United States of America

Hagood— 177.3 MW Natural Gas

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With a capacity of 177.3 MW, the Hagood power generation facility ranks as the 1510th largest among the 10,047 plants in the United States. This gas-fired plant, operated by Dominion Energy South Carolina Inc and commissioned in 1996, reflects the significant role of natural gas in the U.S. energy landscape, which is predominantly gas-driven. Its contribution represents approximately 0.01% of the national capacity, which totals 1,386,385 MW across a diverse array of energy sources. Located near Charleston, South Carolina, Hagood’s presence is notable in a region that also houses the Williams coal plant (713.5 MW) and the Jefferies hydro plant (145.2 MW). The variety of fuel types in the vicinity — including waste-to-energy facilities like Kapstone (99.2 MW) and the Berkeley County Landfill facility (3.2 MW) — highlights a complex energy ecosystem that is gradually shifting towards cleaner sources. While Hagood primarily utilizes gas, its integration within this multifaceted energy landscape is essential for ensuring reliability and efficiency in the grid. As South Carolina continues to explore renewable energy alternatives, the Hagood facility stands as a transitional asset that balances the state’s energy demands while responding to environmental concerns. Looking ahead, the role of gas facilities like Hagood will be critical as the state endeavors to enhance its renewable energy portfolio and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, reinforcing the importance of such plants in the overall energy transition.