Power plants in Florida
341 operating power projects with 80,132 MW of nameplate capacity, from EIA-860M for August 2026.
Projects
341
Nameplate capacity
80,132 MW
Counties with a plant
58
Operators
95
Capacity by fuel
Natural gas · 54,508 MW · 65Solar · 13,342 MW · 225Nuclear · 3,914 MW · 2Coal · 3,717 MW · 2Other fuels · 3,405 MW · 39Battery storage · 1,202 MW · 7Hydro · 44 MW · 1
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 Florida
Top 50 · All 341 plants| Plant | Primary fuel | MW | County | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| West County Energy Center | Natural gas | 4,263 | Palm Beach | Florida Power & Light Co |
| Crystal River | Natural gas and coal | 3,449 | Citrus | Duke Energy Florida, LLC |
| Turkey Point | Nuclear and natural gas | 2,978 | Miami Dade | Florida Power & Light Co |
| Manatee | Natural gas | 2,951 | Manatee | Florida Power & Light Co |
| Fort Myers | Natural gas | 2,681 | Lee | Florida Power & Light Co |
| Martin | Natural gas | 2,448 | Martin | Florida Power & Light Co |
| Sanford | Natural gas | 2,378 | Volusia | Florida Power & Light Co |
| H L Culbreath Bayside Power Station | Natural gas | 2,294 | Hillsborough | Tampa Electric Co |
| Hines Energy Complex | Natural gas | 2,266 | Polk | Duke Energy Florida, LLC |
| St Lucie | Nuclear | 2,160 | St Lucie | Florida Power & Light Co |
Florida power plants by fuel
Newest plants in Florida
Ordered by the month the first generator began operating.
Jumper Creek Solar PlantSolar · 74.9 MW · Sumter County · April 2026North OrangeSolar · 74.5 MW · St Lucie County · April 2026Sand PineSolar · 74.5 MW · Calhoun County · April 2026Sea GrapeSolar · 74.5 MW · St Lucie County · April 2026Clover FLSolar · 74.5 MW · St Lucie County · April 2026Bayside Battery StorageBattery storage · 20 MW · Hillsborough County · April 2026
Counties with the most capacity
Polk County29 plants · 6,643 MWPalm Beach County10 plants · 6,207 MWHillsborough County23 plants · 5,137 MWManatee County12 plants · 4,152 MWBroward County6 plants · 4,094 MWCitrus County2 plants · 3,524 MWSt Lucie County14 plants · 3,465 MWVolusia County6 plants · 3,300 MWMiami Dade County9 plants · 3,262 MW
Largest operators in Florida
Florida Power & Light Co140 plants · 40,818 MW
Duke Energy Florida, LLC44 plants · 13,433 MW
Tampa Electric Co34 plants · 7,251 MW
JEA4 plants · 2,941 MW
Seminole Electric Cooperative Inc2 plants · 2,751 MW
Grouped by EIA operator name. Parent companies are not merged.
All 341 plants in Florida, by county
Alachua County 12 plants
- Deerhaven Generating Station Natural gas · 325.7 MW
- John R Kelly Natural gas · 141.6 MW
- Deerhaven Renewable Wood biomass · 116.1 MW
- High Springs Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Gilchrist County Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- University of Florida Natural gas · 54.2 MW
- South Energy Center Natural gas · 11.5 MW
- Micanopy Energy Storage Facility Battery storage · 8.3 MW
- Solar Park Gainesville, LLC Solar · 1.6 MW
- Butler Plaza Solar · 1.2 MW
- MLH 2 Solar · 1 MW
- MLH 3 Solar · 1 MW
Baker County 4 plants
- Northern Preserve Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Egret Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Nature Trail Solar · 74.5 MW
- Cedar Trail Solar · 74.5 MW
Bay County 5 plants
- Lansing Smith Natural gas · 661.5 MW
- Sandy Creek Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Bay Ranch Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Mule Creek Renewable Energy Center Solar · 74.9 MW
- FPL Saw Palmetto Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
Brevard County 11 plants
- Cape Canaveral Natural gas · 1,295 MW
- Oleander Power Project LP Natural gas · 994.4 MW
- Indian River Plant Natural gas · 342.8 MW
- Barefoot Bay Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Palm Bay Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Discovery Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Ibis Solar · 74.5 MW
- Fox Trail Solar · 74.5 MW
- Mallard Solar · 74.5 MW
- Space Coast Next Gen Solar Energy Solar · 10 MW
- Brevard Landfill gas · 6.4 MW
Broward County 6 plants
- Dania Beach 7 Natural gas · 1,447.7 MW
- Port Everglades Natural gas · 1,352 MW
- Lauderdale Natural gas · 1,215.9 MW
- Wheelabrator South Broward Municipal solid waste · 66 MW
- CSL Gas Recovery Landfill gas · 11.2 MW
- Pembroke Lakes Mall Solar · 1.1 MW
Calhoun County 7 plants
- FPL Chipola River Solar Energy Center Solar · 149 MW
- FPL Shirer Branch Solar Energy Center Solar · 149 MW
- Tenmile Creek Solar · 149 MW
- Fourmile Creek Solar · 149 MW
- FPL Flowers Creek Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Sand Pine Solar · 74.5 MW
- Big Brook Solar · 74.5 MW
Charlotte County 4 plants
- Babcock Solar Energy Center Hybrid Solar · 84.5 MW
- Babcock Preserve Solar · 74.5 MW
- Green Pasture Solar · 74.5 MW
- Port Charlotte Energy LLC Landfill gas · 3 MW
Citrus County 2 plants
- Crystal River Natural gas · 3,449 MW
- Bay Trail Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
Clay County 3 plants
- Magnolia Springs Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Anhinga Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Terrill Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
Collier County 4 plants
- Immokalee Solar · 74.5 MW
- Boardwalk Solar · 74.5 MW
- Goldenrod Solar · 74.5 MW
- Waste Management Naples LFGTE Project Landfill gas · 4 MW
Columbia County 5 plants
- Sunshine Gateway Solar Energy Center Solar · 104.5 MW
- Columbia Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Santa Fe Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Price Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
- Columbia County Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
DeSoto County 9 plants
- Citrus Solar Energy Center Hybrid Solar · 78.5 MW
- Wildflower Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Cattle Ranch Solar · 74.5 MW
- Rodeo Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Prairie Creek FL Solar · 74.5 MW
- Mare Branch Solar · 74.5 MW
- Hog Bay Solar · 74.5 MW
- Hawthorne Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
- DeSoto Next Generation Solar Energy Solar · 25 MW
Duval County 16 plants
- Northside Generating Station Coal · 1,407.1 MW
- Brandy Branch Natural gas · 783.1 MW
- Greenland Energy Center Natural gas · 380.8 MW
- J D Kennedy Natural gas · 370 MW
- Seminole Mill Natural gas · 30 MW
- Jacksonville Solar Solar · 12.6 MW
- Jax LNG Natural gas · 12.6 MW
- Imeson Solar Solar · 10 MW
- Trail Ridge Landfill Gas Recovery Landfill gas · 9.6 MW
- Baptist Medical Center Natural gas · 9 MW
- Anheuser-Busch Jacksonville Natural gas · 8.7 MW
- AEP Jacksonville Solar Project Solar · 7.1 MW
- Starratt Solar Solar · 5 MW
- Hecate Energy Blair Road LLC Solar · 4 MW
- Old Plank Road Solar Farm, LLC Solar · 3 MW
- IKEA Jacksonville Rooftop PV System Solar · 1.4 MW
Escambia County 9 plants
- Gulf Clean Energy Center Natural gas · 2,107.5 MW
- Pensacola Florida Plant Natural gas · 102 MW
- International Paper Pensacola Wood biomass · 82.8 MW
- Cotton Creek Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- First City Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Sparkleberry Solar · 74.5 MW
- Mitchell Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
- Gulf Coast Solar Center III Solar · 50 MW
- Perdido Landfill gas · 3.2 MW
Gadsden County 4 plants
- Wild Azalea Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Gadsden County Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- J Woodruff Hydro · 43.5 MW
- FL Solar D1, LLC Solar · 4 MW
Gilchrist County 4 plants
- Trenton Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- County Line Renewable Energy Center Solar · 74.9 MW
- Bell Ridge Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Trenton Battery storage · 11 MW
Gulf County 1 plant
- Cape San Blas Battery storage · 5.5 MW
Hamilton County 4 plants
- Hamilton Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Twin Rivers Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Swift Creek Chemical Complex Other fuels · 18.8 MW
- Jennings Energy Storage Facility Battery storage · 5.5 MW
Hardee County 5 plants
- Midulla Generating Station Natural gas · 853.3 MW
- Vandolah Power Station Natural gas · 728 MW
- Hardee Power Station Natural gas · 470.1 MW
- Charlie Creek Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Fort Green Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
Hendry County 10 plants
- Hammock Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Blue Heron Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Sawgrass Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Ghost Orchid Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Caloosahatchee Solar · 74.5 MW
- Beautyberry Solar · 74.5 MW
- Woodyard Solar · 74.5 MW
- Hendry Isles Solar · 74.5 MW
- Swamp Cabbage Solar · 74.5 MW
- Clewiston Sugar House Biomass · 49 MW
Hernando County 1 plant
- Rattler Solar Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
Highlands County 1 plant
- Lake Placid Solar Power Plant Solar · 62.3 MW
Hillsborough County 23 plants
- H L Culbreath Bayside Power Station Natural gas · 2,293.7 MW
- Big Bend Natural gas · 1,797 MW
- Wimauma Solar and Battery Storage Solar · 114.8 MW
- South Tampa Resilience Project Natural gas · 75.2 MW
- Lithia Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Little Manatee River Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Bullfrog Creek Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Cottonmouth Ranch Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Balm Solar Solar · 74.4 MW
- Mosaic Co Tampa Facility Other fuels · 72.4 MW
- Laurel Oaks Solar Solar · 61.2 MW
- Grange Hall Solar Solar · 61.1 MW
- Riverside Solar Solar · 55.2 MW
- Hillsborough County Resource Recovery Municipal solid waste · 47 MW
- Big Bend II Solar Solar · 45.8 MW
- Dover Solar and Battery Storage Solar · 40 MW
- Big Bend 1 Solar and Battery Storage Solar · 32.4 MW
- English Creek Solar Solar · 23 MW
- McKay Bay Facility Municipal solid waste · 22.1 MW
- Bayside Battery Storage Battery storage · 20 MW
- TIA Solar Solar · 1.6 MW
- Big Bend Agrivoltaics Solar · 1 MW
- Big Bend Floating Solar I Solar · 1 MW
Indian River County 5 plants
- Indian River Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Blue Cypress Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Orange Blossom Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Grove Solar · 74.5 MW
- Turnpike Solar · 74.5 MW
Jackson County 4 plants
- Gulf Power Blue Indigo Energy Solar · 74.5 MW
- Blue Springs Solar · 74.5 MW
- Apalachee Solar · 74.5 MW
- Springhill Gas Recovery Plant Landfill gas · 4.8 MW
Lake County 4 plants
- Covanta Lake County Energy Municipal solid waste · 15.5 MW
- Cutrale Citrus Juices USA I Natural gas · 4.1 MW
- Mount Dora Solar Farm F Solar · 2.1 MW
- Mount Dora Solar Farm W Solar · 1.9 MW
Lee County 2 plants
- Fort Myers Natural gas · 2,680.9 MW
- Lee County Solid Waste Energy Municipal solid waste · 59 MW
Leon County 4 plants
- Arvah B Hopkins Natural gas · 673.1 MW
- FL Solar 4, LLC Solar · 42 MW
- CoTAL Solar Farm Solar · 20 MW
- Sub 12 Natural gas · 18.6 MW
Levy County 3 plants
- Whistling Duck I Solar · 75 MW
- Hardeetown Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Bronson Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
Madison County 3 plants
- Winquepin Renewable Energy Center Solar · 74.9 MW
- Sundance Renewable Energy Center Solar · 74.9 MW
- Norton Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
Manatee County 12 plants
- Manatee Natural gas · 2,951.2 MW
- Manatee Solar Energy Center Solar · 483.5 MW
- Long Branch Solar Solar · 74.9 MW
- Southfork Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Duette Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.5 MW
- Willow Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Elder Branch Solar · 74.5 MW
- Three Creeks Solar · 74.5 MW
- Sambucus Solar · 74.5 MW
- Long Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
- Flatford Solar · 74.5 MW
- Tropicana Products Bradenton Natural gas · 46.8 MW
Marion County 1 plant
- G2 Energy Marion LLC Landfill gas · 0.8 MW
Martin County 5 plants
- Martin Natural gas · 2,448.5 MW
- Sweetbay Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- White Tail Solar · 74.5 MW
- Monarch Solar · 74.5 MW
- Fawn Solar · 74.5 MW
Miami Dade County 9 plants
- Turkey Point Nuclear · 2,978.4 MW
- Miami Dade Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Everglades Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Redlands Solar · 74.5 MW
- G W Ivey Natural gas · 35.6 MW
- Wynwood Energy Storage Battery storage · 10 MW
- South District Wastewater Treatment Plt Natural gas · 8 MW
- Central District Wastewater Treat Plant Biomass · 4.8 MW
- FIU Solar Solar · 1.2 MW
Monroe County 1 plant
- Stock Island Oil · 126.5 MW
Nassau County 5 plants
- Fernandina Beach Mill Wood biomass · 96.9 MW
- Nassau Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Thomas Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
- Fernandina Plant Wood biomass · 42 MW
- Eight Flags Energy Natural gas · 21.6 MW
Okaloosa County 3 plants
- Canoe Solar · 149 MW
- Kayak Solar · 149 MW
- Gulf Coast Solar Center I Solar · 30 MW
Okeechobee County 8 plants
- Okeechobee Clean Energy Center Natural gas · 1,723.1 MW
- Okeechobee Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Lakeside Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Fort Drum Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- FPL Cavendish Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Big Water Solar · 74.5 MW
- Speckled Perch Solar · 74.5 MW
- Honeybell Solar · 74.5 MW
Orange County 10 plants
- Stanton Energy Center Coal · 1,262 MW
- Curtis H Stanton Energy Center Natural gas · 688.3 MW
- Orlando Cogen LP Natural gas · 122.4 MW
- Taylor Creek Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Citrus Ridge Solar Solar · 52 MW
- RP-Orlando, LLC Solar · 5.1 MW
- Walt Disney World Solar Facility Solar · 4.9 MW
- ACE-Stanton PV Solar · 4.8 MW
- ACE-Stanton A PV Solar · 4.1 MW
- Lockheed Martin Solar Solar · 2.9 MW
Osceola County 8 plants
- Intercession City Natural gas · 1,197.3 MW
- Cane Island Natural gas · 706 MW
- Osceola Generating Station (FL) Natural gas · 580 MW
- Harmony Solar (FL) Solar · 74.5 MW
- Harmony Florida Solar II Solar · 74.5 MW
- Storey Bend Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- JED Solid Waste Mgmt Renewable Energy Landfill gas · 9.6 MW
- Osceola Solar Facility Solar · 3.8 MW
Palm Beach County 10 plants
- West County Energy Center Natural gas · 4,263 MW
- Riviera Natural gas · 1,295 MW
- Okeelanta Cogeneration Biomass · 128.9 MW
- Palm Beach Renewable Energy Facility 2 Municipal solid waste · 96 MW
- Hibiscus Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Sabal Palm Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Silver Palm Solar · 74.5 MW
- Holopaw Solar · 74.5 MW
- Tom G Smith Oil · 64.2 MW
- Palm Beach Renewable Energy Facility 1 Municipal solid waste · 62.3 MW
Pasco County 5 plants
- Anclote Natural gas · 1,112.4 MW
- Shady Hills Generating Station Natural gas · 541.2 MW
- Juniper Solar (FL) Solar · 70 MW
- Mountain View Solar (FL) Solar · 54.6 MW
- Pasco Cnty Solid Waste Resource Recovery Municipal solid waste · 31.2 MW
Pinellas County 5 plants
- P L Bartow Natural gas · 1,475.6 MW
- Bayboro Oil · 170.1 MW
- Pinellas County Resource Recovery Municipal solid waste · 76.5 MW
- John Hopkins Middle School Microgrid Solar · 3.3 MW
- Lockheed Martin Solar System Solar · 1.9 MW
Polk County 29 plants
- Hines Energy Complex Natural gas · 2,266.3 MW
- Polk Natural gas · 1,458.2 MW
- C D McIntosh Jr Natural gas · 666.5 MW
- Osprey Energy Center Power Plant Natural gas · 644.2 MW
- Tiger Bay Natural gas · 278.1 MW
- Orange Cogeneration Facility Natural gas · 157.2 MW
- Mulberry Cogeneration Facility Natural gas · 127.7 MW
- Mosaic New Wales Operations Other fuels · 125.5 MW
- Lake Mabel Solar and Battery Storage Solar · 114.5 MW
- Larsen Memorial Natural gas · 111.2 MW
- Mosaic Co Bartow Facility Other fuels · 81.9 MW
- Jamison Solar (FL) Solar · 74.5 MW
- Magnolia Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Payne Creek Solar Solar · 70.3 MW
- Alafia Solar Solar · 60 MW
- Durrance Solar · 60 MW
- Peace Creek Solar Solar · 55.4 MW
- Winston Oil · 50 MW
- Lake Hancock Solar Solar · 49.5 MW
- Mosaic South Pierce Operations Other fuels · 38 MW
- Bonnie Mine Solar Solar · 37.5 MW
- Florida's Natural Growers Natural gas · 10.7 MW
- Cutrale Citrus Juices USA II Natural gas · 8.2 MW
- Bartow Solar Energy LLC Solar · 7.3 MW
- LKL BLBD, LLC Solar · 6 MW
- Lakeland Electric Co. (FL) - Airport II Solar · 3.5 MW
- Goldfinch Solar · 3 MW
- Lakeland Electric Co. (FL)-Airport 1 Solar · 2.3 MW
- Legoland Solar Solar · 1.4 MW
Putnam County 9 plants
- Seminole (FL) Natural gas · 1,897.8 MW
- Georgia-Pacific Palatka Operations Wood biomass · 79.8 MW
- Rice Creek Solar · 74.9 MW
- Horizon Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Coral Farms Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Twin Lakes Solar · 74.5 MW
- FPL Etonia Creek Solar · 74.5 MW
- Georges Lake Solar · 74.5 MW
- Tupelo Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
Santa Rosa County 5 plants
- Santa Rosa Energy Center Natural gas · 274.5 MW
- Blackwater River Solar Energy Center Solar · 149 MW
- Big Juniper Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Gulf Coast Solar Center II Solar · 40 MW
- Pea Ridge Natural gas · 14.1 MW
Sarasota County 1 plant
- Sarasota County LFGTE Facility Landfill gas · 6.4 MW
Seminole County 2 plants
- Seminole Energy Landfill gas · 4.8 MW
- Altamonte Mall Solar · 1.5 MW
St Johns County 1 plant
- Trailside Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
St Lucie County 14 plants
- St Lucie Nuclear · 2,160 MW
- Treasure Coast Energy Center Natural gas · 411.4 MW
- Loggerhead Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Interstate Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Pelican Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Sundew Solar · 74.5 MW
- Bluefield Preserve Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
- Pink Trial Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Pineapple Solar · 74.5 MW
- North Orange Solar · 74.5 MW
- Buttonwood Solar · 74.5 MW
- Orchard Solar · 74.5 MW
- Sea Grape Solar · 74.5 MW
- Clover FL Solar · 74.5 MW
Sumter County 2 plants
- Half Moon Solar Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Jumper Creek Solar Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
Suwannee County 6 plants
- Suwannee River Natural gas · 197.7 MW
- Echo River Solar Solar · 104.5 MW
- Hildreth Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.9 MW
- Falmouth Renewable Energy Center Solar · 74.9 MW
- Suwannee Solar Facility Solar · 8.8 MW
- Suwannee Battery storage · 5 MW
Taylor County 1 plant
- Perry Solar Facility Solar · 5.1 MW
Union County 1 plant
- Union Springs Solar Center Solar · 74.5 MW
Volusia County 6 plants
- Sanford Natural gas · 2,377.8 MW
- DeBary Oil · 748 MW
- Pioneer Trail Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Debary Solar Power Plant Solar · 74.5 MW
- Field Street Oil · 24 MW
- Daytona International Speedway Solar Solar · 1.6 MW
Wakulla County 2 plants
- S O Purdom Natural gas · 270.1 MW
- FL Solar D2, LLC Solar · 2 MW
Walton County 4 plants
- Chautauqua Solar Energy Center Solar · 74.5 MW
- Pecan Tree Solar · 74.5 MW
- Wild Quail Solar · 74.5 MW
- Swallowtail Solar · 74.5 MW
Washington County 1 plant
- FPL Cypress Pond Solar Solar · 74.5 MW
Questions about power plants in Florida
How many power plants are in Florida?
EIA-860M for August 2026 lists 341 operating power projects in Florida, with 80,132 MW of nameplate capacity including batteries.
What is the largest power plant in Florida?
West County Energy Center in Palm Beach County, with 4,263 MW of nameplate capacity. The next largest is Crystal River, with 3,449 MW.
How much of Florida's capacity is solar?
13,342 MW, about 17% of nameplate capacity. 225 projects have solar as their primary fuel.
Source: EIA-860M August 2026, published 2026-09-24. Page updated 2026-10-04. Data sources