Coal Power Plants in the US

191 plants · 182.3 GW total capacity · across 39 states

There are 191 coal power plants across 39 US states with 182.3 GW total capacity. Pennsylvania leads with 13 plants.

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By State

13 plants · 5.3 GW

12 plants · 17.9 GW

11 plants · 14.2 GW

11 plants · 4.7 GW

10 plants · 13.1 GW

Kentucky

8 plants · 11.7 GW

Missouri

8 plants · 9.6 GW

Illinois

8 plants · 7.3 GW

Minnesota

8 plants · 3.4 GW

Iowa

8 plants · 5.3 GW

Nebraska

8 plants · 4.3 GW

Ohio

7 plants · 6.9 GW

North Dakota

7 plants · 4 GW

Michigan

6 plants · 6.6 GW

Kansas

5 plants · 5 GW

Arkansas

5 plants · 5.5 GW

Alaska

5 plants · 206 MW

North Carolina

4 plants · 7 GW

South Carolina

4 plants · 5.3 GW

Montana

4 plants · 1.8 GW

Utah

4 plants · 3.1 GW

Colorado

4 plants · 3.4 GW

Wisconsin

4 plants · 3 GW

Tennessee

3 plants · 6.3 GW

Oklahoma

3 plants · 1.9 GW

Georgia

2 plants · 6.2 GW

Louisiana

2 plants · 3.3 GW

Arizona

2 plants · 2.6 GW

Florida

2 plants · 2.7 GW

Virginia

2 plants · 1.5 GW

Nevada

2 plants · 1 GW

New Hampshire

2 plants · 668 MW

Alabama

1 plants · 2.8 GW

New Mexico

1 plants · 1.6 GW

Maryland

1 plants · 1.4 GW

Washington

1 plants · 730 MW

Mississippi

1 plants · 514 MW

South Dakota

1 plants · 451 MW

California

1 plants · 63 MW

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