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Power plants in Troup County, Georgia

Three power plants in Troup County, Georgia, including hydro and solar sources, detailed with capacity and generation data. Ideal for energy-focused GIS projects.

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Access detailed data on power plants in Troup County, Georgia, focusing on their capacities and primary energy sources. Our dataset, featuring critical information on three power plants, allows GIS professionals to analyze attributes like generation capacities, commissioning years, and types of fuel used. Key plants such as the hydroelectric West Point, and the solar-powered Troup RC50 and Kimberly-Clark Solar, offer insight into the energy landscape of the region. Each plant’s profile provides specific details from capacity in megawatts to annual generation data, sourced reliably from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. This information is pivotal for professionals managing energy resources and planning related projects in Georgia.

Exploring the Power plants in Troup County, Georgia dataset will reveal features like:

  • West Point (GA) (Hydro) owned by USCE-Mobile District
  • Troup RC50 (Solar) owned by Westbound Solar LLC
  • Kimberly-Clark Solar (Solar) owned by DG Georgia Solar II LLC

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