RED-Rochester

RED-Rochester — 163 MW hybrid plant, Monroe County, NY · Ask the Grid

Generation and physical site

EIA plant 10025 · Inventory reporting month unavailable.

Reported operating nameplate by technology

Natural gas: 162.4 MW
Hydroelectric: 0.4 MW

Operating generators only. Battery power is in MW; stored energy is in MWh. These ratings do not establish a shared export limit.

Generator records (8)

EIA generator status and nameplate capacity for selected plant
Generator	Technology	Status	Power (MW)	Energy (MWh)
17TG	Natural Gas Steam Turbine	Operating	15	Unknown
41TG	Natural Gas Steam Turbine	Operating	25.6	Unknown
42TG	Natural Gas Steam Turbine	Operating	25.6	Unknown
43TG	Natural Gas Steam Turbine	Operating	25.6	Unknown
44TG	Natural Gas Steam Turbine	Operating	25.6	Unknown
49CTG	Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine	Operating	42	Unknown
75TG	Natural Gas Steam Turbine	Operating	3	Unknown
KPR1	Conventional Hydroelectric	Operating	0.4	Unknown

Sources and observation dates

Inventory source: EIA generator registry
EIA reporting month: Not reported
EIA retrieved: Not reported
OSM extract: Not reported
OSM last mapped edit: Not reported
Map prepared: Not reported
Field verification: Not reported

Reporting month describes the inventory. Retrieval and map preparation describe processing; an OSM edit does not establish an in-service date.

EIA source inventory

Units and generators

Current generator records and technology attributes reported through EIA-860.

Generator	Capacity	Technology	Operation	Status
17TG	15 MW 15 MW summer	Natural Gas Steam Turbine ST	Dec 1968	Operating
41TG	25.6 MW 25.6 MW summer	Natural Gas Steam Turbine ST	May 1964	Operating
42TG	25.6 MW 25.6 MW summer	Natural Gas Steam Turbine ST	Aug 1967	Operating
43TG	25.6 MW 25.6 MW summer	Natural Gas Steam Turbine ST	Apr 1969	Operating
44TG	25.6 MW 25.6 MW summer	Natural Gas Steam Turbine ST	Aug 1987	Operating
49CTG	42 MW 36 MW summer	Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine GT	Apr 2025	Operating
75TG	3 MW 2.2 MW summer	Natural Gas Steam Turbine ST	Apr 2015	Operating
KPR1	0.4 MW 0.4 MW summer	Conventional Hydroelectric HY	Jun 1957	Operating

Commercial, land, and environmental record

Source-backed project transactions, agreements, land records, permits, and environmental disclosures. Portfolio and adjacent-project facts remain explicitly scoped.

Transactions and agreements

Facility Milestone

Jan 1, 1891

Building 1 at Kodak Park was completed with coal boilers and steam-powered refrigeration machines, establishing the earliest documented predecessor utility infrastructure for the Eastman Business Park power plant.

Eastman Kodak Company

red-rochester.com

Fuel Conversion

Jan 1, 1937

Building 101 boilers were converted from coal to natural gas and oil firing, representing an early fuel transition at the Kodak facility.

Eastman Kodak Company

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Facility Milestone

Jan 1, 1963

Kodak constructed Building 321, which later housed additional coal-fired boilers and four turbine generators as the central power plant.

Eastman Kodak Company

red-rochester.com

Facility Milestone

Jan 1, 1986

Final compliance-type boiler came online at the Kodak utility plant, completing coal-fired generation infrastructure.

Eastman Kodak Company

red-rochester.com

Project Milestone

Oct 1, 2016

Engineering and construction began for RED's coal-to-natural-gas modernization project, a major investment to retire 127 years of continuous coal-fired operations and install new natural-gas-fired boilers and controls.

$75.0MRED-Rochester, LLC · Ironclad Energy Partners · Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners

red-rochester.com

Timeline and sources

Project milestones and public references behind the asset profile.

Project timeline

Jan 1, 1891
Jan 1, 1891
Original Kodak utility plant establishedred-rochest...
Building 1 at Kodak Park was completed with coal boilers and steam-powered refrigeration machines, establishing the earliest documented predecessor utility infrastructure for the Eastman Business Park power plant.
Jan 1, 1937
Jan 1, 1937
Building 101 fuel conversion to natural gas and oilred-rochest...
Building 101 boilers were converted from coal to natural gas and oil firing, representing an early fuel transition at the Kodak facility.
Jun 1957
Jun 1957
Generator enters operationEIA-860
EIA-860 lists generator KPR1 with this operating date.
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1. Jan 1, 1963
  Jan 1, 1963
  Building 321 Constructedred-rochest...
  Kodak constructed Building 321, which later housed additional coal-fired boilers and four turbine generators as the central power plant.
2. May 1964
Sep 1, 2017
Sep 1, 2017
Natural-gas pipeline entered servicered-rochest...
A new 4.5-mile natural-gas pipeline, constructed and owned by Rochester Gas & Electric through contractor The DDS Companies, was placed into service to supply increased natural-gas demand to RED-Rochester following the coal retirement.
Mar 1, 2018
Mar 1, 2018
Natural-Gas Transition Completedred-rochest...
The modernized facility was fully transitioned to natural-gas-fired operations; Eastman Business Park became coal-free for the first time in more than 127 years of continuous utility operations.
Apr 2025
Apr 2025
Generator enters operationEIA-860
EIA-860 lists generator 49CTG with this operating date.

Sources

PublisherReferenceType

U.S. Energy Information AdministrationEIA-860 generator inventoryFederal registry

U.S. Energy Information AdministrationEIA-923 generation filingsFederal filing

documents.dps.ny.govdocuments.dps.ny.govauthoritative

Common questions about RED-Rochester

Answered from the published record above. Questions whose inputs this profile does not carry are omitted rather than estimated.

How big is RED-Rochester?

RED-Rochester reports 162.4 MW natural gas + 0.4 MW hydroelectric of operating nameplate capacity. These technology ratings do not establish a common export limit. Source: EIA Form 860M.

What kind of plant is RED-Rochester?

RED-Rochester is a Natural Gas Steam Turbine, Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine, Conventional Hydroelectric facility in Monroe County, NY, participating in the NYISO market.

Where is RED-Rochester located?

RED-Rochester is in Monroe County, NY, inside the NYISO balancing area.

Who operates RED-Rochester?

RED-Rochester is operated by RED-Rochester, LLC according to the EIA generator inventory. Reporting membership does not by itself establish ultimate ownership.

How much electricity does RED-Rochester generate?

RED-Rochester reported 342 GWh over the twelve months to 2026-07. Figures are net generation as filed to EIA-923.

How does RED-Rochester compare to other plants?

By capacity, RED-Rochester ranks #111 of 259 operating plants of the same technology nationally. It ranks #11 of 14 in NY.

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Plants within 25 km, nearest first, regardless of technology. Proximity is straight-line distance between mapped plant coordinates; it does not by itself establish a shared point of interconnection.

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