List of power stations in Arizona explained

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Arizona, sorted by type and name. In 2021, Arizona had a net summer capacity of 27,596 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 109,305 GWh.^[1] The electrical energy generation mix in 2023 was 47.3% natural gas, 28.2% nuclear, 10.8% coal, 6.6% solar, 5.3% hydroelectric, 1.6% wind, and 0.2% biomass. Small-scale solar, including customer-owned photovoltaic panels, delivered an additional net 4,431 GWh to the state's electrical grid. This compares as about one-half the amount generated by Arizona's utility-scale solar plants.

Arizona's Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station located to the west of Phoenix is the nation's largest facility by annual energy production, and is the second largest facility by power capacity after Washington state's Grand Coulee Dam hydroelectric station. The electricity generated by utility- and small-scale solar together surpassed the amount from all of Arizona's hydroelectric facilities for the first time in 2017.^[2]

Fossil-fuel power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.

Coal

Operating power plants

Name	County	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Year Opened	Scheduled Retirement	Refs
		32.0603°N -109.8931°W	align=center	204	align=center	1964 (Unit 1- 82MW) 1979 (Unit 2- 204MW) 1979 (Unit 3- 204MW)	align=center	2018 (Unit 1- ng convert) 2018 (Unit 2- ng convert) TBD (Unit 3)	^[3] ^[4]
		34.9394°N -110.3033°W	align=center	426	align=center	1962 (Unit 1- 114MW) 1978 (Unit 2- 289MW) 1980 (Unit 3- 312MW) 1981 (Unit 4- 414MW)	align=center	2025 (Unit 1) 2015 (Unit 2 closed) 2025 (Unit 3) 2020 (Unit 4 closed)	^[5] ^[6]
		34.5789°N -109.2708°W	align=center	822	align=center	1979 (Unit 1- 411MW) 1980 (Unit 2- 411MW)	align=center	2032 (Unit 1) 2032 (Unit 2)	^[7] ^[8]
		34.3186°N -109.1639°W	align=center	1,766	align=center	1985 (Unit 1- 425MW) 1990 (Unit 2- 425MW) 2006 (Unit 3- 458MW) 2009 (Unit 4- 458MW)	align=center	2027 (Unit 1) 2032 (Unit 2) 2031 (Unit 3) TBD (Unit 4)	^[9] ^[10] ^[11] ^[12]

Natural gas

Name	County	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Generation Type	Year Opened	Refs
Agua Fria Generating Station	Maricopa County	33.5561°N -112.2153°W	align=center	626	Steam Turbine (x3) Simple Cycle (x3)	1957/1958/1961 (407MW) 1974/1975 (219MW)	^[14]
Apache Generating Station	Cochise County	32.0603°N -109.8931°W	align=center	285	Steam Turbine (x2)	2018 (convert from coal)
Arlington Valley Plant	Maricopa County	33.3417°N -112.8897°W	align=center	69		2002	^[15] ^[16]
Coolidge Generating Station	Pinal County	32.9174°N -111.5033°W	align=center	575	Simple Cycle (x12)	2011	^[17]
Desert Basin Power Plant		32.9042°N -111.7889°W	align=center	577	2x1 Combined Cycle	2001	^[18]
Demoss Petrie Power Plant	Pinal County	32.2523°N -110.9921°W	align=center	85	Simple Cycle	2001
Gila River Generating Station	Maricopa County	32.975°N -112.6944°W	align=center	2,200	2x1 Combined Cycle (x4)	2003
Griffith Energy	Mohave County	35.054°N -114.1333°W	align=center	654	2x1 Combined Cycle	2002
Harquahala Generating Station	Maricopa County	33.476°N -113.1134°W	align=center	1092	1x1 Combined Cycle (x3)	2004
H. Wilson Sundt Generating Station		32.16°N -110.9047°W	align=center	502	Steam Turbine (x2) Simple Cycle (x2) Reciprocating Engine (x5)	1962/1967 (360MW) 1972 (48MW) 2019 (94MW)	^[19]
Kyrene Power Plant	Maricopa County	33.3556°N -111.9353°W	align=center	525	Steam Turbine (x2) Simple Cycle (x3) 1x1 Combined Cycle	1952/1954 (106MW) 1971/1973 (165MW) 2002 (254MW)	^[20]
Mesquite Power Plant	Maricopa County	33.345°N -112.8642°W	align=center	1,250	2x1 Combined Cycle (x2)	2003
North Loop Power Plant	Pima County	32.401°N -111.1262°W	align=center	108	Simple Cycle (x4)	1972/2001
Ocotillo Power Plant	Maricopa County	33.4225°N -111.9122°W	align=center	916	Simple Cycle (x7)	1972/1973/2019	^[21]
Red Hawk Power Station	Maricopa County	33.3346°N -112.8406°W	align=center	1,060	2x1 Combined Cycle (x2)	2002
Saguaro Power Plant	Pinal County	32.5517°N -111.3°W	align=center	184	Simple Cycle (x3)	1972/1973/2002
Santan Power Plant	Maricopa County	33.3325°N -111.7503°W	align=center	1,235	Combined Cycle (x4) 2x1 Combined Cycle 1x1 Combined Cycle	1974/1975 (376MW) 2005 (582MW) 2006 (277MW)
Sundance Generating Station	Pinal County	32.9285°N -111.5899°W	align=center	450	Simple Cycle (x10)	2002	^[22]
Valencia Power Plant	Santa Cruz County	31.3635°N -110.9313°W	align=center	108	Simple Cycle (x4)	1989/2006
West Phoenix Power Plant	Maricopa County	33.4417°N -112.1583°W	align=center	920	Simple Cycle (x2) Combined Cycle (x3) 2x1 Combined Cycle 1x1 Combined Cycle	1972/1973 (100MW) 1976 (255MW) 2001 (107MW) 2003 (458MW)
Yucca Power Plant	Yuma County	32.7214°N -114.7106°W	align=center	250	Steam Turbine Simple Cycle (x5)	1959 (75MW) 1971/1973/2008 (176MW)	^[23]
Yuma Power Plant	Yuma County	32.7288°N -114.6541°W	align=center	50	1x1 Combined Cycle	1994	^[24]

Petroleum

Name	County	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Generation Type	Year Opened	Refs
Douglas Power Plant	Cochise County	31.3641°N -109.5538°W	align=center	25	Simple Cycle	1972
Yucca Power Plant	Yuma County	32.7214°N -114.7106°W	align=center	71	Simple Cycle (x2)	1971/1978

Renewable power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.

Biomass & Refuse

Name	County	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Fuel Type	Generation Type	Year Opened	Refs
Glendale Energy Plant	Maricopa County	33.5403°N -112.3064°W	2.8	landfill gas	Reciprocating Engine (x2)	2010	^[25]
Northwest Regional Landfill	Maricopa County	33.6819°N -112.4767°W	3.2	landfill gas	Reciprocating Engine (x2)	2012	^[26]
Novo BioPower Plant	Navajo County	34.5032°N -110.335°W	22	wood/ wood waste	Steam Turbine	2008	^[27]
Western Renewable Energy	Apache County	34.093°N -109.29°W	2.5	wood/ wood waste	Steam Turbine	2004	^[28]

Hydroelectric dams

See also: List of dams and reservoirs in Arizona.

Name	County	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Year Opened	Refs
	Maricopa County	33.4899°N -111.9589°W	align=center	0.75	2003
C.C. Cragin Dam (Blue Ridge)	Coconino County	34.5544°N -111.1972°W		1965
	Yavapai County	34.3511°N -111.7006°W	align=center	4.2	1916	closed
	Gila County	33.1747°N -110.5279°W	align=center	10	1935	closed
Crosscut Hydro	Maricopa County	33.4394°N -111.9461°W	align=center	3.0	1939
	Mohave County	35.197°N -114.5707°W	align=center	251	1951
	Coconino County	36.9366°N -111.4839°W	align=center	1,320	1964-1966	^[29]
Headgate Rock	La Paz County	34.1683°N -114.2774°W	align=center	19.5	1993
	Mohave County	36.0155°N -114.738°W	align=center	2,080	1936-1943/ 1952
	Maricopa County	33.5907°N -111.344°W	align=center	129	1927
	Maricopa County	33.5536°N -111.4431°W	align=center	60	1926
	La Paz County	34.2953°N -114.1402°W	align=center	120	1938
South Consolidated Hydro	Maricopa County	33.4665°N -111.7811°W	align=center	1.4	1981
	Maricopa County	33.5661°N -111.536°W	align=center	13	1930
	Gila/Maricopa	33.6711°N -111.1618°W	align=center	36	1973

Generating capacity at Hoover Dam is equally split between Arizona and Nevada. Its total capacity was derated to 1,596 MW in June 2014 due to persistently low water storage levels and projected further declines.^{[30] [31]}

Solar thermal plants

See also: Solar power in Arizona.

Solar photovoltaic plants

See also: Solar power in Arizona.

Name	County	Coordinates	Capacity (MWAC)	Year Opened	Refs
McFarland Solar	Yuma County		500	2023/2025
	Maricopa County	33.3399°N -112.9339°W	400	2012/2016
	Yuma County	32.9774°N -113.4945°W	290	May 2012/2014	^[33]
Sonoran Solar Energy	Maricopa County		260	2012	^[34]
Agave Solar	Maricopa County	33.3259°N -112.8422°W	150	September 25, 2023	^[35] ^[36]
	Maricopa County	33.305°N -112.8339°W	125	April 2013	^[37]
Saint Solar	Pinal County		100	June 2023	^[38]
Red Horse III	Cochise County	32.261°N -110.1543°W	81	July 2016	^[39]
Kayenta Solar Project	Navajo County	36.7893°N -110.2383°W	55	2017/2019	^[40]
Gray Hawk Solar	Mohave County	35.3462°N -113.9148°W	55	June 2018	^[41]
Bonnybrooke Solar	Mohave County	33.053°N -111.34°W	50	November 2016	^[42]
Avalon	Pima County	32.0385°N -110.9584°W	45	December 2014/2016
Sandstone Solar	Pinal County	33.0356°N -111.4503°W	45	December 2015	^[43]
Red Rock	Maricopa County	32.551°N -111.2892°W	40	February 2017	^[44]
Foothills Solar Plant Hybrid	Yuma County	32.6388°N -114.4312°W	35	March 2013	^[45]
Gila Bend Hybrid	Maricopa County	32.949°N -112.7701°W	32	October 2014	^[46]
OE_AZ1	La Paz County	33.7709°N -113.6546°W	32	December 2019	^[47]
Avra Valley Solar	Pima County	32.3717°N -111.2828°W	26	January 2013	^[48]
Apache Solar 1	Cochise County	32.0681°N -109.8904°W	20	October 2017	^[49]
Copper Crossing Solar Ranch	Pinal County	33.1592°N -111.4814°W	20	2011	^[50]
Pinal Central Energy Center Hybrid	Pinal County	32.8757°N -111.5511°W	20	April 2018	^[51]
Sulphur Springs	Cochise County	32.0628°N -109.9193°W	20	December 2016	^[52]
Chino Solar Valley	Yavapai County	34.7242°N -112.4318°W	19	December 2012	^[53]
Paloma Solar Hybrid	Maricopa County		18	September 2011	^[54]
Cotton Center Solar Hybrid	Maricopa County		17	November 2011	^[55]
Saddle Mountain Solar I	Maricopa County		15	December 2012	^[56]
Desert Star Hybrid	Maricopa County		10	September 2015	^[57]
Box Canyon Solar Project	Pinal County		300	2025	^[58]
Eleven Mile Solar Center	Pinal County		300	2024	^[59]
Storey Solar Energy Center	Pinal County		122	December 2023	^[60] ^[61]
Luke Solar	Maricopa County		15	June 2015	^[62]
Queen Creek Solar Farm	Maricopa County		19	October 2012	^[63]
Badger 1 Solar	Maricopa County		15	November 2013	^[64]
Hyder II Hybrid	Yuma County		32	December 2013	^[65]
Picture Rocks Solar	Pima County		20	December 2012	^[66]
Brittlebush Solar Park	Pinal County		200	July 2024	^[67]

Wind farms

See also: Wind power in Arizona.

Name	County	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Year Opened	Refs
	Navajo County	34.6596°N -110.2842°W	align=center	127	August 20092010	^[68]
Kingman 1	Mohave County	35.1458°N -114.0675°W	align=center	10	September 2011	^[69]
Perrin Ranch Wind	Coconino County	35.4156°N -112.2711°W	align=center	99	January 2012	^[70]
Red Horse 2	Cochise County	32.2861°N -110.0881°W	align=center	30	August 2015	^[71]
White Hills Wind	Mohave County	35.4733°N -114.2892°W	align=center	350	2021	^[72]
Babbitt Ranch Energy Center	Coconino County		161	June 2024	^[73] ^[74]

Storage power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.

Battery storage

Name	County	Coordinates	Discharge Capacity (MW)	Year Opened	Refs
McFarland Storage	Yuma County		435	2025	https://www.wecc.org/Reliability/AES%20McFarland%202023%20APR.pdf
Agua Fria Generating Station	Maricopa County		25	2021	^[75]
Paloma Solar Hybrid	Maricopa County		17	April 2023	^[76]
AES Gilbert ES	Maricopa County	33.4468°N -111.9563°W	align=center	10	2019	^[77]
Iron Horse BESS Hybrid	Pima County	32.0985°N -110.8191°W	align=center	10	2017	^[78] ^[79]
Pima BESS	Pima County	32.2516°N -110.9913°W	align=center	10	2017
Pinal Central Hybrid ES	Pima County	32.8757°N -111.5511°W	align=center	10	2018
Desert Star Hybrid	Maricopa County		10	February 2023	^[80]
Punkin Center BS	Gila County	33.8758°N -111.3136°W	align=center	2	2018	^[81]
Sonoran Solar Energy	Maricopa County		260	2012	^[82] ^[83]
Sierra Estrella Energy Storage Facility	Maricopa County		250	June 2024	^[84] ^[85]
Superstition Energy Storage facility	Maricopa County		90	June 24 2024	^[86] ^[87]
Storey Solar Energy Center	Pinal County		88	December 2023	^[88] ^[89]
Papago Storage	Maricopa County			2025	^[90] ^[91]
Scatter Wash Battery Storage Comple	Maricopa County		255	April 2025	^[92] ^[93]
Hyder II Hybrid	Yuma County		14	2013	^[94]
Foothills Solar Plant Hybrid	Yuma County		35	April 2023	^[95]

Pumped storage

Name	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Year Opened	Refs
	Maricopa County	33.5907°N -111.344°W	align=center	119	1972
	Maricopa County	33.5536°N -111.4431°W	align=center	57	1971
	Maricopa County	33.8447°N -112.2714°W	align=center	40	1993	^[96]

Utility companies

• Arizona Electric Power Cooperative
• Arizona Public Service
• Salt River Project
• Tucson Electric Power
• UniSource Energy Services

External links

• U.S. Department of Energy Arizona Statistics
• U.S. Department of Energy Arizona Quick Facts
• SRP Power System

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