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Carroll County Energy

Natural gas power plant in Carroll County, Ohio. 832.3 MW of nameplate capacity across 3 generators, operated by Carroll County Energy LLC.

Also known as Carroll County Energy power station · EIA plant 59773

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Key facts

Capacity
832.3 MWNameplate
Generators
3 operatingEIA-860M, August 2026
Operating since
December 2017First generator online
Operator
Carroll County Energy LLCEIA operator ID 59541
Grid
PJMBalancing authority PJM
Price nodes
3 PJM nodesResource nodes with prices
Location
Carroll County, OH40.6044, −81.0592
EIA plant ID
59773EIA plant page

Data as of EIA-860M August 2026 (published 2026-09-24). Capacity is nameplate, not live output.

How much power Carroll County Energy produces

Free · EIA-923

Net generation, 2025

5.27 TWh

5,270,057 MWh, final

Capacity factor, 2025

72.3%

2024: 73.2%

January to July 2026

3.21 TWh

Provisional

Range, 2018 to 2025

4.7–5.5

TWh a year. Low 2018, high 2023

Annual net generation, TWhCapacity factor below each year
Annual net generation from EIA-923
YearNet generation, MWhCapacity factorMonths reported
2000Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2001Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2002Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2003Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2004Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2005Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2006Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2007Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2008Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2009Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2010Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2011Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2012Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2013Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2014Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2015Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2016Not reportedNot reported0 of 12
2017465,335Not reported3 of 12
20184,713,96864.7%12 of 12
20195,201,771Not reported12 of 12
20205,268,69172.1%12 of 12
20214,771,73765.4%12 of 12
20225,330,52373.1%12 of 12
20235,513,35575.6%12 of 12
20245,351,48173.2%12 of 12
20255,270,05772.3%12 of 12
2026 (provisional, partial year)3,208,33275.8%7 of 7

* 2026 covers January to July and is provisional. Capacity factor is net generation divided by nameplate capacity times the hours of each reported month.

Power prices and basis

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Emissions

Free · EPA CAMPD

CO₂, 2025

2.32M

US short tons. 2024: 2.35M

SO₂, 2025

12

US short tons

NOx, 2025

108

US short tons

CO₂ per MWh, calculated

0.44 t

About 880 lb per MWh

2 of 2 EPA units reported CO₂ in 2025 (1, 2), matched to EIA plant 59773 through the EPA–EIA crosswalk. The per-MWh rate is EPA CO₂ divided by EIA-923 net generation. The two reporting boundaries can differ.

Water use

Free · EIA-923 cooling, USGS

Withdrawal, 2024

Not reported

million gallons as reported; not used, see note

Consumption, 2024

Not reported

million gallons

Source

Village of Carrollton

Ground, Fresh. Mixed systems

Watershed stress

Very low/none · 0.114

USGS SUI, HUC12 Pipes Fork-Still Fork

0 of 12 cooling months report withdrawal. Groundwater user; SUI describes surface water and is context only. Consumption is below 5% of a large reported withdrawal, so the withdrawal is not used. Blank volumes are unreported, not zero.

Generators

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GeneratorTechnologyNameplate MWOnline since
CGT1Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle235.5December 2017
CGT2Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle235.5December 2017
SGT1Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle361.3December 2017

Ownership and offtake

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Owners and their shares, parent companies, and power purchase agreements with their buyers. EIA-860M lists Carroll County Energy LLC as the operator, which is not always the owner.

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Generation potential vs reported

Monthly potential at seasonal net capability, next to EIA-923 output. Shows how much of the plant's capability was used.

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How much power does Carroll County Energy produce?

Carroll County Energy reported 5,270,057 MWh (5.27 TWh) of net generation in 2025, a 72.3% capacity factor on 832.3 MW of nameplate capacity. From January to July 2026 it reported 3.21 TWh, which is provisional.

Where is Carroll County Energy?

Carroll County Energy is in Carroll County, Ohio, at 40.6044, −81.0592. It is in the PJM Interconnection, LLC balancing area (PJM).

Who operates Carroll County Energy?

EIA-860M for August 2026 lists Carroll County Energy LLC as the operator (EIA operator ID 59541). The operator is not always the owner.

When did Carroll County Energy start operating?

Its first generator began operating in December 2017, according to EIA-860M.

Does InfraMap have power prices for Carroll County Energy?

Yes. InfraMap has PJM day-ahead and real-time prices at 3 price nodes linked to Carroll County Energy, with the hub price and node-to-hub basis. Prices are free with an InfraMap account; pricing node names are part of InfraMap Pro.

Sources

  • EIA-860 2025 (final) and EIA-860M August 2026: plant, generators, capacity, operator and location
  • EIA-923 monthly net generation, 2000 to July 2026 (2026 provisional)
  • EPA CAMPD annual emissions through the EPA–EIA crosswalk, 1995 to 2025
  • PJM day-ahead and real-time prices; node and hub assignments as of 2026-10-05
  • EIA-923 cooling water 2024 and the USGS surface water supply and use index, Water years 2010-2020 (Oct 2009 to Sep 2020), mean of monthly values
  • Plant names from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

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