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Natural gas accounted for 58% of generation in Pennsylvania over the 12 months to July 2026.

Where they are

Every announced project in Pennsylvania with a recorded location; 81 sites.

Natural gas58%Nuclear31%Coal7%Other (<2.5% each)4%
Generation ledger by fuel
FuelGWhShareYoY
Natural gas140,23557.7%↓ 1.4
Nuclear75,55231.1%↑ 0.5
Coal16,6256.8%↑ 0.4
Solar3,8401.6%↑ 0.5
Wind3,5281.5%–
Hydro2,3901.0%–
Other8150.3%–

13-month trend

Natural gas
Coal
Nuclear
Wind
Solar
Hydro
Other

What’s standing

The 8 largest of 661 operating generators; 53.3 GW total capacity.

  • Peach BottomNuclear · Constellation Nuclear1.5 GW1974
  • Peach BottomNuclear · Constellation Nuclear1.4 GW1974
  • TalenEnergy SusquehannaNuclear · TalenEnergy Susquehanna LLC1.3 GW1983
  • TalenEnergy SusquehannaNuclear · TalenEnergy Susquehanna LLC1.3 GW1985
  • LimerickNuclear · Constellation Nuclear1.1 GW1986
  • LimerickNuclear · Constellation Nuclear1.1 GW1990
  • Crane Clean Energy CenterNuclear · Constellation Nuclear1.0 GW1974
  • ConemaughCoal · KeyCon Operating LLC1.0 GW1970

On the drawing board

Pennsylvania has 53.3 GW standing. Another 217 MW is on the board by 2026: 8 MW testing, 209 MW under construction.

Built since July 2026

  • FR_Williamsport LLCStanding20 MW2026
  • CPV Rogue's Wind, LLCStanding114 MW2026
  • Samaritan SolarStanding12 MW2026
  • Potter SolarStanding35 MW2026
  • Mingoville PV IStanding3 MW2026
  • Mingoville PV IIStanding2 MW2026
  • Hampden CSG 1 LLCStanding2 MW2026
  • Clermont SolarUnder construction120 MW2026
  • Penn Hemlock Solar LLCUnder construction3 MW2026
  • Monroe Route 35 Solar LLCUnder construction3 MW2026
  • Perry Route 104 Solar LLCUnder construction3 MW2026
  • Walker SolarUnder construction80 MW2026
  • Middle Road Solar PartnersTesting3 MW2026
  • West Point (PA)Testing3 MW2026
  • New Freedom Solar PartnersTesting3 MW2026
  • Eddystone Generating StationRetiring391 MW2026
  • Eddystone Generating StationRetiring391 MW2026
  • PennsburyRetiring3 MW2026
  • PennsburyRetiring3 MW2026

Pennsylvania's announced projects could add 25.7 TWh a year by 2031. Our projection includes 11.2 TWh after applying completion factors based on project status.

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