2009 U.S. Power System
Just Updated with the Most Recent Data
The Most Up-to-Date Visual Reference Tool
on the U.S. Power System Available
The updated 2009 U.S. Power System Wall Map captures huge growth in renewable power investment. The map displays nearly 900 new or expanding plants and more than 125 Gigawatts of existing or proposed renewable capacity is shown.
Includes major additions representing two years of Ventyx research into the infrastructure of the U.S. electrical power system.
Map Displays:
All Existing U.S. power plants
50 MW and above (nearly 2,300) -Defined by capacity, fuel mix, operator, and regulatory status. Includes 700 proposed Greenfield plants and 168 expansions. CURRENT AS OF AUGUST 15, 2008!
Fuel Types Shown: Biomass, Coal, Geothermal, Hydro/Tidal, Natural Gas, Nuclear, Petroleum, Solar, Wind, and Other.
Transmission lines
Over 500,000 miles of transmission lines indicated by voltage. Including nearly 35,000 miles of proposed transmission lines.
Comprehensive plant data tables
listing power plants by name, operator, capacity, and map location.
11 detailed regional insets
showing detailed energy infrastructure in enhanced detail.
ISO and NERC regions.
Satellite imagery, topography, states, counties and cities
give a true geographic picture of the US power system.
Details:
Cost: $490 (lamination +$90)
Size: 48" x 92"
Data year: 2008
