operating	1984
116	Clover power stationVirginia	Coal	848 MW	Operating	1995
117	Intermountain power stationUtah	Coal	840 MW	Operating	2025
118	Warrick Power PlantIndiana	Coal	823 MW	Operating	1960
119	Coronado Generating StationArizona	Coal	822 MW	Operating	1979
120	Louisa Generating StationIowa	Coal	812 MW	Operating	1983
121	McIntosh Steam PlantGeorgia	Coal	808 MW	Operating	1994
122	Waukegan Generating StationIllinois	Coal	803 MW	Retired	1952
123	Rawhide Energy StationColorado	Coal	800 MW	Operating	1984
124	Indian River power stationDelaware	Coal	785 MW	Retired	1957
125	Edwards Generation PlantIllinois	Coal	780 MW	Retired	1960
126	Huntley power stationNew York	Coal	780 MW	Retired	1942
127	Trenton Channel Power PlantMichigan	Coal	776 MW	Retired	1949
128	Wateree StationSouth Carolina	Coal	772 MW	Operating	1970
129	Milton R. Young StationNorth Dakota	Coal	767 MW	Operating	1970
130	Avon Lake power stationOhio	Coal	766 MW	Retired	1949
131	Mayo Generating PlantNorth Carolina	Coal	736 MW	Operating	1983
132	Ottumwa Generating StationIowa	Coal	726 MW	Operating	1981
133	Dolet Hills power stationLouisiana	Coal	721 MW	Retired	1986
134	Joliet 9 Generating StationIllinois	Coal	721 MW	Retired	1959
135	Plum Point Energy StationArkansas	Coal	720 MW	Operating	2010
136	Kammer PlantWest Virginia	Coal	713 MW	Retired	1958
137	George Neal Station SouthIowa	Coal	696 MW	Operating	1979
138	Somerset Generation PlantNew York	Coal	685 MW	Retired	1984
139	Oklaunion power stationTexas	Coal	680 MW	Pre-construction	1986
140	Sutton Steam PlantNorth Carolina	Coal	672 MW	Retired	1954
141	East Bend Generating StationKentucky	Coal	669 MW	Operating	1981
142	Virginia City Hybrid Energy CenterVirginia	Coal	668 MW	Operating	2012
143	Harding Street StationIndiana	Coal	663 MW	Retired	1958
144	Killen Generating StationOhio	Coal	661 MW	Retired	1982
145	Hudson Generating StationNew Jersey	Coal	660 MW	Retired	1968
146	Leland Olds StationNorth Dakota	Coal	656 MW	Operating	1966
147	Mercer Generating StationNew Jersey	Coal	653 MW	Retired	1960
148	River Rouge Power PlantMichigan	Coal	651 MW	Retired	1957
149	Chesapeake Energy CenterVirginia	Coal	650 MW	Retired	1953
150	North Omaha StationNebraska	Coal	645 MW	Operating	1963