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Ottumwa

The Ottumwa power plant, located in Ottumwa, Iowa, operates under the jurisdiction of the Midwest Reliability Organization within the NERC region. This facility utilizes steam turbine technology and boasts an operating capacity of 719.7 megawatts. It is part of the Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s power control area, ensuring efficient management and distribution of electricity. The plant is regulated and primarily owned by Interstate Power and Light Company, a subsidiary of Alliant Energy Corporation. Additionally, MidAmerican Energy Company holds ownership stakes in the facility. Other owners of the Ottumwa power plant include MidAmerican Energy Company.

Tech Type:

Steam Turbine

Plant Operator:

Interstate Power and Light Company

Regulatory Status:

Regulated

Owner:

Interstate Power and Light Company

NERC Region Code:

Midwest Reliability Organization

Power Control Area:

Midcontinent Independent System Operator

Connected Utility:

Midwest Reliability Organization

Water Source:

Des Moines River

Operating Capacity (MW):

719.7

Year First Unit in Service:

1981

Fuel Type:

Coal

Co-fired/Fuel-switching Units?:

Energy Storage Duration (hours):

Energy Storage Capacity (MWh):

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