Cane Island Power Park is located near Intercession City in northwest Osceola County, Fla. It is home to four generating units with a combined capacity of 735 megawatts.

Unit 1 Facts

• Operational Date: Jan. 1, 1995

• Generating Capacity: 40 MW

• Generation: Combustion Turbine, General Electric  LM6000

• Fuel: Natural Gas

• Owner: Kissimmee Utility Authority (50%) and Florida Municipal Power Agency (50%)

• Operator: Kissimmee Utility Authority

• Water Source: Toho Water Authority sewage effluent

Unit 2 Facts

• Operational Date: June 1, 1995

• Generating Capacity: 120 MW

• Generation: Combined Cycle, General Electric Frame 7EA

• Fuel: Natural Gas

• Owner: Kissimmee Utility Authority (50%) and Florida Municipal Power Agency (50%)

• Operator: Kissimmee Utility Authority

• Water Source: Toho Water Authority sewage effluent

Unit 3 Facts

• Operational Date: Jan. 25, 2002

• Generating Capacity: 275 MW

• Generation: Combined Cycle, General Electric Frame 7FA

• Fuel: Natural Gas

• Owner: Kissimmee Utility Authority (50%) and Florida Municipal Power Agency (50%)

• Operator: Kissimmee Utility Authority

• Water Source: Toho Water Authority sewage effluent and four on-site wells for backup

Unit 4 Facts

• Operational Date: July 12, 2011

• Generating Capacity: 300 MW

• Generation: Combined Cycle, General Electric Frame 7FA

• Fuel: Natural Gas

• Owner: Florida Municipal Power Agency (100%)

• Operator: Kissimmee Utility Authority