The Jackson Pike Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) Cogen Engines, identified by EIA Plant Code 67264, is a significant project operated by the City of Columbus, Ohio. This facility is regulated under U.S. standards and is designed to enhance the sustainability of the city’s wastewater management operations. With a project capacity of 2.8 MW, the Cogen Engines utilize internal combustion technology powered by other biomass gas, contributing to the region’s renewable energy initiatives. The project is strategically located in Columbus, with geographic coordinates of 39.91196 latitude. It is expected to come online in 2025, further integrating into the PJM Interconnection power control area, thereby supporting the local energy grid and promoting environmental stewardship. The City of Columbus serves as both the project owner and operator, reflecting a commitment to advancing clean energy solutions within municipal operations.
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