Tennessee Valley Authority — Power Plant Portfolio

55 plants · 39.6 GW total capacity · across 6 states

Tennessee Valley Authority operates 55 power plants across 6 states with 39.6 GW total capacity. Their fleet is primarily hydroelectric (30 plants).

Largest is Cumberland (TN) (4156 MW Bit. Coal); oldest active is Ocoee 1 (1912); newest is Paradise (2017); top state is Tennessee (33 plants).

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Key Stats

Largest fuel
Hydroelectric (30 plants)
Largest state
Tennessee (33 plants)

Plants by State

Tennessee (33 plants · 24.8 GW)

Alabama (7 plants · 6.4 GW)

Mississippi (6 plants · 3.6 GW)

Kentucky (4 plants · 4.3 GW)

North Carolina (3 plants · 433 MW)

Georgia (2 plants · 39 MW)

Plants by Fuel Type

Hydroelectric (30 plants · 5.4 GW)

Natural Gas (15 plants · 17.5 GW)

Coal (3 plants · 7.6 GW)

Nuclear (3 plants · 8.8 GW)

Oil & Petroleum (2 plants · 23 MW)

Solar (1 plants · 193 MW)

Battery Storage (1 plants · 20 MW)