List of power stations in South Dakota

This list includes hydroelectric, fossil-fuel, wind, and other power stations in South Dakota. South Dakota generating stations had a combined summer capacity of 3105 MW in 2008.[1]

South Dakota Power Stations
Plant Name Location Capacity (MW) Fuel Energy distributor Remarks
Spirit MoundVermillion120 (winter)Oil Basin Electric Power CooperativePeaking. Two units, started 1978[2]
Chamberlain Wind ProjectBrule2.6Wind Basin Electric Power CoopStarted 2002
Groton Generating StationBrown192Gas Basin Electric Power CoopStarted 2006 [3]
Deer CreekBrookings300Gas Basin Electric Power CoopUnder construction, 2012 expected start date [4]
Wetonka5.5Waste heat Basin Electric Power CoopNatural gas pipeline compressor waste heat recovery, started 2006[5]
Clark5.5Waste heat Basin Electric Power Coopstarted 2006
Estelline5.5Waste heat Basin Electric Power Coopstarted 2006
Ben FrenchPennington25Coal Black Hills CorpStarted 1961, closed 2014
Lange Gas TurbinesPennington40Gas Black Hills Corp
Titan Wind Phase 1Hand25Wind BP Alternative EnergyStarted 2009, part of 5000MW Titan Wind Project
City of Ft. PierreStanley6Diesel Missouri River Energy Services
South Dakota Wind Energy CenterHyde40.5Wind NextEra Energy ResourcesStart 2003
Day County Wind Energy CenterGroton99Wind NextEra Energy ResourcesStart 2010
Watertown Power PlantCodington48.75Combustion Turbine Missouri River Energy Services
Angus AnsonMinnehaha210Gas Xcel Energy
Aberdeen CTBrown28.8 Northwestern Energy
ClarkClark2.7 Northwestern Energy
FaulktonFaulkton2.7 Northwestern Energy
HighmoreHyde4.6 Northwestern Energy
HuronBeadle57.9Gas Northwestern Energy
Mobile UnitBeadle2.2 Northwestern Energy
RedfieldSpink3.9 Northwestern Energy
WebsterDay2.6 Northwestern Energy
YanktonYankton13.4 Northwestern Energy
Lake PrestonKingsbury26Oil Otter TailCombustion turbine[6]
Big StoneMilbank475Coal Otter TailStarted 1981
Oahe DamHughes784Hydro United States Army Corps of Engineers-Omaha District
Fort Randall DamCharles Mix320Hydro United States Army Corps of Engineers-Omaha District
Big Bend DamBuffalo494.1Hydro United States Army Corps of Engineers-Omaha District
Gavins Point DamYankton132Hydro United States Army Corps of Engineers-Omaha District
Minn Dakota Wind LLC150Wind PPM Energy

Future and former power stations

References

  1. "Department of Energy profile for South Dakota". Archived from the original on 17 November 2010. Retrieved 3 August 2010.
  2. http://www.basinelectric.com/Electricity/Generation/Spirit_Mound_Station/index.html Spirit Mound Station, retrieved 30 July 2010
  3. http://www.basinelectric.com/Electricity/Generation/Groton_Generation_Station/index.html Groton Generating Station, retrieved 30 July 2010
  4. NBC News retrieved 30 July 2010
  5. "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 July 2011. Retrieved 5 August 2010.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link) Co-ops expanding, retrieved 5 August 2010
  6. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 19 February 2010. Retrieved 3 August 2010.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link) Combustion turbines, retrieved 3 August 2010

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