List of power stations in Arizona

Coal

Name	Location	Capacity (MW)	Refs
Apache Generating Station	Cochise County		^[1]
Desert Basin Power Plant	Pinal County		^[2]
Cholla Power Plant	Navajo County	^[3]
Coronado Generating Station	Apache County
Four Corners Generating Station	Apache County		^[3]
H. Wilson Sundt Generating Station	Pima County
Navajo Generating Station	Coconino County		^[3]
Springerville Generating Station	Apache County		^[4]^[5]

Natural Gas

Name	Location	Capacity (MW)	Refs
Agua Fria]]	Maricopa County	613	[
Arlington Valley	Maricopa County	570	^[6]
Desert Basin		588	^[6]
Douglas Power Plant			^[3]
Gila River Generating Station	Maricopa County
Griffith Energy	Mohave County	654	^[6]no
Harquahala Generating Station	Maricopa County	783	^[6]
Kyrene Power Plant	Maricopa County	521	^[7]
Mesquite Power Plant	Maricopa County	1,250	^[6]
Ocotillo Power Plant	Maricopa County	334	^[8]^[3]
Redhawk Power Station	Maricopa County	1,060	^[6]^[3]
Saguaro Power Plant			^[3]
Santan Power Plant	Maricopa County	875	^[6]
Sundance Generating Station	Pinal County	450	^[9]^[3]
West Phoenix Power Plant	Maricopa County		^[3]
Yucca Power Plant	Yuma County	264	^[10]^[3]
Yuma Power Plant	Yuma County	50	^[6] ^[11]

Hydroelectric dams

Name	Location	Capacity (MW)	Refs
Arizona Falls	Maricopa County	.75	^[7]
C.C. Cragin Dam			^[7]
Childs-Irving Hydroelectric Facilities		Closed
Coolidge Dam
Crosscut Hydroelectric Plant	Maricopa County	3	^[7]
Davis Dam
Glen Canyon Dam
Hoover Dam	Mohave County	2,080
Horse Mesa Dam	Maricopa County	129	^[7]
Mormon Flat Dam	Maricopa County	60	^[7]
New Waddell Dam	Maricopa County	45
Parker Dam	La Paz County	120
South Consolidated Hydroelectric Unit	Maricopa County	1.4	^[7]
Stewart Mountain Dam	Maricopa County	13	^[7]
Theodore Roosevelt Dam	Gila/Maricopa	36	^[7]

Wind farms

Main article: Wind power in Arizona

Name	Location	Capacity (MW)	Refs
Dry Lake Wind Power Project	Navajo County	127

Solar thermal plants

Main article: Solar power in Arizona

Name	Location	Capacity (MW)	Refs
Solana Generating Station	Maricopa County	280

Nuclear plants

Name	Location	Capacity (MW)	Refs
Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station	Tonopah, Arizona	3,942

Utility companies

References

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↑ Desert Basin Generating Station
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [APS Generation https://www.aps.com/en/ourcompany/generationtransmission/generation/Pages/home.aspx]
↑ SRP:Springerville
↑ Tri-State G&T: Generation
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "CCGT Plants in Arizona". Gallery. Power Plants Around The World. 6 July 2013. Retrieved 12 March 2014.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 "SRP's generation sources". Salt River Project. Retrieved 22 June 2015.
↑ "Ocotillo Gas Plant". Global Energy Observatory. Retrieved 12 March 2014.
↑ "Sundance Energy LLC Gas Plant". Global Energy Observatory. Retrieved 12 March 2014.
↑ "Yucca Gas Plant". Global Energy Observatory. Retrieved 12 March 2014.
↑ "Yuma Cogeneration Associates Gas Plant". Global Energy Observatory. Retrieved 12 March 2014.

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Power stations in Arizona

Coal-fired generating stations	Abitibi Snowflake Apache Cholla Coronado H. Wilson Sundt Navajo

Gas-fired stations	Agua Fria Arlington Valley Desert Basin Douglas Gila River Harquahala Kyrene Mesquite Ocotillo Redhawk Saguaro Santan Sundance West Phoenix Yucca

Hydroelectric dams	Childs-Irving Coolidge Davis Glen Canyon Hoover Parker

Wind farms	Dry Lake Perrin Ranch Red Horse 2

Solar thermal plants	Red Horse 2 Solana

Photovoltaic plants	Agua Caliente Mesquite

Nuclear plants	Palo Verde

Investor-owned utility	Ajo Improvement Company Arizona Public Service Morenci Water & Electric Company Tucson Electric Power UniSource Energy Services

Community and municipality owned	Mesa Energy Resources Department Page Electric Utility City of Safford Electric Department Thatcher Utilities

Government agencies	Aha Macav Power Service Ak-Chin Indian Community Electric Utility Colorado River Agency Electrical Services Electrical District No. 2 Electrical District No. 3 Electrical District No. 4 Electrical District No. 5 Electrical District No. 6 Electrical District No. 7 Electrical District No. 8 Gila River Indian Community Utility Authority Harquahala Valley Power District Hohokam Irrigation & Drainage District Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Salt River Project San Carlos Indian Irrigation Project Tohono O’odham Utility Authority Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation and Drainage District

Cooperatives	Arizona Electric Power Cooperative Columbus Electric Cooperative Dixie Power Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative Garkane Energy Graham County Electric Cooperative Mohave Electric Cooperative Navopache Electric Cooperative Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative Trico Electric Cooperative

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