United States of America

Richard M Flynn— 164 MW Natural Gas

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The Richard M Flynn power generation facility holds the 1581st position among the 10,047 plants in the United States, with a gas capacity of 164 MW. Although it represents just 0.01% of the national capacity, its output is critical in a region dominated by larger gas plants, highlighting the facility's role in providing essential backup power to the grid. Commissioned in 1994, this facility employs advanced gas turbine technology, which allows for efficient energy production with relatively lower emissions than traditional power generation methods. Located in New York, Richard M Flynn operates in close proximity to several significant gas-fired plants, including the Northport Power Station and Northport, both boasting an impressive capacity of 1564 MW, and the Bridgeport Station at 994.9 MW. This regional context showcases the competitive nature of gas generation in the area, where Richard M Flynn’s output provides necessary support during peak demand periods. The United States has a vast energy portfolio, with a total capacity of 1,386,385 MW across 10,047 facilities, where gas dominates the energy mix. Although Richard M Flynn's contribution is relatively small when compared to the national average, it is part of a larger ecosystem that ensures reliable electricity supply. Operated by the New York Power Authority, this facility exemplifies the state’s commitment to maintaining a diverse energy portfolio while transitioning towards cleaner sources. As the U.S. pushes for a more sustainable energy future, Richard M Flynn's role may evolve, particularly as advancements in technology and policy aim to reduce carbon footprints in power generation.