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Tallulah Falls

Hydro power plant in Habersham County, Georgia. 72 MW of nameplate capacity across 6 generators, operated by Georgia Power Co.

Also known as Tallulah Falls Power Plant · EIA plant 723

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Key facts

Capacity
72 MWNameplate
Generators
6 operatingEIA-860M, August 2026
Operating since
September 1913First generator online
Operator
Georgia Power CoEIA operator ID 7140
Grid
SOCOBalancing authority SOCO
Price nodes
None linkedNo verified ISO node
Location
Habersham County, GA34.7388, −83.3956
EIA plant ID
723EIA plant page

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

How much power Tallulah Falls produces

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Net generation, 2025

106 GWh

106,179 MWh, final

Capacity factor, 2025

16.8%

2024: 11.4%

January to July 2026

Not reported

Provisional. 0 of 7 months reported

Range, 2015 to 2025

72.0–245.0

GWh a year. Low 2024, high 2020

Annual net generation, GWhCapacity factor below each year
Annual net generation from EIA-923
YearNet generation, MWhCapacity factorMonths reported
200068,057Not reported12 of 12
200160,940Not reported12 of 12
200288,855Not reported12 of 12
2003192,776Not reported12 of 12
2004146,399Not reported12 of 12
2005186,115Not reported12 of 12
200690,991Not reported12 of 12
200760,208Not reported12 of 12
200874,465Not reported12 of 12
2009201,027Not reported12 of 12
2010152,57824.2%12 of 12
2011117,65618.7%12 of 12
2012100,00415.8%12 of 12
2013242,11538.4%12 of 12
2014117,68518.7%12 of 12
2015139,06822.0%12 of 12
2016112,48117.8%12 of 12
201794,41615.0%12 of 12
2018212,80233.7%12 of 12
2019194,71430.9%12 of 12
2020245,03438.7%12 of 12
2021179,95028.5%12 of 12
2022152,49324.2%12 of 12
2023100,41415.9%12 of 12
202471,99611.4%12 of 12
2025106,17916.8%12 of 12
2026 (provisional, partial year)Not reportedNot reported0 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

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Water use

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No EIA cooling-water record for this plant in 2024. Plants without steam cooling, such as wind, solar and batteries, do not report cooling water.

Generators

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GeneratorTechnologyNameplate MWOnline since
1Conventional Hydroelectric12.0September 1913
2Conventional Hydroelectric12.0October 1913
3Conventional Hydroelectric12.0September 1914
4Conventional Hydroelectric12.0December 1913
5Conventional Hydroelectric12.0December 1913
6Conventional Hydroelectric12.0March 1920

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Questions about Tallulah Falls

How much power does Tallulah Falls produce?

Tallulah Falls reported 106,179 MWh (106 GWh) of net generation in 2025, a 16.8% capacity factor on 72 MW of nameplate capacity.

Where is Tallulah Falls?

Tallulah Falls is in Habersham County, Georgia, at 34.7388, −83.3956. It is in the Southern Company Services, Inc. - Trans balancing area (SOCO).

Who operates Tallulah Falls?

EIA-860M for August 2026 lists Georgia Power Co as the operator (EIA operator ID 7140). The operator is not always the owner.

When did Tallulah Falls start operating?

Its first generator began operating in September 1913, according to EIA-860M.

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)
  • Plant names from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

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