Power plants in Connecticut

181 operating power projects with 10,177 MW of nameplate capacity, from EIA-860M for August 2026.

Projects

181

Nameplate capacity

10,177 MW

Counties with a plant

8

Operators

103

Power markets: ISO-NE prices

Capacity by fuel

Natural gas · 5,029 MW · 45Nuclear · 2,260 MW · 1Other fuels · 2,234 MW · 27Solar · 502 MW · 93Hydro · 115 MW · 13Pumped storage · 31 MW · 1Wind · 5 MW · 1Battery storage · 2 MW

MW is nameplate from operating generators and batteries. Plant counts use each project's primary fuel, so a coal and gas plant counts once.

Largest power plants in Connecticut

Top 50 · All 181 plants
PlantPrimary fuelMWCountyOperator
MillstoneNuclear2,260New LondonDominion Energy Nuclear Conn Inc
CPV Towantic Energy CenterNatural gas842New HavenCPV Towantic, LLC
Lake Road Generating PlantNatural gas840WindhamLake Road Generating Co LP
Kleen Energy SystemsNatural gas693MiddlesexKleen Energy Systems, LLC
New Haven SteamOil642New HavenGeneration Bridge II Connecticut, LLC
Milford Power ProjectNatural gas578New HavenMilford Power Co LLC
Bridgeport StationNatural gas576FairfieldGeneration Bridge II Connecticut, LLC
Bridgeport Energy ProjectNatural gas520FairfieldBridgeport Energy LLC
Montville StationOil490New LondonMontville Power LLC
Wallingford EnergyNatural gas350New HavenWallingford Energy LLC

Connecticut power plants by fuel

Newest plants in Connecticut

Ordered by the month the first generator began operating.

Counties with the most capacity

Largest operators in Connecticut

Grouped by EIA operator name. Parent companies are not merged.

All 181 plants in Connecticut, by county

Fairfield County 16 plants

Hartford County 41 plants

Litchfield County 17 plants

Middlesex County 8 plants

New Haven County 27 plants

New London County 45 plants

Tolland County 13 plants

Windham County 14 plants

Questions about power plants in Connecticut

How many power plants are in Connecticut?

EIA-860M for August 2026 lists 181 operating power projects in Connecticut, with 10,177 MW of nameplate capacity including batteries.

What is the largest power plant in Connecticut?

Millstone in New London County, with 2,259.9 MW of nameplate capacity. The next largest is CPV Towantic Energy Center, with 841.5 MW.

How much of Connecticut's capacity is nuclear?

2,260 MW, about 22% of nameplate capacity. 1 project have nuclear as their primary fuel.

Source: EIA-860M August 2026, published 2026-09-24. Page updated 2026-10-04. Data sources