Summary of Electricity Activity in New Braunfels, TX
Summary of New Braunfels, TX Generation
New Braunfels, TX is ranked #3,347 out of 5,967 U.S. cities nationwide and #313 out of 399 Texas cities in terms of total annual net electricity generation.
| Annual Generation | 2.1 GWh |
|---|---|
| Annual Consumption | 282.1 k MMBtu |
| Last Update | Dec 2025 |
| Power Plants | 2 |
| Companies on File | 2 |
| Power Plants in 50 Mile Radius | 86 |
| Power Plants in 100 Mile Radius | 182 |
Map of Top Producing Plants in New Braunfels, TX
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Annual Net Generation From landfill gas power
24.0 GWh
National Rank in Terms of landfill gas Net Electricity Generation
#109 /270 U.S. Cities
State Rank in Terms of landfill gas Net Electricity Generation
#3 /7 Texas Cities
Monthly Net Generation for New Braunfels, TX
Monthly Plant Fuel Consumption for New Braunfels, TX
Net Generation by Fuel Source
Net Generation by Fuel Source Breakdown
| State Rank | National Rank | Generation | Fuel Consumption | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All | #313 / 399 | #3347 / 5967 | 23.99 GWh | 282.09 k MMBtu |
| Landfill Gas | #3 / 7 | #109 / 270 | 23.99 GWh | 282.09 k MMBtu |
Power Plants in New Braunfels, TX
| Plant | Utility Name | Generation | Consumption | Fuel Types |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mesquite Creek LFGTE Project | WM Renewable Energy LLC | 24.0 GWh | 282.1 k MMBtu | Landfill Gas |
| Clear Springs Energy Center | Navasota Energy Generation Holdings | 0.0 Wh | 0 MMBtu | No Information Available |
Electricity Generation for Neighboring Cities
| National Rank | City | Net Generation | # Power Plants |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5966 | Canyon Lake | 1.0 MWh | 1 |
| #5429 | China Grove | 1.7 GWh | 2 |
| #4255 | Converse | 8.2 GWh | 2 |
| #5369 | Live Oak | 2.0 GWh | 1 |
| #236 | Marion | 5.4 TWh | 1 |
| #1867 | Martindale | 207.9 GWh | 1 |
| #4952 | McQueeney | 3.7 GWh | 2 |
| #100 | San Antonio | 9.0 TWh | 29 |
| #230 | San Marcos | 5.5 TWh | 2 |
| #273 | Seguin | 4.6 TWh | 6 |