Power plants in New Hampshire

59 operating power projects with 4,232 MW of nameplate capacity, from EIA-860M for August 2026.

Projects

59

Nameplate capacity

4,232 MW

Counties with a plant

9

Operators

36

Power markets: ISO-NE prices

Capacity by fuel

Natural gas · 1,401 MW · 3Nuclear · 1,242 MW · 1Other fuels · 727 MW · 15Hydro · 516 MW · 32Wind · 214 MW · 5Coal · 114 MW · 1Battery storage · 14 MWSolar · 4 MW · 2

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 New Hampshire

Top 50 · All 59 plants
PlantPrimary fuelMWCountyOperator
SeabrookNuclear1,242RockinghamNextEra Energy Seabrook LLC
Granite RidgeNatural gas790RockinghamGranite Ridge Energy LLC
Newington Energy CenterNatural gas606RockinghamEssential Power Operating Services, LLC
NewingtonOil414RockinghamGranite Shore Power
S C MooreHydro195GraftonGreat River Hydro, LLC
ComerfordHydro168GraftonGreat River Hydro, LLC
MerrimackCoal and oil151MerrimackGranite Shore Power
Granite Reliable PowerWind99CoosNexteraEnergy
Burgess BioPowerWood biomass75CoosBerlin Station, LLC
Groton Wind LLCWind48GraftonAvangrid Power LLC

New Hampshire power plants by fuel

Newest plants in New Hampshire

Ordered by the month the first generator began operating.

Counties with the most capacity

Largest operators in New Hampshire

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

All 59 plants in New Hampshire, by county

Belknap County 2 plants

Carroll County 2 plants

Coos County 10 plants

Grafton County 10 plants

Hillsborough County 8 plants

Merrimack County 12 plants

Rockingham County 6 plants

Strafford County 6 plants

Questions about power plants in New Hampshire

How many power plants are in New Hampshire?

EIA-860M for August 2026 lists 59 operating power projects in New Hampshire, with 4,232 MW of nameplate capacity including batteries.

What is the largest power plant in New Hampshire?

Seabrook in Rockingham County, with 1,242 MW of nameplate capacity. The next largest is Granite Ridge, with 790 MW.

How much of New Hampshire's capacity is nuclear?

1,242 MW, about 29% 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