MI · State grid profile
Michigan power grid
Michigan's operating portfolio is led by Oil & gas, followed by Coal. Its 303 plants represent 33,799 MW of nameplate capacity. The dataset also reports 4,866 MW of proposed capacity.
Final 2024 state totalsPreliminary 2025 facilitiesCommunity-reported data centers
Coverage quality
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Generation portfolio
Michigan capacity by fuel
Oil & gas44.6%15,088 MW
Coal18.8%6,361 MW
Nuclear12.8%4,314 MW
Wind11.2%3,777 MW
Hydro6.9%2,329 MW
Solar3.4%1,159 MW
Biomass1.6%531 MW
Industrial & other0.7%238 MW
Storage0%1 MW
Facility intelligence
Largest Michigan power plants
| Plant | Primary fuel | Location | Utility | Operating capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monroe (MI)Plant 1733 | Coal | Monroe, MIMonroe County | DTE Electric Company | 3,293 MW |
| Donald C CookPlant 6000 | Nuclear | Bridgman, MIBerrien County | Indiana Michigan Power Co | 2,285 MW |
| LudingtonPlant 1713 | Hydro | Ludington, MIMason County | Consumers Energy Co - (MI) | 1,979 MW |
| Midland Cogeneration VenturePlant 10745 | Oil & gas | Midland, MIMidland County | Midland Cogeneration Venture | 1,854 MW |
| Belle RiverPlant 6034 | Coal | China Twp, MISt Clair County | DTE Electric Company | 1,664 MW |
| J H CampbellPlant 1710 | Coal | West Olive, MIOttawa County | Consumers Energy Co - (MI) | 1,561 MW |
| Dan E KarnPlant 1702 | Oil & gas | Essexville, MIBay County | Consumers Energy Co - (MI) | 1,402 MW |
| FermiPlant 1729 | Nuclear | Frenchtown Twp, MIMonroe County | DTE Electric Company | 1,281 MW |
| Blue Water Energy CenterPlant 62192 | Oil & gas | East China, MISt Clair County | DTE Electric Company | 1,267 MW |
| New Covert Generating FacilityPlant 55297 | Oil & gas | Covert, MIVan Buren County | Consumers Energy Co - (MI) | 1,176 MW |
Methodology
Transparent by design
State totals and fuel mix use finalized EIA-860 2024 generator data. The facility table uses the EIA-860 2025 Early Release and is preliminary. Data-center counts use OpenStreetMap community records and measure mapped coverage, not the full market.