Explore the largest natural gas power plants in South Carolina and see all the utility-scale natural gas projects in South Carolina on a map.
Last updated: May 2026
On this page, you can explore our real-time database of natural gas power plants in South Carolina. Each month, we track natural gas projects and update our list of the largest natural gas power plants in South Carolina.
As of May 2026, there are 22 utility-scale natural gas power plants in South Carolina, according to Cleanview's project tracker. Their total operating capacity is 7,964 MW. In 2025, there was 1 natural gas power plant built in South Carolina. See also: planned natural gas power plants in South Carolina→
Total Natural Gas Power Plants
22
Total Capacity
7,964 MW
Built in 2025
1
Map of natural gas power plants in South Carolina. Marker size reflects capacity — only facilities with reported capacity data are shown.
1,154 MW
Year Operational: January 2004
Location: Anderson, South Carolina
1,068 MW
Year Operational: May 2004
Location: Jasper, South Carolina
985 MW
Year Operational: July 2001
Location: Cherokee, South Carolina
955 MW
Year Operational: April 2018
Location: Anderson, South Carolina
799 MW
Year Operational: May 2003
Location: Cherokee, South Carolina
759 MW
Year Operational: June 2002
Location: Aiken, South Carolina
669 MW
Year Operational: May 2004
Location: Calhoun, South Carolina
417 MW
Year Operational: January 1996
Location: Orangeburg, South Carolina
316 MW
Year Operational: June 1997
Location: Darlington, South Carolina
131 MW
Year Operational: December 2025
Location: Fairfield, South Carolina
65 MW
Year Operational: November 2024
Location: Berkeley, South Carolina
13 MW
Year Operational: December 2019
Location: Pickens, South Carolina
4 MW
Year Operational: June 2019
Location: Beaufort, South Carolina
955 MW
Year Operational: April 2018
Location: Anderson, South Carolina
2 MW
Year Operational: June 2014
Location: Orangeburg, South Carolina
177 MW
Year Operational: February 2010
Location: Charleston, South Carolina
2 MW
Year Operational: April 2005
Location: Orangeburg, South Carolina
1,068 MW
Year Operational: May 2004
Location: Jasper, South Carolina
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