United States of America

FirstEnergy W H Sammis— 2,468.1 MW Coal

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The FirstEnergy W H Sammis power plant, located at coordinates 40.5317° N, 80.6319° W in the United States, is a coal-fired power generation facility with a capacity of 2468.1 MW. Commissioned in 1966, this power plant has played a substantial role in Ohio's energy landscape, providing a reliable source of electricity to meet the demands of the local grid. Owned and operated by FirstEnergy Generation Corp, the plant primarily utilises coal as its fuel source, supplemented by oil as a secondary option, which grants it operational versatility in energy production. The use of coal combustion technology allows for significant electricity generation, making the FirstEnergy W H Sammis facility one of the notable contributors to the regional energy supply. Strategically located in an area that is crucial for energy distribution, this power plant supports not only local but also regional energy needs, emphasising its importance within the broader context of the U.S. energy system. As energy policies continue to evolve, transitioning towards more sustainable practices, the FirstEnergy W H Sammis plant exemplifies the ongoing reliance on traditional energy sources while also navigating the challenges posed by environmental regulations and market dynamics. The facility's significant capacity underscores its role in ensuring energy reliability, even as the industry shifts focus towards integrating renewable energy sources into the mix.