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Power plants in De Witt County, Illinois

Four power plants in De Witt County, Illinois, featuring diverse energy sources like Nuclear, Oil, Gas, and Wind. Ideal for energy-focused GIS analysis.

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Access comprehensive data on power plants spanning De Witt County, Illinois, ideal for GIS projects requiring detailed energy production infrastructure information. This dataset includes key details on four major facilities: the nuclear-fueled Clinton Power Station, the oil and gas-powered Farmer City plant, Goose Creek Energy Center using gas, and Radfords Run Wind Farm harnessing wind energy. Each entry details capacity in megawatts, primary and secondary fuel types, and historic generation data, providing a vital resource for energy distribution and facility management studies.

Within the Power plants in De Witt County, Illinois dataset, expect to discover features such as:

  • Clinton Power Station (Nuclear) owned by Exelon Nuclear
  • Farmer City (Oil) owned by City of Farmer City - (IL)
  • Goose Creek Energy Center (Gas) owned by Union Electric Co - (MO)
  • Radfords Run Wind Farm (Wind) owned by RWE Renewables Americas LLC

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