Coal Power Plants Near Me

Enter your address below to find every coal power plant within 25 miles. Full capacity, generation, and emissions data from federal EIA and EPA releases.

About Coal power

Coal plants burn pulverized coal to boil water and spin steam turbines. They emit substantial CO₂, SO₂, and NOₓ along with mercury and particulate matter. Modern units include scrubbers and selective catalytic reduction; older units are increasingly being retired or converted to natural gas as economics shift.

Largest plants in the U.S.

PlantStateFuelCapacity
W A ParishTexasCoal4,008 MW
BowenGeorgiaCoal3,499 MW
GibsonIndianaCoal3,340 MW
Monroe (Mi)MichiganCoal3,293 MW
John E AmosWest VirginiaCoal2,933 MW
James H Miller JrAlabamaCoal2,822 MW
SchererGeorgiaCoal2,673 MW
Seminole (Fl)FloridaCoal2,612 MW
Cumberland (Tn)TennesseeCoal2,600 MW
RockportIndianaCoal2,600 MW
Gavin Power, LlcOhioCoal2,600 MW
Trimble CountyKentuckyCoal2,594 MW
RoxboroNorth CarolinaCoal2,558 MW
Sherburne CountyMinnesotaCoal2,469 MW
CrossSouth CarolinaCoal2,390 MW
LabadieMissouriCoal2,389 MW
Martin LakeTexasCoal2,380 MW
Jim BridgerWyomingCoal2,326 MW
GhentKentuckyCoal2,226 MW
Jeffrey Energy CenterKansasCoal2,160 MW
Marshall (Nc)North CarolinaCoal2,119 MW
Firstenergy Harrison Power StationWest VirginiaCoal2,052 MW
E C GastonAlabamaCoal2,034 MW
Homer City Generating StationPennsylvaniaCoal2,012 MW
ConemaughPennsylvaniaCoal1,963 MW

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