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- Central Energy Facility
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- Central Energy Facility
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- 2026-06-29T06:09:18.947Z
Briefing on BYUI Central Energy Facility
Entity BriefingGenerated Jun 29, 2026·Data as of Jun 29
1
Generators
6 MW
Capacity
77.7%
Capacity Factor
38 GWh
Annual Generation
BYUI Central Energy Facility is a 6 MW natural gas plant in Idaho, owned by Brigham Young University Idaho, operating since 2015 with a strong capacity factor of 77.7% and a CapEx of $812/kW.
Overview
- BYUI Central Energy Facility is a natural gas-fired combustion turbine plant.
- It has been operating since 2015 and is located in Idaho.
- The plant is owned and operated by Brigham Young Univ Idaho.
Fleet Details
- The facility has a capacity of 6 MW and includes 1 generator.
- It operates within the WECC NERC region and its balancing authority is PacifiCorp - East.
- The plant demonstrated a capacity factor of 77.7% and an annual generation of 38 GWh.
Financial Profile
- The reported capital expenditure (CapEx) for the plant is $812/kW, according to eia_agg_cost.
Recent Generation and Comparisons
- Recent monthly generation figures include 3 GWh in October 2025, 3 GWh in November 2025, and 2 GWh in December 2025.
- Similar plants include ECP Uptown Campus, Monroe Community College Plant, and Pfizer Groton Fuel Cell.
- A nearby plant is the Chester Diversion Hydroelectric Project.