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Power plants in Gaines County, Texas

Four power plants in Gaines County, Texas, detailed in this dataset with information on capacity, fuel type, and generation statistics.

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Access detailed information on power plants in Gaines County, Texas, catered specifically for GIS professionals seeking precise geographical data and operational statistics. This dataset encompasses essential attributes of four power facilities, including capacity in megawatts, primary fuel type, and annual generation data. Notable plants such as Mustang Station and the solar-driven Lapetus provide a glimpse into regional energy production dynamics. These entries reflect a variety of data points like commissioning years and energy outputs, valuable for energy resource management and planning in the area.

Within the Power plants in Gaines County, Texas dataset, expect to discover features such as:

  • Mustang Station Unit 4 (Gas) owned by Golden Spread Electric Cooperative Inc
  • Mustang Station (Gas) owned by Golden Spread Electric Cooperative Inc
  • Wasson CO2 Removal Plant (Gas) owned by Occidental Permian Ltd
  • Lapetus (Solar) owned by Lapetus Energy Project LLC

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