List of coal-fired power stations in the United States explained

See main article: Coal power in the United States.

This is a list of the operational coal-fired power stations in the United States.

Coal generated 16% of electricity in the United States in 2023,^[1] an amount less than that from renewable energy or nuclear power,^{[2] [3]} and about half of that generated by natural gas plants. Coal was 17% of generating capacity.^[4]

Between 2010 and May 2019, 290 coal power plants, representing 40% of the U.S. coal generating capacity, closed. This was mainly due to competition from other generating sources, primarily cheaper and cleaner natural gas, as a result of the fracking boom, which has replaced so many coal plants that natural gas in 2019 accounted for 40% of the total electricity generation in the U.S., as well as the decrease in the cost of renewables.^[5] However, some coal plants remain profitable because costs to other people due to the health and environmental impact of the coal industry (estimated to average 5 cents per kWh)^{[6] [7]} are not priced into the cost of generation. Some coal plants are considering only operating during periods of higher electricity demand, from December to February and from June to August.^[8] Most plants are expected to close by 2039.^[9]

Coal-fired power stations

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Name	State	class=unsortable	Location	Capacity	Capacity factor	data-sort-type="number"	Annual generation	data-sort-type="number"	emissionsannual generation ^[10] ^[11]	data-sort-type="number"	CO2 emissions	Owner	Fuel type	Retirement
AES Petersburg	Indiana	38.5275°N -87.2539°W	2,146	48%	6,141	8,708,619	995	AES Indiana	Bituminous coal	2042	^[12] ^[13]
AES Puerto Rico	Puerto Rico	17.9459°N -66.1513°W	454		524 (2022)			AES Corporation	Coal	2028 (Planned) (unit 1-2)	^[14] ^[15] ^[16]
Allen S. King	Minnesota	45.0303°N -92.7792°W	511		761	1,730,280	995	Xcel Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[17] ^[18] ^[19]
Amalgamated Sugar Twin Falls	Idaho	42.5319°N -114.4319°W	10.2		52	224,652	4,320	Amalgamated Sugar Company	Natural gasBituminous coal		^[20] ^[21]
Antelope Valley	North Dakota	47.3706°N -101.8377°W	900		5,695	6,557,577	1,075	Basin Electric Power Cooperative	Refined coal		^[22] ^[23] ^[24]
Apache	Arizona	32.0612°N -109.8944°W	408		2,210	1,458,894	728	Arizona Electric Power Cooperative	Natural gas Sub-bituminous coal		^[25] ^[26]
Archer Daniels Midland Cedar Rapids	Iowa	41.9273°N -91.6899°W	256		815	2,319,528	2,207	Archer Daniels Midland	Sub-bituminous coalNatural gasBituminous coal		^[27] ^[28]
Archer Daniels Midland Clinton	Iowa	41.808°N -90.2328°W	180		769	1,652,099	2,143	Archer Daniels Midland	Sub-bituminous coal		^[29] ^[30]
Archer Daniels Midland Columbus	Nebraska	41.4164°N -97.2863°W	71		182	1,018,753	3,477	Archer Daniels Midland	Sub-bituminous coal		^[31] ^[32]
Archer Daniels Midland Decatur	Illinois	39.8632°N -88.8985°W	335		1,179	3,544,865	2,984	Archer Daniels Midland	Bituminous coalSub-bituminous coal		^[33]
Archer Daniels Midland Des Moines	Iowa	41.6261°N -93.5833°W	7.9		25	122,310	4,892	Archer Daniels Midland	Sub-bituminous coal		^[34] ^[35]
Archer Daniels Midland Lincoln	Nebraska	40.8664°N -96.6148°W	7.9		27			Archer Daniels Midland	Sub-bituminous coal		^[36] ^[37]
Argus	California	35.765°N -117.3822°W	63		317	1,162,275	4,649	Searles Valley Minerals	Refined coal		^[38] ^[39] ^[40]
id=B	Baldwin	Illinois	42.1381°N -88.0587°W	1,815		4,046	6,127,543	974	Dynegy Midwest Generation	Refined coal		^[41] ^[42] ^[43]
Belews Creek	North Carolina	36.2814°N -80.0603°W	2,240	41%	5,341	6,215,485	872	Duke Energy	Bituminous coalNatural gas		^[44] ^[45] ^[46]
Belle River	Michigan	42.7739°N -82.495°W	1,664		4,595	5,629,063	970	DTE Energy	Refined coal Natural gas	2026	^[47] ^[48]
Big Bend	Florida	27.7958°N -82.4036°W	1,821	45%–55%	3,130	2,955,073	760	TECO Energy	Natural gasBituminous coalSolar	N/A	^[49] ^[50] ^[51] ^[52]
Big Cajun 2	Louisiana	30.7267°N -91.3669°W	1,903		1,282	2,987,086	912	Cleco HoldingsEntergy	Sub-bituminous coal and refined coal Natural gas	2025	^[53] ^[54]
Big Stone	South Dakota	45.3039°N -96.5103°W	451		1,650	2,698,883	1,031	Otter Tail Power Company	Sub-bituminous coal		^[55] ^[56]
Biron Mill	Wisconsin	44.43°N -89.7805°W	62		164	252,089	1,537	ND Paper	Sub-bituminous coalNatural gas		^[57] ^[58]
Bonanza	Utah	40.0865°N -109.2864°W	500		3,258	3,514,286	940	Deseret Power	Bituminous coal		^[59] ^[60]
Bowen	Georgia	34.1231°N -84.9203°W	3,499	51%	7,969	10,093,816	919	Georgia Power	Bituminous coal	2035	^[61]
Brame	Louisiana	31.3969°N -92.7191°W	1,702		4,856	5,066,218	1,010	Cleco HoldingsLafayette Utilities SystemLouisiana Energy and Power Authority	Petroleum cokeSub-bituminous coalNatural gas		^[62] ^[63]
Brandon Shores	Maryland	39.1814°N -76.5378°W	1,370		951	2,594,657	1,163	Talen Energy	Bituminous coal	2025	^[64] ^[65] ^[66]
Brunner Island	Pennsylvania	40.0956°N -76.6969°W	1,567	33%	1,840	2,150,934	831	Talen Energy	Natural gasBituminous coal		^[67] ^[68] ^[69]
id=C	Canton North Carolina	North Carolina	35.5349°N -82.8434°W	52.5		309	819,429	2,643	Blue Ridge Paper Products	Black liquorBituminous coalNatural gasWood		^[70] ^[71]
Cardinal	Ohio	40.2519°N -80.6475°W	1,800	64%	9,060	8,911,067	924	American Electric Power	Bituminous coal		^[72] ^[73] ^[74]
Cayuga	Indiana		1,062		4,378	5,681,919	934	Duke Energy	Bituminous coal		^[75] ^[76]
Centralia	Washington	46.7556°N -122.86°W	670		5,149	7,411,136	1,036	TransAlta	Refined coal		^[77] ^[78] ^[79]
Chena	Alaska	64.8475°N -147.7339°W	27.5		187	328,539	1,757	Aurora Energy	Lignite		^[80] ^[81]
Cholla	Arizona	34.9403°N -110.3003°W	426		3,150	3,004,568	1,080	Arizona Public ServicePacifiCorp	Sub-bituminous coal		^[82] ^[83] ^[84]
Clay Boswell	Minnesota	47.2607°N -93.6538°W	923		4,203	5,052,620	1,050	Minnesota Power	Refined coal	Unit 4 will convert	^[85] ^[86] ^[87]
Clifty Creek	Indiana		1,303		4,375	5,850,082	1,022	Ohio Valley Electric Corporation	Bituminous coal		^[88] ^[89]
Clover	Virginia	36.8707°N -78.703°W	848		1,241	1,256,360	981	Dominion Energy	Bituminous coal	2025	^[90] ^[91]
Coal Creek	North Dakota		1,210		8,218	8,448,452	1,031	Rainbow Energy Marketing Corp	Refined coal		^[92] ^[93] ^[94]
Coleto Creek	Texas	28.7133°N -97.2133°W	622		2,530			Dynegy	Refined coal		^[95] ^[96] ^[97]
Colstrip	Montana	45.8835°N -106.6122°W	740		7,935	14,231,609	1,061	Talen EnergyPuget Sound Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[98] ^[99] ^[100]
Rosebud	Montana	45.9753°N -106.6555°W	38		301	391,154	1,300		Waste coal		^[101] ^[102] ^[103]
Columbia	Wisconsin		1,023		5,187	5,299,998	988		Refined coal		^[104] ^[105]
Colver	Pennsylvania	40.5538°N -78.7982°W	118		767	825,517	1,076	Generation Holdings LP	Waste coal		^[106] ^[107] ^[108]
Comanche	Colorado	38.2083°N -104.5761°W	1,635	75%	4,150	8,779,681	1,151	Public Service Company of Colorado	Sub-bituminous coalNatural gas	2035	^[109] ^[110] ^[111] ^[112]
Conemaugh	Pennsylvania	40.3847°N -79.0636°W	1,872	70%	7,530	9,845,117	895	Public Service Enterprise Group	Refined coalBituminous coal		^[113] ^[114]
Cooper	Kentucky	36.99°N -84.59°W	341		143	188,137	1,113	East Kentucky Power Cooperative	Bituminous coal		^[115] ^[116]
Cope	South Carolina	33.3669°N -81.0344°W	417		965	1,352,606	730	Dominion Energy	Natural gasBituminous coal	2030	^[117] ^[118] ^[119]
Coronado	Arizona	34.5778°N -109.2731°W	822	54%	2,596	2,152,334	1,037	Salt River Project	Refined coal		^[120]
Coyote	North Dakota	47.2216°N -101.8156°W	420		2,386	2,331,579	1,131		Lignite		^[121] ^[122] ^[123]
Craig	Colorado	40.4636°N -107.5911°W	1,428		6,979	7,924,303	1,000	Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association	Sub-bituminous coal	September 2028 December 2029	^[124] ^[125] ^[126]
Crist	Florida	30.5652°N -87.2259°W	1,135		1,100	2,604,934	976	Gulf Power Company	Natural gas Bituminous coal	2025 2027	^[127] ^[128] ^[129]
Cross	South Carolina	33.3692°N -80.1142°W	2,390	46%	6,226	7,963,965	951	Santee Cooper	Refined coal	2027	^[130] ^[131]
Crystal River	Florida	28.9581°N -82.6997°W	1,434	45%	14,948	8,019,144	534	Duke Energy	Natural gasBituminous coal	2027	^[132] ^[133]
Cumberland	Tennessee	36.3914°N -87.6547°W	2,470	48%	9,527	8,156,435	867	Tennessee Valley Authority	Bituminous coal	December 2028	^[134] ^[135] ^[136]
Curtis H. Stanton	Florida	28.4822°N -81.1664°W	1,820	39%	5,789	5,034,732	815	Orlando Utilities Commission	Bituminous coalNatural gasLandfill gas		^[137] ^[138]
id=D	Dallman	Illinois	39.7549°N -89.6049°W	437		756	2,024,131	1,092	City of Springfield	Bituminous coal	N/A (unit 4)
Dave Johnston	Wyoming	42.8381°N -105.7769°W	816		4,326			PacifiCorp	Refined coal		^[139] ^[140]
D.B. Wilson	Kentucky		450		2,317	2,676,758	1,014	Big Rivers Electric Corporation	Bituminous coal		^[141] ^[142]
Deerhaven	Florida	29.7589°N -82.388°W	417		646	808,276	1,028	Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU)	Bituminous coal Natural gas		^[143] ^[144] ^[145]
Dover	Ohio	40.5206°N -81.4678°W	50		56	81,930	1,463	City of Dover	Bituminous coal		^[146] ^[147] ^[148]
Dry Fork	Wyoming	44.3889°N -105.4608°W	422		3,205	2,602,745	1,014	Basin Electric Power Cooperative	Sub-bituminous coal		^[149] ^[150]
id=E	East Bend	Kentucky	38.9°N -84.85°W	669		2,274	3,196,702	1,010	Duke Energy	Bituminous coal		^[151] ^[152]
Ebensburg	Pennsylvania	40.455°N -78.7476°W	50		236	367,499	1,557	Ebensburg Power	Waste coal		^[153] ^[154]
E C Gaston	Alabama	33.2428°N -86.4611°W	1,880		3,797	4,324,048	760	Alabama Power	Bituminous coalNatural gas	2028	^[155] ^[156]
Edgewater	Wisconsin	43.7156°N -87.7064°W	380		1,098	1,461,448	1,024		Sub-bituminous coal		.^[157] ^[158]
Edwardsport	Indiana	38.7975°N -87.2505°W	618		3,268	3,853,125	968	Duke Energy	SyngasNatural gasBituminous coal		^[159]
Erickson	Michigan	42.6924°N -84.6575°W	155		691	765,200	1,107	Lansing Board of Water & Light	Sub-bituminous coal		^[160]
E. W. Brown	Kentucky	37.78°N -84.71°W	464		1,282	1,354,729	947	Kentucky Utilities	Bituminous coal Natural gasSolar		^[161] ^[162]
id=F	Fayette	Texas	29.9167°N -96.7517°W	1,760	67%	8,760	9,753,313	1,015		Refined coal		^[163] ^[164]
F. B. Culley	Indiana	37.9092°N -87.325°W	369		923	1,417,332	1,028	Vectren	Bituminous coal		^[165] ^[166] ^[167]
Fernandina Beach Mill	Florida	30.6816°N -81.4562°W	118		612	411,398	649	WestRock	Black liquorNatural gasWoodBituminous coal		^[168] ^[169]
Flint Creek	Arkansas	36.2556°N -94.5228°W	528		2,377	2,499,317	1,051		Sub-bituminous coal		^[170] ^[171]
Fort Martin	West Virginia	39.7102°N -79.9277°W	1,098		6,701			FirstEnergy	Bituminous coal		^[172] ^[173]
Four Corners	New MexicoNavajo Nation	36.6881°N -108.4769°W	1,540	42%	8,917	8,303,298	931		Sub-bituminous coal		^[174] ^[175] ^[176]
id=G	Gallatin	Tennessee	36.3147°N -86.4003°W	1,576		4,158	4,460,348	1,073	Tennessee Valley Authority	Sub-bituminous coal Natural gas		^[177] ^[178] ^[179]
General James M. Gavin	Ohio	38.9358°N -82.1167°W	2,600	70%	13,894	12,949,967	932	Lightstone Generation	Refined coal		^[180]
George Neal North	Iowa	42.3248°N -96.3799°W	584		1,628	1,595,182	980		Refined coal		^[181] ^[182]
George Neal South	Iowa	42.2996°N -96.3617°W	640		1,544	1,484,993	962	MidAmerican Energy Interstate Power and Light Others	Refined coal		^[183] ^[184]
Gerald Gentleman	Nebraska	41.0808°N -101.1431°W	1,365		8,401	8,166,750	972	Nebraska Public Power District	Sub-bituminous coal		^[185]
G. G. Allen	North Carolina	35.1903°N -81.0083°W	868		895	974,310	1,089	Duke Energy	Bituminous coal		^[186] ^[187]
Ghent	Kentucky	38.7542°N -85.0214°W	1,919	67%	10,164	10,471,275	1,030	Kentucky Utilities	Refined coalBituminous coal		^[188] ^[189]
Gibson	Indiana	38.3719°N -87.7672°W	3,132	60%	12,184	12,541,361	1,029		Bituminous coal	2037–2041	^[190] ^[191]
Grant Town	West Virginia	39.5603°N -80.1629°W	95.7		598			American Bituminous	Waste coal		^[192] ^[193]
id=H	Harrington	Texas	35.299°N -101.7477°W	1,018		3,735	3,907,735	1,046	Xcel Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	December 2038 December 2040	^[194] ^[195]
Harrison	West Virginia	39.3839°N -80.3311°W	1,984		12,894	12,187,539	945	FirstEnergy	Refined coal		^[196] ^[197]
Hawthorn	Missouri	39.1308°N -94.4778°W	1,046		3,092	3,028,125	979	Kansas City Power and Light Company	Sub-bituminous coal		^[198]
Hayden	Colorado	40.4871°N -107.1857°W	441		2,571	2,612,504	1,016	XcelEnergy	Bituminous coal	December 2028	^[199] ^[200]
Healy	Alaska	63.8542°N -148.95°W	93		345	463,902	1,345	Golden Valley Electric	LigniteWaste coal		^[201]
Herbert A. Wagner	Maryland	39.1786°N -76.5269°W	1,040		159	211,687	1,331	Talen Energy	Bituminous coal	2025	^[202]
Holcomb	Kansas	37.9308°N -100.9725°W	349		1,570	1,650,017	1,051	Sunflower Electric	Sub-bituminous coal		^[203] ^[204]
Hugh L. Spurlock	Kentucky	38.6986°N -83.8167°W	1,346		5,890	5,969,595	1,014	East Kentucky Power Cooperative	Bituminous coal		^[205] ^[206]
Hugo	Oklahoma	34.0136°N -95.3256°W	446		576	642,062	1,115	Western Farmers Electric Cooperative	Sub-bituminous coal		^[207] ^[208]
Hunter	Utah	39.1737°N -111.029°W	1,577		8,682			MidAmerica Energy CompanyPacifiCorp	Refined coal	2032^[209]	^[210] ^[211]
Huntington	Utah	39.3793°N -111.0782°W	1,037		4,898			PacifiCorp	Bituminous coal	2032	^[212] ^[213]
id=I	Iatan	Missouri	39.4525°N -94.9764°W	1,550	58%	8,562	7,897,401	922	Evergy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[214] ^[215]
Independence	Arkansas	35.6772°N -91.4097°W	1,678	66%	5,656	5,798,881	1,025	Entergy	Sub-bituminous coal	2030	^[216] ^[217]
Indian River	Delaware	38.5856°N -75.2347°W	446		121	207,103	1,712	NRG Energy	Bituminous coal		^[218] ^[219] ^[220] ^[221] ^[222]
Ingredion Incorporated	Illinois	41.7778°N -87.8242°W	45		242	693,731	2,867	Ingredion Incorporated	Bituminous coalNatural gas		^[223] ^[224]
Intermountain	Utah	39.5075°N -112.5803°W	1,800	54%	7,562	7,007,635	927	Intermountain Power Agency	Bituminous coalSub-bituminous coal		^[225] ^[226]
Iowa State University	Iowa	42.0278°N -93.6399°W	46		107			Iowa State University	Bituminous coalNatural gas		^[227] ^[228] ^[229]
James E. Rogers	North Carolina	35.2172°N -81.7611°W	1,530		6,368	5,201,707	817	Duke Energy	Bituminous coalNatural gas		^[230] ^[231]
id=J	James H. Miller Jr.	Alabama		2,640	79%	18,491	17,826,649	964	Alabama Power	Sub-bituminous coal		^[232]
James M. Barry	Alabama	31.0061°N -88.0111°W	2,671		12,471	6,992,896	561	Alabama Power	Natural gasBituminous coal		^[233] ^[234]
Jeffrey	Kansas	39.2861°N -96.1169°W	2,160	50%	6,574	7,583,549	1,154		Sub-bituminous coal		^[235]
J. H. Campbell	Michigan		1,420		8,402	7,917,510	942	CMS Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[236] ^[237] ^[238]
Jim Bridger	Wyoming	41.7375°N -108.7872°W	2,110	59%	11,255			MidAmerican Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	2037	^[239] ^[240]
J K Spruce	Texas	29.3072°N -98.3202°W	1,444		6,692	6,470,826	967	CPS Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	2030	^[241] ^[242] ^[243]
John B. Rich Memorial	Pennsylvania	40.7906°N -76.1982°W	88.4		624	795,758		Gilberton Power	Waste coal		^[244] ^[245]
John E. Amos	West Virginia	38.4747°N -81.8211°W	2,933	50%	9,796	12,145,020		American Electric Power	Bituminous coal		^[246]
John P. Madgett	Wisconsin	44.3031°N -91.9125°W	369		1,535	2,080,026		Dairyland Power Cooperative	Sub-bituminous coal		^[247] ^[248]
John Twitty	Missouri	37.1516°N -93.3883°W	494		1,785	1,927,948		City of Springfield	Sub-bituminous coal		^[249]
John W. Turk Jr.	Arkansas	33.6505°N -93.8115°W	600		4,015	3,690,501			Sub-bituminous coal		^[250] ^[251]
J Robert Welsh	Texas	33.055°N -94.8394°W	1,056		4,545	5,889,068		Southwestern Electric Power Company	Sub-bituminous coal		^[252]
id=K	Keystone	Pennsylvania	40.6597°N -79.3411°W	1,711	83%	11,005	11,190,515			Refined coal		^[253]
Kincaid	Illinois	39.59°N -89.48°W	1,320		3,115	5,042,995		Dynegy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[254] ^[255]
Kingston	Tennessee	35.8983°N -84.5189°W	1,398		3,320	3,313,787		Tennessee Valley Authority	Bituminous coalSub-bituminous coal	December 2027	^[256] ^[257]
Kyger Creek	Ohio	38.9153°N -82.1283°W	1,086		5,515	5,809,638		Ohio Valley Electric Corporation	Bituminous coal		^[258] ^[259]
id=L	Labadie	Missouri	38.5622°N -90.8378°W	2,372	76%	15,766	15,758,937	999.55	Ameren	Sub-bituminous coalRefined coal	2042	^[260] ^[261] ^[262]
La Cygne	Kansas	38.348°N -94.6447°W	1,422		5,798	5,647,055		Kansas City Power and Light CompanyWestar Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[263] ^[264]
Laramie River Station	Wyoming	42.1072°N -104.8872°W	1,710	72%	9,032	10,559,027		Basin Electric Power Cooperative	Refined coal		^[265] ^[266]
Lawrence	Kansas	39.0079°N -95.2685°W	517		2,422	3,062,018		Evergy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[267] ^[268] ^[269] ^[270]
Leland Olds	North Dakota	47.2817°N -101.3194°W	669		3,605	3,863,058		Basin Electric Power Cooperative	LigniteRefined coal		^[271] ^[272]
Limestone	Texas	31.4233°N -96.2514°W	1,850	59%	8,700	9,814,811		NRG Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[273] ^[274]
Lon D. Wright	Nebraska	41.428°N -96.4623°W	130		649	521,858		City of Fremont	Sub-bituminous coalWind		^[275] ^[276]
Longview	West Virginia	39.7075°N -79.9567°W	700		5,265	4,329,229		Longview Power	Bituminous coal		^[277]
Louisa	Iowa	41.3169°N -91.0935°W	812		3,346	4,816,701		MidAmerican Energy Interstate Power and Light Central Iowa Power Cooperative Others	Refined coal	2040	^[278] ^[279]
id=M	Major Oak	Texas	31.0914°N -96.6928°W	349		2,414			Blackstone Group	Lignite		^[280] ^[281]
Marion	Illinois	37.6206°N -88.955°W	272		1,652	1,828,122		Southern Illinois Power Cooperative	Bituminous coal		^[282] ^[283]
Marshall	North Carolina	35.5975°N -80.9647°W	1,996	49%	7,787	7,535,293		Duke Energy	Bituminous coal		^[284]
Martin Lake	Texas	32.2617°N -94.5647°W	2,250	71%	12,105			Luminant	LigniteSub-bituminous coal		^[285]
Mayo	North Carolina	36.5278°N -78.8858°W	727		1,526	1,721,693		Duke Energy	Bituminous coal		^[286] ^[287] ^[288]
Merom	Indiana	39.0678°N -87.5114°W	1,080		4,591	5,716,946		Hoosier Energy	Bituminous coal		^[289] ^[290]
Merrimack	New Hampshire	43.1414°N -71.4686°W	496		302	264,399		Granite Shore Power	Bituminous coal		^[291] ^[292] ^[293]
Miami Fort	Ohio	39.1156°N -84.805°W	1,115		6,974	5,321,490		Dynegy	Bituminous coal		^[294]
Michigan City	Indiana	41.7211°N -86.9097°W	680		1,073	2,146,752		NiSource	Bituminous coal		^[295] ^[296]
Mill Creek	Kentucky	38.05°N -85.91°W	1,717		8,258	8,534,037		Louisville Gas & Electric	Refined coal	(Units 1 & 2)	^[297] ^[298]
Milton R. Young	North Dakota	47.066°N -101.214°W	705		4,705	5,284,291		Minnkota Power Cooperative	Refined coal		^[299] ^[300]
Mitchell	West Virginia	39.83°N -80.818°W	1633		5,041	5,538,641			Bituminous coal		^[301] ^[302]
Monroe	Michigan	41.8892°N -83.3456°W	3,400	55%	15,322	15,769,057		DTE Energy	Refined coal	2028	^[303]
Montour	Pennsylvania	41.0703°N -76.6644°W	1,504	20%	1,056	2,668,228		Talen Energy	Bituminous coal	2025	^[304] ^[305]
Mountaineer	West Virginia	38.9783°N -81.9356°W	1,300		8,255	5,401,403		American Electric Power	Bituminous coal		^[306] ^[307]
Mount Storm	West Virginia	39.2008°N -79.2628°W	1,602		4,533	5,348,160		Dominion Energy	Bituminous coal		^[308] ^[309]
Mt. Carmel Cogen	Pennsylvania	40.8112°N -76.454°W	47.3		81	134,609		Mount Carmel Cogen	Waste coal		^[310] ^[311]
Muscatine	Iowa	41.3892°N -91.0586°W	293.5		695	1,114,601		Board of Water Electric and Communications	Refined coal		^[312] ^[313]
Muskogee	Oklahoma	35.7616°N -95.2875°W	1,716		1,551	4,259,912		Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company	Natural gas Sub-bituminous coal		^[314] ^[315]
Muskogee Mill	Oklahoma	35.7324°N -95.2938°W	114		373	560,787		Koch Industries	Sub-bituminous coal Natural gas		^[316] ^[317]
id=N	Naughton	Wyoming	41.7572°N -110.5977°W	707		2,813			PacifiCorp	Sub-bituminous coal	2025	^[318] ^[319]
Nearman Creek	Kansas	39.1706°N -94.6975°W	235		1,068	1,039,764		City of Kansas City	Sub-bituminous coal		^[320] ^[321]
Nebraska City	Nebraska	40.6238°N -95.7771°W	1,212		6,812	8,833,311		Omaha Public Power District	Sub-bituminous coal		^[322] ^[323]
New Madrid	Missouri	36.5162°N -89.5638°W	1,200		6,881	7,179,989		Associated Electric Cooperative	Refined coal		^[324] ^[325]
Newton	Illinois	38.9361°N -88.2778°W	617		3,201			Vistra Energy	Refined coal		^[326] ^[327]
Northampton	Pennsylvania	40.6911°N -75.4792°W	134		154			Olympus Power	Waste coal		^[328] ^[329] ^[330]
Northeastern	Oklahoma	36.4263°N -95.7009°W	946		4,639	3,709,621		Public Service Company of Oklahoma	Natural gas Sub-bituminous coal	2026	^[331] ^[332]
North Omaha	Nebraska	41.3287°N -95.9491°W	627		1,873	1,823,417		Omaha Public Power District	Sub-bituminous coal		^[333] ^[334] ^[335] ^[336]
Northside	Florida	30.4286°N -81.5528°W	1,300		3,878	3,551,547		JEA	Natural gasPetroleum cokeBituminous coal		^[337]
North Valmy	Nevada	40.8806°N -117.1522°W	567	14%		1,645,434		Sierra Pacific Power	Bituminous coalSub-bituminous coal		^[338] ^[339] ^[340]
id=O	Oak Creek	Wisconsin	42.8444°N -87.8286°W	1,135		7,748			WE Energies	Refined coalBituminous coal	2025	^[341] ^[342] ^[343]
Oak Grove	Texas	31.1814°N -96.4881°W	1,796	78%	12,407	11,676,507		Luminant	Refined coal		^[344]
Ottumwa	Iowa	41.0969°N -92.5552°W	726		3,791	3,724,042			Sub-bituminous coal		^[345] ^[346]
id=P	Panther Creek	Pennsylvania	40.8546°N -75.8785°W	94		105	137,092		Panther Creek Power Operating LLC	Waste coal		^[347] ^[348]
Pawnee	Colorado	40.2197°N -103.6787°W	505		2,510	3,503,839		Xcel Energy	Sub-bituminous coal	2028	^[349] ^[350]
Platte	Nebraska	40.8547°N -98.3481°W	100		505	591,747		City of Grand Island	Sub-bituminous coal		^[351] ^[352]
Pleasants Power Station	West Virginia	39.3669°N -81.2947°W	1300					Energy Harbor	Refined coal		^[353]
Plum Point	Arkansas	35.6632°N -89.9467°W	680		3,945	4,791,733		NRG Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[354] ^[355]
Powerton	Illinois	40.541°N -89.68°W	1,536	34%	2,335	5,169,444		NRG Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[356] ^[357]
Prairie Creek	Iowa	41.9441°N -91.639°W	213		43	198,803		Interstate Power and Light	Sub-bituminous coal		^[358] ^[359]
Purdue University	Indiana	40.4172°N -86.9122°W	43.2		158	274,173		Purdue University	Natural gasBituminous coal		^[360] ^[361]
id=R	Rawhide	Colorado	40.8601°N -105.0248°W	280		2,038	1,812,653		Platte River Power Authority	Sub-bituminous coal		^[362] ^[363] ^[364]
Ray Nixon	Colorado	38.6334°N -104.7066°W	207		1,245	1,152,894		City of Colorado Springs	Sub-bituminous coal		^[365] ^[366] ^[367]
Red Hills	Mississippi	33.3714°N -89.2172°W	514		2,367	2,977,203		NAES	Refined coalLignite		^[368] ^[369]
River Valley	Oklahoma	35.1939°N -94.6456°W	350		539	2,077,873		Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company	Sub-bituminous coalBituminous coal		^[370] ^[371]
R.M. Schahfer	Indiana	41.2169°N -87.0211°W	1,040		5,493	7,296,996		NiSource	Bituminous coal		^[372] ^[373] ^[374]
Rockport	Indiana	37.9256°N -87.0339°W	2,600		8,147	11,629,822		Indiana-Michigan Power	Sub-bituminous coalBituminous coal		^[375]
Roxboro	North Carolina	36.4788°N -79.0709°W	2,422	28%	6,947	5,719,006		Duke Energy	Bituminous coal		^[376] ^[377]
Roy S. Nelson	Louisiana	30.2833°N -93.2886°W	614.6		3,221	5,052,953		Entergy	Sub-bituminous coalPetroleum coke		^[378] ^[379]
Rush Island	Missouri	38.1312°N -90.2629°W	1,242		5,545	7,206,695		Ameren	Refined coal		^[380] ^[381] ^[382]
id=S	Sandy Creek	Texas	31.4751°N -96.9574°W	1,008		5,027	5,868,439		Sandy Creek Energy Associates	Sub-bituminous coal		^[383] ^[384]
San Miguel	Texas	28.7043°N -98.477°W	410		2,077	3,028,257		San Miguel Electric Cooperative	Lignite		^[385] ^[386]
Scherer	Georgia	33.0626°N -83.8039°W	3,520	50%	7,031	8,933,998		Oglethorpe Power Georgia Power Others	Sub-bituminous coal	N/A	^[387] ^[388] ^[389] ^[390]
Scrubgrass	Pennsylvania	41.2686°N -79.8137°W	94.7		241	343,007		Scrubgrass Generating Company	Waste coal		^[391] ^[392]
Seminole	Florida	29.7378°N -81.6347°W	1,300		7,054	7,200,873		Seminole Electric Cooperative	Bituminous coal		^[393] ^[394] ^[395] ^[396]
Seward	Pennsylvania	40.4061°N -79.0336°W	585		1,867	1,928,181		Seward Generating	Waste coal		^[397] ^[398]
Shawnee	Kentucky	37.15°N -88.77°W	1,750		5,676	6,853,097		Tennessee Valley Authority	Sub-bituminous coal		^[399] ^[400] ^[401]
Sheldon	Nebraska	40.5592°N -96.7847°W	225		739	1,026,151		Nebraska Public Power District	Sub-bituminous coal		^[402] ^[403]
Sherburne County	Minnesota	45.3787°N -93.8966°W	2,238	64%	10,753	12,617,304		Northern States Power Company	Sub-bituminous coal	December 2034	^[404] ^[405]
Sikeston	Missouri	36.879°N -89.6209°W	261		1,619	1,835,335		City of Sikeston	Sub-bituminous coal		^[406] ^[407]
Silver Bay	Minnesota	47.2867°N -91.2606°W	132		182	489,746		Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.	Sub-bituminous coal		^[408] ^[409]
Sioux	Missouri	38.915°N -90.2893°W	974		3,886	5,874,772		Union Electric Company	Refined coal		^[410]
Sooner	Oklahoma	36.4538°N -97.0529°W	1,138		3,610	4,674,868		Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company	Sub-bituminous coal		^[411] ^[412]
Southern Illinois University Carbondale	Illinois	37.7118°N -89.2154°W	5.1		8	88,579		Southern Illinois University	Bituminous coal		^[413] ^[414]
Spiritwood	North Dakota	46.9256°N -98.5006°W	99		181	462,292		Great River Energy	Natural gasLigniteRefined coal		^[415] ^[416]
Springerville	Arizona	34.3178°N -109.1653°W	1,638	73%	7,945	8,159,371		Salt River Project	Sub-bituminous coal Solar	2032	^[417] ^[418] ^[419] ^[420]
St. Nicholas Cogen	Pennsylvania	40.8225°N -76.1735°W	99.2		600			Schuylkill Energy Resource Inc	Waste coal		^[421] ^[422]
Sunnyside Cogen	Utah	39.5462°N -110.3911°W	58.1		401	455,275		Sunnyside Cogen Associates	Waste coal		^[423] ^[424]
id=T	Tennessee Eastman Operations	Tennessee	36.5219°N -82.5431°W	195		1,155	2,867,087		Eastman Chemical Company	Bituminous coalNatural gas		^[425] ^[426]
TES Filer City	Michigan	44.2173°N -86.2899°W	73		453	563,562		TES Filer city	Bituminous coalNatural gasBiomass	June 2025	^[427] ^[428] ^[429]
Thomas Hill	Missouri	39.5507°N -92.6374°W	1,135		8,112	7,212,753		Associated Electric Cooperative	Refined coal		^[430] ^[431]
Tolk	Texas	34.1833°N -102.5695°W	1,067		2,742	3,844,953		Xcel Energy	Sub-bituminous coal		^[432]
Trimble County	Kentucky	38.5847°N -85.4119°W	2,234		8,823	8,015,909		Louisville Gas & Electric	Refined coal Natural gas		^[433] ^[434]
id=U	University of Alaska Fairbanks	Alaska	64.854°N -147.8223°W	17		28	111,806		University of Alaska	Sub-bituminous coal		^[435] ^[436] ^[437]
University of Illinois Abbott	Illinois	40.1047°N -88.2423°W	47		167	164,582		University of Illinois	Natural gasBituminous coal		^[438] ^[439] ^[440]
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Cogen	North Carolina	35.9063°N -79.0622°W	32		51	199,567		University of North Carolina	Bituminous coalNatural gas		^[441] ^[442] ^[443] ^[444]
id=V	Victor J. Daniel	Mississippi	30.53°N -88.5561°W	2,084		10,355	5,703,976			Natural gas Sub-bituminous and Bituminous coal		^[445] ^[446] ^[447] ^[448]
Virginia City	Virginia	36.9153°N -82.3397°W	600		1,185	2,571,065		Virginia Electric and Power Company	Bituminous coalWood		^[449]
id=W	Walter Scott Jr.	Iowa	41.1856°N -95.8421°W	1,648		8,014	9,214,542		MidAmerican Energy Central Iowa Power CooperativeLincoln Electric Systems12 others	Refined coal		^[450] ^[451]
Wansley	Georgia	33.4061°N -85.0381°W	1,904	17%	2,791	2,704,960		Southern Power	Bituminous coal	2028	^[452]
W. A. Parish	Texas	29.4761°N -95.6333°W	3,653		14,328			NRG Energy	Sub-bituminous coalNatural gas		^[453]
Warrick	Indiana	37.9147°N -87.3336°W	755		4,215			Alcoa	Bituminous coal		^[454] ^[455]
Wateree	South Carolina	33.8264°N -80.6218°W	772		2,061	3,633,686		Dominion Energy	Bituminous coal		^[456]
Western Sugar	Nebraska	41.8589°N -103.6344°W	5		28	194,266		Western Sugar Cooperative	Sub-bituminous coal		^[457] ^[458]
Weston	Wisconsin	44.8586°N -89.6497°W	1,076		4,409	4,114,169		WEC Energy GroupWisconsin Public Service Corporation	Refined coal	(Unit 3)	^[459] ^[460]
Westwood	Pennsylvania	40.6188°N -76.451°W	36		127	207,832		Rausch Creek Generation LLC	Waste coal		^[461] ^[462]
Whelan	Nebraska	40.5806°N -98.3108°W	324		1,418	2,272,356		City of Hastings	Sub-bituminous coalRefined coal		^[463] ^[464]
White Bluff	Arkansas	34.4236°N -92.1406°W	1,659		8,252	8,273,947		Entergy	Sub-bituminous coal	2030	^[465] ^[466]
Whitewater Valley	Indiana	39.802°N -84.8953°W	100		39	49,447		Indiana Municipal Power Agency	Bituminous coal		^[467] ^[468] ^[469]
Williams Station	South Carolina	33.0163°N -79.9288°W	633		2,557	2,759,206		Dominion Energy	Refined coalBituminous coal		^[470]
Winyah	South Carolina	33.3308°N -79.3578°W	1,260		1,583	1,582,699		Santee Cooper	Refined coal		^[471] ^[472]
Wygen	Wyoming	44.2858°N -105.3833°W	176		703			Black Hills Power	Sub-bituminous coal		^[473] ^[474]
Wyodak	Wyoming	44.2888°N -105.385°W	402		1,851				Sub-bituminous coal	2039	^[475] ^[476]

See also

• List of decommissioned coal-fired power stations in the United States
• List of power stations in the United States
• List of largest power stations in the United States
• List of natural gas-fired power stations in the United States

External links

• Web site: Interactive map of coal plants. Global Energy Monitor. September 7, 2020. October 25, 2019. https://web.archive.org/web/20191025161315/https://endcoal.org/tracker/. dead.
• Mapped: The world's coal power plants in 2020

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