Jones Bluff
1170 County Road 15 South, Selma, AL 36703Plant Summary Information
Jones Bluff is ranked #44 out of 74 power plants in Alabama in terms of total annual net electricity generation.
Jones Bluff is comprised of 4 generators and generated 57.3 GWh during the 3-month period between September 2024 to December 2024.
| Plant Name | Jones Bluff |
|---|---|
| Utility Name | USCE-Mobile District |
| Location | Autauga County, AL |
| Initial Operation Date | June 1975 |
| Last Update | Dec 2024 |
| Annual Generation | 243.7 GWh |
| Annual Consumption | 878.3 k MMBtu |
| Ranked #2,237 out of 12,539 Power Plants Nationwide | |
| Ranked #186 out of 1,332 Water Power Plants Nationwide | |
| Ranked #44 out of 74 Alabama Power Plants | |
| Ranked #12 out of 23 Alabama Water Power Plants | |
| Fuel Types | Water |
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Monthly Net Generation for Jones Bluff
Jones Bluff Details
| Summary Information | |
|---|---|
| Plant Name | Jones Bluff (6131) |
| Plant Address | 1170 County Road 15 South, Selma, AL 36703 |
| Utility | USCE-Mobile District (27813) |
| Latitude, Longitude | 32.32424, -86.78432 |
| Generation Dates on File | Jan 2001 to Dec 2024 |
| Initial Operation Date | June 1975 |
| Annual Generation | 243.7 GWh |
| Fuel Types | Water |
| Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Information | |
| FERC Cogeneration Status | No |
| FERC Small Power Producer Status | No |
| FERC Exempt Wholesale Generator Status | No |
| Regulatory Information | |
|---|---|
| Regulatory Status | Regulated |
| NERC Region | SERC |
| Balancing Authority | Southern Company Services, Inc. - Trans (SOCO) |
| NAICS Code | Utilities (22) |
| Sector | Electric Utility (1) |
| Water Source | Alabama River |
| Ash Impoundment | No |
| Transmission / Distribution Owner | Alabama Power Co (195) AL |
| Grid Voltage | 115.00 kV |
| Energy Storage | No |
Generator 4 Details Operating October 1975
| Technology | Conventional Hydroelectric |
|---|---|
| Prime Mover | Hydroelectric Turbine |
| Ownership | Single Owner |
| Nameplate Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Nameplate Power Factor | 0.95 |
| Summer Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Winter Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Minimum Load | 15 MW |
| Uprate/Derate Completed | No |
|---|---|
| Status | Operating |
| First Operation Date | October 1975 |
| Combined Heat & Power | No |
| Sector Name | Electric Utility (1) |
| Energy Source | Water |
| Solid Fuel Gasification | No |
| Time From Cold Shutdown To Full Load | 10M |
Generator 1 Details Operating June 1975
| Technology | Conventional Hydroelectric |
|---|---|
| Prime Mover | Hydroelectric Turbine |
| Ownership | Single Owner |
| Nameplate Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Nameplate Power Factor | 0.95 |
| Summer Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Winter Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Minimum Load | 15 MW |
| Uprate/Derate Completed | No |
|---|---|
| Status | Operating |
| First Operation Date | June 1975 |
| Combined Heat & Power | No |
| Sector Name | Electric Utility (1) |
| Energy Source | Water |
| Solid Fuel Gasification | No |
| Time From Cold Shutdown To Full Load | 10M |
Generator 2 Details Operating July 1975
| Technology | Conventional Hydroelectric |
|---|---|
| Prime Mover | Hydroelectric Turbine |
| Ownership | Single Owner |
| Nameplate Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Nameplate Power Factor | 0.95 |
| Summer Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Winter Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Minimum Load | 15 MW |
| Uprate/Derate Completed | No |
|---|---|
| Status | Operating |
| First Operation Date | July 1975 |
| Combined Heat & Power | No |
| Sector Name | Electric Utility (1) |
| Energy Source | Water |
| Solid Fuel Gasification | No |
| Time From Cold Shutdown To Full Load | 10M |
Generator 3 Details Operating September 1975
| Technology | Conventional Hydroelectric |
|---|---|
| Prime Mover | Hydroelectric Turbine |
| Ownership | Single Owner |
| Nameplate Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Nameplate Power Factor | 0.95 |
| Summer Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Winter Capacity | 20.5 MW |
| Minimum Load | 15 MW |
| Uprate/Derate Completed | No |
|---|---|
| Status | Operating |
| First Operation Date | September 1975 |
| Combined Heat & Power | No |
| Sector Name | Electric Utility (1) |
| Energy Source | Water |
| Solid Fuel Gasification | No |
| Time From Cold Shutdown To Full Load | 10M |
Jones Bluff Plant Owners
| Owner Name | Address | Generator | Ownership | We couldn't locate any owners for this plant |
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