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Power plants in Jasper County, Texas

Four power plants in Jasper County, Texas, including hydro and gas facilities, detailed with capacity and generation statistics. Perfect for energy-related GIS analysis.

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GIS professionals focusing on energy resources in Jasper County, Texas will find our Power Plants dataset both versatile and detailed. It comprises information on four distinct facilities including the hydroelectric Sam Rayburn Dam and Robert D Willis, as well as large gas-operated plants like the Cottonwood Energy Project and Hardin County Peaking Facility. Each entry details the plant’s capacity in megawatts, primary fuel type, and annual generation in gigawatt-hours, providing a rich data source for analysis related to energy production and utility planning. This dataset is invaluable for those managing energy resources or assessing regional power capabilities.

The Power plants dataset for Jasper County, Texas encompasses features such as:

  • Sam Rayburn Dam (Hydro) owned by USACE-Fort Worth District
  • Robert D Willis (Hydro) owned by USACE-Fort Worth District
  • Cottonwood Energy Project (Gas) owned by Cottonwood Energy Co LP
  • Hardin County Peaking Facility (Gas) owned by East Texas Electric Coop Inc

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