North Carolina El Member power plants

Every generating plant EIA-860M files against North Carolina El Member for 2026-07: 34 plants, 843 MW of nameplate capacity, across 1 state and 4 energy sources.

EIA files this entity as “North Carolina El Member Corp”.

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
34
Nameplate capacity
843 MW
States
1
NC
Energy sources
4

North Carolina El Member plants by energy source

  • Battery27 plants · 131 MW
  • Natural gas2 plants · 688 MW
  • Petroleum2 plants · 19 MW
  • Solar3 plants · 6 MW

Full list of North Carolina El Member power plants

Power plants operated by North Carolina El Member Corp
Anson County Generation FacilityNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineNorth Carolina El Member CorpAnson343.862007Operating
Hamlet Generating FacilityNatural Gas Fired Combustion TurbineNorth Carolina El Member CorpRichmond343.862007Operating
BuxtonPetroleum LiquidsNorth Carolina El Member CorpDare1551991Operating
McLauchinBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpHoke1512024Operating
Arba Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpGreene10.122023Operating
Archie HorneBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpOnslow1012024Operating
ButlerBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpCumberland1012024Operating
Maysville BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpJones512024Operating
McKinney BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpRichmond512024Operating
Rocky Point BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpPender512024Operating
Walkers Crossroads BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpWake512024Operating
Zion Hill BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpBrunswick512024Operating
Docs Road BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpHarnett512024Operating
Five Points BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpRandolph512024Operating
Double CreekBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpStokes512024Operating
Fairfield HarborBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpCraven512024Operating
Hall Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpDuplin4.522022Operating
Rose Acre Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpHyde4.522023Operating
Ludie Brown Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpDuplin4.522022Operating
Lowe Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpRandolph4.522022Operating
Spencer Meadow Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpRandolph4.522022Operating
Ocracoke Hybrid2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpHyde421991Operating
New Rosewood BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpWayne2.512024Operating
Queens Creek BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpOnslow2.512024Operating
Collier BESSBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpCumberland2.512024Operating
Davistown-MercerBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpEdgecombe2.512024Operating
MedocBatteriesNorth Carolina El Member CorpHalifax2.512024Operating
Old Cedar Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpRandolph2.322021Operating
PG Solar, LLCSolar PhotovoltaicNorth Carolina El Member CorpDuplin212020Operating
Freight Line Solar, LLCSolar PhotovoltaicNorth Carolina El Member CorpDuplin212020Operating
Holly Swamp Solar, LLCSolar PhotovoltaicNorth Carolina El Member CorpRobeson212020Operating
South River H4 Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpSampson1.122023Operating
Wake RJ3 Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpWake1.122023Operating
Hamlet Solar Energy Storage2 technologiesNorth Carolina El Member CorpRichmond122023Operating

North Carolina El Member: FAQ

How many power plants does North Carolina El Member operate?
EIA-860M lists 34 operating plants against “North Carolina El Member Corp” for 2026-07, totalling 843 MW of nameplate capacity in 1 state.
Is North Carolina El Member 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.