Power Plants Near Me

Enter any U.S. address, ZIP code, or place name below. You'll see every power plant within 25 miles — nuclear, natural gas, solar, wind, coal, hydro, and more — with fuel type, nameplate capacity, annual generation, and emissions. Data comes directly from EIA Form 860 and EPA eGRID federal releases.

Find every power plant near any U.S. address

PowerPlantsNearMe.com is a free directory of every utility-scale power plant in the United States — nuclear, natural gas, coal, solar, wind, hydro, and more. Enter any street address, city, or ZIP code above to see every plant within your chosen radius, sorted by distance, with fuel type, nameplate capacity, annual generation, and emissions data.

The database covers every plant that reports to EIA Form 860 (1 MW or larger), cross-referenced with generation data from EIA Form 923 and emissions data from the EPA eGRID program. That means you get capacity, generation, CO₂, SO₂, and NOₓ emissions for most plants — not just a pin on a map.

Common reasons people search for power plants near them include understanding local air quality impacts, researching energy infrastructure for school projects, evaluating proximity for real estate decisions, and general curiosity about where electricity comes from. Each plant's detail page includes generator-level breakdowns, ownership information, monthly generation charts, and links to the source federal data.

Largest plants in the U.S.

PlantStateFuelCapacity
Grand CouleeWashingtonHydroelectric6,809 MW
West County Energy CenterFloridaNatural Gas4,263 MW
Palo VerdeArizonaNuclear4,210 MW
W A ParishTexasCoal4,008 MW
Browns FerryAlabamaNuclear3,854 MW
VogtleGeorgiaNuclear3,544 MW
BowenGeorgiaCoal3,499 MW
Crystal RiverFloridaNatural Gas3,449 MW
BarryAlabamaNatural Gas3,344 MW
GibsonIndianaCoal3,340 MW
Monroe (Mi)MichiganCoal3,293 MW
ManateeFloridaNatural Gas2,951 MW
John E AmosWest VirginiaCoal2,933 MW
Peach BottomPennsylvaniaNuclear2,876 MW
Bath CountyVirginiaHydroelectric2,862 MW
Turkey PointFloridaNuclear2,861 MW
Jack McdonoughGeorgiaNatural Gas2,848 MW
James H Miller JrAlabamaCoal2,822 MW
South Texas ProjectTexasNuclear2,709 MW
Fort MyersFloridaNatural Gas2,681 MW
SchererGeorgiaCoal2,673 MW
OconeeSouth CarolinaNuclear2,667 MW
LauderdaleFloridaNatural Gas2,664 MW
Seminole (Fl)FloridaCoal2,612 MW
Cumberland (Tn)TennesseeCoal2,600 MW

Browse by state

Alaska157 plants3,135 MWAlabama104 plants32,973 MWArkansas145 plants18,233 MWArizona231 plants38,013 MWCalifornia2,171 plants104,274 MWColorado342 plants21,704 MWConnecticut201 plants11,216 MWDistrict of Columbia22 plants66 MWDelaware43 plants3,448 MWFlorida405 plants80,476 MWGeorgia315 plants41,807 MWHawaii93 plants3,702 MWIowa331 plants24,720 MWIdaho160 plants5,999 MWIllinois566 plants53,814 MWIndiana269 plants31,866 MWKansas212 plants20,732 MWKentucky92 plants21,989 MWLouisiana128 plants30,012 MWMassachusetts700 plants14,691 MWMaryland246 plants13,242 MWMaine269 plants5,966 MWMichigan332 plants34,772 MWMinnesota837 plants20,711 MWMissouri164 plants23,502 MWMississippi88 plants18,086 MWMontana83 plants7,403 MWNorth Carolina988 plants42,411 MWNorth Dakota71 plants10,074 MWNebraska141 plants11,447 MWNew Hampshire61 plants4,730 MWNew Jersey427 plants18,347 MWNew Mexico182 plants12,877 MWNevada147 plants17,553 MWNew York1,215 plants44,921 MWOhio262 plants33,151 MWOklahoma167 plants34,818 MWOregon321 plants18,561 MWPennsylvania324 plants54,933 MWRhode Island109 plants2,505 MWSouth Carolina259 plants26,684 MWSouth Dakota62 plants7,667 MWTennessee124 plants24,397 MWTexas1,368 plants186,849 MWUtah147 plants10,694 MWVirginia317 plants32,763 MWVermont124 plants913 MWWashington172 plants31,538 MWWisconsin292 plants19,804 MWWest Virginia56 plants15,839 MWWyoming90 plants12,033 MW

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