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U.S. Department of Energy, the Energy Information Administration U.S. Department of Energy, The Energy Information Administration (EIA) EIA-923 Monthly Generation and Fuel Consumption Time Series File, 2013 Final_Revision Sources: EIA-923 and EIA-860 Reports Released March 10, 2015 (March 25, 2015 Data revision only for Schedules 6, 7 and parts of 8. Those schedules are not included in this data.) Com bine d exclude mmBtu Heat from CO2 & Nucl Report Reporte calculations, because Part 75 Powe ear EIA ed d Fuel Total Fuel Electric Fuel Total Fuel Elec Fuel Net Generation CO2 used instead r Unit NERC NAICS Sector Prime Type AER Fuel Physical Consumption Consumption Consumptio Consumptio (Megawatthour heat rate Plant Id Plant Id Plant Name Operator Name Operator Id State Census Region Region Code Number Sector Name Mover Code Type Code Unit Label Quantity Quantity n MMBtu n MMBtu s) YEAR (Btu/KWh) 88 N Ashokan New York Power Authority 15296 NY MAT NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 103,149 103,149 10,811 2013 539 N Rocky River (CT) FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen PS WAT HPS 15,347 15,347 0 0 -1,051 2013 540 N Branford Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT JF WOO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 540 N Branford Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 510 510 2,891 2,891 216 2013 541 N Bulls Bridge FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 338,189 338,189 35,446 2013 542 N Cos Cob Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT JF WOO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 542 N Cos Cob Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 3,558 3,558 20,173 20,173 595 2013 544 N Devon Station Devon Power LLC 22350 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT DFO DFO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 x 544 N Devon Station Devon Power LLC 22350 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT JF WOO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 x 544 N Devon Station Devon Power LLC 22350 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 6,161 6,161 35,112 35,112 3,160 2013 x 544 N Devon Station Devon Power LLC 22350 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT NG NG mcf 2,186 2,186 2,186 2,186 207 2013 x 544 N Devon Station Devon Power LLC 22350 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT RFO RFO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 x 546 N Montville Station NRG Montville Operations Inc 22380 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen IC DFO DFO barrels 446 446 2,581 2,581 242 2013 546 N Montville Station NRG Montville Operations Inc 22380 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST ANT COL short tons 0 0 0 0 0 2013 x 546 N Montville Station NRG Montville Operations Inc 22380 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST DFO DFO barrels 259 259 1,495 1,495 131 2013 x 546 N Montville Station NRG Montville Operations Inc 22380 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST NG NG mcf 110,177 110,177 113,482 113,482 10,309 2013 x 546 N Montville Station NRG Montville Operations Inc 22380 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST RFO RFO barrels 37,849 37,849 237,059 237,059 20,742 2013 x 547 N Northfield Mountain FirstLight Power Resources, Inc. - MA 58185 MA NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen PS WAT HPS 1,069,430 1,069,430 0 0 -222,347 2013 548 N NRG Norwalk Harbor Norwalk Power LLC 13922 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT DFO DFO barrels 63 63 365 365 19 2013 548 N NRG Norwalk Harbor Norwalk Power LLC 13922 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST DFO DFO barrels 703 703 4,078 4,078 351 2013 x 548 N NRG Norwalk Harbor Norwalk Power LLC 13922 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST RFO RFO barrels 35,691 35,691 224,854 224,854 19,487 2013 x 551 N Scotland Dam FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 64,258 64,258 6,735 2013 552 N Shepaug FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 1,211,124 1,211,124 126,939 2013 553 N Stevenson FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 896,072 896,072 93,918 2013 554 N Taftville FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 37,354 37,354 3,915 2013 557 N Tunnel FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT DFO DFO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 557 N Tunnel FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT JF WOO barrels 624 624 3,509 3,509 246 2013 557 N Tunnel FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 77,177 77,177 8,089 2013 559 N Rainbow (CT) Farmington River Power Company 6207 CT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 317,629 317,629 33,291 2013 560 N Falls Village FirstLight Power Resources Services LLC 54895 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 370,792 370,792 38,863 2013 561 N Franklin Drive Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT JF WOO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 561 N Franklin Drive Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 639 639 3,623 3,623 253 2013 562 N Middletown Middletown Power LLC 12490 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 787 787 4,435 4,435 -25 2013 562 N Middletown Middletown Power LLC 12490 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST DFO DFO barrels 141 141 815 815 55 2013 x 562 N Middletown Middletown Power LLC 12490 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST NG NG mcf 716,462 716,462 744,421 744,421 63,135 2013 x 562 N Middletown Middletown Power LLC 12490 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST RFO RFO barrels 88,674 88,674 562,380 562,380 45,382 2013 x 563 N South Meadow NAES Corp 4426 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 7,770 7,770 43,590 43,590 3,208 2013 x 565 N Torrington Terminal Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT JF WOO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 565 N Torrington Terminal Connecticut Jet Power LLC 22379 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 779 779 5,467 5,467 381 2013 566 N 2 Millstone Dominion Nuclear Conn Inc 5221 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST NUC NUC 0 0 78,983,920 78,983,920 7,559,182 2013 566 N 3 Millstone Dominion Nuclear Conn Inc 5221 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST NUC NUC 0 0 99,476,174 99,476,174 9,520,400 2013 568 N Bridgeport Station PSEG Power Connecticut LLC 15452 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT JF WOO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 568 N Bridgeport Station PSEG Power Connecticut LLC 15452 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen GT KER WOO barrels 502 502 2,910 2,910 203 2013 568 N Bridgeport Station PSEG Power Connecticut LLC 15452 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST ANT COL short tons 0 0 0 0 0 2013 x 568 N Bridgeport Station PSEG Power Connecticut LLC 15452 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST DFO DFO barrels 7,627 7,627 44,527 44,527 3,645 2013 x 568 N Bridgeport Station PSEG Power Connecticut LLC 15452 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST RFO RFO barrels 7,524 7,524 47,402 47,402 3,397 2013 x 568 N Bridgeport Station PSEG Power Connecticut LLC 15452 CT NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen ST SUB COL short tons 418,568 418,568 7,679,497 7,679,497 680,653 2013 x 579 N Central Hudson High Falls Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp 3249 NY MAT NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 24,080 24,080 2,524 2013 581 N North Main Street City of Norwich - (CT) 13831 CT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility GT DFO DFO barrels 1,163 1,163 6,766 6,766 440 2013 583 N Tenth Street City of Norwich - (CT) 13831 CT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 25,202 25,202 2,641 2013 589 N J C McNeil City of Burlington Electric - (VT) 2548 VT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility ST DFO DFO barrels 0 0 0 0 0 2013 589 N J C McNeil City of Burlington Electric - (VT) 2548 VT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility ST NG NG mcf 43,666 43,666 44,308 44,308 3,029 2013 589 N J C McNeil City of Burlington Electric - (VT) 2548 VT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility ST WDS WWW short tons 488,061 488,061 4,636,581 4,636,581 316,971 2013 14.6278 625 N Upper Mechanicville New York State Elec & Gas Corp 13511 NY MAT NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 834,303 834,303 87,444 2013 678 N W K Sanders Village of Morrisville - (VT) 12989 VT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 8,816 8,816 924 2013 788 N East Barnet Green Mountain Power Corp 7601 VT NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 35,779 35,779 3,750 2013 805 N Charles E Monty Brookfield White Pine Hydro LLC 39006 ME NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 1,152,287 1,152,287 120,772 2013 808 N Jarvis (Hinckley) New York Power Authority 15296 NY MAT NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility HY WAT HYC 0 0 227,924 227,924 23,889 2013 1466 N Bar Harbor Emera Maine 1179 ME NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility IC DFO DFO barrels 252 252 1,456 1,456 133 2013 1468 N Eastport Emera Maine 1179 ME NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility IC DFO DFO barrels 430 430 2,486 2,486 228 2013 1469 N Ellsworth Hydro Station Brookfield Black Bear Hydro, LLC 59178 ME NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 283,558 283,558 29,720 2013 1472 N Howland Hydro Station Brookfield Black Bear Hydro, LLC 59178 ME NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 97,757 97,757 10,246 2013 1474 N Medway Emera Maine 1179 ME NEW NPCC 22 1 Electric Utility IC DFO DFO barrels 472 472 2,728 2,728 236 2013 1475 N Milford Hydro Station Brookfield Black Bear Hydro, LLC 59178 ME NEW NPCC 22 2 NAICS-22 Non-Cogen HY WAT HYC 0 0 537,550 537,550 56,341 2013 1478 N Stillwater Hydro Station Brookfield Black Bear Hydro, LLC 59178 ME
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