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EIA plant 56476

Antioch · Contra Costa · CA

Gateway Generating Station

Operated by Pacific Gas & Electric Co.

Annual generation2,866,951 MWhSum of represented EIA-923 rows
Fuel codesNGCodes retained from EIA records
Grid contextCalifornia Independent System OperatorBalancing authority or NERC region

Published location

Where is Gateway Generating Station?

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38.017500, -121.758700

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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

TechnologyNatural Gas Fired Combined Cycle619.7 MW represented

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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.

1383,939
2298,384
30
4190,026
561,906
6154,665
7310,741
8282,545
9210,476
10318,424
11311,734
12344,111

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
1383,939
2298,384
30
4190,026
561,906
6154,665
7310,741
8282,545
9210,476
10318,424
11311,734
12344,111

2024 monthly net generation

MonthNet generation
1383,939 MWh
2298,384 MWh
30 MWh
4190,026 MWh
561,906 MWh
6154,665 MWh
7310,741 MWh
8282,545 MWh
9210,476 MWh
10318,424 MWh
11311,734 MWh
12344,111 MWh

Operating generators

IDTechnologyFuelMWStatus
CNatural Gas Fired Combined CycleNG213.3OP
ANatural Gas Fired Combined CycleNG203.2OP
BNatural Gas Fired Combined CycleNG203.2OP

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Identity, technology and limitations
EIA plant ID
56476
Sector
Electric Utility
Water source
Municipality
Data edition
2024-final

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Variation in the published months

Across 12 numeric monthly generation entries, 1 has the highest recorded value (383,939 MWh) and 3 the lowest (0 MWh). Their difference is 383,939 MWh. Missing months have not been treated as zero.

Reading the MW column

In the 3 numeric rows displayed in this table, MW ranges from 203.2 (A, B) to 213.3 (C). The difference is 10.1 in the column's stated units. This summary covers the displayed rows and retains the table's period and scope.

Generator capacity in different operating conditions

Generator IDTechnologyNameplate MWSummer MWWinter MWMinimum load MW
ANatural Gas Fired Combined Cycle203.2177.0181.475.0
BNatural Gas Fired Combined Cycle203.2177.0181.475.0
CNatural Gas Fired Combined Cycle213.3209.4223.055.0

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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