In Maricopa County, Arizona (AZ). The map on this page is placed at the coordinates EIA files for the plant, which locate the site rather than any individual unit.

3 MW of nameplate capacity across 1 unit, as of the EIA-860M release for 2026-07.

EIA-860M names Salt River Project as the reporting entity. That is the operator of record on the survey, which is not always the ultimate owner.

Is this the same as Crosscut LLC?

Probably, but EIA-860M does not say. The survey records a plant name and a reporting entity — Salt River Project here — not the project company that holds the asset. Project companies are commonly registered as an LLC carrying the plant's name, so a search for "Crosscut LLC" usually means this site. This page shows only what EIA files, and does not assert a corporate structure it cannot see.

Is Crosscut still running?

EIA-860M files it as "Out of service and NOT expected to return to service in next calendar year" for 2026-07. Statuses change monthly, and this page follows the monthly release.

Crosscut

Crosscut is a 3 MW hydroelectric power plant in Maricopa County, Arizona, operated by Salt River Project. EIA-860M lists 1 generating unit here. Its unit entered service in 1939.

As of 2026-07 (inventory dated 2026-07-31) · EIA-860M Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory · eia.gov/…/july_generator2026.xlsx · eia.gov/…/eia860m

Nameplate capacity: 3 MW; 3 MW net summer
Generating units: 1
In service: 1939
EIA plant ID: 143

Where it is

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County: Maricopa County, Arizona
Coordinates: 33.4394, -111.9461
Balancing authority: SRP
Sector: Electric Utility

Units, technology and status

Operator of record: Salt River Project
Primary energy source: Hydro
Technologies: Conventional Hydroelectric
Status: Out of service and NOT expected to return to service in next calendar year

Every plant Salt River Project reports to EIA →

Crosscut: FAQ

Where is Crosscut?: In Maricopa County, Arizona (AZ). The map on this page is placed at the coordinates EIA files for the plant, which locate the site rather than any individual unit.
How big is Crosscut?: 3 MW of nameplate capacity across 1 unit, as of the EIA-860M release for 2026-07.
Who owns Crosscut?: EIA-860M names Salt River Project as the reporting entity. That is the operator of record on the survey, which is not always the ultimate owner.
Is this the same as Crosscut LLC?: Probably, but EIA-860M does not say. The survey records a plant name and a reporting entity — Salt River Project here — not the project company that holds the asset. Project companies are commonly registered as an LLC carrying the plant's name, so a search for "Crosscut LLC" usually means this site. This page shows only what EIA files, and does not assert a corporate structure it cannot see.
Is Crosscut still running?: EIA-860M files it as "Out of service and NOT expected to return to service in next calendar year" for 2026-07. Statuses change monthly, and this page follows the monthly release.