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Table ES4. Retired U.S. Electric Generating Units by Operating Company, Plant and Month, 2011 and 2012 19 Year Month Company Producer Type Plant State Plant ID Generating Unit ID U.S. Energy Information Administration/Electric Power Monthly February 2012 Net Summer Capacity (megawatts) Energy Source 2011 ......... 5 IVEX Packaging Paper LLC Industrial IVEX Packaging IL 52032 1 3.5 NG GT 2011 ......... 7 City of Unalaska Electric Utility Dutch Harbor AK 7502 1 .3 DFO IC 2011 ......... 7 City of Unalaska Electric Utility Dutch Harbor AK 7502 2 .3 DFO IC 2011 ......... 7 City of Unalaska Electric Utility Dutch Harbor AK 7502 3 .5 DFO IC 2011 ......... 7 City of Unalaska Electric Utility Dutch Harbor AK 7502 4 .7 DFO IC 2011 ......... 7 City of Unalaska Electric Utility Dutch Harbor AK 7502 5 .5 DFO IC 2011 ......... 7 City of Unalaska Electric Utility Dutch Harbor AK 7502 6 1.2 DFO IC 2011 ......... 9 Georgia Power Co Electric Utility Jack McDonough GA 710 2 247.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 9 Progress Energy Carolinas Inc Electric Utility W H Weatherspoon NC 2716 1 48.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 9 Progress Energy Carolinas Inc Electric Utility W H Weatherspoon NC 2716 2 48.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 9 Progress Energy Carolinas Inc Electric Utility W H Weatherspoon NC 2716 3 74.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 10 Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC Electric Utility Cliffside NC 2721 1 38.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 10 Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC Electric Utility Cliffside NC 2721 2 38.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 10 Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC Electric Utility Cliffside NC 2721 3 61.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 10 Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC Electric Utility Cliffside NC 2721 4 61.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 10 Public Service Co of Colorado Electric Utility Cherokee CO 469 2 106.0 BIT ST 2011 ......... 10 WM Renewable Energy LLC IPP Timberline Trail Gas Recovery WI 56525 GEN6 .8 LFG IC 2011 ......... 10 WM Renewable Energy LLC IPP Timberline Trail Gas Recovery WI 56525 GEN7 .8 LFG IC 2011 ......... 12 Exelon Power IPP Cromby Generating Station PA 3159 2 201.0 RFO ST 2011 ......... 12 Exelon Power IPP Cromby Generating Station PA 3159 ICI 2.7 DFO IC 2011 ......... 12 USG Nevada LLC IPP Empire NV 50760 OE11 .9 GEO ST 2011 ......... 12 USG Nevada LLC IPP Empire NV 50760 OE12 .9 GEO ST 2011 ......... 12 USG Nevada LLC IPP Empire NV 50760 OE13 .9 GEO ST 2011 ......... 12 USG Nevada LLC IPP Empire NV 50760 OE14 .9 GEO ST 2012 ......... 1 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Electric Utility Williston ND 2791 2 4.7 NG GT 2012 ......... 1 Westar Energy Inc Electric Utility Tecumseh Energy Center KS 1252 1 18.0 NG GT 2012 ......... 1 Westar Energy Inc Electric Utility Tecumseh Energy Center KS 1252 2 19.0 NG GT Year-to-Date Capacity of Retirements 1 2,773.0 1 As of the time of the publication of this report, the data for the latest month may not include all operational status updates. Notes: • See Glossary for definitions. • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Descriptions for the Energy Source and Prime Mover codes listed in the table can be obtained from the Form EIA-860 instructions at the following link: http://www.eia.gov/cneaf/electricity/forms/eia860/eia860.pdf Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860, "Annual Electric Generator Report" and Form EIA-860M, "Monthly Update to the Annual Electric Generator Report." Prime Mover
Chapter 1. Net Generation U.S. Energy Information Administration/Electric Power Monthly February 2012 20
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Page 5 and 6: Table Index Executive Summary .....
Page 7 and 8: Table 3.4. Stocks of Coal by Coal R
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Table 2.6.A. Consumption of Petrole
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Chapter 3. Fossil-Fuel Stocks for E
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Table 3.2. Stocks of Coal, Petroleu
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Table 3.4. Stocks of Coal by Coal R
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Table 4.6.A. Receipts of Coal Deliv
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Table 4.10.A. Average Cost of Coal
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Table 5.1. Retail Sales of Electric
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Appendix A Relative Standard Error
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Table A1.B. Relative Standard Error
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Appendix B Major Disturbances and U
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05/25/11 Duke Energy Midwest(RFC) 1
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Table B.1. Major Disturbances and U
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The Energy Information Administrati
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Data Sources For Electric Power Mon
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ate charged by the electric utility
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data only on fossil-steam plants, b
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Construction 23 Manufacturing 311 F
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Table C4. Unit-of-Measure Equivalen
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