Open data on every power plant

Global power plant database

Capacity, fuel, owner, location and emissions for 42,731 power plants worldwide — one clean, source-cited page each. Built entirely on open data (WRI, Climate TRACE, EPA, EU ETS, Open-Meteo), with owner portfolios, rankings and climate context no map or dataset offers.

42,731power plants
10.8M MWtotal capacity
2436company portfolios
4,155with asset-level CO₂
10.8M MW
of power generation capacity mapped across the world

Browse by region

Browse by fuel

Solar

10,663 plants worldwide

Hydro

7,153 plants worldwide

Gas

6,672 plants worldwide

Wind

5,342 plants worldwide

Coal

5,226 plants worldwide

Biomass

2,872 plants worldwide

Oil

2,649 plants worldwide

Waste

1,089 plants worldwide

What makes these pages different

Incumbents publish datasets, maps and PDFs — not pages. Climate TRACE's facilities live only as map markers; WRI is a CSV; Global Energy Monitor is a wiki. PowerAtlas turns the same open data into a clean indexable page per plant and per company, adds the things nobody aggregates — owner fleet footprints, dirtiest-plant rankings, human-scale CO₂ equivalents and fuel-specific climate context — each figure linked to its public source.

Engineering tools that use this data

These directories are the data layer. To turn a plant's conditions into numbers, use the heat-loss calculators (pipes, valves, flanges, HRSG lines, whole plant), or walk a plant room component by component in the Visual Heat Explorer.

CCGT engineering resource

From the global HRSG fleet to one plant's heat retained

Explore the PowerAtlas CCGT / HRSG fleet, then calculate heat retained on Upper and Lower HP/IP lines in the HRSG line calculator.