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PowerPlantFactsEvidence report · prepared 19 October 2026https://powerplantfacts.com/entity/1751
EIA plant 1751

Sault Ste. Marie · Chippewa · MI

Edison Sault

Operated by Cloverland Electric Co-op

Annual generation199,042 MWhSum of represented EIA-923 rows
Fuel codesWATCodes retained from EIA records
Grid contextMidcontinent Independent Transmission System Operator, Inc..Balancing authority or NERC region

Published location

Where is Edison Sault?

This locator uses the coordinates in the approved source record. It shows geographic context, not a site boundary, safety zone or property-risk area.

46.497400, -84.332000

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Capacity is not generation. Nameplate MW describes equipment; annual MWh describes recorded output. Proposed and retired units are not added to operating capacity.

Equipment mix

Operating capacity by technology

TechnologyConventional Hydroelectric41.8 MW represented

Grouped from this plant’s represented generator records. Use the MI plant index for regional peers.

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Electricity output across the year

Monthly net generation shows the seasonal shape of this plant's represented output. A negative value is retained when the source reports net consumption.

117,322
214,151
315,468
415,565
515,468
615,113
715,012
816,491
917,848
1019,893
1119,263
1217,448

MWh net generation · 2024 final edition · EIA 923 represented operating rows. 12 of 12 supplied rows shown; 0 missing values omitted. Months with no reported numeric value are omitted, not treated as zero.

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Electricity output across the year — MWh net generation
RecordMWh net generation
117,322
214,151
315,468
415,565
515,468
615,113
715,012
816,491
917,848
1019,893
1119,263
1217,448

2024 monthly net generation

MonthNet generation
117,322 MWh
214,151 MWh
315,468 MWh
415,565 MWh
515,468 MWh
615,113 MWh
715,012 MWh
816,491 MWh
917,848 MWh
1019,893 MWh
1119,263 MWh
1217,448 MWh

Operating generators

IDTechnologyFuelMWStatus
10Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
11Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
12Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
13Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
14Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
15Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
16Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
17Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
18Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
19Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
20Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
21Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
22Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
23Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
24Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
25Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
26Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
27Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
28Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
29Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
30Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
31Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
32Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
33Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
34Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
35Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
36Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
37Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
38Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP
39Conventional HydroelectricWAT0.6OP

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Identity, technology and limitations
EIA plant ID
1751
Sector
Electric Utility
Water source
Lake Superior/ St. Marys River
Data edition
2024-final

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A closer look at Edison Sault

Variation in the published months

Across 12 numeric monthly generation entries, 10 has the highest recorded value (19,893 MWh) and 2 the lowest (14,151 MWh). Their difference is 5,742 MWh. Missing months have not been treated as zero.

Generator capacity in different operating conditions

Generator IDTechnologyNameplate MWSummer MWWinter MWMinimum load MW
10Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
11Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
12Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
13Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
14Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
15Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
16Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
17Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
18Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
19Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
20Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
21Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
22Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
23Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
24Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
25Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
26Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
27Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
28Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
29Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
30Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
31Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
32Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
33Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
34Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
35Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
36Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
37Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
38Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
39Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
40Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
41Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
42Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
45Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
46Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.40.4
47Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.40.4
48Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.40.4
49Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.40.4
50Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.40.4
51Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.40.4
52Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
53Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
54Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
55Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
56Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
57Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
58Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
59Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
6Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
60Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
61Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
62Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
63Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
64Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
65Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
66Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
67Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
68Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
69Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
7Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
70Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
71Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
72Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
73Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
74Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
75Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
76Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
77Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
78Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
79Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
8Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4
80Conventional Hydroelectric0.50.40.30.4
9Conventional Hydroelectric0.60.40.30.4

EIA-860 2024 final source. Ratings describe capacity, not actual generation or availability. Missing ratings are not zero.

Source: US Energy Information Administration Form EIA-860 2024 plant and operable-generator workbooks; archive 2024. US EIA-authored information is generally public domain; cite EIA, preserve third-party exceptions, changes and no-endorsement context. Source-specific derived data.

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