List of coal-fired power stations in the United States

Main article: Coal power in the United States

Plant Bowen, the third largest coal-fired power station in the United States.

This is a list of the 217 operational coal-fired power stations in the United States.

Coal generated 16% of electricity in the United States in 2023,[1] an amount less than that from renewable energy or nuclear power,[2][3] and about half of that generated by natural gas plants. Coal was 17% of generating capacity.[4]

Between 2010 and May 2019, 290 coal power plants, representing 40% of the U.S. coal generating capacity, closed. This was mainly due to competition from other generating sources, primarily cheaper and cleaner natural gas, as a result of the fracking boom, which has replaced so many coal plants that natural gas in 2019 accounted for 40% of the total electricity generation in the U.S., as well as the decrease in the cost of renewables.[5] However, some coal plants remain profitable because costs to other people due to the health and environmental impact of the coal industry (estimated to average 5 cents per kWh)[6][7] are not priced into the cost of generation. Some coal plants are considering only operating during periods of higher electricity demand, from December to February and from June to August.[8]

Coal-fired power stations[edit]

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Name State Location Capacity
(MW) 		Capacity factor Annual generation
(GWh) 		CO2 emissions
annual generation (tons/year)

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CO2 emissions
(tons/GWh) 		Owner Fuel type Retirement Ref.
AES Petersburg Indiana 38°31′39″N 87°15′14″W / 38.52750°N 87.25389°W / 38.52750; -87.25389 (Petersburg) 2,146 48% 6,141 (2020) 8,708,619 (2019) 995 (2019) AES Indiana Bituminous coal 2042 (unit 3–4) [11][12][13]
AES Puerto Rico Puerto Rico 17°56′45.4″N 66°09′04.5″W / 17.945944°N 66.151250°W / 17.945944; -66.151250 (AES Puerto Rico) 454 524 (2022) AES Corporation Coal 2028 (Planned) (unit 1-2) [14][15][13][16]
AES Warrior Run Maryland 39°35′46″N 78°44′46″W / 39.59611°N 78.74611°W / 39.59611; -78.74611 (AES Warrior Run) 205 953 (2020) 1,181,675 (2019) 1,070 (2019) AES Corporation Bituminous coal June 1, 2024 [17][18]


Allen S. King Minnesota 45°01′49.2″N 92°46′45.2″W / 45.030333°N 92.779222°W / 45.030333; -92.779222 (Allen S. King) 511 761 (2020) 1,730,280 (2019) 995 (2019) Xcel Energy Sub-bituminous coal 2028 [19][20][21]
Amalgamated Sugar Twin Falls Idaho 42°31′55″N 114°25′55″W / 42.53194°N 114.43194°W / 42.53194; -114.43194 (Amalgamated Sugar) 10.2 52 (2019) 224,652 (2019) 4,320 (2019) Amalgamated Sugar Company Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		[22][23][24]
Antelope Valley North Dakota 47°22′14″N 101°50′16″W / 47.370554°N 101.837736°W / 47.370554; -101.837736 (Antelope Valley) 900 5,695 (2020) 6,557,577 (2019) 1,075 (2019) Basin Electric Power Cooperative Refined coal [25][26][27]
Apache Arizona 32°03′40″N 109°53′40″W / 32.061223°N 109.894420°W / 32.061223; -109.894420 (Apache) 408 2,210 (2020) 1,458,894 (2019) 728 (2019) Arizona Electric Power Cooperative Natural gas (204 MW)
Sub-bituminous coal (204 MW) 		[28][29]
Archer Daniels Midland Cedar Rapids Iowa 41°55′38″N 91°41′24″W / 41.927344°N 91.689879°W / 41.927344; -91.689879 (Midland Cedar Rapids) 256 815 (2020) 2,319,528 (2019) 2,207 (2019) Archer Daniels Midland Sub-bituminous coal
Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		[30][31]
Archer Daniels Midland Clinton Iowa 41°48′29″N 90°13′58″W / 41.808002°N 90.232833°W / 41.808002; -90.232833 (Archer Daniels Midland Clinton) 180 769 (2020) 1,652,099 (2019) 2,143 (2019) Archer Daniels Midland Sub-bituminous coal [32][33]
Archer Daniels Midland Columbus Nebraska 41°24′59″N 97°17′11″W / 41.41644°N 97.28633°W / 41.41644; -97.28633 (Columbus) 71 182 (2020) 1,018,753 (2019) 3,477 (2019) Archer Daniels Midland Sub-bituminous coal [34][35]
Archer Daniels Midland Decatur Illinois 39°51′48″N 88°53′55″W / 39.863219°N 88.8985°W / 39.863219; -88.8985 (Archer Daniels Midland Decatur) 335 1,179 (2020) 3,544,865 (2019) 2,984 (2019) Archer Daniels Midland Bituminous coal
Sub-bituminous coal 		[36]
Archer Daniels Midland Des Moines Iowa 41°37′34.0″N 93°34′59.7″W / 41.626111°N 93.583250°W / 41.626111; -93.583250 (Archer Daniels Midland Des Moines) 7.9 25 (2019) 122,310 (2019) 4,892 (2019) Archer Daniels Midland Sub-bituminous coal [37][38]
Archer Daniels Midland Lincoln Nebraska 40°51′59″N 96°36′53″W / 40.866447°N 96.614811°W / 40.866447; -96.614811 (Archer Daniels Midland Lincoln) 7.9 27 (2019) Archer Daniels Midland Sub-bituminous coal [39][40]
Argus California 35°45′54″N 117°22′56″W / 35.76500°N 117.38222°W / 35.76500; -117.38222 (Argus) 63 317 (2020) 1,162,275 (2019) 4,649 (2019) Searles Valley Minerals Refined coal [41][23][42]
Baldwin Illinois 42°08′17″N 88°03′31″W / 42.13808°N 88.05869°W / 42.13808; -88.05869 (Baldwind) 1,815 4,046 (2020) 6,127,543 (2019) 974 (2019) Dynegy Midwest Generation Refined coal December 2025 [43][44][45]
Belews Creek North Carolina 36°16′53″N 80°3′37″W / 36.28139°N 80.06028°W / 36.28139; -80.06028 (Belews Creek) 2,240 41% 5,341 (2020) 6,215,485 (2019) 872 (2019) Duke Energy Bituminous coal
Natural gas 		2035 [46][47][48]
Belle River Michigan 42°46′26″N 82°29′42″W / 42.77389°N 82.49500°W / 42.77389; -82.49500 (Belle River) 1,664 4,595 (2020) 5,629,063 (2019) 970 (2019) DTE Energy Refined coal (1,260 MW)
Natural gas (256 MW) 		2026 [49][50]
Big Bend Florida 27°47′45″N 82°24′13″W / 27.79583°N 82.40361°W / 27.79583; -82.40361 (Big Bend) 1,821 45%–55% (2019) 3,130 (2020) 2,955,073 (2019) 760 (2019) TECO Energy Natural gas
Bituminous coal
Solar 		N/A (unit 1) [51][52][53][54]
Big Cajun 2 Louisiana 30°43′36″N 91°22′01″W / 30.726667°N 91.366944°W / 30.726667; -91.366944 (Big Cajun 2) 1,903 1,282 (2020) 2,987,086 (2019) 912 (2019) Cleco Holdings
Entergy 		Sub-bituminous coal and refined coal (1,276.9 MW; units 1–3)
Natural gas (626 MW; unit 2) 		2025 (unit 1) [55][56]
Big Stone South Dakota 45°18′14″N 96°30′37″W / 45.30389°N 96.51028°W / 45.30389; -96.51028 (Big Stone) 451 1,650 (2020) 2,698,883 (2019) 1,031 (2019) Otter Tail Power Company Sub-bituminous coal [57][58]
Biron Mill Wisconsin 44°25′48″N 89°46′50″W / 44.430025°N 89.780535°W / 44.430025; -89.780535 (Biron Mill) 62 164 (2019) 252,089 (2019) 1,537 (2019) ND Paper Sub-bituminous coal
Natural gas 		[59][60]
Bonanza Utah 40°05′11″N 109°17′11″W / 40.086497°N 109.286374°W / 40.086497; -109.286374 (Bonanza) 500 3,258 (2020) 3,514,286 (2019) 940 (2019) Deseret Power Bituminous coal December 2033 [61][62][13]
Bowen Georgia 34°07′23″N 84°55′13″W / 34.12306°N 84.92028°W / 34.12306; -84.92028 (Bowen) 3,499 51% (2019) 7,969 (2020) 10,093,816 (2019) 919 (2019) Georgia Power Bituminous coal 2035 [63]
Brame
(Rodemacher 2) 		Louisiana 31°23′49″N 92°43′09″W / 31.396889°N 92.719078°W / 31.396889; -92.719078 (Brame) 1,702 4,856 (2020) 5,066,218 (2019) 1,010 (2019) Cleco Holdings
Lafayette Utilities System
Louisiana Energy and Power Authority 		Petroleum coke
(Madison 3)
Sub-bituminous coal
(Rodemacher 2)
Natural gas
(Nesbitt 1) 		[64][65]
Brandon Shores Maryland 39°10′53″N 76°32′16″W / 39.18139°N 76.53778°W / 39.18139; -76.53778 (Brandon Shores) 1,370 951 (2020) 2,594,657 (2019) 1,163 (2019) Talen Energy Bituminous coal 2025 [66][67][68]
Brunner Island Pennsylvania 40°05′44″N 76°41′49″W / 40.09556°N 76.69694°W / 40.09556; -76.69694 (Brunner Island) 1,567 33% (2015) 1,840 (2020) 2,150,934 (2019) 831 (2019) Talen Energy Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		December 31, 2028 (coal) [69][70][71]
Canton North Carolina North Carolina 35°32′06″N 82°50′36″W / 35.5349°N 82.84338°W / 35.5349; -82.84338 (Canton North Carolina) 52.5 309 (2020) 819,429 (2018) 2,643 (2018) Blue Ridge Paper Products Black liquor
Bituminous coal
Natural gas
Wood 		[72][73]
Cardinal Ohio 40°15′7″N 80°38′51″W / 40.25194°N 80.64750°W / 40.25194; -80.64750 (Cardinal) 1,800 64% 9,060 (2020) 8,911,067 (2019) 924 (2019) American Electric Power Bituminous coal December 2030 (unit 1) [74][75][76]
Cayuga Indiana 39°55′26″N 87°25′38″W / 39.92389°N 87.42722°W / 39.92389; -87.42722 (Cayuga) 1,062 4,378 (2020) 5,681,919 (2018) 934 (2018) Duke Energy Bituminous coal [77][78]
Centralia Washington 46°45′20″N 122°51′36″W / 46.75556°N 122.86000°W / 46.75556; -122.86000 (Centralia) 670 5,149 (2020) 7,411,136 (2019) 1,036 (2019) TransAlta Refined coal December 2025 [79][80][81]
Chena Alaska 64°50′51″N 147°44′02″W / 64.847462°N 147.733923°W / 64.847462; -147.733923 (Chena) 27.5 187 (2019) 328,539 (2019) 1,757 (2019) Aurora Energy Lignite [82][83]
Cholla Arizona 34°56′25″N 110°18′01″W / 34.94028°N 110.30028°W / 34.94028; -110.30028 (Cholla) 426 3,150 (2020) 3,004,568 (2019) 1,080 (2019) Arizona Public Service
PacifiCorp 		Sub-bituminous coal 2025 [84][85][86]
Clay Boswell Minnesota 47°15′39″N 93°39′14″W / 47.260705°N 93.653845°W / 47.260705; -93.653845 (Clay Boswell) 923 4,203 (2020) 5,052,620 (2019) 1,050 (2019) Minnesota Power Refined coal December 2029 (unit 3)
Unit 4 will convert 		[87][88][89]
Clifty Creek Indiana 38°44′16″N 85°25′08″W / 38.73778°N 85.41889°W / 38.73778; -85.41889 (Clifty Creek) 1,303 4,375 (2020) 5,850,082 (2019) 1,022 (2019) Ohio Valley Electric Corporation Bituminous coal [90][91]
Clover Virginia 36°52′15″N 78°42′11″W / 36.8707°N 78.703°W / 36.8707; -78.703 (Clover) 848 1,241 (2020) 1,256,360 (2019) 981 (2019) Dominion Energy Bituminous coal 2025 [92][93]
Coal Creek North Dakota 47°22′37″N 101°09′26″W / 47.37694°N 101.15722°W / 47.37694; -101.15722 (Coal Creek) 1,210 8,218 (2020) 8,448,452 (2019) 1,031 (2019) Rainbow Energy Marketing Corp Refined coal [94][95][13][96]
Coleto Creek Texas 28°42′48″N 97°12′48″W / 28.713333°N 97.213333°W / 28.713333; -97.213333 (Coleto Creek) 622 2,530 (2020) Dynegy Refined coal December 2027 [97][98][13]
Colstrip Montana 45°53′01″N 106°36′44″W / 45.883486°N 106.612161°W / 45.883486; -106.612161 (Colstrip) 740 7,935 (2020) 14,231,609 (2019) 1,061 (2019) Talen Energy
Puget Sound Energy 		Sub-bituminous coal [99][100][101]
Rosebud Montana 45°58′31″N 106°39′19.8″W / 45.97528°N 106.655500°W / 45.97528; -106.655500 (Rosebud) 38 301 (2019) 391,154 (2019) 1,300 (2019) Rosebud Energy Corporation (50%)
ACI Energy (25%)
Harrier Power Corporation (25%) 		Waste coal [102][103][104]
Columbia Wisconsin 43°29′10″N 89°25′13″W / 43.48611°N 89.42028°W / 43.48611; -89.42028 (Columbia) 1,023 5,187 (2020) 5,299,998 (2019) 988 (2019) Wisconsin Power and Light Company (46.2%)
Wisconsin Public Service (31.8%)
Madison Gas and Electric (22%) 		Refined coal December 2024 (unit 2) [105][106]
Colver Pennsylvania 40°33′14″N 78°47′54″W / 40.55378°N 78.798226°W / 40.55378; -78.798226 (Colver) 118 767 (2019) 825,517 (2019) 1,076 (2019) Generation Holdings LP Waste coal [107][108][109]
Comanche Colorado 38°12′30″N 104°34′34″W / 38.20833°N 104.57611°W / 38.20833; -104.57611 (Comanche) 1,635 75% 4,150 (2020) 8,779,681 (2019) 1,151 (2019) Public Service Company of Colorado Sub-bituminous coal
Natural gas 		December 2025 (unit 2)
2035 (unit 3) 		[13][110][111][112][113]
Conemaugh Pennsylvania 40°23′05″N 79°03′49″W / 40.38472°N 79.06361°W / 40.38472; -79.06361 (Conemaugh) 1,872 70% 7,530 (2020) 9,845,117 (2019) 895 (2019) Public Service Enterprise Group Refined coal
Bituminous coal 		December 31, 2028 [114][115]
Cooper Kentucky 36°59′N 84°35′W / 36.99°N 84.59°W / 36.99; -84.59 (John Sherman Cooper) 341 143 (2020) 188,137 (2019) 1,113 (2019) East Kentucky Power Cooperative Bituminous coal [116][117]
Cope South Carolina 33°22′01″N 81°02′04″W / 33.366889°N 81.034444°W / 33.366889; -81.034444 (Cope) 417 965 (2020) 1,352,606 (2019) 730 (2019) Dominion Energy Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		2030 [118][119][120]
Coronado Arizona 34°34′40″N 109°16′23″W / 34.57778°N 109.27306°W / 34.57778; -109.27306 (Coronado) 822 54% (2019) 2,596 (2020) 2,152,334 (2019) 1,037 (2019) Salt River Project Refined coal December 2032 [121][13]
Coyote North Dakota 47°13′18″N 101°48′56″W / 47.221586°N 101.815566°W / 47.221586; -101.815566 (Coyote) 420 2,386 (2020) 2,331,579 (2019) 1,131 (2019) Otter Tail Power Company (35%)
Northern Municipal Power Agency (30%)
Montana-Dakota Utilities (25%)
NorthWestern Energy (10%) 		Lignite [122][123][124]
Craig Colorado 40°27′49″N 107°35′28″W / 40.46361°N 107.59111°W / 40.46361; -107.59111 (Craig) 1,428 6,979 (2020) 7,924,303 (2019) 1,000 (2019) Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association Sub-bituminous coal December 2025 (unit 1)
September 2028 (unit 2)
December 2029 (unit 3) 		[125][126][127][13]
Crist Florida 30°33′55″N 87°13′33″W / 30.565167°N 87.225944°W / 30.565167; -87.225944 (Crist) 1,135 1,100 (2020) 2,604,934 (2019) 976 (2019) Gulf Power Company Natural gas (948 MW)
Bituminous coal (187 MW) 		2025 (unit 4)
2027 (unit 5) 		[128][129][130]
Cross South Carolina 33°22′9″N 80°6′51″W / 33.36917°N 80.11417°W / 33.36917; -80.11417 (Cross) 2,390 46% 6,226 (2020) 7,963,965 (2019) 951 (2019) Santee Cooper Refined coal 2027 [131][132]
Crystal River Florida 28°57′29″N 82°41′59″W / 28.958111°N 82.699722°W / 28.958111; -82.699722 (Crystal River) 1,434 45% 14,948 (2020) 8,019,144 (2019) 534 (2019) Duke Energy Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		2027 (coal) [133][134]
Cumberland Tennessee 36°23′29″N 87°39′17″W / 36.39139°N 87.65472°W / 36.39139; -87.65472 (Cumberland) 2,470 48% (2019) 9,527 (2020) 8,156,435 (2019) 867 (2019) Tennessee Valley Authority Bituminous coal December 2026 (unit 2)
December 2028 (unit 1) 		[135][136][137]
Curtis H. Stanton Florida 28°28′56″N 81°09′59″W / 28.48222°N 81.16639°W / 28.48222; -81.16639 (Curtis H. Stanton) 1,820 39% 5,789 (2020) 5,034,732 (2019) 815 (2019) Orlando Utilities Commission Bituminous coal
Natural gas
Landfill gas 		[138][139]
Dallman Illinois 39°45′18″N 89°36′18″W / 39.754911°N 89.604873°W / 39.754911; -89.604873 (Dallman) 437 756 (2020) 2,024,131 (2019) 1,092 (2019) City of Springfield Bituminous coal N/A (unit 4)
Dave Johnston Wyoming 42°50′17″N 105°46′37″W / 42.838149°N 105.776922°W / 42.838149; -105.776922 (Dave Johnston) 816 4,326 (2020) PacifiCorp Refined coal January 2027 (unit 3) [140][141][13]
D.B. Wilson Kentucky 37°45′N 87°08′W / 37.750°N 87.133°W / 37.750; -87.133 (D.B. Wilson) 450 2,317 (2020) 2,676,758 (2019) 1,014 (2019) Big Rivers Electric Corporation Bituminous coal [142][143]
Deerhaven Florida 29°45′32″N 82°23′17″W / 29.75889°N 82.38801°W / 29.75889; -82.38801 (Deerhaven) 417 646 (2020) 808,276 (2019) 1,028 (2019) Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) Bituminous coal (235 MW)
Natural gas (74 MW) 		[144][145][146]
Dover Ohio 40°31′14″N 81°28′04″W / 40.520621°N 81.467821°W / 40.520621; -81.467821 (Dover) 50 56 (2019) 81,930 (2019) 1,463 (2019) City of Dover Bituminous coal [147][148][149]
Dry Fork Wyoming 44°23′20″N 105°27′39″W / 44.3888889°N 105.460800°W / 44.3888889; -105.460800 (Dry Fork) 422 3,205 (2020) 2,602,745 (2019) 1,014 (2019) Basin Electric Power Cooperative Sub-bituminous coal [150][151]
East Bend Kentucky 38°54′N 84°51′W / 38.90°N 84.85°W / 38.90; -84.85 (East Bend) 669 2,274 (2020) 3,196,702 (2019) 1,010 (2019) Duke Energy Bituminous coal [152][153]
Ebensburg Pennsylvania 40°27′18″N 78°44′51″W / 40.455004°N 78.747572°W / 40.455004; -78.747572 (Ebensburg) 50 236 (2019) 367,499 (2019) 1,557 (2019) Ebensburg Power Waste coal [154][155]
E C Gaston Alabama 33°14′34″N 86°27′40″W / 33.242785°N 86.461117°W / 33.242785; -86.461117 (E C Gaston) 1,880 3,797 (2020) 4,324,048 (2019) 760 (2019) Alabama Power Bituminous coal
Natural gas 		2028 [156][157]
Edgewater Wisconsin 43°42′56″N 87°42′23″W / 43.71556°N 87.70639°W / 43.71556; -87.70639 (Edgewater) 380 1,098 (2020) 1,461,448 (2019) 1,024 (2019) Alliant Energy (majority)
WEC Energy Group (minority) 		Sub-bituminous coal December 2025 .[158][13][159]
Edwardsport Indiana 38°47′51″N 87°15′02″W / 38.7975064°N 87.2504884°W / 38.7975064; -87.2504884 (Edwardsport) 618 3,268 (2020) 3,853,125 (2019) 968 (2019) Duke Energy Syngas
Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		[160]
Erickson Michigan 42°41′33″N 84°39′27″W / 42.692414°N 84.657470°W / 42.692414; -84.657470 (Erickson) 155 691 (2019) 765,200 (2019) 1,107 (2019) Lansing Board of Water & Light Sub-bituminous coal December 2025 [161][13]
E. W. Brown Kentucky 37°47′N 84°43′W / 37.78°N 84.71°W / 37.78; -84.71 (E. W. Brown) 464 1,282 (2020) 1,354,729 (2019) 947 (2019) Kentucky Utilities Bituminous coal (413 MW)
Natural gas
Solar (10 MW) 		[162][163]
Fayette Texas 29°55′00″N 96°45′06″W / 29.91667°N 96.75167°W / 29.91667; -96.75167 (Fayette) 1,760 67% 8,760 (2020) 9,753,313 (2019) 1,015 (2019) Austin Energy (50%)
Lower Colorado River Authority (50%) 		Refined coal [164][165]
F. B. Culley Indiana 37°54′33″N 87°19′30″W / 37.90917°N 87.32500°W / 37.90917; -87.32500 (F. B. Culley) 369 923 (2020) 1,417,332 (2019) 1,028 (2019) Vectren Bituminous coal 2027 (unit 3)[note 1] [166][167][13][168]
Fernandina Beach Mill Florida 30°40′54″N 81°27′22″W / 30.681589°N 81.45622°W / 30.681589; -81.45622 (Fernandina Beach Mill) 118 612 (2020) 411,398 (2019) 649 (2019) WestRock Black liquor
Natural gas
Wood
Bituminous coal 		[169][170]
Flint Creek Arkansas 36°15′20″N 94°31′22″W / 36.25556°N 94.52278°W / 36.25556; -94.52278 (Flint Creek) 528 2,377 (2019) 2,499,317 (2019) 1,051 (2019) Southwestern Electric Power Company (50%)
Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (50%) 		Sub-bituminous coal [171][172]
Fort Martin West Virginia 39°42′37″N 79°55′40″W / 39.710188°N 79.927651°W / 39.710188; -79.927651 (Fort Martin) 1,098 6,701 (2019) FirstEnergy Bituminous coal [173][174]
Four Corners New Mexico
Navajo Nation 		36°41′17″N 108°28′37″W / 36.68806°N 108.47694°W / 36.68806; -108.47694 (Four Corners) 1,540 42% 8,917 (2019) 8,303,298 (2019) 931 (2019) Arizona Public Service (66%)
Southern California Edison (19.2%)
Others (14.8%) 		Sub-bituminous coal December 2031 [175][176][177]
Gallatin Tennessee 36°18′53″N 86°24′01″W / 36.31472°N 86.40028°W / 36.31472; -86.40028 (Gallatin) 1,576 4,158 (2019) 4,460,348 (2019) 1,073 (2019) Tennessee Valley Authority Sub-bituminous coal (976 MW)
Natural gas (600 MW) 		December 2031 [178][179][180][13]
General James M. Gavin Ohio 38°56′09″N 82°07′00″W / 38.93583°N 82.11667°W / 38.93583; -82.11667 (Gavin) 2,600 70% 13,894 (2019) 12,949,967 (2019) 932 (2019) Lightstone Generation Refined coal [181]
George Neal North Iowa 42°19′29″N 96°22′48″W / 42.324827°N 96.379948°W / 42.324827; -96.379948 (George Neal North) 584 1,628 (2019) 1,595,182 (2019) 980 (2019) MidAmerican Energy (72%)
Interstate Power and Light (28%) 		Refined coal [182][183]
George Neal South Iowa 42°17′59″N 96°21′42″W / 42.299627°N 96.361746°W / 42.299627; -96.361746 (George Neal South) 640 1,544 (2019) 1,484,993 (2019) 962 (2019) MidAmerican Energy (40.57%)
Interstate Power and Light (25.7%)
Others (33.73%) 		Refined coal [184][185]
Gerald Gentleman Nebraska 41°04′51″N 101°08′35″W / 41.08083°N 101.14306°W / 41.08083; -101.14306 (Gerald Gentleman) 1,365 8,401 (2019) 8,166,750 (2019) 972 (2019) Nebraska Public Power District Sub-bituminous coal [94][186]
G. G. Allen North Carolina 35°11′25″N 81°0′30″W / 35.19028°N 81.00833°W / 35.19028; -81.00833 (G. G. Allen) 868 895 (2019) 974,310 (2019) 1,089 (2019) Duke Energy Bituminous coal December 2024 [187][188][13]
Ghent Kentucky 38°45′15″N 85°1′17″W / 38.75417°N 85.02139°W / 38.75417; -85.02139 (Ghent) 1,919 67% 10,164 (2019) 10,471,275 (2019) 1,030 (2019) Kentucky Utilities Refined coal
Bituminous coal 		[189][190]
Gibson Indiana 38°22′19″N 87°46′02″W / 38.37194°N 87.76722°W / 38.37194; -87.76722 (Gibson) 3,132 60% 12,184 (2019) 12,541,361 (2019) 1,029 (2019) Duke Energy (90.3%)
IMPA (4.87%)
WVPA (4.87%) 		Bituminous coal 2037–2041 [191][192]
Grant Town West Virginia 39°33′37″N 80°09′46″W / 39.560277°N 80.162893°W / 39.560277; -80.162893 (Grant Town) 95.7 598 (2019) American Bituminous Waste coal [193][194]
Harrington Texas 35°17′56″N 101°44′52″W / 35.298973°N 101.747666°W / 35.298973; -101.747666 (Harrington) 1,018 3,735 (2019) 3,907,735 (2019) 1,046 (2019) Xcel Energy Sub-bituminous coal December 2036 (unit 1)
December 2038 (unit 2)
December 2040 (unit 3) 		[195][196][13]
Harrison West Virginia 39°23′02″N 80°19′52″W / 39.38389°N 80.33111°W / 39.38389; -80.33111 (Harrison Power Station) 1,984 12,894 (2019) 12,187,539 (2019) 945 (2019) FirstEnergy Refined coal [197][198]
Hawthorn Missouri 39°07′51″N 94°28′40″W / 39.130833°N 94.47777°W / 39.130833; -94.47777 (Hawthorn) 1,046 3,092 (2019) 3,028,125 (2019) 979 (2019) Kansas City Power and Light Company Sub-bituminous coal [199]
Hayden Colorado 40°29′14″N 107°11′08″W / 40.487122°N 107.185669°W / 40.487122; -107.185669 (Hayden) 441 2,571 (2019) 2,612,504 (2019) 1,016 (2019) XcelEnergy Bituminous coal December 2027 (unit 2)
December 2028 (unit 1) 		[200][201][13]
Healy Alaska 63°51′15″N 148°57′00″W / 63.8542°N 148.95°W / 63.8542; -148.95 (Healy) 93 345 (2019) 463,902 (2019) 1,345 (2019) Golden Valley Electric Lignite
Waste coal 		[202]
Herbert A. Wagner Maryland 39°10′43″N 76°31′37″W / 39.17861°N 76.52694°W / 39.17861; -76.52694 (Herbert A. Wagner) 1,040 159 (2019) 211,687 (2019) 1,331 (2019) Talen Energy Bituminous coal 2025 [66][203][68]
Holcomb Kansas 37°55′51″N 100°58′21″W / 37.9308°N 100.9725°W / 37.9308; -100.9725 (Holcomb) 349 1,570 (2019) 1,650,017 (2019) 1,051 (2019) Sunflower Electric Sub-bituminous coal [204][205]
Hugh L. Spurlock Kentucky 38°41′55″N 83°49′0″W / 38.69861°N 83.81667°W / 38.69861; -83.81667 (Hugh L. Spurlock) 1,346 5,890 (2019) 5,969,595 (2019) 1,014 (2019) East Kentucky Power Cooperative Bituminous coal [206][207]
Hugo Oklahoma 34°00′49″N 95°19′32″W / 34.013611°N 95.325611°W / 34.013611; -95.325611 (Hugo) 446 576 (2019) 642,062 (2019) 1,115 (2019) Western Farmers Electric Cooperative Sub-bituminous coal [208][209]
Hunter Utah 39°10′25″N 111°01′44″W / 39.173697°N 111.029005°W / 39.173697; -111.029005 (Hunter) 1,577 8,682 (2019) MidAmerica Energy Company
PacifiCorp 		Refined coal 2032[210] [211][212]
Huntington Utah 39°22′45″N 111°04′41″W / 39.379271°N 111.078178°W / 39.379271; -111.078178 (Huntington) 1,037 4,898 (2019) PacifiCorp Bituminous coal 2032 [213][214]
Iatan Missouri 39°27′09″N 94°58′35″W / 39.45250°N 94.97639°W / 39.45250; -94.97639 (Iatan) 1,550 58% 8,562 (2019) 7,897,401 (2019) 922 (2019) Evergy Sub-bituminous coal [215][216]
Independence Arkansas 35°40′38″N 91°24′35″W / 35.67722°N 91.40972°W / 35.67722; -91.40972 (Independence) 1,678 66% 5,656 (2019) 5,798,881 (2019) 1,025 (2019) Entergy Sub-bituminous coal 2030 [217][218]
Indian River Delaware 38°35′08″N 75°14′05″W / 38.585556°N 75.234722°W / 38.585556; -75.234722 (Indian River) 446 121 (2019) 207,103 (2019) 1,712 (2019) NRG Energy Bituminous coal 2026 [219][220][221][222][223]
Ingredion Incorporated Illinois 41°46′40″N 87°49′27″W / 41.777799°N 87.824202°W / 41.777799; -87.824202 (Corn Products Argo) 45 242 (2019) 693,731 (2019) 2,867 (2019) Ingredion Incorporated Bituminous coal
Natural gas 		[224][225]
Intermountain Utah 39°30′27″N 112°34′49″W / 39.50750°N 112.58028°W / 39.50750; -112.58028 (Intermountain) 1,800 54% 7,562 (2019) 7,007,635 (2019) 927 (2019) Intermountain Power Agency Bituminous coal
Sub-bituminous coal 		June 2027 [226][227][13]
Iowa State University Iowa 42°01′40″N 93°38′24″W / 42.02775°N 93.63994°W / 42.02775; -93.63994 (Iowa State University) 46 107 (2019) Iowa State University Bituminous coal
Natural gas 		[228][229][230]
James E. Rogers North Carolina 35°13′02″N 81°45′40″W / 35.217222°N 81.761111°W / 35.217222; -81.761111 (James E. Rogers) 1,530 6,368 (2019) 5,201,707 (2019) 817 (2019) Duke Energy Bituminous coal
Natural gas 		December 2026 (unit 5) [231][232][13]
James H. Miller Jr. Alabama 33°37′55″N 87°03′38″W / 33.63194°N 87.06056°W / 33.63194; -87.06056 (James H. Miller Jr.) 2,640 79% 18,491 (2019) 17,826,649 (2019) 964 (2019) Alabama Power Sub-bituminous coal [233]
James M. Barry Alabama 31°0′22″N 88°0′40″W / 31.00611°N 88.01111°W / 31.00611; -88.01111 (James M. Barry) 2,671 12,471 (2019) 6,992,896 (2019) 561 (2019) Alabama Power Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		[234][235]
Jeffrey Kansas 39°17′10″N 96°7′1″W / 39.28611°N 96.11694°W / 39.28611; -96.11694 (Jeffrey) 2,160 50% 6,574 (2019) 7,583,549 (2019) 1,154 (2019) Evergy (50%)
Black Hills Corporation (50%) 		Sub-bituminous coal [236]
J. H. Campbell Michigan 42°54′43.5″N 86°12′08.3″W / 42.912083°N 86.202306°W / 42.912083; -86.202306 (Campbell) 1,420 8,402 (2019) 7,917,510 (2018) 942 (2019) CMS Energy Sub-bituminous coal May 2025 [237][238][239]
Jim Bridger Wyoming 41°44′15″N 108°47′14″W / 41.73750°N 108.78722°W / 41.73750; -108.78722 (Jim Bridger) 2,110 59% 11,255 (2019) MidAmerican Energy Sub-bituminous coal 2028 (unit 2)
2037 (units 3–4) 		[125][240][241]
J K Spruce Texas 29°18′26″N 98°19′13″W / 29.307203°N 98.320198°W / 29.307203; -98.320198 (J K Spruce) 1,444 6,692 (2019) 6,470,826 (2019) 967 (2019) CPS Energy Sub-bituminous coal 2030 [242][243][244]
John B. Rich Memorial Pennsylvania 40°47′26″N 76°11′53″W / 40.790579°N 76.198177°W / 40.790579; -76.198177 (John B. Rich Memorial) 88.4 624 (2019) 795,758 (2019) Gilberton Power Waste coal [245][246]
John E. Amos West Virginia 38°28′29″N 81°49′16″W / 38.47472°N 81.82111°W / 38.47472; -81.82111 (John E. Amos) 2,933 50% 9,796 (2019) 12,145,020 (2018) American Electric Power Bituminous coal [247]
John P. Madgett Wisconsin 44°18′11″N 91°54′45″W / 44.30306°N 91.91250°W / 44.30306; -91.91250 (John P. Madgett) 369 1,535 (2019) 2,080,026 (2018) Dairyland Power Cooperative Sub-bituminous coal [248][249]
John Twitty Missouri 37°09′06″N 93°23′18″W / 37.151642°N 93.388339°W / 37.151642; -93.388339 (John Twitty) 494 1,785 (2019) 1,927,948 (2017) City of Springfield Sub-bituminous coal [250]
John W. Turk Jr. Arkansas 33°39′02″N 93°48′42″W / 33.6505187°N 93.8115353°W / 33.6505187; -93.8115353 (John W. Jr.) 600 4,015 (2019) 3,690,501 (2018) American Electric Power (73%)
Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (12%)
East Texas Electric Cooperative (8%)
Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority (7%) 		Sub-bituminous coal [251][252]
J Robert Welsh Texas 33°03′18″N 94°50′22″W / 33.05500°N 94.83944°W / 33.05500; -94.83944 (J Robert Welsh) 1,056 4,545 (2019) 5,889,068 (2018) Southwestern Electric Power Company Sub-bituminous coal January 2028 [253][75][76][13]
Keystone Pennsylvania 40°39′35″N 79°20′28″W / 40.65972°N 79.34111°W / 40.65972; -79.34111 (Keystone) 1,711 83% 11,005 (2019) 11,190,515 (2018) Public Service Enterprise Group (22.84%)
ArcLight (20.91%)
Others (56.25%) 		Refined coal December 31, 2028 [254][115]
Kincaid Illinois 39°35′N 89°29′W / 39.59°N 89.48°W / 39.59; -89.48 (Kincaid) 1,320 3,115 (2019) 5,042,995 (2018) Dynegy Sub-bituminous coal December 2027 [255][256][13]
Kingston Tennessee 35°53′54″N 84°31′08″W / 35.89833°N 84.51889°W / 35.89833; -84.51889 (Kingston) 1,398 3,320 (2019) 3,313,787 (2018) Tennessee Valley Authority Bituminous coal
Sub-bituminous coal 		December 2026 (units 7–9)
December 2027 (units 1–6) 		[257][258][137][13]
Kyger Creek Ohio 38°54′55″N 82°07′42″W / 38.91528°N 82.12833°W / 38.91528; -82.12833 (Kyger Creek) 1,086 5,515 (2019) 5,809,638 (2018) Ohio Valley Electric Corporation Bituminous coal [259][260]
Labadie Missouri 38°33′44″N 90°50′16″W / 38.56222°N 90.83778°W / 38.56222; -90.83778 (Labadie) 2,372 76% 15,766 (2018) 15,758,937 (2018) 999.55 Ameren Sub-bituminous coal
Refined coal 		2036 (First two Units)
2042 (Last two Units) 		[261][262][263]
La Cygne Kansas 38°20′53″N 94°38′41″W / 38.348030°N 94.644696°W / 38.348030; -94.644696 (La Cygne) 1,422 5,798 (2019) 5,647,055 (2018) Kansas City Power and Light Company
Westar Energy 		Sub-bituminous coal [264][265]
Laramie River Station Wyoming 42°6′26″N 104°53′14″W / 42.10722°N 104.88722°W / 42.10722; -104.88722 (Laramie River Station) 1,710 72% (2018) 9,032 (2019) 10,559,027 (2018) Basin Electric Power Cooperative Refined coal [266][267]
Lawrence Kansas 39°00′28″N 95°16′07″W / 39.007898°N 95.268544°W / 39.007898; -95.268544 (Lawrence) 517 2,422 (2019) 3,062,018 (2018) Evergy Sub-bituminous coal December 31, 2028 [268][269][270][271]
Leland Olds North Dakota 47°16′54″N 101°19′10″W / 47.281667°N 101.319444°W / 47.281667; -101.319444 (Leland Olds) 669 3,605 (2019) 3,863,058 (2018) Basin Electric Power Cooperative Lignite
Refined coal 		[272][273]
Limestone Texas 31°25′24″N 96°15′5″W / 31.42333°N 96.25139°W / 31.42333; -96.25139 (Limestone) 1,850 59% 8,700 (2019) 9,814,811 (2018) NRG Energy Sub-bituminous coal January 2030 [274][13][275]
Lon D. Wright Nebraska 41°25′41″N 96°27′44″W / 41.42797°N 96.46226°W / 41.42797; -96.46226 (Lon D. Wright) 130 649 (2019) 521,858 (2019) City of Fremont Sub-bituminous coal
Wind 		[276][277]
Longview West Virginia 39°42′27″N 79°57′24″W / 39.70750°N 79.95667°W / 39.70750; -79.95667 (Longview) 700 5,265 (2019) 4,329,229 (2018) Longview Power Bituminous coal [278]
Louisa Iowa 41°19′01″N 91°05′37″W / 41.316881°N 91.093490°W / 41.316881; -91.093490 (Louisa) 812 3,346 (2019) 4,816,701 (2018) MidAmerican Energy (88%)
Interstate Power and Light (4%)
Central Iowa Power Cooperative (4.6%)
Others (3.4%) 		Refined coal 2040 [279][280]
Major Oak Texas 31°05′29″N 96°41′34″W / 31.091417°N 96.692833°W / 31.091417; -96.692833 (Major Oak) 349 2,414 (2019) Blackstone Group Lignite [281][282]
Marion Illinois 37°37′14″N 88°57′18″W / 37.620556°N 88.955°W / 37.620556; -88.955 (Marion) 272 1,652 (2019) 1,828,122 (2018) Southern Illinois Power Cooperative Bituminous coal [283][284]
Marshall North Carolina 35°35′51″N 80°57′53″W / 35.59750°N 80.96472°W / 35.59750; -80.96472 (Marshall) 1,996 49% 7,787 (2019) 7,535,293 (2018) Duke Energy Bituminous coal December 2034 (unit 1–2) [285]
Martin Lake Texas 32°15′42″N 94°33′53″W / 32.26167°N 94.56472°W / 32.26167; -94.56472 (Martin Lake) 2,250 71% 12,105 (2019) Luminant Lignite
Sub-bituminous coal 		[286]
Mayo North Carolina 36°31′40″N 78°53′09″W / 36.527778°N 78.885833°W / 36.527778; -78.885833 (Mayo) 727 1,526 (2019) 1,721,693 (2018) Duke Energy Bituminous coal December 2035 [287][288][289]
Merom Indiana 39°04′04″N 87°30′41″W / 39.06778°N 87.51139°W / 39.06778; -87.51139 (Merom) 1,080 4,591 (2019) 5,716,946 (2018) Hoosier Energy Bituminous coal [290][291][275]
Merrimack[note 2] New Hampshire 43°08′29″N 71°28′07″W / 43.14139°N 71.46861°W / 43.14139; -71.46861 (Merrimack) 496 302 (2019) 264,399 (2018) Granite Shore Power Bituminous coal May 2024 [292][293][275]
Miami Fort Ohio 39°06′56″N 84°48′18″W / 39.11556°N 84.80500°W / 39.11556; -84.80500 (Miami Fort) 1,115 6,974 (2019) 5,321,490 (2018) Dynegy Bituminous coal December 2027 [294][13]
Michigan City Indiana 41°43′16″N 86°54′35″W / 41.72111°N 86.90972°W / 41.72111; -86.90972 (Michigan City) 680 1,073 (2019) 2,146,752 (2018) NiSource Bituminous coal May 2028 [295][296][275]
Mill Creek Kentucky 38°03′N 85°55′W / 38.05°N 85.91°W / 38.05; -85.91 (Mill Creek) 1,717 8,258 (2019) 8,534,037 (2018) Louisville Gas & Electric Refined coal 2027 (Units 1 & 2) [297][298]
Milton R. Young North Dakota 47°03′58″N 101°12′50″W / 47.066°N 101.214°W / 47.066; -101.214 (Milton R. Young) 705 4,705 (2019) 5,284,291 (2018) Minnkota Power Cooperative Refined coal [299][300]
Mitchell West Virginia 39°49′47.99″N 80°49′4.79″W / 39.8299972°N 80.8179972°W / 39.8299972; -80.8179972 (Mitchell) 1633 5,041 (2019) 5,538,641 (2018) Appalachian Power Company (50%)
Kentucky Power (50%) 		Bituminous coal [301][302]
Monroe Michigan 41°53′21″N 83°20′44″W / 41.88917°N 83.34556°W / 41.88917; -83.34556 (Monroe) 3,400 55% 15,322 (2019) 15,769,057 (2018) DTE Energy Refined coal 2028 [303][50]
Montour Pennsylvania 41°4′13″N 76°39′52″W / 41.07028°N 76.66444°W / 41.07028; -76.66444 (Montour) 1,504 20% 1,056 (2019) 2,668,228 (2018) Talen Energy Bituminous coal 2025 [304][305][68]
Mountaineer West Virginia 38°58′42″N 81°56′08″W / 38.97833°N 81.93556°W / 38.97833; -81.93556 (Mountaineer) 1,300 8,255 (2019) 5,401,403 (2018) American Electric Power Bituminous coal [306][307]
Mount Storm West Virginia 39°12′03″N 79°15′46″W / 39.20083°N 79.26278°W / 39.20083; -79.26278 (Mount Storm) 1,602 4,533 (2019) 5,348,160 (2018) Dominion Energy Bituminous coal [308][309]
Mt. Carmel Cogen Pennsylvania 40°48′40″N 76°27′14″W / 40.811245°N 76.454013°W / 40.811245; -76.454013 (Mt. Carmel Cogen) 47.3 81 (2019) 134,609 (2019) Mount Carmel Cogen Waste coal [310][311]
Muscatine Iowa 41°23′21″N 91°03′31″W / 41.389210°N 91.058635°W / 41.389210; -91.058635 (Muscatine) 293.5 695 (2019) 1,114,601 (2018) Board of Water Electric and Communications Refined coal [312][313]
Muskogee Oklahoma 35°45′42″N 95°17′15″W / 35.761605°N 95.287463°W / 35.761605; -95.287463 (Muskogee) 1,716 1,551 (2019) 4,259,912 (2018) Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Natural gas (1,144MW)
Sub-bituminous coal (573 MW) 		[314][315]
Muskogee Mill Oklahoma 35°43′57″N 95°17′38″W / 35.732444°N 95.293756°W / 35.732444; -95.293756 (Fort James Muskogee) 114 373 (2019) 560,787 (2019) Koch Industries Sub-bituminous coal (89 MW)
Natural gas (25 MW) 		[316][317]
Naughton Wyoming 41°45′26″N 110°35′52″W / 41.757232°N 110.597654°W / 41.757232; -110.597654 (Naughton) 707 2,813 (2019) PacifiCorp Sub-bituminous coal 2025 [318][319]
Nearman Creek Kansas 39°10′14″N 94°41′51″W / 39.170582°N 94.697512°W / 39.170582; -94.697512 (Nearman Creek) 235 1,068 (2019) 1,039,764 (2018) City of Kansas City Sub-bituminous coal [320][321]
Nebraska City Nebraska 40°37′26″N 95°46′38″W / 40.62377°N 95.777123°W / 40.62377; -95.777123 (Nebraska City) 1,212 6,812 (2019) 8,833,311 (2018) Omaha Public Power District Sub-bituminous coal [322][323]
New Madrid Missouri 36°30′58″N 89°33′50″W / 36.516245°N 89.563830°W / 36.516245; -89.563830 (New Madrid) 1,200 6,881 (2019) 7,179,989 (2018) Associated Electric Cooperative Refined coal [324][325]
Newton Illinois 38°56′10″N 88°16′40″W / 38.936111°N 88.277778°W / 38.936111; -88.277778 (Newton) 617 3,201 (2019) Vistra Energy Refined coal December 2027 [326][327][13]
Northampton Pennsylvania 40°41′28″N 75°28′45″W / 40.691111°N 75.47916°W / 40.691111; -75.47916 (Northampton) 134 154 (2019) Olympus Power Waste coal [328][329][330]
Northeastern Oklahoma 36°25′35″N 95°42′03″W / 36.426275°N 95.700858°W / 36.426275; -95.700858 (Northeastern) 946 4,639 (2019) 3,709,621 (2018) Public Service Company of Oklahoma Natural gas (50%)
Sub-bituminous coal (50%) 		2026 (unit 3; 469 MW) [331][332][75][76]
North Omaha Nebraska 41°19′43″N 95°56′57″W / 41.328746°N 95.949124°W / 41.328746; -95.949124 (North Omaha) 627 1,873 (2019) 1,823,417 (2018) Omaha Public Power District Sub-bituminous coal 2026 (converting to gas) [333][334][335][336]
Northside Florida 30°25′43″N 81°33′10″W / 30.42861°N 81.55278°W / 30.42861; -81.55278 (Northside) 1,300 3,878 (2019) 3,551,547 (2018) JEA Natural gas
Petroleum coke
Bituminous coal 		[337]
North Valmy Nevada 40°52′50″N 117°09′08″W / 40.88056°N 117.15222°W / 40.88056; -117.15222 (North Valmy) 567 14% (2017) 1,450 (2018) 1,645,434 (2018) Sierra Pacific Power Bituminous coal
Sub-bituminous coal 		December 2025 [125][338][339][340]
Oak Creek
(Elm Road) 		Wisconsin 42°50′40″N 87°49′43″W / 42.84444°N 87.82861°W / 42.84444; -87.82861 (Oak Creek) 1,135 7,748 (2020) WE Energies Refined coal
Bituminous coal 		May 2024 (Units 5 and 6)
2025 (Units 7 and 8) 		[341][342][343]
Oak Grove Texas 31°10′53″N 96°29′17″W / 31.18139°N 96.48806°W / 31.18139; -96.48806 (Oak Grove) 1,796 78% 12,407 (2019) 11,676,507 (2018) Luminant Refined coal [344]
Ottumwa Iowa 41°05′49″N 92°33′19″W / 41.096937°N 92.555219°W / 41.096937; -92.555219 (Ottumwa) 726 3,791 (2019) 3,724,042 (2018) MidAmerican Energy (52%)
Interstate Power and Light (48%) 		Sub-bituminous coal [345][346]
Panther Creek Pennsylvania 40°51′17″N 75°52′42″W / 40.854596°N 75.878464°W / 40.854596; -75.878464 (Panther Creek) 94 105 (2019) 137,092 (2019) Panther Creek Power Operating LLC Waste coal [347][348]
Pawnee Colorado 40°13′11″N 103°40′43″W / 40.219746°N 103.678693°W / 40.219746; -103.678693 (Pawnee) 505 2,510 (2019) 3,503,839 (2018) Xcel Energy Sub-bituminous coal 2028 (converting to gas) [349][350]
Platte Nebraska 40°51′17″N 98°20′53″W / 40.85472°N 98.34806°W / 40.85472; -98.34806 (Platte) 100 505 (2019) 591,747 (2019) City of Grand Island Sub-bituminous coal [351][352]
Pleasants Power Station West Virginia 39°22′01″N 81°17′41″W / 39.36694°N 81.29472°W / 39.36694; -81.29472 (Pleasants) 1300 Energy Harbor Refined coal [353][13]
Plum Point Arkansas 35°39′47″N 89°56′48″W / 35.663190°N 89.946710°W / 35.663190; -89.946710 (Plum Point) 680 3,945 (2019) 4,791,733 (2018) NRG Energy Sub-bituminous coal [354][355]
Powerton Illinois 40°32′28″N 89°40′48″W / 40.541°N 89.680°W / 40.541; -89.680 (Powerton) 1,536 34% 2,335 (2019) 5,169,444 (2018) NRG Energy Sub-bituminous coal [356][357]
Prairie Creek Iowa 41°56′39″N 91°38′20″W / 41.944053°N 91.638984°W / 41.944053; -91.638984 (Prairie Creek) 213 43 (2019) 198,803 (2018) Interstate Power and Light Sub-bituminous coal December 2025 (units 1–2) [358][359]
Purdue University Indiana 40°25′02.0″N 86°54′43.9″W / 40.417222°N 86.912194°W / 40.417222; -86.912194 (Purdue University) 43.2 158 (2019) 274,173 (2019) Purdue University Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		[360][361]
Rawhide Colorado 40°51′36″N 105°01′29″W / 40.860137°N 105.024765°W / 40.860137; -105.024765 (Rawhide) 280 2,038 (2019) 1,812,653 (2018) Platte River Power Authority Sub-bituminous coal December 2029 [362][363][275][364]
Ray Nixon Colorado 38°38′00″N 104°42′24″W / 38.633422°N 104.706551°W / 38.633422; -104.706551 (Ray Nixon) 207 1,245 (2019) 1,152,894 (2018) City of Colorado Springs Sub-bituminous coal December 2029 [365][366][367][275]
Red Hills Mississippi 33°22′17″N 89°13′02″W / 33.371389°N 89.217222°W / 33.371389; -89.217222 (Red Hills) 514 2,367 (2019) 2,977,203 (2018) NAES Refined coal
Lignite 		[368][369]
River Valley Oklahoma 35°11′38″N 94°38′44″W / 35.193905°N 94.645603°W / 35.193905; -94.645603 (River Valley) 350 539 (2019) 2,077,873 (2018) Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Sub-bituminous coal
Bituminous coal 		[370][371]
R.M. Schahfer Indiana 41°13′1″N 87°1′16″W / 41.21694°N 87.02111°W / 41.21694; -87.02111 (R.M. Schahfer) 1,040 5,493 (2019) 7,296,996 (2018) NiSource Bituminous coal 2025 [372][373][275][374]
Rockport Indiana 37°55′32″N 87°02′02″W / 37.92556°N 87.03389°W / 37.92556; -87.03389 (Rockport) 2,600 8,147 (2019) 11,629,822 (2018) Indiana-Michigan Power Sub-bituminous coal
Bituminous coal 		December 2028 [375][75][76]
Roxboro North Carolina 36°28′44″N 79°04′15″W / 36.47883°N 79.07089°W / 36.47883; -79.07089 (Roxboro) 2,422 28% 6,947 (2019) 5,719,006 (2018) Duke Energy Bituminous coal 2033 [376][377]
Roy S. Nelson Louisiana 30°17′00″N 93°17′19″W / 30.283333°N 93.288611°W / 30.283333; -93.288611 (Roy S. Nelson) 614.6 3,221 (2019) 5,052,953 (2018) Entergy Sub-bituminous coal
Petroleum coke 		[378][379]
Rush Island Missouri 38°07′52″N 90°15′46″W / 38.131160°N 90.262892°W / 38.131160; -90.262892 (Rush Island) 1,242 5,545 (2019) 7,206,695 (2018) Ameren Refined coal 2024 [380][381][13][382]
Sandy Creek Texas 31°28′30″N 96°57′26″W / 31.475060°N 96.957350°W / 31.475060; -96.957350 (Sandy Creek) 1,008 5,027 (2019) 5,868,439 (2018) Sandy Creek Energy Associates Sub-bituminous coal [383][384]
San Miguel Texas 28°42′16″N 98°28′37″W / 28.704348°N 98.476993°W / 28.704348; -98.476993 (San Miguel) 410 2,077 (2019) 3,028,257 (2018) San Miguel Electric Cooperative Lignite [385][386]
Scherer Georgia 33°03′45″N 83°48′14″W / 33.06259°N 83.80388°W / 33.06259; -83.80388 (Scherer) 3,520 50% 7,031 (2022) 8,933,998 (2021) Oglethorpe Power (30%)
Georgia Power (22.95%)
Others (47.05%) 		Sub-bituminous coal 2025 (unit 3)
N/A (units 1–2) 		[387][388][389][390]
Scrubgrass Pennsylvania 41°16′07″N 79°48′49″W / 41.268582°N 79.813664°W / 41.268582; -79.813664 (Scrubgrass) 94.7 241 343,007 Scrubgrass Generating Company Waste coal [391][392]
Seminole Florida 29°44′16″N 81°38′05″W / 29.73775°N 81.634722°W / 29.73775; -81.634722 (Seminole) 1,300 7,054 (2019) 7,200,873 (2018) Seminole Electric Cooperative Bituminous coal 2024 (Unit 1) [393][394][395][396]
Seward Pennsylvania 40°24′22″N 79°02′01″W / 40.406076°N 79.033629°W / 40.406076; -79.033629 (Seward) 585 1,867 (2019) 1,928,181 (2019) Seward Generating Waste coal [397][398]
Shawnee Kentucky 37°09′N 88°46′W / 37.15°N 88.77°W / 37.15; -88.77 (Shawnee) 1,750 5,676 (2019) 6,853,097 (2018) Tennessee Valley Authority Sub-bituminous coal December 2033 [399][400][401][13]
Sheldon Nebraska 40°33′33″N 96°47′05″W / 40.55917°N 96.78472°W / 40.55917; -96.78472 (Sheldon) 225 739 (2019) 1,026,151 (2018) Nebraska Public Power District Sub-bituminous coal [402][403]
Sherburne County Minnesota 45°22′43″N 93°53′48″W / 45.3787°N 93.8966°W / 45.3787; -93.8966 (Sherburne County) 2,238 64% 10,753 (2019) 12,617,304 (2018) Northern States Power Company Sub-bituminous coal December 2025 (unit 1)
December 2034 (unit 3) 		[404][405]
Sikeston Missouri 36°52′45″N 89°37′15″W / 36.879029°N 89.620912°W / 36.879029; -89.620912 (Sikeston) 261 1,619 (2019) 1,835,335 (2018) City of Sikeston Sub-bituminous coal [406][407]
Silver Bay Minnesota 47°17′12″N 91°15′38″W / 47.286684°N 91.260582°W / 47.286684; -91.260582 (Silver Bay) 132 182 (2019) 489,746 (2018) Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. Sub-bituminous coal [408][409]
Sioux Missouri 38°54′54″N 90°17′22″W / 38.915012°N 90.289320°W / 38.915012; -90.289320 (Sioux) 974 3,886 (2019) 5,874,772 (2018) Union Electric Company Refined coal December 2028 [410][13]
Sooner Oklahoma 36°27′14″N 97°03′10″W / 36.453773°N 97.052854°W / 36.453773; -97.052854 (Sooner) 1,138 3,610 (2019) 4,674,868 (2018) Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Sub-bituminous coal [411][412]
Southern Illinois University Carbondale Illinois 37°42′42.3″N 89°12′55.3″W / 37.711750°N 89.215361°W / 37.711750; -89.215361 (Southern Illinois University) 5.1 8 (2019) 88,579 (2019) Southern Illinois University Bituminous coal [413][414]
Spiritwood North Dakota 46°55′32.1″N 98°30′02.2″W / 46.925583°N 98.500611°W / 46.925583; -98.500611 (Spiritwood) 99 181 (2019) 462,292 (2018) Great River Energy Natural gas
Lignite
Refined coal 		[415][416]
Springerville Arizona 34°19′4″N 109°9′55″W / 34.31778°N 109.16528°W / 34.31778; -109.16528 (Springerville) 1,638 73% 7,945 (2019) 8,159,371 (2019) Salt River Project Sub-bituminous coal (1625 MW)
Solar (13.4 MW) 		2027 (unit 1)
2032 (unit 2) 		[417][418][419][420]
St. Nicholas Cogen Pennsylvania 40°49′21″N 76°10′24″W / 40.822464°N 76.17347°W / 40.822464; -76.17347 (St. Micholas Cogen) 99.2 600 (2019) Schuylkill Energy Resource Inc Waste coal [421][422]
Sunnyside Cogen Utah 39°32′46″N 110°23′28″W / 39.546249°N 110.391057°W / 39.546249; -110.391057 (Sunnyside Cogen) 58.1 401 (2019) 455,275 (2019) Sunnyside Cogen Associates Waste coal [423][424]
Tennessee Eastman Operations Tennessee 36°31′19″N 82°32′35″W / 36.5219°N 82.5431°W / 36.5219; -82.5431 (Tennessee Eastman) 195 1,155 (2019) 2,867,087 (2018) Eastman Chemical Company Bituminous coal
Natural gas 		[425][426]
TES Filer City Michigan 44°13′02″N 86°17′24″W / 44.21731°N 86.28994°W / 44.21731; -86.28994 (TES Filer City) 73 453 (2019) 563,562 (2018) TES Filer city Bituminous coal
Natural gas
Biomass 		June 2025 [427][428][429]
Thomas Hill Missouri 39°33′02″N 92°38′15″W / 39.550678°N 92.637398°W / 39.550678; -92.637398 (Thomas hill) 1,135 8,112 (2019) 7,212,753 (2018) Associated Electric Cooperative Refined coal [430][431]
Tolk Texas 34°11′00″N 102°34′10″W / 34.183269°N 102.569474°W / 34.183269; -102.569474 (Tolk) 1,067 2,742 (2019) 3,844,953 (2018) Xcel Energy Sub-bituminous coal December 2037 [432]
Trimble County Kentucky 38°35′05″N 85°24′43″W / 38.584722°N 85.411944°W / 38.584722; -85.411944 (Trimble County) 2,234 8,823 (2019) 8,015,909 (2018) Louisville Gas & Electric Refined coal (1,274 MW)
Natural gas (960 MW) 		[433][434]
University of Alaska Fairbanks[note 3] Alaska 64°51′14″N 147°49′20″W / 64.854011°N 147.822277°W / 64.854011; -147.822277 (University of Alaska Fairbanks) 17 28 (2019) 111,806 (2018) University of Alaska Sub-bituminous coal [435][436][437]
University of Illinois Abbott Illinois 40°06′17″N 88°14′32″W / 40.104669°N 88.242254°W / 40.104669; -88.242254 (University of Illinois) 47 167 (2019) 164,582 (2019) University of Illinois Natural gas
Bituminous coal 		[438][439][440]
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Cogen North Carolina 35°54′23″N 79°03′44″W / 35.906289°N 79.062244°W / 35.906289; -79.062244 (University of North) 32 51 (2019) 199,567 (2018) University of North Carolina Bituminous coal
Natural gas 		[441][442][443][444]
Victor J. Daniel Mississippi 30°31′48″N 88°33′22″W / 30.53000°N 88.55611°W / 30.53000; -88.55611 (Plant Daniel) 2,084 10,355 (2019) 5,703,976 (2018) Mississippi Power (50%)
Gulf Power (50%) 		Natural gas (1081 MW)
Sub-bituminous and Bituminous coal (1004 MW) 		May 2027 [445][446][447][448]
Virginia City Virginia 36°54′55″N 82°20′23″W / 36.91528°N 82.33972°W / 36.91528; -82.33972 (Virginia City) 600 1,185 (2019) 2,571,065 (2018) Virginia Electric and Power Company Bituminous coal
Wood 		[449]
Walter Scott Jr. Iowa 41°11′08″N 95°50′32″W / 41.185592°N 95.842112°W / 41.185592; -95.842112 (Walter Scott Jr.) 1,648 8,014 (2019) 9,214,542 (2018) MidAmerican Energy (majority)
Central Iowa Power Cooperative
Lincoln Electric Systems
12 others 		Refined coal [450][451]
Wansley Georgia 33°24′22″N 85°2′17″W / 33.40611°N 85.03806°W / 33.40611; -85.03806 (Hal B. Wansley) 1,904 17% 2,791 (2018) 2,704,960 (2018) Southern Power Bituminous coal 2028 [452][157]
W. A. Parish Texas 29°28′34″N 95°38′0″W / 29.47611°N 95.63333°W / 29.47611; -95.63333 (W. A. Parish) 3,653 14,328 (2019) NRG Energy Sub-bituminous coal
Natural gas 		December 2044 (coal) [453][13]
Warrick Indiana 37°54′53″N 87°20′01″W / 37.91472°N 87.33361°W / 37.91472; -87.33361 (Warrick) 755 4,215 (2019) Alcoa Bituminous coal [454][455]
Wateree South Carolina 33°49′35″N 80°37′19″W / 33.826374°N 80.621813°W / 33.826374; -80.621813 (Wateree) 772 2,061 (2019) 3,633,686 (2018) Dominion Energy Bituminous coal 2028 [119][456][120]
Western Sugar Nebraska 41°51′32″N 103°38′04″W / 41.85887°N 103.63438°W / 41.85887; -103.63438 (Western Sugar) 5 28 (2019) 194,266 (2018) Western Sugar Cooperative Sub-bituminous coal [457][458]
Weston Wisconsin 44°51′31″N 89°38′59″W / 44.85861°N 89.64972°W / 44.85861; -89.64972 (Weston) 1,076 4,409 (2019) 4,114,169 (2018) WEC Energy Group
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation 		Refined coal 2031 (Unit 3) [459][460]
Westwood Pennsylvania 40°37′08″N 76°27′04″W / 40.618788°N 76.451047°W / 40.618788; -76.451047 (Westwood) 36 127 (2019) 207,832 (2019) Rausch Creek Generation LLC Waste coal [461][462]
Whelan Nebraska 40°34′50″N 98°18′39″W / 40.580619°N 98.310782°W / 40.580619; -98.310782 (Whelan) 324 1,418 (2019) 2,272,356 (2018) City of Hastings Sub-bituminous coal
Refined coal 		[463][464]
White Bluff Arkansas 34°25′25″N 92°08′26″W / 34.42361°N 92.14056°W / 34.42361; -92.14056 (White Bluff) 1,659 8,252 (2018) 8,273,947 (2018) Entergy Sub-bituminous coal 2030 [465][466]
Whitewater Valley Indiana 39°48′07″N 84°53′43″W / 39.8020°N 84.8953°W / 39.8020; -84.8953 (Whitewater Valley) 100 39 (2019) 49,447 (2019) Indiana Municipal Power Agency Bituminous coal [467][468][469]
Williams Station South Carolina 33°00′59″N 79°55′44″W / 33.016270°N 79.928798°W / 33.016270; -79.928798 (Williams Station) 633 2,557 (2019) 2,759,206 (2018) Dominion Energy Refined coal
Bituminous coal 		2028 [119][470][120]
Winyah South Carolina 33°19′51″N 79°21′28″W / 33.330767°N 79.357811°W / 33.330767; -79.357811 (Winyah) 1,260 1,583 (2019) 1,582,699 (2018) Santee Cooper Refined coal December 2028 [471][472][13]
Wygen Wyoming 44°17′09″N 105°23′00″W / 44.2858°N 105.3833°W / 44.2858; -105.3833 (Wygen) 176 703 (2019) Black Hills Power Sub-bituminous coal [473][474]
Wyodak Wyoming 44°17′20″N 105°23′06″W / 44.288754°N 105.384951°W / 44.288754; -105.384951 (Wyodak) 402 1,851 (2019) PacifiCorp (80%)
South Dakota Electric (20%) 		Sub-bituminous coal 2039 [475][476]

**The fuel type that is at the top of the section of each power plant is the most used fuel, and the one at the bottom is the least used. For example, Williams Station uses more refined coal than bituminous coal.**

**Refined coal is lower grade sub-bituminous or lignite coal that is treated to create less toxins when burned and is supported by government subsidies.**

**Muskogee Mill and Muskogee power plants are different despite being in the same state and are not duplicates**

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Converting to LNG
  2. ^ Peaking plant and last coal-fired power plant in New England
  3. ^ Newest coal-fired power plant in the United States. It was finished in 2018 and is the only coal-fired power plant to have been constructed in the US since 2015.

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