Eagle Creek Renewable Energy power plants

Every generating plant EIA-860M files against Eagle Creek Renewable Energy for 2026-07: 67 plants, 679 MW of nameplate capacity, across 19 states and 1 energy source.

EIA files this entity as “Eagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLC”.

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

Plants
67
Nameplate capacity
679 MW
States
19
CA, CO, IL, MA, ME, MI, MN, NC, NH, NJ, NY, OH, OR, PA, VA, VT, WA, WI, WV
Energy sources
1

Eagle Creek Renewable Energy plants by energy source

  • Hydro67 plants · 679 MW

Full list of Eagle Creek Renewable Energy power plants

Power plants operated by Eagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLC
Narrows (NC)Conventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCStanly108.841917Operating
Lake Lynn Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCFayette51.241926Operating
RacineConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMeigs47.421982Operating
Tuckertown HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMontgomery4231962Operating
High Rock HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCDavidson3331927Operating
Glen Park Hydroelectric ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCJefferson32.631999Operating
Falls HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCStanly31.431919Operating
Anson Abenaki HydrosConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCSomerset29131950Operating
Terminus Hydroelectric ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCTulare20.111990Operating
York HavenConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCYork19.611905Operating
Worumbo Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCAndroscoggin19.421989Operating
Little Falls HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCHerkimer1321987Operating
ReusensConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCCampbell12.551903Operating
Great Falls Hydro ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCPassaic12.331985Operating
Koma KulshanConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCWhatcom1211990Operating
RioConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCSullivan10.821927Operating
Otis HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCFranklin10.221985Operating
Sartell DamConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCBenton9.3111985Operating
International Paper Livermore HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCAndroscoggin9.291910Operating
Allegheny No. 5 Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCArmstrong9.221988Operating
Allegheny No 6 Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCArmstrong9.221988Operating
Little Quinnesec Falls Hydro ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMarinette961900Operating
Swinging Bridge 2Conventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCSullivan821939Operating
Mongaup FallsConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCSullivan7.341923Operating
Rapidan Hydro FacilityConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCBlue Earth6.821984Out of service and NOT expected to return to service in next calendar year
International Paper Riley HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCFranklin6.661981Operating
Mahoning Creek Hydroelectric ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCArmstrong612013Operating
Kekawaka Power HouseConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCTrinity4.911989Out of service but expected to return to service in next calendar year
Schoolfield DamConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCPittsylvania4.531990Operating
Weeks FallsConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCKing4.311990Operating
Falls CreekConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCLinn4.111984Operating
Norway Point Hydropower ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCAlpena421990Operating
Dayton HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCLaSalle3.631925Operating
Gregg FallsConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCHillsborough3.521985Operating
Phoenix Hydro ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCOswego3.221991Operating
International Paper Jay HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCFranklin3.161912Operating
Dixon Hydroelectric DamConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCLee351925Operating
Lyonsdale AssociatesConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCLewis321984Operating
International Paper Woronoco MillConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCHampden2.831913Operating
Millville Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCJefferson2.831913Operating
Pembroke HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMerrimack2.711985Operating
Sugarloaf Hydro PlantConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCLake2.511985Operating
Clement Dam Hydro LLCConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCBelknap2.411984Operating
Ball Mountain HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCWindham2.4122016Out of service but expected to return to service in next calendar year
Pepperell Hydro Power PlantConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMiddlesex2.231920Operating
Alice Falls Hydro ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCClinton2.121991Operating
Park MillConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMarinette2.161920Operating
Four Mile Hydropower ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCAlpena241990Operating
Oconto Falls LowerConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCOconto221971Out of service and NOT expected to return to service in next calendar year
Stevens Mills DamConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMerrimack1.921985Operating
Dam No. 4 Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCJefferson1.931909Operating
Menominee Mill MarinetteConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCMenominee1.841924Operating
Newport HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCHerkimer1.731987Operating
Cascade Dam (MI)Conventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCKent1.611986Operating
French Landing DamConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCWayne1.611988Operating
Luray Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCPage1.631927Operating
Upper Beaver Falls ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCLewis1.511985Operating
Indian River HydroConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCHampden1.421909Operating
Ada DamConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCKent1.411984Operating
Newfound HydroelectricConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCGrafton1.421983Operating
Newport Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCPage1.431923Operating
Ninth Street Hydropower ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCAlpena1.231990Operating
Lochmere Hydroelectric PlantConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCBelknap1.241984Operating
RocktonConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCWinnebago1.121929Operating
Oconto Falls UpperConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCOconto1.131918Operating
Lower Beaver Falls ProjectConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCLewis121979Operating
Dam No. 5 Hydro StationConventional HydroelectricEagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLCBerkeley121919Operating

Eagle Creek Renewable Energy: FAQ

How many power plants does Eagle Creek Renewable Energy operate?
EIA-860M lists 67 operating plants against “Eagle Creek Renewable Energy, LLC” for 2026-07, totalling 679 MW of nameplate capacity in 19 states.
Is Eagle Creek Renewable Energy the owner of these plants?
EIA-860M names one reporting entity per generator. That entity operates the plant on the survey; ownership can sit with a parent, a partnership or a tax-equity structure that the form does not record.
Why are affiliates listed separately?
Because EIA files them separately. Rolling subsidiaries into a parent would need an ownership map EIA-860M does not publish, so this page does not invent one.