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Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle Power Plants in Alabama
U.S. Energy Information Administration (Forms EIA-860/860M).
Power plants
15
Total nameplate capacity
13,350.5 MW
Generating units
67
National rank (natural gas fired combined cycle capacity)
#5
Every natural gas fired combined cycle plant in Alabama
| Plant | Operator | Units | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barry | Alabama Power Co | 12 | 3,343.5 MW |
| H Allen Franklin Combined Cycle | Southern Power Co | 9 | 1,995.7 MW |
| E B Harris Electric Generating Plant | Southern Power Co | 6 | 1,304 MW |
| Tenaska Lindsay Hill Generating Station | Alabama Power Co | 4 | 939.4 MW |
| Central Alabama Generating Station | Alabama Power Co | 4 | 927.1 MW |
| Decatur Energy Center | Decatur Energy Center LLC | 4 | 902.4 MW |
| Morgan Energy Center | Morgan Energy Center LLC | 4 | 900 MW |
| Hillabee Energy Center | CER Generation LLC | 3 | 822.8 MW |
| Lowman Energy Center | PowerSouth Energy Cooperative | 2 | 732.7 MW |
| McWilliams | PowerSouth Energy Cooperative | 7 | 654 MW |
| Theodore Cogen Facility | Alabama Power Co | 2 | 317.4 MW |
| Hog Bayou Energy Center | Mobile Energy LLC | 2 | 280 MW |
| Washington County Cogeneration Facility | Alabama Power Co | 2 | 122.5 MW |
| General Electric Plastic | Alabama Power Co | 2 | 97 MW |
| W&T Onshore Treating Facility (OTF) | W&T Offshore Inc | 4 | 12 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.