# Grays Harbor Energy Facility

BPA asset profile · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/grays-harbor-energy-facility

Invenergy - Grays Harbor County - BPAT

Grays Harbor Energy Facility is a 714.9 MW natural gas fired combined cycle plant in Grays Harbor County. Grays Harbor Energy Center is a 620 MW natural gas combined-cycle plant in Grays Harbor County, Washington, on 22 acres near Satsop. It uses two GE Frame 7FA combustion turbines and one GE steam turbine with duct firing. Invenergy bought the half-built project from Duke Energy North America in 2005, restarted construction in January 2007 with JH Kelly as general contractor, and began commercial operation in 2008. The plant was refinanced in 2014.

## Metrics

- **Nameplate capacity:** 714.9000000000001 MW — Canonical EIA plant baseline.
- **Registry anchor:** Plant 7999 — plant-7999

## Facts

- **Technology:** Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle
- **Operator:** Invenergy Services LLC
- **Operating status:** Operating

## Related parties

- **Former owner / seller:** Duke Energy North America — former_owner
- **Construction contractor:** JH Kelly — construction_contractor ([source](https://www.jhkelly.com))
- **Lender:** Royal Bank of Scotland — lender
- **Lender:** GE Energy Financial Services — lender
- **Lender:** CoBank — lender

## Sources

- [jhkelly.com](https://www.jhkelly.com/projects/grays-harbor-energy-center-500-mw/) — jhkelly.com · public_source — Source retained for exact-record publication review.
- [wwww.invenergy.com](https://wwww.invenergy.com/news/invenergy-completes-project-financing-for-620-mw-grays-harbor-energy-center) — wwww.invenergy.com · public_source — Source retained for exact-record publication review.
- [wwww.invenergy.com](https://wwww.invenergy.com/news/invenergy-completes-refinancing-for-grays-harbor-energy-center-in-washington-state) — wwww.invenergy.com · public_source — Source retained for exact-record publication review.

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Website: [Invenergy](https://invenergy.com)

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