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Natural Gas Internal Combustion Engine Power Plants in Kansas

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

Power plants
25
Total nameplate capacity
593.2 MW
Generating units
137
National rank (natural gas internal combustion engine capacity)
#2

Every natural gas internal combustion engine plant in Kansas

PlantOperatorUnitsCapacity
RubartSunflower Electric Power Corp12120 MW
Goodman Energy CenterMidwest Energy Inc - (KS)12103.5 MW
CML&P Generating Facility No. 2City of Coffeyville - (KS)356.1 MW
Chanute 3City of Chanute534.8 MW
Jameson Energy CenterKansas Municipal Energy Agency327.6 MW
Augusta Electric Plant No 2City of Augusta - (KS)420.7 MW
BeloitCity of Beloit - (KS)719.3 MW
OttawaCity of Ottawa - (KS)419.2 MW
GoodlandCity of Goodland - (KS)818.7 MW
Kingman Municipal Power and Light PlantCity of Kingman - (KS)516.9 MW
Pratt 2City of Pratt- (KS)216 MW
Russell DowntownCity of Russell - (KS)515.7 MW
WamegoCity of Wamego - (KS)915.2 MW
Osage CityCity of Osage City - (KS)915.1 MW
WashingtonCity of Washington - (KS)711.4 MW
AnthonyCity of Anthony - (KS)311.1 MW
HoisingtonCity of Hoisington - (KS)410.9 MW
Baldwin City Plant No 2City of Baldwin City- (KS)410.8 MW
BellevilleCity of Belleville - (KS)49.4 MW
Minneapolis City ofCity of Minneapolis - (KS)59.1 MW
StocktonCity of Stockton - (KS)58.6 MW
MeadeCity of Meade - (KS)58.2 MW
EllinwoodCity of Ellinwood - (KS)47.9 MW
BurlingameCity of Burlingame - (KS)44 MW
Sharon SpringCity of Sharon Springs - (KS)43 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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