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Power plants in Hardin County, Ohio

Solar and wind energy sources in Hardin County, Ohio, detailed in this dataset featuring two power plants with capacity and generation data.

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Hardin County, Ohio, features an interesting array of power production facilities as highlighted within the Power Plants dataset. This resource is invaluable for GIS professionals focusing on energy infrastructure and its spatial impacts in the region. The dataset includes the Ohio Northern University Solar Site, which leverages solar energy with a capacity of 3 MW, and the more robust Hog Creek Wind Project deploying wind energy with a capacity of 66 MW. Both locations exemplify the diverse energy portfolio of the area and are marked with comprehensive data from commissioning years to generation figures, thoroughly sourced from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This dataset serves as an essential tool for analysis and planning in energy development and geographical information systems.

Exploring the Power plants in Hardin County, Ohio dataset will reveal features like:

  • Ohio Northern University Solar Site (Solar) owned by AEP Onsite Partners
  • Hog Creek Wind Project (Wind) owned by Hog Creek Wind Project LLC

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