Conventional Hydro

Bridgewater Hydro Station

• Capacity: 20 megawatts
• Location: McDowell and Burke counties, North Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1919

Rhodhiss Hydro Station

• Capacity: 26 megawatts
• Location: Caldwell County, North Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1925

Oxford Hydro Station

• Capacity: 36 megawatts
• Location: Catawba County, North Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1928

Lookout Shoals Hydro Station

• Capacity: 26 megawatts
• Location: Iredell County, North Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1915

Cowans Ford Hydro Station

• Capacity: 350 megawatts
• Location: Lincoln County, North Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1963

Mountain Island Hydro Station

• Capacity: 60 megawatts
• Location: Gaston County, North Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1923

Lake Wylie Hydro Station

• Capacity: 60 megawatts
• Location: York County, South Carolina & Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1925

Fishing Creek Hydro Station

• Capacity: 37 megawatts
• Location: Chester, South Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1916

Great Falls & Dearborn Hydro Stations

• Capacity: Great Falls: 24 megawatts; Dearborn: 46 megawatts
• Location: Chester, South Carolina
• Commercial Date: Great Falls 1907; Dearborn: 1923

Rocky Creek & Cedar Creek Hydro Stations

• Capacity: Rocky Creek: 28 megawatts; Cedar Creek: 45 megawatts
• Location: Fairfield and Lancaster counties, South Carolina
• Commercial Date: Rocky Creek: 1909; Cedar Creek: 1926

Wateree Hydro Station

• Capacity: 56 megawatts
• Location: Fairfield and Kershaw counties, South Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1919

Keowee Hydro Station

• Capacity: 158 megawatts
• Location: Pickens County, South Carolina
• Commercial Date: 1971

Markland Hydro Station

• Capacity: 65 megawatts
• Location: Switzerland County, Indiana
• Commercial Date: 1967

Nantahala Area Stations