Ohio State U. Gas-Fired Power Plant Completion Delayed *Again*

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In October, we told you that completion of Ohio State University’s Combined Heat and Power Plant (powered with Utica Shale gas) would be delayed until April 2026 (see Ohio State U. Gas-Fired Power Plant Completion Delayed Until 2026). Strike that. It will now be May 2026, at the earliest, before the facility comes online. Ohio State University (OSU) is constructing two natural gas combustion turbine generators and one steam turbine generator with a maximum power generating capacity of 105.5 megawatts of electricity and 285 kilopounds per hour of steam. It’s being built on 1.35 acres at OSU’s main campus in Franklin County (see OH Approves Gas-Fired Power Plant for OSU – Antis Pledge to Fight).

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