Two-unit coal station near Weston, Missouri
Iatan Generating Station is Evergy Metro's two-unit coal plant near Weston, Missouri. EIA reports 1,753.9 MW total nameplate and 1,616.4 MW summer capability across Unit 1 (1980) and Unit 2 (2010). Unit 2 uses an Alstom supercritical boiler and Toshiba turbine-generator; Evergy Metro operates both jointly owned units.
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Unit 1 at 754.9 MW plus Unit 2 at 999 MW in EIA records.
Unit 1 at 716.7 MW plus Unit 2 at 899.7 MW in EIA records.
716.7 MW EIA capability and 694 MW Missouri PSC net basis.
899.7 MW EIA capability, 900 MW Missouri PSC net, and 850 MW Evergy public basis.
June 2026 preliminary EIA inventory; status OP.
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Conventional steam coal; June 2026 preliminary EIA inventory.
Conventional steam coal; June 2026 preliminary EIA inventory.
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Iatan Generating Station has a reported capacity of 1,753.9 MW. Source: EIA Form 860M.
Iatan Generating Station is a Conventional steam coal facility in Platte County, MO, participating in the SPP market.
Iatan Generating Station is in Platte County, MO, inside the SPP balancing area.
Iatan Generating Station is operated by Evergy Metro according to the EIA generator inventory. Reporting membership does not by itself establish ultimate ownership.
Iatan Generating Station reports a commercial operation date of 1980-05, 2010-08. Source: EIA Form 860M.