List of decommissioned coal-fired power stations in the United States

Main article: List of coal-fired power stations in the United States

Bruce Mansfield Power Plant, at a capacity of 2,490 MW, is the largest power plant to be decommissioned in the United States.

This is an incomplete list of decommissioned coal-fired power stations in the United States. Coal plants have been closing at a fast rate since 2010 (290 plants closed from 2010 to May 2019; this was 40% of the US's coal generating capacity) due to competition from other generating sources, primarily cheaper and cleaner natural gas (a result of the fracking boom), which has replaced so many coal plants that natural gas now accounts for 40% of the US's total electricity generation, as well as the decrease in the cost of renewables. ^[1] Some coal-fired power stations listed are not fully decommissioned but have converted to other fuel sources.

Decommissioned coal-fired power stations

Name	State	Location	Capacity(MW)	Capacity Factor	Annual Generation (GWh)	CO2 emissions (Tons/year) [2] [3]	CO2 emissions/ Annual Generation	Majority Owner	Fuel type	Retired	Ref
Armstrong	Pennsylvania	40°55′45″N79°27′59″W / 40.92917°N 79.46639°W / 40.92917; -79.46639 (Armstrong)	356					FirstEnergy	Bituminous coal	September 1, 2012	[4]
Asbury	Missouri	37°21′41″N94°35′21″W / 37.36139°N 94.58917°W / 37.36139; -94.58917 (Asbury)	232					Empire District Electric Company		March 2020
Birchwood	Virginia	38°15′56″N77°18′51″W / 38.265423°N 77.314233°W / 38.265423; -77.314233 (Birchwood)	258		77 (2020)	65,032 (2019)	1355 (2019)	J-POWER General Electric	Bituminous coal	March 2021	[5] [6]
Boardman	Oregon	45°41′36″N119°48′25″W / 45.69333°N 119.80694°W / 45.69333; -119.80694 (Boardman Coal Plant)	550					Portland General Electric		October 2020
Brayton Point [note 1]	Massachusetts	41°42′45″N71°11′38″W / 41.71250°N 71.19389°W / 41.71250; -71.19389 (Boardman Coal Plant)	1537.6					PG&E (1963-2005) Dominion Energy New England (2005-2013) Energy Capital Partners (2013-2015) Dynegy (2015-present)	Bituminous coal	October 2020	[7]
Bridgeport	Connecticut	41°10′17″N73°11′03″W / 41.17139°N 73.18417°W / 41.17139; -73.18417 (Bridgeport)	995		2,100 (2019)	806,838 (2019)	384 (2019)	Public Service Enterprise Group	Sub-bituminous coal	June 2021	[8] [9] [10] [11]
Bruce Mansfield	Pennsylvania	40°38′4″N80°25′1″W / 40.63444°N 80.41694°W / 40.63444; -80.41694 (Bruce Mansfield)	2,490					FirstEnergy		November 2019
Bull Run	Tennessee	36°01′16″N84°09′22″W / 36.02111°N 84.15611°W / 36.02111; -84.15611 (Bull Run)	889		641 (2020)	1,337,090 (2019)	862 (2019)	Tennessee Valley Authority	Bituminous coal	December 2023	[12] [13] [14]
Burlington	Iowa	40°44′28″N91°07′00″W / 40.741200°N 91.116670°W / 40.741200; -91.116670 (Burlington)	212		1,130 (2020)	1,194,481 (2019)	1042 (2019)	Interstate Power and Light	Sub-bituminous coal	December 2021	[15] [16] [10]
Carbon Power Plant [note 2]	Utah	39°43′38″N110°51′51″W / 39.72722°N 110.86417°W / 39.72722; -110.86417 (Carbon Power Plant)	190					PacifiCorp	Sub-bituminous coal	April 16, 2015	[17]
Charles P. Crane	Maryland	39°19′25″N76°21′59″W / 39.32361°N 76.36639°W / 39.32361; -76.36639 (Charles P. Crane)	400					Avenue Capital Group	Sub-bituminous coal	June 2018	[18] [19] [20] [21] [22]
Charles R. Lowman	Alabama	31°29′17″N87°54′38″W / 31.488167°N 87.910477°W / 31.488167; -87.910477 (Charles R. Lowman)	538					PowerSouth Energy Cooperative	Bituminous coal	October 2020	[23] [24]
Cheswick	Pennsylvania	40°32′18″N79°47′29″W / 40.53833°N 79.79139°W / 40.53833; -79.79139 (Cheswick)	635		542 (2020)	896,561 (2019)	1135 (2019)	GenOn Energy Holdings	Bituminous coal	April 2022	[25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [10]
Dan E. Karn	Michigan	43°38′32″N83°50′17″W / 43.642089°N 83.838188°W / 43.642089; -83.838188 (Dan E. Karn)	544		1,654 (2020)	1,934,954 (2019)	1,063 (2019)	CMS Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	June 2023	[30] [31] [32] [33]
Dolet Hills	Louisiana	32°1′56″N93°34′10″W / 32.03222°N 93.56944°W / 32.03222; -93.56944 (Dolet Hills)	720					SWEPCO Cleco Power LLC Northeast Texas Electric Cooperative Inc	Lignite	October 2021
Eckert	Michigan	42°41′42″N84°39′43″W / 42.694957°N 84.662078°W / 42.694957; -84.662078 (Eckert)	375		384 (2018) 44 (2019) 5 (2020)	484,156 (2018) 46,403 (2019)		Lansing Board of Water and Light	Sub-bituminous coal	April 2021	[34] [35] [10]
Elk River	Minnesota	45°17′43″N93°33′24″W / 45.295172°N 93.5567°W / 45.295172; -93.5567 (Elk River)	35 to 42					Great River Energy	Sub-bituminous coal Oil Refuse Derived Fuel [note 3]	January 2019	[36] [37]
Erickson	Michigan	42°41′33″N84°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	November 2022	[38] [39]
Escalante	New Mexico	35°24′58″N108°05′00″W / 35.41611°N 108.08333°W / 35.41611; -108.08333 (Escalante)	257		1,209 (2019)	1,292,447 (2018)		TSGTA	Sub-bituminous coal	December 2020	[40] [41] [10]
Frank E. Ratts	Indiana	38°31′12″N87°16′02″W / 38.52000°N 87.26722°W / 38.52000; -87.26722 (Frank E. Ratts)	250					Hoosier Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	December 29, 2014	[42] [43]
G. G. Allen	North Carolina	35°11′25″N81°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	[44] [45] [32] [46]
George F. Weaton	Pennsylvania	40°40′2.24″N80°20′46.03″W / 40.6672889°N 80.3461194°W / 40.6672889; -80.3461194 (George F. Weaton)	110					Horsehead Corporation	Sub-bituminous coal	July 2012	[47] [48]
Grainger	South Carolina	33°49′33″N79°03′10″W / 33.82583°N 79.05278°W / 33.82583; -79.05278 (Grainger)	170					Central Electric Power Cooperative	Bituminous coal	October 2012	[49] [50] [51] [52] [53]
Harding Street	Indiana	39°42′34″N86°11′48″W / 39.70944°N 86.19667°W / 39.70944; -86.19667 (Harding)	698					AES Indiana	Bituminous coal	2016	[54] [55]
Harllee Branch	Georgia	33°11′38″N83°17′59″W / 33.19389°N 83.29972°W / 33.19389; -83.29972 (Harllee)	1,539					Georgia Power	Bituminous coal	April 2015
Hatfield's Ferry	Pennsylvania	39°51′20″N79°55′39″W / 39.85556°N 79.92750°W / 39.85556; -79.92750 (Hatfield's Ferry)	1700					FirstEnergy	Bituminous coal	October 9, 2013	[56] [57] [58] [59] [60] [61] [62] [63]
Henderson Station One [note 4]	Kentucky	37°50′N87°35′W / 37.84°N 87.59°W / 37.84; -87.59 (Henderson One)	44					City of Henderson	Coal	December 31, 2008	[64]
Henderson Station Two [note 5]	Kentucky	37°38′48″N87°30′05″W / 37.646678°N 87.501403°W / 37.646678; -87.501403 (Henderson Two)	405					Henderson City Utility Commission	Bituminous coal	May 2019	[65]
Homer City	Pennsylvania	40°30′39″N79°11′37″W / 40.51083°N 79.19361°W / 40.51083; -79.19361 (Homer City Generating Station)	2,022	29%	6,828 (2019)	6,753,709 (2019)	989 2019	NRG Energy	Bituminous coal	July 2023	[66] [67] [68] [69] [70]
Hoot Lake	Minnesota	46°17′27″N96°02′35″W / 46.290791°N 96.043071°W / 46.290791; -96.043071 (Hoot Lake)	129		319 (2019)	356,720 (2019)	1118 (2019)	Otter Tail Power Company	Sub-bituminous coal	June 2021	[71] [72] [73] [74]
Indian River	Delaware	38°35′08″N75°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	February 2025	[75] [76] [77] [78] [79] [80] [81] [82]
J.M. Stuart	Ohio	38°38′16″N83°41′35″W / 38.63778°N 83.69306°W / 38.63778; -83.69306 (J.M. Stuart)	2,318					Dynegy (39%)		May 2018
Johnsonville	Tennessee	36°1′40″N87°59′12″W / 36.02778°N 87.98667°W / 36.02778; -87.98667 (Johnsonville)	1,500					Tennessee Valley Authority		December 2017
Kenneth C. Coleman	Kentucky	37°57′45″N86°47′30″W / 37.9625°N 86.7917°W / 37.9625; -86.7917 (Coleman)	521					Big Rivers Electric Corporation	Coal	September 2020
Kintigh [note 6] [note 7]	New York	43°21′29″N78°36′14″W / 43.35806°N 78.60389°W / 43.35806; -78.60389 (Kintigh)	675					AES Corporation	Bituminous coal	March 31, 2020	[83] [84] [85]
Lewis & Clark	Montana	47°40′44″N104°09′27″W / 47.678875°N 104.157368°W / 47.678875; -104.157368 (Lewis & Clark)	50		263 (2019)	314,567 (2018)		Montana-Dakota Utilities	Lignite	March 2021	[86] [87] [88] [89] [90]
Martin Drake	Colorado	38°49′27″N104°49′53″W / 38.824155°N 104.831411°W / 38.824155; -104.831411 (Martin Drake)	207		740 (2019)	1,046,153 (2018)		City of Colorado Springs	Sub-bituminous coal	August 2021	[91] [92] [93] [94] [95]
Mohave	Nevada	35°8′42″N114°35′19″W / 35.14500°N 114.58861°W / 35.14500; -114.58861 (Mohave)	1,636					Southern California Edison	Bituminous coal	2005
Merrimack [note 8]	New Hampshire	43°08′29″N71°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	September 2025	[96] [97] [98] [99] [94]
Monticello	Texas	33°5′28″N95°2′17″W / 33.09111°N 95.03806°W / 33.09111; -95.03806 (Monticello)	1,880					Luminant		January 2018
Muskingum River	Ohio	39°35′18″N81°40′57″W / 39.58833°N 81.68250°W / 39.58833; -81.68250 (Muskingum River)	1,529					American Electric Power	Bituminous coal	May 2015
Navajo	Arizona Navajo Nation	36°54′12″N111°23′25″W / 36.90333°N 111.39028°W / 36.90333; -111.39028 (Navajo)	2,250					U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (24.3%)	Bituminous coal	November 2019
Pleasant Prairie	Wisconsin	42°32′17″N87°54′17″W / 42.53806°N 87.90472°W / 42.53806; -87.90472 (Pleasant Prairie)	1,210			8.6 million (2018)		WE energies	Coal	April 2018
R. Gallagher	Indiana	38°15′49″N85°50′16″W / 38.26361°N 85.83778°W / 38.26361; -85.83778 (R. Gallagher)	280		285 (2018)	349,403 (2018)		Duke Energy	Bituminous coal	June 2021	[100] [101] [94] [102]
R. M. Heskett	North Dakota	46°52′01″N100°53′02″W / 46.866894°N 100.883989°W / 46.866894; -100.883989 (R. M. Heskett)	100		439 (2019)	645,998 (2018)		Montana-Dakota Utilities	Lignite	March 2022	[103] [104] [105] [106]
River Rouge	Michigan	42°16′14″N83°07′29″W / 42.270523°N 83.124699°W / 42.270523; -83.124699 (River Rouge)	651		624 (2019)	690,194 (2018)		Detroit Edison	Sub-bituminous coal	May 2021	[107] [108] [89] [109]
Rush Island	Missouri	38°07′52″N90°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	October 2024	[110] [111] [32] [112] [113]
San Juan	New Mexico	36°48′06″N108°26′19″W / 36.80167°N 108.43861°W / 36.80167; -108.43861 (San Juan)	847	30%	4,716 (2019)	4,929,343 (2018)		PNM Resources	Refined coal	September 2022	[114] [115] [116] [94] [117]
State Line	Indiana	41°42′27″N87°31′16″W / 41.70750°N 87.52111°W / 41.70750; -87.52111 (Perry K.)	614					BTU Solutions	Bituminous coal	March 31, 2012	[118] [119] [120] [121] [122] [123] [124] [125]
Sutton Steam Plant	North Carolina	34°16′58″N77°59′11″W / 34.282828°N 77.986417°W / 34.282828; -77.986417 (Sutton)	671.6					Duke Energy Progress LLC	Bituminous coal	2013	[126]
Taconite Harbor	Minnesota	47°31′52″N90°54′42″W / 47.531225°N 90.911758°W / 47.531225; -90.911758 (Taconite Harbor)	252					ALLETE Inc	Bituminous coal	2023	[127]
Tanner's Creek	Indiana	39°04′53″N84°51′39″W / 39.08139°N 84.86083°W / 39.08139; -84.86083 (Tanners Creek)	995					Indiana Michigan Power	Bituminous coal	May 31, 2015	[42] [128]
Tecumseh	Kansas	39°03′13″N95°34′07″W / 39.053556°N 95.568475°W / 39.053556; -95.568475 (Tecumseh)	231.6					Evergy Kansas Central Inc	Sub-bituminous coal	2018	[129]
Titus	Pennsylvania	40°18′19″N75°54′31″W / 40.3054°N 75.908581°W / 40.3054; -75.908581 (Titus)	225					GenOn Holdings Inc	Bituminous coal	2013	[130]
Tobaccoville	North Carolina	36°15′04″N80°22′01″W / 36.2511°N 80.3669°W / 36.2511; -80.3669 (Tobaccoville)	80					Reynolds American Inc	Coal	2004	[131]
Trigen Syracuse [note 9]	New York	43°03′55″N76°12′30″W / 43.065381°N 76.208311°W / 43.065381; -76.208311 (Trigen Syracuse Plant)	90.6					Dynegy Generation NA Inc	Bituminous coal	2013	[132]
Tyrone	Kentucky	38°02′50″N84°50′53″W / 38.0471°N 84.848133°W / 38.0471; -84.848133 (Tyrone Generating Station)	75					Kentucky Utilities Co	Bituminous coal	2013	[133] [134]
Utah Smelter [note 10]	Utah	40°43′18″N112°11′53″W / 40.721589°N 112.198006°W / 40.721589; -112.198006 (Utah Smelter Power Plant)	132					Kennecott Utah Copper LLC	Bituminous coal	2019	[135]
Vermilion	Illinois	40°10′41″N87°44′53″W / 40.178055°N 87.748055°W / 40.178055; -87.748055 (Vermilions)	182.3					Dynegy Midwest Generation Inc	Bituminous coal	2011	[136]
W. H. Sammis	Ohio	40°31′48″N80°37′51″W / 40.53000°N 80.63083°W / 40.53000; -80.63083 (W. H. Sammis)	2,220		3,957 (2019)			Energy Harbor	Bituminous coal	June 2023 (units 5–7)	[137] [138] [139]
Wabash [note 11]	Indiana	39°31′39″N87°25′23″W / 39.527389°N 87.423178°W / 39.527389; -87.423178 (Wabash River Generating Station)	1164.7					Wabash Valley Power Association Inc Duke Energy Indiana LLC	Bituminous coal [note 12]	2016	[140]
Wansley	Georgia	33°24′22″N85°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	2022	[141]
Warrior Run	Maryland	39°35′46″N78°44′46″W / 39.59611°N 78.74611°W / 39.59611; -78.74611 (Warrior Run)	205					AES Corporation	Bituminous coal	June 2024	[142]
Warren	Pennsylvania	41°50′09″N79°11′19″W / 41.835947°N 79.18867°W / 41.835947; -79.18867 (Warren Generating power station)	84					GenOn Holdings Inc	Bituminous coal [note 13]	2002	[143]
Watts Bar	Tennessee	35°36′39″N84°46′56″W / 35.610778°N 84.782167°W / 35.610778; -84.782167 (Warrior Run)	240					Tennessee Valley Authority	Bituminous coal	2011	[144]
Waukegan	Illinois	42°22′58″N87°49′13″W / 42.382778°N 87.820274°W / 42.382778; -87.820274 (Waukegan)	681		1,194 (2019)	1,718,814 (2018)		NRG Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	June 2022	[145] [146] [147] [148]
Weadock [note 14]	Michigan	43°38′29″N83°50′34″W / 43.641447°N 83.842706°W / 43.641447; -83.842706 (Weadock Generating Plant)	312.6					The Vanguard Group Inc	Bituminous coal	2016	[149]
Weatherspoon [note 15]	North Carolina	34°35′22″N78°58′32″W / 34.589523°N 78.975649°W / 34.589523; -78.975649 (Weatherspoon Plant)	165.5					Duke Energy Progress LLC	Bituminous coal	2011	[150]
Whiting [note 16]	Michigan	41°47′31″N83°26′57″W / 41.791942°N 83.449072°W / 41.791942; -83.449072 (Whiting Generating Plant)	345.4					Consumers Energy Co.	Bituminous coal	April 2016	[151]
Widows Creek	Alabama	34°53′08″N85°45′03″W / 34.885422°N 85.750939°W / 34.885422; -85.750939 (Widows Creek Fossil Plant)	1968.6					Tennessee Valley Authority	Bituminous coal	September 2015	[152]
Will County	Illinois	41°37′59″N88°03′43″W / 41.633011°N 88.061897°W / 41.633011; -88.061897 (Will County Generating Station)	1268.8					NRG Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	June 2022	[153]
William H. Zimmer	Ohio	38°51′59″N84°13′41″W / 38.86638°N 84.22805°W / 38.86638; -84.22805 (William H. Zimmer Power Station)	1,351					Vistra Corp	Coal	May 2022	[154] [155] [156] [157] [158]
Willow Island	West Virginia	39°22′03″N81°17′43″W / 39.367571°N 81.295226°W / 39.367571; -81.295226 (Willow Island power station)	213.2					FirstEnergy	Bituminous coal	2012	[159]

Decommissioned coal-fired power stations converted to other fuel sources

Name	State	Location	Capacity(MW)	Capacity Factor	Annual Generation (GWh)	CO2 emissions (Tons/year) [2] [3]	CO2 emissions/ Annual Generation	Majority Owner	Former Fuel Type	New Fuel Type	Conversion Date	Ref
Bailly	Indiana	41°38′36″N87°07′22″W / 41.64333°N 87.12278°W / 41.64333; -87.12278 (Bailly)	604					Northern Indiana Public Service Company (NIPSCO)	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	May 31, 2018	[160] [161] [162] [163]
Big Sandy	Kentucky	38°10′20″N82°37′03″W / 38.17222°N 82.61750°W / 38.17222; -82.61750 (Big Sandy)	1097					Kentucky Power Company	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	May 30, 2016	[164] [165]
Cane Run	Kentucky	38°10′36.03″N85°53′28.07″W / 38.1766750°N 85.8911306°W / 38.1766750; -85.8911306 (Cane Run)	640					Louisville Gas and Electric	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	June 2015	[166] [167] [168]
Colbert Fossil Plant [note 17]	Alabama	34°44′27″N87°50′56″W / 34.74083°N 87.84889°W / 34.74083; -87.84889 (Colbert Fossil)	1350					Louisville Gas and Electric	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	March 23, 2016	[169] [170]
Crist [note 18]	Florida	30°33′55″N87°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	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	2021	[171]
Mount Tom	Massachusetts	42°16′52″N72°36′18″W / 42.28111°N 72.60500°W / 42.28111; -72.60500 (Mount Tom)	136					Firstlight Power Resources Inc	Bituminous coal	Solar (5.76 MW) Battery Storage (3 - 5 MW)	March 23, 2016	[172] [173] [174] [175]
Perry K.	Indiana	39°45′46″N86°10′01″W / 39.76278°N 86.16694°W / 39.76278; -86.16694 (Perry K.)	604					Citizens Energy Group	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	2016	[42] [176] [177]
Reid Gardner	Nevada	36°39′25″N114°38′02″W / 36.657°N 114.634°W / 36.657; -114.634 (Reid Gardner)	557					NV Energy California Department of Water Resources	Bituminous coal	Battery Storage	March 2017	[178] [179] [180] [181] [182] [183] [184] [185] [186] [187] [188] [189]
Robert D. Green	Kentucky	37°38′N87°30′W / 37.64°N 87.50°W / 37.64; -87.50 (Robert D. Green)	528					Big Rivers Electric Cooperation	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	2022	[190] [191]
Robert Reid	Kentucky	37°38′43″N87°30′10″W / 37.64528°N 87.50278°W / 37.64528; -87.50278 (Robert Reid Power Station)	96					Big Rivers Electric Cooperation	Bituminous coal	Natural gas Fuel oil	2015	[192]
Syl Laskin	Minnesota	47°31′48″N92°09′43″W / 47.529953°N 92.162°W / 47.529953; -92.162 (Syl Laskin)	116					ALLETE Inc	Sub-bituminous coal	Natural gas	2015	[193]
Trenton Channel	Michigan	42°07′20″N83°10′52″W / 42.122192°N 83.180975°W / 42.122192; -83.180975 (Trigen Syracuse Plant)	775.5					DTE Electric Co	Sub-bituminous coal	Battery Storage (4-hour 220 MW / 880 MWh)	2022	[194] [195] [196] [197] [198] [199]
Valley	Wisconsin	43°01′49″N87°55′26″W / 43.030242°N 87.923903°W / 43.030242; -87.923903 (Valley Power Plant)	272					Wisconsin Electric Power Co	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	2015	[200]
Wyandotte Municipal Power Plant	Michigan	42°12′29″N83°08′43″W / 42.208041°N 83.14538°W / 42.208041; -83.14538 (Wyandotte)	32					Wyandotte Municipal Services Commission	Bituminous coal	Natural gas	2017	[201]

See also

• List of coal-fired power stations in the United States

Notes

1. Last coal-fired power station in Massachusetts to provide power to the regional grid
2. Alternate Name: Castle Gate Power Plant
3. Built as a coal and oil-fired facility in 1950;
   Operated from July 1, 1964 until February 1, 1968 on nuclear power
   Resumed operating on coal and oil in 1968;
   Converted in 1989 to use Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF)
4. Alternate Name: HMP&L One
5. Alternate Name: William L Newman Power Station
6. Last coal-fired power plant in New York
7. Alternate Name: Somerset Operating Co. LLC of the Upstate New York Power Producers
8. Peaking plant and last coal-fired power plant in New England
9. Alternate Name: Syracuse Energy power station.
10. Alternate Names: KUC Plant power station, KUCC power station
11. Alternate Names: Wabash River Highland Plant, Wabash River IGCC GT1 (Platts) (Unit 1A)
12. Unit 8 (165MW) is still operational on-site, built to burn natural gas in 2017 and is not a coal conversion
13. Unit 3 is still operational, built to burn natural gas, fuel oil in 1972 and is not a coal conversion
14. Alternate Name: JC Weadock power station
15. Alternate Name: WH Weatherspoon power station
16. Alternate Name: JR Whiting power station
17. Renamed Colbert Combustion Turbine Plant when converted to natural gas in March 2016
18. Renamed Gulf Clean Energy Center when converted to natural gas in January 2021

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