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Power plants in Collin County, Texas

Access details on two power plants in Collin County, Texas, including 'Ray Olinger' and 'Toyota HQ Plan' with their generation data and capacities.

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Access detailed information about power plants in Collin County, Texas with our specialized dataset tailored for GIS professionals. Highlighting two prominent examples, the Ray Olinger and Toyota HQ Plan, this dataset includes a variety of features such as capacity in megawatts, primary fuel types, and commissioning years. The Ray Olinger plant mainly utilizes gas with a considerable capacity of 427.7 MW, commissioned in the late 1970s, showcasing a long-standing energy provision history. On the other hand, the Toyota HQ Plan focuses on solar energy with a smaller capacity but represents modern renewable energy trends with a start in 2017. This dataset is ideal for those interested in energy production facilities’ geographic and operational data within Collin County.

Exploring the Power plants in Collin County, Texas dataset will reveal features like:

  • Ray Olinger (Gas) owned by City of Garland - (TX)
  • Toyota HQ Plan (Solar) owned by PGC Plano I LLC

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