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Power plants in Tarrant County, Texas

Four power plants in Tarrant County, Texas, including hydroelectric and solar facilities, detailed with capacity and commissioning years. Ideal for energy-related GIS mapping and analysis.

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Access detailed information on power plants across Tarrant County, Texas, in this comprehensive dataset tailored for GIS professionals. With four unique records, including facilities such as the Arlington Outlet Hydroelectric Generator and the Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility, this resource is pivotal for anyone analyzing energy distribution and infrastructure within the region. Each entry outlines capacity in megawatts, primary fuel sources like gas and hydro, and operational data to facilitate your projects. Notably, the dataset also covers the IKEA Grand Prairie Rooftop PV System, reflecting the diverse energy portfolio of Tarrant County.

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

  • Arlington Outlet Hydroelectric Generator (Hydro) owned by Tarrant Regional Water District
  • Village Creek Water Reclamation Facility (Gas) owned by Ft Worth City of
  • Handley (Gas) owned by Exelon Power
  • IKEA Grand Prairie Rooftop PV System (Solar) owned by IKEA Property Inc

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