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Cos Cob
115 MW petroleum power plant · Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut
- Operating capacity
- 115 MW
- 5 generators
- Main fuel
- Petroleum
- First unit online
- 1969
- Generation, 2023
- 1,298 MWh
Plant details
- EIA plant ID
- 542
- Operator
- Connecticut Jet Power LLC
- Sector
- IPP Non-CHP
- Balancing authority
- ISNE
- Location
- 41.0289, -73.5989
Operating generators
Nameplate capacity and the month each began operating
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| Generator | Fuel | Capacity | Online | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UN10Petroleum Liquids | Petroleum | 25.0 MW | Sep 1969 | Operating |
| UN11Petroleum Liquids | Petroleum | 25.0 MW | Sep 1969 | Operating |
| UN12Petroleum Liquids | Petroleum | 25.0 MW | Oct 1969 | Operating |
| UN13Petroleum Liquids | Petroleum | 20.0 MW | Jun 2008 | Operating |
| un14Petroleum Liquids | Petroleum | 20.0 MW | Jun 2008 | Operating |
Generation and emissions, 2023
EPA eGRID annual data
- Net generation
- 1,298 MWh
- Capacity factor
- 0.1%
- CO2 emissions
- None reported
Nearby power plants
Within 25 miles
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| Plant | Fuel | Capacity | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waterside Power, LLC | Petroleum | 69.6 MW | 2.3 mi |
| Stamford Health | Petroleum | 10.4 MW | 3.1 mi |
| Stamford Health Tully Health Center | Petroleum | 1.5 MW | 4.2 mi |
| White Plains Hospital Medical Center | Petroleum | 5.7 MW | 8.1 mi |
| The Source at White Plains (UBS) | Solar | 1.0 MW | 8.4 mi |
| White Plains RFP Shapham Place | Battery storage | 6.2 MW | 8.4 mi |
| White Plains_RFP-Gedney Way Landfill | Solar | 3.3 MW | 8.4 mi |
| Mt Pleasant Community Center | Battery storage | 1.2 MW | 10 mi |
Frequently asked questions
- How much power can Cos Cob produce?
- Cos Cob has 115 MW of operating nameplate capacity across 5 generators as of August 2026.
- Who operates Cos Cob?
- EIA lists Connecticut Jet Power LLC as the operator of Cos Cob.
- How much electricity did Cos Cob generate?
- Cos Cob reported 1,298 MWh of net generation in 2023, according to EPA eGRID.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860M (August 2026); U.S. EPA eGRID2023 · Data for August 2026