Coal Power Plant Reinvestment Visualization Tool

Laboratory, National Energy Technology; Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National

doi:10.18141/1923899

Title: Coal Power Plant Reinvestment Visualization Tool

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Abstract

This tool, available at https://energycommunities.gov/coal-power-plant-reinvestment-visualization-tool/, serves as a public database and map for the purposes of enabling state and local economic development officials, project developers, and power plant owners to identify and pursue opportunities for plant and community reinvestment. The Coal Power Plant Reinvestment Visualization Tool focuses on coal power plants that have been closed or set-to-retire, alongside key infrastructure characteristics that are relevant for potential redevelopment reinvestment opportunities, including the opportunity to query these data based off pre-defined or user-set queries to identify opportunities for coal power facility reinvestment to support solar, wind, manufacturing, and nuclear. These Data for visualization and query include, but are not limited to: • Electric Transmission Lines • EPA Brownfield Sites (assessed with Federal funding) • Petroleum Terminals • Ports • Railroads • Others The tool will be updated periodically to provide relevant information to enable state and local economic development officials, project developers, and power plant owners to identify and pursue opportunities for economic revitalization and community reinvestment. Within this application data are focused on U.S. power plants with coal generation, where at least one on-site generator utilizes or utilized coal as a fuel source, including planned retirements through 2058 (EIA, 2024). Additionalmore »« less

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Laboratory, National Energy Technology; Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National

National Energy Technology Laboratory

Publication Date:: Thu Feb 09 23:00:00 EST 2023

Other Number(s):: d3510bea-9888-4057-b6ff-dc5cef9a63bc

Research Org.:: National Energy Technology Laboratory - Energy Data eXchange; NETL

Sponsoring Org.:: USDOE Office of Policy (OP)

Subject:: Closures; Coal; Energy Transitions; Power Plants; Repurposing; United States

OSTI Identifier:: 1923899

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.18141/1923899

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                    Laboratory, National Energy Technology, and Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National. 2023.  
"Coal Power Plant Reinvestment Visualization Tool".  United States.  doi:https://doi.org/10.18141/1923899.  https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1923899. Pub date:Thu Feb 09 23:00:00 EST 2023

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  title        = {Coal Power Plant Reinvestment Visualization Tool},

  author       = {Laboratory, National Energy Technology and Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National},

  abstractNote = {This tool, available at https://energycommunities.gov/coal-power-plant-reinvestment-visualization-tool/, serves as a public database and map for the purposes of enabling state and local economic development officials, project developers, and power plant owners to identify and pursue opportunities for plant and community reinvestment. The Coal Power Plant Reinvestment Visualization Tool focuses on coal power plants that have been closed or set-to-retire, alongside key infrastructure characteristics that are relevant for potential redevelopment reinvestment opportunities, including the opportunity to query these data based off pre-defined or user-set queries to identify opportunities for coal power facility reinvestment to support solar, wind, manufacturing, and nuclear. These Data for visualization and query include, but are not limited to: • Electric Transmission Lines • EPA Brownfield Sites (assessed with Federal funding) • Petroleum Terminals • Ports • Railroads • Others The tool will be updated periodically to provide relevant information to enable state and local economic development officials, project developers, and power plant owners to identify and pursue opportunities for economic revitalization and community reinvestment. Within this application data are focused on U.S. power plants with coal generation, where at least one on-site generator utilizes or utilized coal as a fuel source, including planned retirements through 2058 (EIA, 2024). Additional information on energy communities and revitalization opportunities can be accessed on the Interagency Working Group on Coal & Power Plant Communities & Economic Revitalization Energy Communities website (https://energycommunities.gov).},

  doi          = {10.18141/1923899},

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  place        = {United States},

  year         = {Thu Feb 09 23:00:00 EST 2023},

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