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Petroleum Liquids Power Plants

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

Power plants
588
Total nameplate capacity
25,126.2 MW
States with plants
41
Generating units
2,386

By state

StatePlantsCapacity
New York193,134.7 MW
Massachusetts132,355.3 MW
Connecticut212,151.3 MW
Hawaii182,043.3 MW
Pennsylvania251,508.8 MW
Maryland91,468.1 MW
Florida61,182.8 MW
Georgia61,144.1 MW
Missouri221,072.9 MW
Maine3899.7 MW
Texas25815.3 MW
Virginia21773.2 MW
Wisconsin12684.3 MW
Alaska86673.3 MW
Iowa50614 MW
North Carolina39553 MW
Minnesota40542.1 MW
Illinois23482.7 MW
New Hampshire5478.8 MW
Kansas30455.4 MW
Nebraska26410 MW
California5321.1 MW
South Carolina12287.7 MW
Ohio27253.6 MW
Michigan16231.4 MW
South Dakota3208.5 MW
Vermont5145.7 MW
Tennessee246 MW
Colorado431 MW
New Mexico127 MW
Arizona126.1 MW
Oklahoma322.1 MW
Delaware118.6 MW
Alabama212 MW
Kentucky110.6 MW
Utah110.2 MW
Louisiana19.4 MW
Mississippi19 MW
New Jersey17.1 MW
North Dakota14 MW
Indiana12 MW

Largest petroleum liquids 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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