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Worthington

The Worthington power plant, located in Worthington, Minnesota, operates under the jurisdiction of the Midwest Reliability Organization within the Southwest Power Pool. Utilizing internal combustion technology, the facility has an operating capacity of 14 megawatts. The plant is regulated and is wholly owned by the City of Worthington, which also serves as the plant operator. The primary fuel source for the plant is oil, ensuring a reliable energy supply for the local community and contributing to the region’s overall energy infrastructure.

Tech Type:

Internal Combustion

Plant Operator:

City of Worthington Minnesota

Regulatory Status:

Regulated

Owner:

City of Worthington Minnesota

NERC Region Code:

Midwest Reliability Organization

Power Control Area:

Southwest Power Pool

Connected Utility:

Midwest Reliability Organization

Water Source:

Operating Capacity (MW):

Year First Unit in Service:

2002

Fuel Type:

Oil

Co-fired/Fuel-switching Units?:

Energy Storage Duration (hours):

Energy Storage Capacity (MWh):

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