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2027. The current operator project page identifies construction underway and expected customer supply in 2027.
Construction is verified; the completion date remains an estimate. The timeline marker represents the published target year/month, not a confirmed opening day.
LG&E/KU’s current Mill Creek 5 page states a 645 MW nameplate rating, $902 million cost, construction underway and estimated completion in 2027. Its 2024 groundbreaking release used 640 MW; the current page is used for the primary output rating. EIA’s separate 740 MW figure is retained as inventory context, not extra generating capacity.
Published project-specific cost for Mill Creek 5: USD 9.02e+08. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate. Published electric generating project rating for Mill Creek 5: 645 MW. Basis: Current operator page: 645 MW nameplate.
LG&E and KU broke ground on Mill Creek 5 on November 13, 2024 and describe a 640 MW natural-gas combined-cycle unit expected in 2027. EIA’s August 2026 construction record independently supports ongoing work. The operator’s 640 MW project rating and EIA generator nameplate rating use different reported figures; retain both labels. November 13, 2024 groundbreaking verifies physical construction.
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Mill Creek 5 groundbreaking ceremony, November 13, 2024, as published in the operator release. Credit: LG&E and KU; photographer not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Operator source page; original image.
Mill Creek 5 groundbreaking ceremony, November 13, 2024, as published in the operator release. Credit: LG&E and KU; photographer not named on source page. Operator source page; original image.
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LG&E/KU’s current Mill Creek 5 page states a 645 MW nameplate rating, $902 million cost, construction underway and estimated completion in 2027. Its 2024 groundbreaking release used 640 MW; the current page is used for the primary output rating. EIA’s separate 740 MW figure is retained as inventory context, not extra generating capacity.
Published project-specific cost for Mill Creek 5: USD 9.02e+08. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate. Published electric generating project rating for Mill Creek 5: 645 MW. Basis: Current operator page: 645 MW nameplate.
LG&E and KU broke ground on Mill Creek 5 on November 13, 2024 and describe a 640 MW natural-gas combined-cycle unit expected in 2027. EIA’s August 2026 construction record independently supports ongoing work. The operator’s 640 MW project rating and EIA generator nameplate rating use different reported figures; retain both labels. November 13, 2024 groundbreaking verifies physical construction.
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Mill Creek 5 groundbreaking ceremony, November 13, 2024, as published in the operator release. Credit: LG&E and KU; photographer not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Operator source page; original image.
Mill Creek 5 groundbreaking ceremony, November 13, 2024, as published in the operator release. Credit: LG&E and KU; photographer not named on source page. Operator source page; original image.
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LG&E/KU’s current Mill Creek 5 page states a 645 MW nameplate rating, $902 million cost, construction underway and estimated completion in 2027. Its 2024 groundbreaking release used 640 MW; the current page is used for the primary output rating. EIA’s separate 740 MW figure is retained as inventory context, not extra generating capacity.
Published project-specific cost for Mill Creek 5: USD 9.02e+08. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate. Published electric generating project rating for Mill Creek 5: 645 MW. Basis: Current operator page: 645 MW nameplate.
LG&E and KU broke ground on Mill Creek 5 on November 13, 2024 and describe a 640 MW natural-gas combined-cycle unit expected in 2027. EIA’s August 2026 construction record independently supports ongoing work. The operator’s 640 MW project rating and EIA generator nameplate rating use different reported figures; retain both labels. November 13, 2024 groundbreaking verifies physical construction.
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Mill Creek 5 groundbreaking ceremony, November 13, 2024, as published in the operator release. Credit: LG&E and KU; photographer not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Operator source page; original image.
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LG&E/KU’s current Mill Creek 5 page states a 645 MW nameplate rating, $902 million cost, construction underway and estimated completion in 2027. Its 2024 groundbreaking release used 640 MW; the current page is used for the primary output rating. EIA’s separate 740 MW figure is retained as inventory context, not extra generating capacity.
Published project-specific cost for Mill Creek 5: USD 9.02e+08. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate. Published electric generating project rating for Mill Creek 5: 645 MW. Basis: Current operator page: 645 MW nameplate.
LG&E and KU broke ground on Mill Creek 5 on November 13, 2024 and describe a 640 MW natural-gas combined-cycle unit expected in 2027. EIA’s August 2026 construction record independently supports ongoing work. The operator’s 640 MW project rating and EIA generator nameplate rating use different reported figures; retain both labels. November 13, 2024 groundbreaking verifies physical construction.
Retained only with documented physical construction, commissioning or 2025–2026 opening and published project-specific costs and electrical output. Costs use the published scope and currency; no benchmark estimates or currency conversions. MW is power capacity, not annual electricity production. Expected annual energy, where given, is a forecast. The map point is a reported plant/project location and may be approximate. Matching inventory views and excluded expansion proposals are not additive capacity.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Mill Creek 5 groundbreaking ceremony, November 13, 2024, as published in the operator release. Credit: LG&E and KU; photographer not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
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LG&E and KU broke ground on Mill Creek 5 on November 13, 2024 and describe a 640 MW natural-gas combined-cycle unit expected in 2027. EIA’s August 2026 construction record independently supports ongoing work. The operator’s 640 MW project rating and EIA generator nameplate rating use different reported figures; retain both labels.
EIA August 2026 generator inventory, plant ID 1364: Mill Creek (KY), Jefferson County, KY. Included 1 new/recent generating units with a summed nameplate rating of 740 MW.
EIA reports operation at month/year precision. The date is the last day of the earliest reported operation month/year, an estimated display boundary, not an exact opening day. Different units may have later dates. Future dates are operator-reported plans, not guarantees.
Coordinates are the EIA-reported plant point, not a verified entrance. New units at existing plants are included; the total excludes older units and battery/pumped storage. Capacity is a power rating, not annual energy output. Status was reported in August and may have changed since.
Operator rendering of Mill Creek 5. This is an illustration of the planned unit, not a photograph of a completed plant. Credit: LG&E and KU; artist not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
Mill Creek 5 groundbreaking ceremony, November 13, 2024, as published in the operator release. Credit: LG&E and KU; photographer not named on source page. Source page; original operator image.
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Objetivo publicado: 2027. La construcción está documentada, pero este hito futuro de finalización/puesta en marcha es una estimación. La fecha es un marcador cronológico de fin de año/mes y no es un día de apertura confirmado. Fuente: https://lge-ku.com[2][3]/mc5
Published project-specific cost for Mill Creek 5: USD 9.02e+08. Basis: Published project-specific capital/construction estimate. Published electric generating project rating for Mill Creek 5: 645 MW. Basis: Current operator page: 645 MW nameplate.[1]
LG&E and KU broke ground on Mill Creek 5 on November 13, 2024 and describe a 640 MW natural-gas combined-cycle unit expected in 2027. EIA’s[1] August 2026 construction record independently supports ongoing work. The operator’s 640 MW project rating and EIA generator nameplate rating use different reported figures; retain both labels. November 13, 2024 groundbreaking verifies physical construction.
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Título original: Mill Creek 5 — estimated target 2027
2027. La página actual del proyecto del operador indica que la construcción está en marcha y que se espera suministrar a los clientes en 2027.[2]
La construcción está verificada; la fecha de finalización sigue siendo una estimación. El marcador de la cronología representa el año/mes objetivo publicado, no un día de apertura confirmado.
La página actual de Mill Creek 5 de LG&E/KU indica una potencia nominal de 645 MW, un costo de 902 millones de dólares, construcción en marcha y finalización estimada en 2027. Su comunicado de inicio de obras de 2024 usaba 640 MW; se usa la página actual para la potencia principal. La cifra separada de 740 MW de EIA se conserva como contexto de inventario, no como capacidad de generación adicional.[2][3]
Costo publicado específico del proyecto para Mill Creek 5: USD 9.02e+08. Base: Estimación publicada de capital/construcción específica del proyecto. Potencia nominal publicada del proyecto de generación eléctrica de Mill Creek 5: 645 MW. Base: Página actual del operador: 645 MW de potencia nominal.[2]
LG&E y KU iniciaron las obras de Mill Creek 5 el 13 de noviembre de 2024 y describen una unidad de ciclo combinado de gas natural de 640 MW prevista para 2027. El registro de construcción de EIA de agosto de 2026 respalda de forma independiente que los trabajos continúan. La potencia de 640 MW del proyecto del operador y la potencia nominal del generador según EIA usan cifras distintas; se conservan ambas etiquetas. El inicio de obras del 13 de noviembre de 2024 verifica la construcción física.[3]
Solo se conservan los proyectos con construcción física, puesta en servicio o apertura en 2025–2026 documentadas y con costes y potencia eléctrica publicados específicos del proyecto. Los costes usan el alcance y la moneda publicados; no hay estimaciones de referencia ni conversiones de moneda. MW es capacidad de potencia, no producción anual de electricidad. La energía anual esperada, cuando se indica, es una previsión. El punto del mapa es una ubicación notificada de la central o del proyecto y puede ser aproximado. Las vistas de inventario coincidentes y las propuestas de ampliación excluidas no son capacidad aditiva.
Recreación del operador de Mill Creek 5. Es una ilustración de la unidad prevista, no una fotografía de una central terminada. Crédito: LG&E and KU; artista no indicado en la página de origen. Página de origen; imagen original del operador.
Ceremonia de inicio de obras de Mill Creek 5, el 13 de noviembre de 2024, tal como se publicó en el comunicado del operador. Crédito: LG&E and KU; fotógrafo no indicado en la página de origen. Página de origen; imagen original del operador.
Recreación del operador de Mill Creek 5. Es una ilustración de la unidad prevista, no una fotografía de una central terminada. Crédito: LG&E and KU; artista no indicado en la página de origen. Página de origen del operador; imagen original.
Ceremonia de inicio de obras de Mill Creek 5, el 13 de noviembre de 2024, tal como se publicó en el comunicado del operador. Crédito: LG&E and KU; fotógrafo no indicado en la página de origen. Página de origen del operador; imagen original.
Obras de Mill Creek 5, de la galería del proyecto de LG&E y KU. La fecha de captura no se indica por separado. Crédito: LG&E and KU; fotógrafo no indicado. Fuente y galería; medio original.
Obras de Mill Creek 5, de la galería del proyecto de LG&E y KU. La fecha de captura no se indica por separado. Crédito: LG&E and KU; fotógrafo no indicado. Fuente y galería; medio original.