United States of America

TS Power Plant— 242 MW Coal

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The TS Power Plant, located in the United States, holds the distinction of being the 1236th largest power generation facility in a country with over 10,000 plants, contributing 242 MW to the national energy grid. This coal-fired plant ranks 214th among the 297 coal facilities in the U.S., emphasizing its relatively modest capacity within a framework dominated by natural gas. Owned and operated by Nevada Gold Energy LLC since its commissioning in 2008, the TS Power Plant constitutes a mere 0.02% of the total national capacity of 1,386,385 MW. Its geographic isolation is notable, with the nearest significant energy generation facility, Beowawe Power, providing a geothermal output of 20.6 MW, highlighting the TS Power Plant's relatively singular role in the area. Coal continues to play a diminishing role in the overall U.S. energy profile, where natural gas has become the predominant fuel type. The TS Power Plant represents a transitional phase for many older coal facilities as they face increasing scrutiny and regulatory pressures to reduce emissions. Nevertheless, it continues to serve as a vital contributor to the regional grid, particularly during high-demand periods. The operator's commitment to maintaining operational efficiency and compliance with environmental standards speaks to the evolving landscape of energy production in the U.S. As the nation moves towards more sustainable energy practices, the future of the TS Power Plant will likely depend on advancements in carbon capture technology and potential retrofitting to accommodate cleaner energy solutions.