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Missouri
power plants.

Missouri has 124 power plants in our public-data catalog, totalling 23.1 GW of tracked capacity. Its generating fleet leans on coal — 52.5% of tracked capacity, with natural gas second at 28%. The largest plant we track is Labadie (2,389 MW, online since 1971).

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124 Tracked plants

23.1 GW Tracked capacity

Coal Leading fuel

9 Fuel types

Missouri electricity mix

Tracked installed capacity by fuel. Each links to its global page.

Coal 52.5% 12.1 GW Natural Gas 28% 6.5 GW Nuclear 5.4% 1.2 GW Oil 4.9% 1.1 GW Hydro 4.8% 1.1 GW Wind 4.2% 1 GW Solar 0.3% 0.1 GW Waste-to-Energy 0.1% 0 GW Battery Storage 0% 0 GW

Largest plants in Missouri

01 Labadie Coal · 1971 2,389 MW 02 Iatan Coal · 1997 1,725 MW 03 New Madrid Coal · 1974 1,300 MW 04 Rush Island Coal · 1976 1,242 MW 05 Callaway Nuclear · 1985 1,236 MW 06 Thomas Hill Coal · 1976 1,182 MW 07 Sioux Coal · 1967 1,099 MW 08 Hawthorn Coal · 1982 1,046 MW 09 Meramec Coal · 1961 1,041 MW 10 Audrain Generating Station Natural Gas · 2001 814 MW 11 State Line Combined Cycle Natural Gas · 1998 691 MW 12 Dogwood Energy Facility Natural Gas · 2001 630 MW

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Missouri get its electricity?

Across the 124 plants we track in Missouri, capacity is led by coal at 52.5%, then natural gas at 28%. These are tracked installed-capacity shares from public data, not live generation.

What is the largest power plant in Missouri?

The largest plant in our Missouri catalog is Labadie, a coal facility with 2,389 MW (commissioned 1971).

How many power plants are in Missouri?

Our catalog tracks 124 power plants in Missouri totalling 23.1 GW, built from EIA, WRI and OpenStreetMap. The true total including the smallest installations is higher.

Missouripower plants.

Missouri electricity mix

Largest plants in Missouri

Frequently asked questions

Missouri
power plants.