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Encina Water Pollution Control

Encina Water Pollution Control is a biomass-powered facility located in Carlsbad, California, operating under the jurisdiction of the California Independent System Operator. The plant utilizes internal combustion technology to achieve an operating capacity of 3.2 megawatts. As an unregulated entity, it is primarily owned and operated by the Encina Wastewater Authority, which also serves as the holding company. The facility plays a crucial role in the Western Electricity Coordinating Council region, contributing to sustainable energy solutions while addressing water pollution control.

Tech Type:

Internal Combustion

Plant Operator:

Encina Wastewater Authority

Regulatory Status:

Unregulated

Owner:

Encina Wastewater Authority

NERC Region Code:

Western Electricity Coordinating Council

Power Control Area:

California Independent System Operator

Connected Utility:

Western Electricity Coordinating Council

Water Source:

reclaimed wastewater

Operating Capacity (MW):

3.2

Year First Unit in Service:

1984

Fuel Type:

Biomass

Co-fired/Fuel-switching Units?:

Energy Storage Duration (hours):

Energy Storage Capacity (MWh):

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