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Power plants in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania

Access a comprehensive dataset of four power plants in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania, featuring detailed information on capacity, fuel type, and ownership. Ideal for energy sector analysis and planning.

A map of Power plants in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
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This page offers GIS professionals access to a dataset featuring power plants in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. The dataset includes critical details like capacity in megawatts, primary fuel sources, and annual generation data. It encompasses a variety of facilities such as Ironwood LLC, a significant gas-powered plant, and newer solar sites like Fort Indiantown Gap and TPE Pennsylvania Solar 1 LLC. Utilize this data to enhance understanding and analysis of energy production and infrastructure within this region.

The Power plants in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania dataset comprises a range of features, including:

  • Ironwood LLC (Gas) owned by Helix Ironwood LLC
  • Phoenix Contact - CCHP Plant (Gas) owned by Phoenix Contact Services Inc
  • Fort Indiantown Gap (Solar) owned by Standard Solar
  • TPE Pennsylvania Solar 1 LLC (Solar) owned by Alchemy Renewable Energy

Upon completion of your Felt account setup, access your dedicated interactive map displaying Power plants in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. Employ various tools for customization, analysis, and seamless GeoPackage data export. You’ll also gain access to our extensive repository of pre-existing GIS data, featuring numerous additional datasets tailored for Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.

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