Power Plants Near 41080 — Petersburg, KY

36 power plants within 50 miles of ZIP 41080 (Petersburg, Kentucky). Click any plant for capacity, generation, emissions, and generator-level detail.

Centroid: 39.0416, -84.8371 · County: Boone

Coal 69%Natural Gas 28%

Distance	Plant	Fuel	Capacity	Operator
3.0 mi	Tanners Creek Lawrenceburg, IN	Coal	—	Indiana Michigan Power Co
3.8 mi	Lawrenceburg Power, Llc Lawrenceburg, IN	Natural Gas	1,232 MW	Lawrenceburg Power, Llc
5.2 mi	Miami Fort North Bend, OH	Coal	1,181 MW	Luminant Miami Fort
9.5 mi	Aero Solar Facility Burlington, KY	Solar	2 MW	Duke Energy Kentucky Inc
9.6 mi	East Bend Union, KY	Coal	772 MW	Duke Energy Kentucky Inc
12.8 mi	L'oreal Solar - Florence Florence, KY	Solar	1 MW	L'oreal Usa Products Inc
13.6 mi	Ra Jones Roof Mounted Solar System Covington, KY	Solar	1 MW	Ra Jones
15.8 mi	Bavarian Lfgte Walton, KY	Biomass	5 MW	East Kentucky Power Coop, Inc
18.7 mi	Walton 1 Solar Facility Walton, KY	Solar	2 MW	Duke Energy Kentucky Inc
18.7 mi	Walton 2 Solar Facility Walton, KY	Solar	2 MW	Duke Energy Kentucky Inc
18.7 mi	Central Utility Plant Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH	Natural Gas	47 MW	University Of Cincinnati
18.8 mi	Parking Lot Array Cincinnati, OH	Solar	1 MW	Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden
19.0 mi	Willey Battery Utility Hamilton, OH	Other Fossil	6 MW	Willey Battery Utility, Llc
19.0 mi	East Campus Utility Plant Cincinnati, OH	Oil	7 MW	University Of Cincinnati
19.4 mi	Markland Florence, IN	Hydroelectric	78 MW	Duke Energy Indiana, Llc
20.1 mi	Procter & Gamble Cincinnati Plant Cincinnati, OH	Natural Gas	13 MW	Procter & Gamble Co
22.8 mi	Ghent Ghent, KY	Coal	2,226 MW	Kentucky Utilities Co
23.4 mi	Crittenden Solar Facility Dry Ridge, KY	Solar	3 MW	Duke Energy Kentucky Inc
27.5 mi	Hamilton Peaking Hamilton, OH	Natural Gas	32 MW	American Mun Power-Ohio, Inc
29.1 mi	Walter C Beckjord New Richmond, OH	Other Fossil	4 MW	Duke Energy Ohio Inc
29.6 mi	Hamilton (Oh) Hamilton, OH	Natural Gas	16 MW	City Of Hamilton - (Oh)
29.7 mi	Hamilton Hydro Hamilton, OH	Hydroelectric	2 MW	City Of Hamilton - (Oh)
31.4 mi	Pendleton County Lfgte Butler, KY	Biomass	3 MW	East Kentucky Power Coop, Inc
34.6 mi	Woodsdale Trenton, OH	Natural Gas	572 MW	Duke Energy Kentucky Inc
34.7 mi	Madison Trenton, OH	Natural Gas	692 MW	Duke Energy Indiana, Llc
37.8 mi	Clifty Creek Madison, IN	Coal	1,304 MW	Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp
37.8 mi	Middletown Coke Company, Llc Middletown, OH	Coal	67 MW	Suncoke Energy, Inc.
38.2 mi	Dick's Creek Monroe, OH	Natural Gas	159 MW	Luminant Dick's Creek
38.9 mi	Flag Run Solar Tbd, IN	Solar	—	Mahi Bn, Llc
39.3 mi	Middletown Energy Center Middletown, OH	Natural Gas	544 MW	Ohio Power Partners, Llc
39.7 mi	Meldahl Hydroelectric Project Foster, KY	Hydroelectric	105 MW	City Of Hamilton - (Oh)
41.3 mi	Decatur Co. Solar Res (In) Greensburg, IN	Solar	1 MW	Hoosier Energy R E C, Inc
44.2 mi	Trimble County Bedford, KY	Coal	2,594 MW	Louisville Gas & Electric Co
44.7 mi	Nestlewood Solar Hamersville, OH	Solar	80 MW	Nestlewood Solar
46.2 mi	Connersville Connersville, IN	Oil	—	Duke Energy Indiana, Llc
48.8 mi	O H Hutchings Miamisburg, OH	Natural Gas	33 MW	Kimura Power Llc

Power generation near this area

There are 36 power plants within 50 miles of Petersburg, Kentucky (ZIP 41080), with a combined 11,787 MW of nameplate capacity. Natural Gas is the most common fuel type in this area with 10 of the 36 nearby plants. The closest plant is Tanners Creek at 3.0 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 Kentucky, visit the Kentucky state page.

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