List of power stations in Arizona

Coal
Name Location Capacity (MW) Year Opened Scheduled Retirement Refs
Apache Generating Station Cochise County 204 1979 - [1]
Cholla Power Plant Navajo County 840 1962/1980/1981 Unit 2 closed in 2015, Unit 4 retiring in 2020 (414MW)
Unit 1 and 3 in 2025 (426MW)		 [2]
Coronado Generating Station Apache County 822 1979/1980 2032 [3]
Springerville Generating Station Apache County 1,766 1985/1990/2006/2009 - [4]

Natural Gas-fired peaking stations
NameLocationCapacity (MW)Refs
H. Wilson Sundt Generating Station Pima County200 [5]

Natural Gas
NameLocationCapacity (MW)Year OpenedRefs
Agua Fria Generating StationMaricopa County626[6]
Arlington Valley PlantMaricopa County577[7][8]
Coolidge Generating Station Pinal County 575 [9]
Desert Basin Power PlantPinal County577 [10]
Douglas Power PlantCochise County[11]
Gila River Generating StationMaricopa County2,200
Griffith EnergyMohave County654[7]
Harquahala Generating StationMaricopa County783[7]
H. Wilson Sundt Generating Station Pima County 222 [5]
Kyrene Power PlantMaricopa County521[12]
Mesquite Power PlantMaricopa County1,250[7]
Ocotillo Power PlantMaricopa County334[11][13]
Redhawk Power StationMaricopa County1,0602002[11][7]
Saguaro Power PlantPinal County [11]
Santan Power PlantMaricopa County875[7]
Sundance Generating StationPinal County450[11][14]
West Phoenix Power PlantMaricopa County[11]
Yucca Power PlantYuma County264[11][15]
Yuma Power PlantYuma County50[7][16]

Hydroelectric dams
NameLocationCapacity (MW)Refs
Arizona FallsMaricopa County.75[12]
C.C. Cragin Dam[12]
Childs-Irving Hydroelectric FacilitiesClosed
Coolidge Dam
Crosscut Hydroelectric PlantMaricopa County3[12]
Davis DamMohave County251
Glen Canyon DamCoconino County1,320[17]
Hoover DamMohave County2,080
Horse Mesa DamMaricopa County129[12]
Mormon Flat DamMaricopa County60[12]
New Waddell DamMaricopa County45
Parker DamLa Paz County120
South Consolidated Hydroelectric UnitMaricopa County1.4[12]
Stewart Mountain DamMaricopa County13[12]
Theodore Roosevelt DamGila/Maricopa36[12]

Wind farms
Main article: Wind power in Arizona
NameLocationCapacity (MW)Refs
Dry Lake Wind Power ProjectNavajo County127
Perrin Ranch Wind Navajo County 99

Solar thermal plants
Main article: Solar power in Arizona
NameLocationCapacity (MW)Refs
Solana Generating StationMaricopa County280

Solar photovoltaic plants
Main article: Solar power in Arizona
NameLocationCapacity (MWAC)Refs
Mesquite Solar projectMaricopa County400
Agua Caliente Solar ProjectYuma County290
Arlington Valley Solar 2Maricopa County125
Copper Crossing Solar RanchPinal County20
Queen Creek SolarPinal County19
Sandstone SolarPinal County45
Bonnybrooke SolarPinal County50
Pinal Central Energy CenterPinal County20

Nuclear plants
NameLocationCapacity (MW)Refs
Palo Verde Nuclear Generating StationTonopah, Arizona3,942

Utility companies

References
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  13. "Ocotillo Gas Plant". Global Energy Observatory. Retrieved 12 March 2014.
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