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Landfill Gas Power Plants

Nationwide, by state — U.S. Energy Information Administration (Forms EIA-860/860M).

Power plants
258
Total nameplate capacity
1,437.6 MW
States with plants
43
Generating units
1,140

By state

StatePlantsCapacity
California39287 MW
Michigan21110.6 MW
New York15105.1 MW
Pennsylvania20102.2 MW
Virginia1295.1 MW
Florida1163.8 MW
Wisconsin959.2 MW
North Carolina1457.3 MW
Illinois1154.3 MW
Georgia1053.3 MW
Rhode Island242.1 MW
New Jersey538.9 MW
Indiana634.8 MW
South Carolina629 MW
Ohio727.2 MW
Texas623 MW
New Hampshire319.5 MW
Kentucky818.8 MW
Oregon518.4 MW
Nevada215.2 MW
Iowa215.2 MW
Delaware314.2 MW
Maryland413.6 MW
Idaho413.5 MW
Massachusetts412.9 MW
Tennessee312.6 MW
Alaska111.5 MW
Washington29.9 MW
Kansas29.2 MW
Arkansas28.8 MW
Missouri38.6 MW
Vermont18 MW
Utah28 MW
Colorado26.4 MW
Alabama26.4 MW
Minnesota24.8 MW
Arizona13.2 MW
West Virginia13.2 MW
Oklahoma13.2 MW
Montana13.2 MW
Maine13.2 MW
Connecticut11.6 MW
Mississippi11.6 MW

Largest landfill gas plants

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Forms EIA-860 and EIA-860M (electric generator inventory). Nameplate capacity is the maximum rated output of a plant's generators, not its actual output.

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