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List of power stations in Nebraska

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|value1 = 16345

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|value2 = 12245

|label2 = Wind:

|color2 = orange

|value3 = 6096

|label3 = Nuclear:

|color3 = purple

|value4 = 1603

|label4 = Natural gas:

|color4 = brown

|value5 = 1125

|label5 = Hydroelectric:

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|value6 = 185

|label6 = Solar:

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|value7 = 81

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This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Nebraska, sorted by type and name. In 2023, Nebraska had a total summer capacity of 10,781 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 39,445 GWh.{{cite web |url=http://www.eia.gov/electricity/state/nebraska/ |title=Nebraska Electricity Profile |publisher=U.S. Energy Information Administration |access-date=2025-04-30}} In 2024, the electrical energy generation mix was 43.4% coal, 32.5% wind, 16.2% nuclear, 4.3% natural gas, 3% hydroelectric, 0.5% solar, and 0.2% biomass. Distributed small-scale solar, including customer-owned photovoltaic panels, delivered 57 GWh to the state's electricity grid in 2024.

Nebraska is the only state where all electricity utilities are publicly owned as municipal systems, public districts, or rural cooperatives. The state has few fossil-fuel reserves but has abundant renewable generation and agricultural resources. It is an increasing harvester of wind energy and a major producer of biofuels (primarily ethanol), with further potential for biomass generation. Nebraska has no renewable portfolio standard while supporting net metering. It was a top-ten state for per-capita energy consumption in 2019 due in large part to its energy-intensive agriculture, meat packing, and food processing industries. About 10% more electricity was generated than was consumed in-state.{{cite web |url=https://www.eia.gov/state/analysis.php?sid=NE |title=Nebraska Electricity Profile Analysis |publisher=U.S. EIA |accessdate=2021-03-11}}

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Nuclear power stations

class="wikitable sortable"
Plant

!Operator

!County

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MW)

!Generation
type

!Year opened

!Year closed

!Ref

Cooper Nuclear StationNPPDNemaha{{coord|40.3628
95.6408|format=dms|name=Cooper Nuclear Station}}align="center" | 770Steam turbine1974Currently operating{{cite web |url=https://www.entergy-nuclear.com/nuclear-sites/cooper/ |title=Cooper Nuclear Station |publisher=Entergy |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Fort Calhoun Nuclear Generating StationOPPDWashington{{coord|40.3628
95.6408|format=dms|name=Cooper Nuclear Station}}align="center" | 480Steam turbine19732016{{cite web|title=Fort Calhoun Station|url=http://www.oppd.com/AboutUs/22_002696|publisher=Omaha Public Power District|access-date=28 June 2011|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110720115248/http://www.oppd.com/AboutUs/22_002696|archive-date=20 July 2011}}
Hallam Nuclear Power FacilityAtomics InternationalLancaster{{coord|40.3628
95.6408|format=dms|name=Cooper Nuclear Station}}align="center" | 75Steam turbine19631964{{cite web|url=https://pris.iaea.org/PRIS/CountryStatistics/ReactorDetails.aspx?current=891|title=IAEA - Reactor Details - Hallam|date=2013-04-13|access-date=2013-04-14|publisher=IAEA}}

Fossil-fuel power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.

=Coal=

class="wikitable sortable" width="100%"
Plant

!Operator

!County

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MW)

!Year
opened

!Ref

ADM ColumbusADMPlatte{{coord|41.4164
97.2863|format=dms|name=ADM Columbus }}align="center" | 61align="center" | 2010{{cite web |url=https://columbustelegram.com/news/local/future-of-adm-dry-mill-under-review/article_dd3caa5e-c4de-5613-9a71-e5baad349db5.html |title=Future of ADM dry mill under review |publisher=The Columbus Telegram |author=Jim Osborn |date=2016-02-17}}
ADM LincolnADMLancaster{{coord|40.8665
96.6145|format=dms|name=ADM Lincoln }}align="center" | 7.9align="center" | 1988{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/Archer_Daniels_Midland_Lincoln_Power_Plant |title=Archer Daniels Midland Lincoln Power Plant |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Gerald Gentleman StationNPPDLincoln{{coord|41.0808
101.1408|format=dms|name=Gerald Gentleman }}align="center" | 1362.6align="center" | 1979 (Unit 1 - 681.3MW)
1982 (Unit 2 - 681.3MW)		{{cite web |url=https://www.nppd.com/powering-nebraska/energy-resources/coal |title=Coal Generation |publisher=Nebraska Public Power District |accessdate=2021-03-12}}{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/Gerald_Gentleman_Station |title=Gerald Gentleman Station |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Lon D. Wright Power PlantCity of FremontDodge{{coord|41.4281
96.4623|format=dms|name= Lon Wright}}align="center" | 128.5align="center" | 1957 (Unit 1 - 15.5MW)
1963 (Unit 2 - 21.0MW)
1976 (Unit 3 - 82.0MW)		{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/Lon_Wright_Power_Plant |title=Lon Wright Power Plant |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Nebraska City Power StationOPPDOtoe{{coord|40.6214
95.7764|format=dms|name=Nebraska City }}align="center" | 1345.3align="center" | 1979 (Unit 1 - 654.3MW)
2009 (Unit 2 - 691.0MW)		{{cite web |url=https://www.oppd.com/about/energy-portfolio/ |title=Energy Portfolio |publisher=OPPD |accessdate=2024-09-09}}

{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/Nebraska_City_Station |title=Nebraska City Station |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}

North Omaha Power StationOPPDDouglas{{coord|41.3291
95.9447|format=dms|name=North Omaha }}align="center" | 336.3align="center" | 1954 (Unit 1 - 64.8MW)
1957 (Unit 2 - 90.8MW)
1959 (Unit 3 - 86.0MW)
1963 (Unit 4 - 120.1MW)
1968 (Unit 5 - 216.2MW)		{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/North_Omaha_Station |title=North Omaha Station |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Platte Generating StationCity of Grand IslandHall{{coord|40.8548
98.3482|format=dms|name= Platte}}align="center" | 100align="center" | 1982{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/Platte_Generating_Station |title=Platte Generating Station |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Sheldon Power StationNPPDLancaster{{coord|40.5589
96.7847|format=dms|name= Sheldon}}align="center" | 219align="center" | 1961 (Unit 1 - 104.0MW)
1965 (Unit 2 - 115.0MW)		{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/Sheldon_Station |title=Sheldon Station |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Western Sugar Cooperative ScottsbluffWestern Sugar CooperativeScotts Bluff{{coord|41.8589
103.6344|format=dms|name=Western Sugar }}align="center" | 5.0align="center" | 1987{{cite web |url=https://www.westernsugar.com/who-we-are/our-facilities/scottsbluff-ne-manufacturing-facility/ |title=Scottsbluff, NE Manufacturing Facility |publisher=Western Sugar Cooperative |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Whelan Energy CenterPPGAAdams{{coord|40.5809
98.3124|format=dms|name=Whelan Energy Center }}align="center" | 309align="center" | 1981 (Unit 1 - 77.0MW)
2011 (Unit 2 - 232.0MW)		{{cite web |url=https://www.gem.wiki/Whelan_Energy_Center |title=Whelan Energy Center |publisher=Global Energy Monitor |accessdate=2021-03-12}}

=Natural gas=

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class="wikitable sortable"
Name

!Operator

!County

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MW)

!Generation type

!Year
opened

!Ref

AuburnAuburn Power BoardNemaha{{coord|40.3883
95.8464|format=dms|name= Auburn}}align="center" | 17.5Reciprocating engine (x6)align="center" | 1949-1993
Beatrice Power StationNPPDGage{{coord|40.3312
96.8082|format=dms|name= Beatrice}}align="center" | 2203x1 combined cyclealign="center" | 2005
Broken BowCity of Broken BowCuster{{coord|41.4031
99.6392|format=dms|name= Broken Bow}}align="center" | 7.2Reciprocating engine (x4)align="center" | 1974
C.W. Burdick Power PlantCity of Grand IslandHall{{coord|40.9228
98.3269|format=dms|name= CW Burdick}}align="center" | 81.6Simple cycle (x3)align="center" | 1968/2003
Canaday StationNPPDGosper{{coord|40.6942
99.7011|format=dms|name= Canaday}}align="center" |99.3Steam turbinealign="center" | 1958
Cass CountyOPPDCass{{coord|40.9479
95.9640|format=dms|name=Cass County }}align="center" | 322.8Simple cycle (x2)align="center" | 2003
Don HenryCity of HastingsAdams{{coord|40.5832
98.4201|format=dms|name=Don Henry }}align="center" | 18.0Simple cyclealign="center" | 1972
Falls CityFalls City Utility DepartmentRichardson{{coord|40.0550
95.6083|format=dms|name=Falls City }}align="center" | 26.7Reciprocating engine (x7)align="center" | 1946-2018
J StreetLESLancaster{{coord|40.8079
96.7107|format=dms|name= J Street}}align="center" | 29.0Simple cyclealign="center" | 1972
Lon Wright
(Derril Marshall Generating Station)		City of FremontDodge{{coord|41.4281
96.4668|format=dms|name= Lon Wright}}align="center" | 38.0Simple cyclealign="center" | 2003
Nebraska City #1City of Nebraska CityOtoe{{coord|40.6806
95.8475|format=dms|name= Nebraska City 1}}align="center" | 21.6Reciprocating engine (x6)align="center" | 1955-1979
Nebraska City #2City of Nebraska CityOtoe{{coord|40.6661
95.8683|format=dms|name= Nebraska City 2}}align="center" | 7.6Reciprocating engine (x2)align="center" | 1998
North DenverCity of HastingsAdams{{coord|40.5988
98.3886|format=dms|name= North Denver}}align="center" | 41.0Steam turbine (x2)align="center" | 1957/1967
North OmahaOPPDDouglas{{coord|41.3291
95.9447|format=dms|name= North Omaha}}align="center" | 241.6Steam turbine (x3)align="center" | 1954-1959
RokebyLESLancaster{{coord|40.7316
96.7364|format=dms|name= Rokeby}}align="center" | 255.1Simple cycle (x3)align="center" | 1975/1997/2001
Sarpy CountyOPPDSarpy{{coord|41.1706
95.9706|format=dms|name= Sarpy County}}align="center" | 314.9Simple cycle (x5)align="center" | 1972/1996/2000
Standing Bear Lake Station

|OPPD

|Douglas

|{{coord|41.3161364891352

96.09543650521303|format=dms|name= Sarpy County}}

|150

|Reciprocating engine (x9)

|2025

|

Terry Bundy Generating StationLESLancaster{{coord|40.9097
96.6131|format=dms|name= Terry Bundy GS}}align="center" | 121.93x1 combined cycle,
simple cycle		align="center" | 2004 (77.4MW)
2003 (45.5MW)
Turtle Creek Station

|OPPD

|Sarpy

|{{coord|41.09580754853497

96.16865862062296|format=dms|name= Terry Bundy GS}}

|450

|Simple cycle (x3)

|2025

|

WahooCity of WahooSaunders{{coord|41.2118
96.6116|format=dms|name= Wahoo}}align="center" | 13.2Reciprocating engine (x5)align="center" | 1947-1973

=Petroleum=

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class="wikitable sortable" width="100%"
Plant

!Operator

!County

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MW)

!Generation type

!Year
opened

!Ref

HebronNPPDThayer{{coord|40.1879
97.5779|format=dms|name= Hebron}}align="center" | 41.5Simple cyclealign="center" | 1973
Jones StreetOPPDDouglas{{coord|41.2515
95.9227|format=dms|name= Jones Street}}align="center" | 122.6Simple cycle (x2)align="center" | 1973
Kimball Municipal Power PlantCity of KimballKimball{{coord|41.2382
103.6667|format=dms|name= Kimball}}align="center" | 7.6Reciprocating engine (x6)align="center" | 1944-1974{{cite web |title=City of Kimball Power Plant |url=https://kimballne.org/power-plant/ |access-date=2024-07-20}}
McCookNPPDRed Willow{{coord|40.2214
100.6508|format=dms|name= McCook}}align="center" | 42.7Simple cyclealign="center" | 1973
OrdLoup Valleys Rural PPDValley{{coord|41.6042
98.9261|format=dms|name= Ord}}align="center" | 10.8Reciprocating engine (x5)align="center" | 1963-1997
TecumsehCity of TecumsehJohnson{{coord|40.3664
96.1900|format=dms|name= Tecumseh}}align="center" | 6.6Reciprocating engine (x5)align="center" | 1944-1974
WayneCity of WayneWayne{{coord|42.2278
97.0183|format=dms|name= Wayne}}align="center" | 20.2Reciprocating engine (x8)align="center" | 1947-1998

Renewable power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.

= Biomass =

class="wikitable sortable"

! Name

! Location

! Coordinates

! Capacity
(MW)

! Fuel
type

! Generation
type

! Year
opened

! Ref

Elk City StationDouglas County{{coord|41.3839
96.2544|format=dms|name= Elk City Station}}align="center" | 6.4Landfill gasReciprocating engine (x8)align="center" | 2002/2006
Missouri River WWTPDouglas County{{coord|41.2033
95.9292|format=dms|name= Missouri River WWTP}}align="center" | 3.0BiogasReciprocating engine (x3)align="center" | 1985/2001
Papillion Creek WWTPSarpy County{{coord|41.0772
95.8700|format=dms|name= Papillion Creek WWTP}}align="center" | 1.5BiogasReciprocating engine (x3)align="center" | 1987
Terry Bundy GSLancaster County{{coord|40.9097
96.6131|format=dms|name= Terry Bundy GS}}align="center" | 4.8Landfill gasReciprocating engine (x3)align="center" | 2014

=Geothermal=

There were no utility-scale geothermal power facilities in the state of Nebraska in 2019.

=Hydroelectric=

{{See also|List of dams and reservoirs in Nebraska}}

File:Kearney Dam, Kearney, Nebraska, USA.jpg

File:Spalding, Nebraska wheel house from US.JPG, headrace and powerhouse components of Nebraska's longest continuously operating power plant since 1919]]

class="wikitable sortable"
Plant

!Location

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MW)

!Number of
turbines

!Year
opened

!Ref

ColumbusPlatte County{{coord|41.4639
97.3283|format=dms|name= Columbus Hydro}}align="center" | 45.0align="center" | 3align="center" | 1936
Gavins PointCedar County{{coord|42.8488
97.4815|format=dms|name= Gavins Point Hydro}}align="center" | 102.0align="center" | 3align="center" | 1956
JeffreyLincoln County{{coord|40.9594
100.3979|format=dms|name= Jeffrey Hydro}}align="center" | 21.0align="center" | 2align="center" | 1941
Johnson 1Gosper County{{coord|40.6936
99.8178|format=dms|name= Johnson 1 Hydro}}align="center" | 20.0align="center" | 2align="center" | 1941
Johnson 2Gosper County{{coord|40.6839
99.7447|format=dms|name= Johnson 2 Hydro}}align="center" | 22.5align="center" | 1align="center" | 1941
Kearney{{ref label|Split|A|A}}Buffalo County{{coord|40.7035
99.1008|format=dms|name= Kearney Hydro}}align="center" | 1.0align="center" | 1align="center" | 1921
KingsleyKeith County{{coord|41.2114
101.6681|format=dms|name= Kingsley Hydro}}align="center" | 41.0align="center" | 1align="center" | 1984
MonroePlatte County{{coord|41.4872
97.6078|format=dms|name= Monroe Hydro}}align="center" | 3.0align="center" | 3align="center" | 1936
North PlatteLincoln County{{coord|41.0864
100.7594|format=dms|name= North Platte Hydro}}align="center" | 24.0align="center" | 2align="center" | 1935
SpaldingGreeley County{{coord|41.6814
98.3676|format=dms|name= Spalding Hydro}}align="center" | 0.2align="center" | 2align="center" | 1919/1956

{{note label|Split|A|A}} Kearney canal and dam were completed in 1886, water powered a DC current dynamo by 1889, and an elegant brick powerhouse was constructed in 1890 that also housed a steam engine along with an 800 horsepower turbine. The early system delivered lighting to the city of Kearney and powered a trolley system, but suffered from various equipment and water-delivery issues that persisted after the shift to AC alternating current. Major reworking of bulkhead, penstock and powerhouse components were completed in 1921. The historic powerhouse was ultimately demolished in 2007.{{cite web |url=https://kearneyhub.com/news/local/powerhouse-modernized-kearney/article_adc5953e-ec0f-11de-932f-001cc4c002e0.html |title=Powerhouse modernized Kearney |author=Sarah Goboney |publisher=kearneyhub.com |date=2009-12-06}}{{cite web |url=https://casde.unl.edu/history/counties/buffalo/kearney/ |title=Historical Nebraska - Buffalo County - Kearney |publisher=University of Nebraska - Lincoln |accessdate=2021-03-14}}

=Solar=

{{See also|Solar power in Nebraska}}

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class="wikitable sortable"

!Project name

!Location

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MWAC)

!Year
opened

!Ref

City of LexingtonDawson County{{coord|40.7570
99.7340|format=dms|name=City of Lexington Solar}}align="center" | 3.6align="center" | 2017
Fort CalhounWashington County{{coord|41.5205
96.0775|format=dms|name= Fort Calhoun Solar}}align="center" | 5.0align="center" | 2019
HastingsAdams County{{coord|40.6020
98.4370|format=dms|name= Hastings Solar}}align="center" | 1.5align="center" | 2019
HoldregeLancaster County{{coord|40.8247
96.8203|format=dms|name= Holdrege Solar}}align="center" | 4.0align="center" | 2016
KearneyBuffalo County{{coord|40.7217
99.0412|format=dms|name= Kearney Solar}}align="center" | 5.8align="center" | 2017
Lon WrightDodge County{{coord|41.4281
96.4623|format=dms|name= Lon Wright Solar}}align="center" | 2.3align="center" | 2018
Platteview Solar

|Saunders County

{{coord|41.190806
96.378694|format=dms|name=Platteview Solar}}

|align="center" | 81

|align="center" | 2024

|{{Cite web |last=Baker |first=Jodi |date=2024-07-11 |title=Launching OPPD's first utility-scale solar project - OPPD |url=https://oppdthewire.com/oppds-first-utility-scale-solar-project-platteview-solar-is-a-major-milestone/ |access-date=2024-07-12 |website=The Wire |language=en-US}}

South Sioux CityDakota County{{coord|42.4585
96.4397|format=dms|name= South Sioux City Solar}}align="center" | 2.3align="center" | 2016

=Wind=

{{See also|Wind power in Nebraska}}

{{expand list|date=March 2021}}

class="wikitable sortable"

|+ style="text-align: left;" | Additional data reported by the United States Wind Turbine Database{{cite web |url=https://eerscmap.usgs.gov/uswtdb/ |title=The U.S. Wind Turbine Database |publisher=U.S. Geological Survey |accessdate=2021-03-07}}

Project name

!Location

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MW)

!Number of
turbines

!Year
opened

!Ref

Ainsworth WindBrown County{{coord|42.4489
99.8917|format=dms|name= Ainsworth Wind}}align="center" | 59.4align="center" | 43align="center" | 2005
Broken Bow WindCuster County{{coord|41.4547
99.5681|format=dms|name= Broken Bow Wind}}align="center" | 152.9align="center" | 50align="center" | 2012/2014
Cottonwood WindWebster County{{coord|40.2402
98.4060|format=dms|name= Cottonwood Wind}}align="center" | 89.7align="center" | 40align="center" | 2017
Crofton Bluffs WindKnox County{{coord|42.6983
97.5800|format=dms|name= Crofton Bluffs Wind}}align="center" | 40.0align="center" | 22align="center" | 2012
Elkhorn Ridge WindKnox County{{coord|42.6978
97.6189|format=dms|name= Elkhorn Ridge Wind}}align="center" | 81.0align="center" | 27align="center" | 2009
Flat Water WindRichardson County{{coord|40.0011
95.9289|format=dms|name= Flat Water Wind}}align="center" | 60.0align="center" | 40align="center" | 2010
Grande Prairie Wind FarmHolt County{{coord|42.6081
98.4283|format=dms|name= Grand Prairie Wind}}align="center" | 400.0align="center" | 200align="center" | 2016
Kimball WindKimball County{{coord|41.2736
103.6983|format=dms|name= Kimball Wind}}align="center" | 30.0align="center" | 12align="center" | 2018
Laredo Ridge WindBoone County{{coord|41.8803
98.0239|format=dms|name= Laredo Ridge Wind}}align="center" | 79.9align="center" | 54align="center" | 2011
Lon Wright WindDodge County{{coord|41.4281
96.4623|format=dms|name= Lon Wright Wind}}align="center" | 40.9align="center" | 19align="center" | 2017
Prairie Breeze WindAntelope County{{coord|41.9517
98.0767|format=dms|name= Prairie Breeze Wind}}align="center" | 215.7align="center" | 179align="center" | 2014/2015/2016
Rattlesnake Creek WindDixon County{{coord|42.3740
96.8290|format=dms|name= Rattlesnake Creek Wind}}align="center" | 318.1align="center" | 101align="center" | 2019
Sholes WindWayne County{{coord|42.3119
97.3647|format=dms|name= Sholes Wind}}align="center" | 160.0align="center" | 71align="center" | 2019
Steele Flats WindJefferson County{{coord|40.0489
96.9622|format=dms|name= Steele Flats Wind}}align="center" | 74.8align="center" | 44align="center" | 2013
TPW Petersburg WindBoone County{{coord|41.8646
97.9612|format=dms|name= TPW Petersburg Wind}}align="center" | 40.5align="center" | 27align="center" | 2011
Upstream WindAntelope County{{coord|42.1843
97.9650|format=dms|name= Upstream Wind}}align="center" | 202.5align="center" | 81align="center" | 2018

Storage power stations

There were no utility-scale storage power stations in the state of Nebraska in 2019.

HVDC converter stations

{{See also|List of HVDC projects}}

class="wikitable sortable"
Project name

!Location

!Coordinates

!Capacity
(MW)

!Voltage
(kV)

!Year
opened

!Ref

David A. Hamil Converter StationScotts Bluff County{{coord|41.8208
103.9422|format=dms|name= David Hamil HVDC}}align="center" | 100align="center" | 50align="center" | 1977{{cite web |url=https://www.nmppenergy.org/mean/news/detail/112-energy-education-dc-ties-serve-critical-role-in-connecting-the-grid |title=Energy Education: DC ties serve critical role in connecting the grid |website=www.nmppenergy.org |date=2018-06-01 |accessdate=2021-03-12}}
Virginia Smith Converter StationCheyenne County{{coord|41.1642
102.9875|format=dms|name= Virginia Smith HVDC}}align="center" | 200align="center" | 50align="center" | 1988{{cite web |url=https://ethw.org/Milestones:Virginia_Smith_High-Voltage_Direct-Current_Converter_Station,_1988 |title=Milestones:Virginia Smith High-Voltage Direct-Current Converter Station, 1988 |publisher=Engineering and Technology History Wiki |accessdate=2021-03-12}}

Utilities

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References

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{{cite web

|url=https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860/

|date=15 September 2020

|title=Form EIA-860 detailed data with previous form data (EIA-860A/860B)

|author=Energy Information Administration

|website=eia.gov

|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200918022441/https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860/

|archive-date=18 September 2020

|url-status=live

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