NextEra Renewable Fuels power plants

Every generating plant EIA-860M files against NextEra Renewable Fuels for 2026-07: 27 plants, 130 MW of nameplate capacity, across 10 states and 4 energy sources.

EIA files this entity as “NextEra Renewable Fuels, 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
27
Nameplate capacity
130 MW
States
10
CA, FL, MD, MI, NC, NH, NJ, PA, UT, VA
Energy sources
4

NextEra Renewable Fuels plants by energy source

  • Biomass22 plants · 103 MW
  • Natural gas1 plants · 16 MW
  • Solar3 plants · 8 MW
  • Wind1 plants · 3 MW

Full list of NextEra Renewable Fuels power plants

Power plants operated by NextEra Renewable Fuels, LLC
Haworth Water Treatment Plant2 technologiesNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCBergen1662004Operating
Sumpter Energy AssociatesLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCWayne11.2141992Operating
Trail Ridge Landfill Gas RecoveryLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCDuval9.662008Operating
Pine Tree AcresLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCMacomb8.891998Operating
BrevardLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCBrevard6.442008Operating
Cumberland County PA LFG RecoveryLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCCumberland6.442009Operating
Blue Ridge LandfillLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCFranklin6.442013Operating
Kiefer Landfill Generating Phase IILandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCSacramento6.222012Operating
Seminole EnergyLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCSeminole4.832007Operating
Cumberland County Solid Waste ComplexLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCCumberland4.832008Operating
Salem Energy Systems LLCLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCForsyth4.512017Operating
Eastern Landfill Gas LLCLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCBaltimore442006Operating
Pennsauken SolarSolar PhotovoltaicNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCCamden3.9102006Operating
Frey Farm LandfillLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCLancaster3.222006Operating
GLRA LandfillLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCLebanon3.222007Operating
PPL Frey Farm Landfill WindOnshore Wind TurbineNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCLancaster3.212011Operating
AllenwoodLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCLycoming3.222012Operating
Lycoming CountyLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCLycoming3.222012Operating
Western BerksLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCBerks3.222024Operating
Salt Lake Energy SystemsLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCSalt Lake3.232006Operating
I 95 Landfill Phase IILandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCFairfax3.241993Operating
Adrian Energy Associates LLCLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCLenawee2.431994Operating
Nashua PlantLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCHillsborough2.421996Operating
Warren County SolarSolar PhotovoltaicNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCWarren242012Operating
PPL Renewable Energy Merck SolarSolar PhotovoltaicNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCUnion1.712009Operating
Norther Tier LandfillLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCBradford1.612009Operating
Pennsauken LandfillLandfill GasNextEra Renewable Fuels, LLCCamden0.912004Operating

NextEra Renewable Fuels: FAQ

How many power plants does NextEra Renewable Fuels operate?
EIA-860M lists 27 operating plants against “NextEra Renewable Fuels, LLC” for 2026-07, totalling 130 MW of nameplate capacity in 10 states.
Is NextEra Renewable Fuels 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.