Power Plants Near 28751 — Maggie Valley, NC

36 power plants within 50 miles of ZIP 28751 (Maggie Valley, North Carolina). Click any plant for capacity, generation, emissions, and generator-level detail.

Centroid: 35.5201, -83.0929 · County: Haywood

Hydroelectric 76%Natural Gas 23%
DistancePlantFuelCapacityOperator
11.8 miInnovative Solar 10
Canton, NC
Solar2 MWCypress Creek Renewables
12.3 miWalters
Waterville, NC
Hydroelectric108 MWDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
18.5 miCedar Cliff
Tuckasegee, NC
Hydroelectric6 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
19.0 miTuckasegee
Tuckasegee, NC
Hydroelectric3 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
19.2 miBear Creek Dam
Tuckasegee, NC
Hydroelectric9 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
19.9 miThorpe
Tuckasegee, NC
Hydroelectric22 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
21.8 miTennessee Creek
Tuckasegee, NC
Hydroelectric11 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
23.5 miInnovative Solar 6
Leicester, NC
Solar4 MWCypress Creek Renewables
24.9 miMarshall Dam
Marshall, NC
Hydroelectric5 MWDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
24.9 miEnka
Enka, NC
CoalBasf Corporation
26.0 miFranklin (Nc)
Franklin, NC
Hydroelectric1 MWNorthbrook Carolina Hydro Ii, Llc
28.5 miBiltmore Solar Fields
Asheville, NC
Solar2 MWThe Biltmore Company
29.1 miRiverside Bess
Asheville, NC
Battery StorageDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
29.2 miMetropolitan Sewerage District
Asheville, NC
Hydroelectric2 MWMetropolitan Sewerage District
29.4 miWoodfin Solar
Asheville, NC
Solar5 MWDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
29.7 miHot Springs Energy Storage & Microgrid
Hot Springs, NC
Solar6 MWDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
31.2 miAsheville
Arden, NC
Natural Gas1,012 MWDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
31.4 miWoodfin
Woodfin, NC
Natural GasDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
31.8 miIvy River Hydro
Marshall, NC
Hydroelectric1 MWMadison Hydro Partners
32.4 miAsheville-Rock Hill Battery
Asheville, NC
Other Fossil9 MWDuke Energy Progress - (Nc)
35.8 miBad Creek
Salem, SC
Hydroelectric1,584 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
37.1 miQueens Creek
Topton, NC
Hydroelectric1 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
37.1 miNantahala
Topton, NC
Hydroelectric43 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
39.5 miDouglas Dam
Dandridge, TN
Hydroelectric151 MWTennessee Valley Authority
40.0 miJocassee
Salem, SC
Hydroelectric774 MWDuke Energy Carolinas, Llc
40.3 miFontana Dam
Fontana Dam, NC
Hydroelectric255 MWTennessee Valley Authority
41.5 miSawtell Solar
Hendersonville, NC
Solar3 MWSawtell Solar, Llc
42.3 miMultitrade Rabun Gap, Llc
Rabun Gap, GA
Biomass18 MWMultitrade Rabun Gap Llc
42.7 miInnovative Solar 14, Llc
Hendersonville, NC
Solar2 MWAes Distributed Energy
43.0 miSr White Pine, Llc
White Pine, TN
Solar2 MWSr White Pine, Llc
43.2 miInnovative Solar 16
Hendersonville, NC
Solar2 MWCypress Creek Renewables
43.7 miSanteetlah
Robbinsville, NC
Hydroelectric45 MWBrookfield Smoky Mountain Hydropower Lp
44.0 miTuxedo
Flat Rock, NC
Hydroelectric5 MWNorthbrook Tuxedo, Llc
47.8 miCheoah
Tapoco, NC
Hydroelectric140 MWBrookfield Smoky Mountain Hydropower Lp
49.3 miSr Maryville East
Maryville, TN
SolarSr Maryville East, Llc
50.0 miCalderwood
Tallassee, TN
Hydroelectric157 MWBrookfield Smoky Mountain Hydropower Lp

Power generation near this area

There are 36 power plants within 50 miles of Maggie Valley, North Carolina (ZIP 28751), with a combined 4,388 MW of nameplate capacity. Hydroelectric is the most common fuel type in this area with 20 of the 36 nearby plants. The closest plant is Innovative Solar 10 at 11.8 miles.

Nameplate capacity is the maximum output a plant can produce under ideal conditions — actual generation depends on fuel availability, demand, and maintenance schedules. Capacity factor (shown on individual plant pages) measures how much of that theoretical maximum a plant actually delivers over a year. Nuclear plants typically run above 90%; solar and wind range from 20–45% depending on location and weather.

All data comes from federal EIA and EPA releases. For a printable version of this proximity search, use the report link below. To explore all plants in North Carolina, visit the North Carolina state page.

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