Florida Power and Light 700 Universe Blvd P.O. Box 14000 Juno Beach, FL 33408-0420 305-552-3888 305-552-2144 (fax)1. St. Lucie 1700 Megawatt Nuclear Units near Ft. Pierce 2. Turkey Point 1400 Megawatt Nuclear Units in South Dade County 3. Cape Canaveral 2 Units Gas Units 806 Megawatts 2. Cutler 2 Gas Units 207 Megawatts 3. Fort Myers 1 Gas Unit 1423 Megawatts 4. Lauderdale 2 Gas/Oil Units 854 Megawatts 5. Port Everglades 4 Oil/Gas Units 1,212 Megawatts |
6. Riveria 2 Oil/Gas Units 565 Megawatts 7. Sanford 2 Gas/Oil Units 2,005 Megawatts 9. Manatee 2 Oil/Gas Units 1,620 Megawatts 10. Martin 4 Gas/Oil Units 2,520 Megawatts 11. Putnam 2 GasOil Units 498 Megawatts 12. St. Johns 2 Coal/Coke Units 254 Megawatts Peaking Units 2,504 FPL Generation (subtotal 18,864 Purchased Power 3,140 System Total 22,004 |
Progress Energy P.O. Box 33199 St. Petersburg, FL 33733 Progress Energy P.O. Box 1551 Raleigh, NC 27602-1551 (800) 700-87441. Progress Energy Florida Crystal River 1629 Combined Cycle Plants 2. Hines The single-unit, Ft. Meade, Fla. A 516-MW expansion of the site is under construction; and a third combined-cycle has been approved by regulators. 3 Tiger Bay 207 The single-unit, located near Fort Meade, Fla Combustion Turbine Plants Steam Plants 1 Bartow 444 Near St. Petersburg, Fla.. The site includes four small combustion turbines capable of generating 187 MW and three steam units. 2. Crystal River The four-unit Crystal River steam complex, located near Crystal River, Fl., includes two units built in the 1960s (Crystal River South, totaling 865 MW) and two units built in the 1980s (Crystal River North, totaling 1,437 MW). The site also includes the Crystal River Nuclear Plant. 3. Avon Park 52 The two-unit, 52-MW Avon Park peaking plant is located at Avon Park, Fla. 4. Higgins The four-unit, 122-MW Higgins peaking plant is located near Oldsmar, Fla. 5. Bayboro 184 The four-unit, Bayboro peaking plant is located near St. Petersburg, Fl |
6. DeBary 667 The 10-unit, DeBary peaking plant is located at DeBary in Volusia County, Fla. 7. DeSoto County 320 DeSoto County Plant site is located near Arcadia, Fl. The plant, which consists of two 160-MW natural gas- fueled combustion turbines (320 MW total 8. Intercession City The 14-unit, 1,041-MW Intercession City peaking plant is located near Kissimmee, Fla. 9. Rio Pinar The single-unit, 13-MW Rio Pinar Plant is located near Orlando, Fl 10. The Suwannee Plant is located near Ellaville, Fl. The site includes three combustion turbines capable of producing 164 MW and three fossil steam units capable of 143 MW. 9. University of Florida CO The single-unit, 35-MW University of Florida Cogeneration Plant is located at Gainesville Fl on the University of Florida campus. * Progress Energy Florida TTI Transfer *. Progress Energy Florida IMT Transfer *. Progress Energy Florida Ceredo Transfer *. Progress Energy Florida Stewart Terminal *. Progress Energy Florida Bartow Terminal |
JEA Comment Form 21 West Church Street Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Outage Reporting System: (904) 665-6000 (800) 683-55421. St. Johns River Plant The St. Johns River Power Park (SJRPP) uses coal and petroleum coke in two large steam units to produce more than 1260 MW of electricity, half of which is used by JEA. The other half is used by Florida Power & Light Company, which is co-owner, with JEA, of the facility . SJRPP was placed in service in 1987 and was built with state-of-the-art mission control equipment so that even today, SJRPP performs as well as or better than all federal, state and local environmental standards. 2. Kennedy Generating Station Uses natural gas and oil in one large combustion turbine and three small, peaking units to produce 335 MW of electricity. Power for Jacksonville has been produced at the KGS site since 1912. Of course, the units in service today are not nearly that old. In fact, the largest unit was installed in 2000 and is identical to the BBGS units. |
2. Northside The Northside Generating Station (NGS) uses natural gas, fuel oil, coal and petroleum coke in three, large steam units and four small, diesel-powered peaking units to produce more than 1270 MW of electricity. NGS boasts the two largest Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustors (CFBs) in the world. NGS is also among the cleanest solid fuel plants in the world. NGS was placed into service in 1966, but Unit 3, the oldest operating unit, was completed in 1977. 3. Brandy Branch Generating Station The Brandy Branch Generating Station (BBGS) uses natural gas (or oil in emergencies) in three large, combustion turbines to produce more than 540 MW of electricity. Environmentally, BBGS is one of the cleanest power plants in the world. The station was completed in 2001, with a planned expansion to be completed in 2004. |
Tampa Electric Contact form AdministrativeOffices Main Switchboard 813/ 228-41111. Big Bend Big Bend Station has four coal-fired units with a combined output of more than 1,800 megawatts. Big Bend Station expanded to meet the demands of rapid growth during the 1970s and 1980s. The first unit began service in 1970; the second and third generating units were added in 1973 and 1976; and Unit Four was added in 1985. With the capacity provided by three combustion turbines that serve as peaking units, combined output from Big Bend Station is 2,000 megawatts. 2. Bay Side Located on Port Sutton Road near Tampa Bay, the 1,200- megawatt Gannon Station will soon convert from coal to natural gas. The repowered plant will be renamed Bayside Station and by 2004 will provide approximately 1,800 megawatts of natural gas-fueled electric energy. 3. Polk Power Plant A state-of-the-art integrated coal gasification combined-cycle (IGCC) power plant, Tampa Electric’s Polk Power Station produces enough electricity to serve 75,000 homes 5. Tampa Electric Davant Transfer Gulf Power Company One Energy Place Pensacola, FL 32520 850/444-6111 Gulf Power Procurement (850) 444-63631. Crist 1229 Megawatts Fossil Fuel Plant John Dominey 850-420-2219 2. Scholtz 98 Megawatts Contact: Billie Williams 850-420-3500 3. Smith 340 Megawatts Contact: Marie Corbin 850-420-3439 City of Tallahasse powellw@talgov.com 600 N. Monroe StreetM Tallahassee, FL 32301-1262 850) 891-4YOU1. HC Corn The C. H. Corn facility is a hydroelectric generating plant located 20 miles southwest of Tallahassee, on Lake Talquin. This plant is one of only two hydroelectric plants in the state of Florida. 2. Purdon Unit 8 Purdom Unit 8 generates 250 megawatts of power for the same fuel as other generators use to generate 160 megawatts. The generator is 40% more efficient than other generators. 3. Arvab B Hopkins The Arvah B. Hopkins Power Plant burns fossil fuels (either natural gas or oil) to convert water to steam in two huge boilers. 368 megawatts |
Other Florida Power Plants1. Fort Pierce Power Authority 206 S 6th Street Fort Pierce, FL 34950 (772) 466-1600 H.D. King Power Generating Station 311 North Indian River Dr Fort Pierce, Fl 34950 112 Megawatts 2. Gainesville Regional Utilities The Deerhaven Generating Station is GRU's largest power plant. Deerhaven began commercial operation in 1972 with Unit One, an 82-megawatt natural gas or oil fired generating unit. One year later, GRU negotiated a permanent tie into the state electric grid through the Florida Power Corporation, which allows us to buy and sell excess power. In 1981, Unit Two was constructed becoming the first municipally owned coal burning electric generating unit in the state. Unit Two is a 235-megawatt generating unit. Natural Gas & Oil Plant 4. Lake Worth Utilities customer_service@lakeworth.net E. "Van" Van Dever, Jr. Utilities Director (561) 586-1665 FAX (561) 586-1702 Tom G. Smith 74 Megawatts This project is for repowering the City of Lake Worth,Fl's existing S-3 and S-4 steam turbine generators. The S-4 will be replaced with a new steam turbine generator. The project consists of a new gas fueled General Electric (GE) Frame 7FA, three-pressure HRSG, 47.5 MW steam turbine generator (to replace the existing S-4 STG), and ancillary equipment. Power generated by the gas turbine will be sold on a merchant basis. Tom G Smith 74 Megawatts 5. Lakeland Dept Electic marketing@lakelandelectric.com 501 E. Lemon St. Lakeland, FL. 33801 (863) 834-6300 Operates Larsen Memorial 76 Megawatts Mcintosh 941 Megawatts Coal Fired Plant The designation means that the unit, which is Lakeland Electric’s only coal- burning generator, was highly efficient, reliable and ran at close to 93 percent of its maximum power during the year" 6. Seminole Electric Cooperative Seminole's primary generating facility, the Seminole Generating Station, consists of two 650 megawatt coal-fired generating units. It's located north of Palatka on the St. Johns River, in Putnam County, about 50 miles south of Jacksonville. 7. Seminole Electric Cooperative Seminole's Payne Creek Generating Station is a gas-fired, combined cycle facility located in Hardee County, about 12 miles northwest of Wauchula 350 Megawatts 8. Stanton Energy Center Orlando Utilities Commission 407.823.9150 Listed 425 Megawatts 9. Orlando Utilities Comm Indian River 639 10. Vero Beach Municipal Utilities Vero Beach 117 City Power Plant ppencont@covb.org 772-978-5050 |
Florida Electric Cooperative Assocation 2916 Apalachee Parkway Tallahassee, FL 32301 (850) 877-6166Escambia River Electric Cooperative Post Office Box 428 3425 Highway 4 West Jay, Fl 32565 (850) 675-4521 1-800-235-3848 Fax: (850) 675-8415 West Florida Electric Cooperative Contact Form 5282 Peanut Rd. Post Office Box 127 Graceville, Fl 32440-0127 (850) 263-3231 (Voice) 1-800-342-7400 (Voice) (850) 263-3726 (FAX) Talquin Electric Cooperative Inc. Post Office Box 1679 Quincy, FL 32353-1679 1640 W. Jefferson Quincy, FL 32351-5679 (850) 627-7651 Clay City Electric Cooperative hbarrow@clayelectric.com 225 West Walker Dr. Post Office Box 308 Keystone Heights, Fl 32656-0308 (352) 473-4917 (Voice) (352) 473-1400 (FAX) Sumter Electric Cooperative sandra.staton@secoenergy.com 293 South U.S. 301 Post Office Box 301 Sumterville, Fl 33585-0301 (352) 793-3801(Voice) (352) 793-6314 (FAX) 1-800-765-4005 Florida Keys Electric Cooperatives mail@fkec.com Post Office Box 377 91605 Overseas Highway Tavernier, Fl 33070 (305) 852-2431 (305) 852-4794 FAX Peace River Electric Cooperative webmaster@preco.org Post Office Box 1310 U.S. Highway 17 North Wauchula, Fl 33873 (941) 773-4116 (Voice) (941) 773-4190 (FAX) 1-800-282-3824 Glades Electric Cooperative jdotson@gladesec.com Post Office Box 519 1190 U.S. Highway 27, East Moore Haven, Fl 33471 (863) 946-0061 (863) 226-4024 (863) 946-0824 (FAX) |
Chatawhatchee Electric Cooperative Contact Form Post Office Box 512 1350 West Baldwin Avenue DeFuniak Springs, Fl 32435-0512 (850) 892-2111 (Voice) 1-800-342-0990 (Voice) (850) 892-9560 (FAX) Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative Post Office Box 220 772 W. Highway 22 Wewahitchka, Fl 32465 (850) 639-2216 (voice) (850) 639-5061 (FAX) 1-800-333-9392 Florida Public Utilities 401 S Dixie Highway West Palm Beach, Fl 33401 561-832-2461Florida Municipal Electric Association 417 East College Avenue Tallahassee, FL 32301 Phone: (850) 224-3314 Fax: (850) 224-2831 mailto:azubaly@publicpower.comFlorida Public Service Commission 2540 Shumard Oak Blvd. Tallahassee, FL 32399-0850 1-800-342-3552 Contact Form |