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Power plants in Crisp County, Georgia

Two power plants in Crisp County, Georgia, including the Lake Blackshear Project and Crisp Plant, detailed with capacity and fuel type, are featured in this dataset.

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Access detailed power plant datasets for Crisp County, Georgia, tailored for GIS professionals working on energy-related projects. The dataset includes two key facilities, the Lake Blackshear Project and Crisp Plant, featuring a variety of attributes like capacity in megawatts, primary fuel type, and historical electricity generation data. Lake Blackshear Project, primarily hydro-powered, has been operational since 1930, while Crisp Plant utilizes both gas and coal and has been active since 1957. These datasets are sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, providing reliable and updated data for spatial analysis and mapping. Data accuracy and detailed metadata ensure that GIS professionals can utilize this information for analysis, planning, and decision-making tasks in the energy sector.

Within the dataset of Power plants in Crisp County, Georgia, you’ll find features like:

  • Lake Blackshear Project (Hydro) owned by Crisp County Power Comm
  • Crisp Plant (Gas) owned by Crisp County Power Comm

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