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Power plants in Crane County, Texas

Three key power plants in Crane County, Texas, featuring wind and solar energy sources with detailed capacity and generation data. Ideal for energy-focused GIS analysis.

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Unlock the potential of Crane County, Texas with our dedicated GIS dataset on local power plants. This resource caters to GIS professionals seeking detailed geographic data linked to renewable energy production. Examine features from three pivotal installations: King Mountain Wind Ranch 1, Upton County Solar, and Castle Gap Solar Hybrid. These comprehensive entries highlight each site’s capacity in megawatts, primary fuel type, and historical generation figures, alongside their significant commissioning years—essential for studies on energy patterns and infrastructure development. Leverage this data for insightful analysis and informed decision-making in energy-related projects and planning.

Highlighted within the Power plants in Crane County, Texas dataset are features including:

  • King Mountain Wind Ranch 1 (Wind) owned by FPL Energy Upton Wind LP
  • Upton County Solar (Solar) owned by Consolidated Edison Development Inc.
  • Castle Gap Solar Hybrid (Solar) owned by Upton County Solar 2 LLC

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