Big Rivers Electric Corporation
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About Big Rivers Electric Corporation
Big Rivers Electric Corporation is a cooperative. This means the company is owned by the customers it serves. About 5,286,435 megawatt hours were sold to other providers via whole channels in 2023. Electricity production and wholesale power purchases made up 56.30% and 42.25%, respectively, of the total electricity sourced. Electricity plants the company owns generated 3,047,509 megawatt hours and an additional 2,287,089 were purchased via wholesale channels. In 2023 they had total electricity related revenue of $395,200,100, with 95.27% from wholesale sales.
All electricity companies who produce electricity suffer from some amount of energy loss from heat depletion or alternative causes. Big Rivers Electric Corporation is not an exception, as they average an annual loss of around 2.32% of the electricity they transmit. The US average energy loss is 2.43%. This results in Big Rivers Electric Corporation receiving a ranking of 349th best out of 3530 suppliers in the nation.
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Big Rivers Electric Corporation Overview
- Company Type:Cooperative
- Headquarters:201 3rd Street
Henderson, Kentucky 42420
United States of America - CEO:Robert Berry
Big Rivers Electric Corporation Contact
- Website:www.bigrivers.com
- Customer Service Phone:(270) 827-2561
- Contact Page:www.bigrivers.com
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Quick Facts About Big Rivers Electric Corporation
With generation of 3,353,112 megawatt hours, Big Rivers Electric Corporation is the 201st highest total producer of all suppliers in the US.
Big Rivers Electric Corporation generates 100.00% of their total electricity production from non-renewable fuel types. The total electricity generated from non-renewable sources is 3,353,112 megawatt hours, which is 6th most out of 58 companies in the state.
Big Rivers Electric Corporation is 100th in the country out of 3530 suppliers in megawatt hours generated from coal usage.
Big Rivers Electric Corporation ranks 169th out of 3530 companies in the country for total electricity production from natural gas, with production totaling 655,397 total megawatt hours per year.
Energy Loss
Big Rivers Electric Corporation's energy loss due to business operations.
Total Energy Loss
125,323MWh
349 National Rank
Big Rivers Electric Corporation Energy Makeup
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Power Plants Owned by Big Rivers Electric Corporation
| Plant | City/County | State | Primary Fuel Type | Production (MWh) | Emission (kg) | Emissions/MWh | Toxic Chemical Release | Closing Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio County | KY | Coal | 2,697,715 | 2,743,835,139.66 | 1,017.1 | |||
| Webster County | KY | Natural Gas | 649,259 | 443,153,087.44 | 682.55 | |||
Robert A ReidBig Rivers Electric Corporation (100.00%) | Webster County | KY | Natural Gas | 6,138 | 6,971,235.04 | 1,135.75 |
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Big Rivers Electric Corporation FAQ:
What percentage of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's electricity is produced from renewable fuel sources?
Electric generation plants owned by or associated with Big Rivers Electric Corporation produce 0% of their electricity using renewable fuel types.
How many power plants are owned by or associated with Big Rivers Electric Corporation?
There are 3 power plants owned by or associated with Big Rivers Electric Corporation.
What is the phone number for Big Rivers Electric Corporation?
The Big Rivers Electric Corporation phone number is (270) 827-2561.
Who is the CEO of Big Rivers Electric Corporation?
The CEO of Big Rivers Electric Corporation is Robert Berry.
What percentage of Big Rivers Electric Corporation's electricity is generated using nonrenewable fuel sources?
Big Rivers Electric Corporation generates 100.00% of their electricity from nonrenewable fuel sources.
