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Conventional Hydroelectric Power Plants in South Carolina

U.S. Energy Information Administration (Forms EIA-860/860M).

Power plants
28
Total nameplate capacity
1,336.1 MW
Generating units
89
National rank (conventional hydroelectric capacity)
#13

Every conventional hydroelectric plant in South Carolina

PlantOperatorUnitsCapacity
J Strom ThurmondUSCE-Savannah District7361.9 MW
Saluda LexingtonDominion Energy South Carolina, Inc5207.3 MW
KeoweeDuke Energy Carolinas, LLC2157.6 MW
JefferiesSouth Carolina Public Service Authority5145.2 MW
Wateree HydroDuke Energy Carolinas, LLC590.5 MW
St StephenUS Army Corps of Engineers384 MW
WylieDuke Energy Carolinas, LLC460 MW
DearbornDuke Energy Carolinas, LLC345 MW
Cedar Creek (SC)Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC345 MW
Fishing CreekDuke Energy Carolinas, LLC542.3 MW
LockhartLockhart Power Co518 MW
Parr HydroDominion Energy South Carolina, Inc615 MW
99 IslandsDuke Energy Carolinas, LLC412 MW
Great Falls (SC)Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC412 MW
Ware Shoals Hydro ProjectCentral Rivers Power US, LLC26.2 MW
Gaston ShoalsNorthbrook Carolina Hydro II, LLC35.3 MW
Cherokee FallsHydroland Omega LLC14.3 MW
Hollidays Bridge HydroNorthbrook Carolina Hydro LLC44 MW
Rocky River (SC)City of Abbeville - (SC)33.9 MW
Pelzer LowerCentral Rivers Power US, LLC13.3 MW
Saluda DamNorthbrook Carolina Hydro LLC42.4 MW
Neal ShoalsDominion Energy South Carolina, Inc22.2 MW
SpillwaySouth Carolina Public Service Authority12 MW
Pelzer UpperCentral Rivers Power US, LLC12 MW
Boyds Mill HydroNorthbrook Carolina Hydro LLC21.4 MW
Clifton Dam 3 Power StationConverse Energy Inc21.2 MW
Upper Pacolet HydroLockhart Power Co11.1 MW
Piedmont Hydro Power ProjectCentral Rivers Power US, LLC11 MW

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Forms EIA-860 and EIA-860M. Nameplate capacity is the maximum rated output of the plant's generators.

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