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Planned natural gas power plants in Michigan

Developers have proposed 17 natural gas power plants in Michigan with 8.5 GW of capacity, in the grid operators' interconnection queues.

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Updated monthly. Last updated November 2026.

More planned natural gas power plants in Michigan are expected online in 2030 than in any other year

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Planned natural gas power plants by the year they're expected online. Source: the grid operators' interconnection queues, compiled by Cleanview.

The 10 largest planned natural gas power plants in Michigan

Planned, by capacity

#Natural gas power plantExpected onlineCapacity
1Other_20301,499 MW
2Other_20301,499 MW
3Majestic-Milan 345 kV Line20301,414 MW
4Belle River - Fitz #2 345 kV Line Tap20211,175 MW
5THETFORD2030975 MW
6ROOSEVELT2028664 MW
7MEC North2034500 MW
8MEC South2034500 MW
9Huron 138kV Substation -looping Lines FREG11 (National to Freeman) & Goose Lake (PI to Empire)2018128 MW
10ROOSEVELT202655 MW

Planned natural gas power plants expected online soonest in Michigan

In the next 18 months, soonest first

#Natural gas power plantExpected onlineCapacity
1T B Simon Power Plant202815 MW
The developer behind each project is on paid plans. See plans

How Cleanview tracks natural gas power plants

Operating natural gas power plants come from the EIA's monthly survey of power plants. Planned projects come from the grid operators' interconnection queues. We research who is developing each one, since a queue lists a project company, not its owner.

Questions about natural gas power plants in Michigan

How many natural gas power plants are planned in Michigan?
Developers have proposed 17 natural gas power plants in Michigan with 8.5 GW of capacity, according to the grid operators' interconnection queues. Most queue projects are never built.
What is the largest planned natural gas power plant in Michigan?
Other_ in Monroe County, Michigan is the largest planned, at 1,499 MW. It is expected to come online in 2030.
Who is developing natural gas power plants in Michigan?
Interconnection queues list each project under a project company, not the developer behind it. Cleanview researches the developer of every project and has them on paid plans.

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