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Power plants in Lee County, Texas

Three power plants in Lee County, Texas, including "Sim Gideon" and "Lost Pines 1 Power Project," featured in this comprehensive GIS dataset on gas-fueled energy generation.

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Lee County, Texas is home to key power plants that integrate seamlessly into the landscape of modern energy production. This dataset focuses on three major gas-powered facilities: Sim Gideon, Lost Pines 1 Power Project, and Winchester Power Park, each facilitated by the Lower Colorado River Authority. Professionals examining this data will find detailed attributes including capacity in megawatts, commissioning year, operational data across several years, and primary fuel sources. Coupled with generation data sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, this dataset serves as a thorough resource for energy-related GIS projects within the region.

The Power plants in Lee County, Texas dataset comprises a range of features, including:

  • Sim Gideon (Gas) owned by Lower Colorado River Authority
  • Lost Pines 1 Power Project (Gas) owned by Lower Colorado River Authority
  • Winchester Power Park (Gas) owned by Lower Colorado River Authority

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