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List of power stations in Washington

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|value1 = 60458

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|color1 = blue

|value2 = 17959

|label2 = Natural gas:

|color2 = brown

|value3 = 9967

|label3 = Nuclear:

|color3 = purple

|value4 = 8421

|label4 = Wind:

|color4 = orange

|value5 = 2847

|label5 = Coal:

|color5 = black

|value6 = 1121

|label6 = Biomass:

|color6 = green

|value7 = 436

|label7 = Solar:

|color7 = yellow

|value8 = 223

|label8 = Other gases:

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This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Washington, sorted by type and name. These include facilities that are located in more than one state. In 2023, Washington had a total summer capacity of 30,884 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 102,960 GWh.{{cite web |url=http://www.eia.gov/electricity/state/washington/ |title=Washington Electricity Profile |publisher=U.S. Energy Information Administration |accessdate=2025-04-13}} The electrical energy generation mix in 2024 was 59.6% hydroelectric, 17.7% natural gas, 9.8% nuclear, 8.3% wind, 2.8% coal, 1.1% biomass which includes most refuse-derived fuel. Utility-scale solar and other gases generated most of the remaining 0.7%. Small-scale photovoltaic installations generated an additional net 643 GWh to the state's electrical grid; an amount nearly 50 percent larger than Washington's utility-scale photovoltaic plants.

Washington routinely delivers one-quarter of U.S. hydroelectric generation, and hosts the nation's largest capacity power station at Grand Coulee Dam. 60% of Washington households use electricity as their primary heating fuel, unlike most households in other U.S. states that typically utilize natural gas.{{cite web |url=https://www.eia.gov/state/analysis.php?sid=WA |title=Washington Electricity Profile Analysis |publisher=U.S. EIA |accessdate=January 15, 2021}}

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Fossil-fuel power stations

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

=Coal=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Name

! Location

! width="12em" | Coordinates

! Capacity
(MW)

! Operator

! Year opened

! Scheduled
retirement

! Refs

Centralia Power Plant

| Centralia

| {{coord|46.755938

122.859764|format=dms|name=Centralia Power Plant}}

| align=center | 670

| TransAlta Corporation

| 1972

| 2025

|

=Natural gas=

class="wikitable sortable"

! Name

! Location

! width="12em" | Coordinates

! Capacity
(MW)

! Operator

! Year opened

! Scheduled
retirement

! Refs

Boulder Park Generation Station

| Spokane Valley

| {{coord|47.696894

117.147294|format=dms|name=Boulder Park Generation Station}}

| align=center | 24

| Avista

| 2002

|

|

Chehalis Generation Facility

| Chehalis

| {{coord|46.622092

122.914093|format=dms|name=Chehalis Generation Facility}}

| align=center | 477

| PacifiCorp

| 2003

|

|

Encogen Generating Station

| Bellingham

| {{coord|48.745241

122.48642|format=dms|name=Encogen Generating Station}}

| align=center | 159

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1993

|

|

Fredonia Generating Station

| Skagit County

| {{coord|48.455800

122.435800|format=dms|name=Fredonia Generating Station}}

| align=center | 280

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1984, 2001

|

|

Frederickson Generating Station

| Frederickson

| {{coord|47.079722

122.365000|format=dms|name=Frederickson Generating Station}}

| align=center | 134

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1981

|

|

Frederickson 1 Generating Station

| Frederickson

| {{coord|47.086111

122.365674|format=dms|name=Frederickson 1 Generating Station}}

| align=center | 246

| Capital Power

| 2002

|

|

Goldendale Generating Station

| Goldendale

| {{coord|45.811400

120.833000|format=dms|name=Goldendale Generating Station}}

| align=center | 263

| Puget Sound Energy

| 2004

|

|

Grays Harbor Energy Center{{efn|Originally referred to as the Satsop Combustion Turbine as noted in [https://www.efsec.wa.gov/energy-facilities/grays-harbor-energy-center Grays Harbor Energy Center].}}

| Satsop

| {{coord|46.9692

123.4800|format=dms|name=Grays Harbor Energy Center}}

| align=center | 604

| Invenergy

| 2008

|

|

March Point Cogeneration Plant

| Anacortes

| {{coord|48.470800

122.560000|format=dms|name=March Point Cogeneration Plant}}

| align=center | 120

| March Point Cogeneration Company

| 1991, 1993

|

|

Mint Farm Generating Station

| Longview

| {{coord|46.140056

122.985019|format=dms|name=Mint Farm Generating Station}}

| align=center | 270

| Puget Sound Energy

| 2008

|

|

Northeast (WA)

| Spokane

| {{coord|47.735110

117.370538|format=dms|name=Northeast Plant}}

| align=center | 45

| Avista

| 1978

|

|

River Road Generating Plant

| Vancouver

| {{coord|45.649912

122.724704|format=dms|name=River Road Generating Plant}}

| align=center | 220

| Clark Public Utilities

| 2010

|

|

Sumas Generating Station

| Sumas

| {{coord|48.990500

122.273300|format=dms|name=Sumas Generating Station}}

| align=center | 125

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1993

|

|

Ferndale Generating Station

| Ferndale

| {{coord|48.828996

122.685114|format=dms|name=Ferndale Generating Station}}

| align=center | 270

| Tenaska Energy

| 1994

|

|

Whitehorn Generating Station

| Ferndale

| {{coord|48.885636

122.75164|format=dms|name=Whitehorn Generating Station}}

| align=center | 134

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1974, 1981

|

|

Nuclear power stations

class="wikitable sortable"

! Name

! Location

! width="12em" | Coordinates

! Capacity
(MW)

! Operator

! Year opened

! Notes

Columbia Generating Station

| Benton County

| {{coord|46|28|16|N|119|20|2|W|name=Columbia Generating Station}}

| align=center | 1,150

| Energy Northwest

| 1984

| Only US nuclear plant designed to be ramped up and down. Response time 1 hour

Renewable power stations

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

=Hydroelectric=

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

class="wikitable sortable"
Name

! Location

! width="12em" | Coordinates

! River

! Capacity
(MW)

! Operator

! Year opened

! {{Tooltip|Ref|References}}

Alder Dam

| Pierce County

| {{coord|46.801600

122.310200|format=dms|name=Alder Dam}}

| Nisqually River

| align=center | 50

| Tacoma Power

| 1945

| {{cite web |url=https://www.mytpu.org/about-tpu/services/power/about-tacoma-power/dams-power-sources/nisqually-river-project/alder-dam/ |title=Alder Dam |publisher=Tacoma Public Utilities |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Bonneville Dam

| Skamania County
Multnomah County, Oregon{{efn|Electricity generated in Oregon.}}

| {{coord|45.6441

121.9410|format=dms|name=Bonneville Dam}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 1,093

| United States Army Corps of Engineers

| 1938, 1981

|

Boundary Dam

| Metaline Falls, Washington

| {{coord|48.9871

117.3478|format=dms|name=Boundary Dam}}

| Pend Oreille River

| align=center | 1,024

| Seattle City Light

| 1967

|

Box Canyon Dam

| Ione, Washington

| {{coord|48.7809

117.4183|format=dms|name=Box Canyon Dam}}

| Pend Oreille River

| align=center | 90

| Pend Oreille PUD

| 1955

|

Cedar Falls Dam

| Cedar Falls, Washington

| {{coord|47.4193

121.7819|format=dms|name=Cedar Falls Dam}}

| Cedar River

| align=center | 30

| Seattle City Light

| 1921, 1929

|

Chief Joseph Dam

| Douglas County
Okanogan County

| {{coord|47.9951

119.6404|format=dms|name=Chief Joseph Dam}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 2,620

| United States Army Corps of Engineers

| 1958, 1973

|

Cowlitz Falls Dam

| Lewis County

| {{coord|46.4661

122.1097|format=dms|name=Cowlitz Falls Dam}}

| Cowlitz River

| align=center | 70

| Lewis County Public Utilities District

| 1994

| {{cite web |url=https://www.lcpud.org/about-us/power-supply/cowlitz-falls-project/ |title=Cowlitz Falls Project |date=February 7, 2017 |publisher=Lewis County Public Utilities District |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Cushman Dam No. 1

| Mason County

| {{coord|47.4181

123.2252|format=dms|name=Cushman Dam 1}}

| Skokomish River

| align=center | 43

| Tacoma Power

| 1926

| {{cite web |url=https://www.mytpu.org/about-tpu/services/power/about-tacoma-power/dams-power-sources/cushman-hydro-project/ |title=Cushman Hydro Project |publisher=Tacoma Public Utilities |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Cushman Dam No. 2

| Mason County

| {{coord|47.3698

123.1603|format=dms|name=Cushman Dam 2}}

| Skokomish River

| align=center | 81

| Tacoma Power

| 1930–1931,
1952, 2013

|

Diablo Dam

| Whatcom County

| {{coord|48.7139

121.1317|format=dms|name=Diablo Dam}}

| Skagit River

| align=center | 159

| Seattle City Light

| 1936–1937

|

Electron Hydroelectric Project

| Pierce County

| {{coord|46.9910

122.1749|format=dms|name=Electron Hydroelectric Project}}

| Puyallup River

| align=center | 26

| Electron Hydro, LLC.

| 1904, 1929

|

Gorge Dam

| Whatcom County

| {{coord|48.6981

121.2086|format=dms|name=Gorge Dam}}

| Skagit River

| align=center | 199

| Seattle City Light

| 1924, 1929,
1951

|

Grand Coulee Dam

| Grant County
Okanogan County

| {{coord|47.9575

118.9773|format=dms|name=Grand Coulee Dam}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 6,809{{efn|Includes 314 MW pumped-storage.{{Cite web |title=Grand Coulee Dam Statistics and Facts |publisher=U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation |url=https://www.usbr.gov/pn/grandcoulee/pubs/factsheet.pdf|url-status=live|archive-date=May 2, 2017|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170502132140/https://www.usbr.gov/pn/grandcoulee/pubs/factsheet.pdf}}}}

| United States Bureau of Reclamation

| 1941, 1975

|

Henry M. Jackson Dam

| Snohomish County

| {{coord|47.9084

121.8144|format=dms|name=H M Jackson Dam}}

| Sultan River

| align=center | 112

| Snohomish County Public Utility District

| 1984

| {{cite web |url=https://www.snopud.com/PowerSupply/hydro/jhp.ashx?p=1196 |title=Jackson Hydro Project |publisher=Snohomish County Public Utilities District |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Ice Harbor Dam

| Franklin County
Walla Walla County

| {{coord|46.2498

118.8798|format=dms|name=Ice Harbor Dam}}

| Snake River

| align=center | 603

| United States Army Corps of Engineers

| 1962,
1975–1976

|

Lake Chelan Dam

| Chelan, Washington

| {{coord|47.8347

120.0133|format=dms|name=Lake Chelan Dam}}

| Chelan River

| align=center | 62.1

| Chelan County Public Utility District

| 1927–1928

| {{cite web |url=https://www.chelanpud.org/hydropower/lake-chelan-dam |title=Lake Chelan Dam |publisher=Chelan County Public Utility District |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

LaGrande Dam

| Pierce County

| {{coord|46.8328

122.3196|format=dms|name=LaGrande Dam}}

| Nisqually River

| align=center | 64

| Tacoma Power

| 1912, 1945

| {{cite web |url=https://www.mytpu.org/about-tpu/services/power/about-tacoma-power/dams-power-sources/nisqually-river-project/lagrande-dam/ |title=LaGrande Dam |publisher=Tacoma Public Utilities |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Little Goose Dam

| Columbia County
Whitman County

| {{coord|46.5838

118.0273|format=dms|name=Little Goose Dam}}

| Snake River

| align=center | 932

| United States Army Corps of Engineers

| 1970–1971,
1978

|

Long Lake Dam

| Lincoln County

| {{coord|47.8344

117.8361|format=dms|name=Long Lake Dam}}

| Spokane River

| align=center | 71

| Avista Utilities

| 1915, 1919,
1924

| {{cite web |url=https://www.myavista.com/about-us/about-our-energy-mix |title=Our Energy Mix - Spokane River Project - Long Lake Hydroelectric |publisher=Avista Corp. |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Lower Baker Dam

| Skagit County

| {{coord|48.5478

121.7407|format=dms|name=Lower Baker Dam}}

| Baker River

| align=center | 79

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1960, 2013

|

Lower Granite Dam

| Garfield County
Whitman County

| {{coord|46.6595

117.4294|format=dms|name=Lower Granite Dam}}

| Snake River

| align=center | 932

| United States Army Corps of Engineers

| 1975, 1978

|

Lower Monumental Dam

| Franklin County
Walla Walla County

| {{coord|46.5635

118.5397|format=dms|name=Lower Monumental Dam}}

| Snake River

| align=center | 932

| United States Army Corps of Engineers

| 1969–1970,
1979

|

Mayfield Dam

| Lewis County

| {{coord|46.5035

122.5885|format=dms|name=Mayfield Dam}}

| Cowlitz River

| align=center | 162

| Tacoma Power

| 1963, 1983

| {{cite web |url=https://www.mytpu.org/about-tpu/services/power/about-tacoma-power/dams-power-sources/cowlitz-river-project/mayfield-dam/ |title=Mayfield Dam |publisher=Tacoma Public Utilities |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Merwin Dam

| Clark County
Cowlitz County

| {{coord|45.956700

122.554444|format=dms|name=Merwin Dam}}

| Lewis River

| align=center | 136

| PacifiCorp

| 1931–1932,
1949, 1958

|

Mossyrock Dam

| Lewis County

| {{coord|46.5347

122.4247|format=dms|name=Mayfield Dam}}

| Cowlitz River

| align=center | 300

| Tacoma Power

| 1968

| {{cite web |url=https://www.mytpu.org/about-tpu/services/power/about-tacoma-power/dams-power-sources/cowlitz-river-project/mossyrock-dam/ |title=Mossyrock Dam |publisher=Tacoma Public Utilities |accessdate=January 22, 2021}}

Priest Rapids Dam

| Grant County
Yakima County

| {{coord|46.6451

119.9080|format=dms|name=Priest Rapids}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 955

| Grant County Public Utility District

| 1959–1961

|

Rock Island Dam

| Chelan County
Douglas County

| {{coord|47.3461

120.0917|format=dms|name=Rock Island Dam}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 660

| Chelan County Public Utility District

| 1931–1932,
1952–1953,
1978–1979

|

Rocky Reach Dam

| Chelan County
Douglas County

| {{coord|47.5336

120.2953|format=dms|name=Rocky Reach Dam}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 1,300

| Chelan County Public Utility District

| 1961,
1973–1974

|

Ross Dam

| Whatcom County

| {{coord|48.7326

121.0679|format=dms|name=Ross Dam}}

| Skagit River

| align=center | 353

| Seattle City Light

| 1952–1956

|

Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Plant

| Snoqualmie, Washington

| {{coord|47.5401

121.8370|format=dms|name=Snoqualmie Falls Hydroelectric Plant}}

| Snoqualmie River

| align=center | 54

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1898, 1957,
2013

|

Swift Dam

| Skamania County

| {{coord|46.0608

122.2017|format=dms|name=Swift Dam 1}}
{{coord|46.059400
122.259400|format=dms|name=Swift Dam 2}}

| Lewis River

| align=center | 240

| PacifiCorp

| 1958–1959

|

Upper Baker Dam

| Whatcom County

| {{coord|48.6490

121.6907|format=dms|name=Upper Baker Dam}}

| Baker River

| align=center | 91

| Puget Sound Energy

| 1959

|

Wanapum Dam

| Grant County
Kittitas County

| {{coord|46.8731

119.9703|format=dms|name=Wanapum Dam}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 1,038

| Grant County Public Utility District

| 2011–2018

|

Wells Dam

| Chelan County
Douglas County

| {{coord|47.9469

119.8653|format=dms|name=Wells Dam}}

| Columbia River

| align=center | 851

| Douglas County Public Utility District

| 1967–1969

|

Wynoochee Dam

| Grays Harbor County

| {{coord|47.3851

123.6052|format=dms|name=Wynoochee Dam}}

| Wynoochee River

| align=center | 12.8

| Tacoma Power

| 1994

|

Yale Dam

| Clark County
Cowlitz County

| {{coord|45.9628

122.3355|format=dms|name=Yale Dam}}

| Lewis River

| align=center | 134

| PacifiCorp

| 1953

|

=Wind=

{{See also|Wind power in Washington (state)}}

class="wikitable sortable"
NameLocationwidth="12em" | CoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Year opened{{Tooltip|Ref|References}}
Wild Horse Wind FarmKittitas County{{coord|47|01|07|N|120|12|58|W|name=Wild Horse Wind Farm}}align=center | 2732006, 2009{{Cite web |url=http://www.awea.org/projects/Projects.aspx?s=Washington |title=U.S. Wind Energy Projects - Washington |publisher=American Wind Energy Association |date=July 7, 2010 |accessdate=July 28, 2010 |archive-date=2010-09-18 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100918151807/http://www.awea.org/PROJECTS/projects.aspx?s=Washington}}
Marengo Wind FarmColumbia County{{coord|46|22|27|N|117|46|36|W|name=Marengo Wind Farm}}align=center | 2112007, 2008{{Cite web |website=The Wind Power |title=Wind Farms |url=http://www.thewindpower.net/windfarms_list_en.php |accessdate=December 15, 2016}}
White Creek Wind FarmKlickitat County{{coord|46|43|36|N|120|50|02|W|name=White Creek Wind Farm}}align=center | 2052007
Big Horn Wind FarmKlickitat County{{coord|45|45|22|N|120|48|31|W|name=Big Horn Wind Farm}}align=center | 2002006
Big Horn 2Klickitat County{{coord|45|45|22|N|120|48|31|W|name=Big Horn Wind Farm}}align=center | 502011
Palouse Wind FarmWhitman County{{coord|47.1558
117.3644|format=dms|name=Palouse Wind Farm}}align=center | 1052012
Stateline Wind Farm
(Vansycle Wind)		Walla Walla County{{coord|46|02|14|N|118|48|24|W|name=Stateline Wind Farm}}align=center | 1772001
Hopkins Ridge Wind FarmColumbia County{{coord|46|24|07|N|117|48|44|W|name=Hopkins Ridge Wind Farm}}align=center | 1572005, 2008
Harvest Wind FarmKlickitat County{{coord|45|48|51|N|120|20|50|W|name=Harvest Wind Farm}}align=center | 992009
Nine Canyon Wind FarmBenton County{{coord|46|06|14|N|119|08|54|W|name=Nine Canyon Wind Farm}}align=center | 992002
Goodnoe Hills Wind FarmKlickitat County{{coord|45|46|46|N|120|31|25|W|name=Goodnoe Hills Wind Farm}}align=center | 942008
Coastal EnergyGrays Harbor County{{coord|46|47|38|N|124|04|01|W|name=Coastal Energy}}align=center | 62010
Lower Snake River Wind ProjectGarfield County{{coord|46.479364|N|117.630615|W|format=dms|name=Lower Snake River Wind Facility}}align=center | 342.72012{{cite web|publisher=Puget Sound Energy|title=Lower Snake River Wind Facility Fact Sheet |url=http://pse.com/aboutpse/psenewsroom/MediaKit/054_Lower_Snake_River.pdf|accessdate=January 16, 2013|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120307125608/http://www.pse.com/aboutpse/psenewsroom/MediaKit/054_Lower_Snake_River.pdf|archive-date=March 7, 2012}}
Juniper CanyonKlickitat County{{coord|45|54|08|N|120|12|26|W|name=Juniper Canyon}}align=center | 151.22011{{cite web |title=Juniper Canyon - Phase 1 |website=Renewable Northwest |url=http://www.rnp.org/node/juniper-canyon-phase-1 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151117030912/http://www.rnp.org/node/juniper-canyon-phase-1 |archive-date=November 17, 2015}}
Kittitas Valley Wind Farm
(Sagebrush Wind)		Kittitas County{{coord|47|9|14|N|120|40|43|W|name=Kittitas Valley Wind}}align=center | 100.82010
Vantage Wind Power ProjectKittitas County{{coord|46|57|15|N|120|11|09|W|name=Vantage Wind Power Project}}align=center | 902010{{cite web |title=Vantage Wind Energy Project |website=Renewable Northwest |url=http://www.rnp.org/node/vantage-wind-energy-project |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20170907140503/http://www.rnp.org/node/vantage-wind-energy-project |archive-date=September 7, 2017}}
Linden RanchKlickitat County{{coord|45|44|34|N|120|46|56|W|name=Linden Ranch}}align=center | 502010
Windy FlatsKlickitat County{{coord|45|44|31|N|120|43|32|W|name=Windy Flats}}align=center | 262.42009
Windy Point
(Tuolumne Wind)		Klickitat County{{coord|45|45|57|N|120|39|07|W|name=Windy Point}}align=center | 137.62009
Tucannon River Wind FarmDayton, Washington{{coord|46|28|26|N|117|35|48|W|name=Tucannon River Wind Farm}}align=center | 2672014[https://www.portlandgeneral.com/our_company/energy_strategy/power_generation/tucannon_river/default.aspx Tucannon River Wind Farm]
Swauk Valley Ranch WindKittitas County{{coord|47|8|30|N|120|45|15|W|name=Swauk Valley Ranch Wind}}align=center | 4.32012[http://www.rnp.org/project_map Renewable Project Northwest]
Skookumchuck Wind FarmLewis County
Thurston County		{{coord|46.739713057595985
122.63717455234942|format=dms|name=Skookumchuck Wind Farm}}align=center | 1362020{{Cite web |title=Skookumchuck Wind Facility in Washington is Operational |url=https://www.southerncompany.com/newsroom/dec-2020/skookumchuck-wind-facility-in-washington-operational.html |access-date=December 1, 2020|website=www.southerncompany.com|language=en}}

=Solar=

{{See also|Solar power in Washington (state)}}Only utility scale projects larger than 1 MW are listed.

class="wikitable sortable"
Name

! Location

! width="12em" | Coordinates

! Capacity
(MWAC)

! Year opened

! {{Tooltip|Ref|References}}

Adams Nielson Solar Farm

| Adams County

| {{coord|46.955280

118.621244|format=dms|name=Adams Nielson Solar Farm}}

| align="center" | 28

| 2018

| [https://www.gonzaga.edu/news-events/stories/2019/1/11/harvesting-the-sun-lind-solar-farm Adams Nielson Solar Farm]

Camas Solar Project

|Kittitas County

|

| align="center" | 6.7

|2022

|

Horn Rapids Solar

|Benton County

|

| align="center" | 4

|2020

|

Lund Hill Solar Project

| Klickitat County

| {{coord|45.896|N|120.273|W|format=dms|name=Lund Hill photovoltaic plant}}

| align="center" | 194

| 2022

| [https://www.dnr.wa.gov/news/franz-announces-was-first-solar-farm-lease-state-trust-lands-solar-development-klickitat-county Lund Hill Solar Project]

Penstemon Solar Project

|Kittitas County

|

| align="center" | 6.7

|2022

|{{Cite web |title=Washington Solar {{!}} SEIA |url=https://www.seia.org/state-solar-policy/washington-solar |access-date=August 19, 2023 |website=www.seia.org |language=en}}

Urtica Solar Project

|Kittitas County

|

| align="center" | 6.7

|2022

|

=Municipal solid waste (MSW) combustion=

class="wikitable sortable"
NameLocationwidth="12em" | CoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Year opened{{Tooltip|Ref|References}}
Spokane Waste to Energy (WTE) FacilitySpokane County{{coord|47|37|35|N|117|30|17|W|name=Spokane Waste to Energy Facility}}align=center | 221991[https://my.spokanecity.org/solidwaste/waste-to-energy/ Spokane's Waste to Energy (WTE) Facility]

Former facilities

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! Station

! Location

! Type

! Capacity
(MW)

! Status

! Year opened

! Year closed

! {{Tooltip|Ref|References}}

Satsop Nuclear Power Plant

| Grays Harbor County

| Nuclear

| align=center | 2480

| Canceled

| N/A

| 1977

|

Condit Hydroelectric Project

| Klickitat County

| Hydroelectric

| align=center | 14.7

| Demolished

| 1913

| 2011

|

Elwha Dam

| Clallam County

| Hydroelectric

| align=center | 14.8

| Demolished

| 1913

| 2012

|

Glines Canyon Dam

| Clallam County

| Hydroelectric

| align=center | 13.3

| Demolished

| 1927

| 2014

|

See also

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Notes

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References

{{Reflist|refs=

{{cite web

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

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

|publisher=Energy Information Administration

|website=eia.gov

}}

  • {{webarchive|title=Final 2019 data: September 15, 2020 |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20200918022441/https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860/ |date=September 18, 2020}}
  • {{webarchive|title=Early release 2023 data: June 12, 2024 |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240704052006/https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860/ |date=July 4, 2024}}

{{cite web

|url=https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/harvesting-the-sun-washington-states-largest-solar-farm-nears-production/

|date=November 9, 2018

|title='Harvesting the sun':Washington state's largest solar farm nears production

|last=Kramer

|first=Becky

|work=The Seattle Times

|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20181121200925/https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/harvesting-the-sun-washington-states-largest-solar-farm-nears-production/

|archive-date=November 21, 2018

|url-status=live

}}

}}

External links

  • [https://renewablenw.org/project_map?field_project_state_value%5B%5D=WA Renewable Northwest Project: Renewable Energy Projects]

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