Skip Navigation

Pennsbury Generating Station

Pennsbury Generating Station is operated by Exelon Power, a business unit of Exelon Generation, as part of the Peaking Division. The 1-unit landfill gas power plant is located in Falls Township, Pennsylvania.

The Peaking Division consists of a number of intermediate and peaking fossil power plants, located in southeastern Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Illinois. These units are used as needed for peak demand periods and load balancing. 

Pennsbury Generating Station utilizes gas from neighboring landfills to generate electric power. Exelon Power was awarded a 1997 Governor's Environmental Excellence Award for its landfill gas projects. 

Emergency Planning

All Exelon facilities employ sophisticated emergency response plans to protect public health and safety.  These plans are reviewed and approved by state governments and regulatory agencies.  The emergency planning includes coordination with local counties, municipalities and school districts.

Supporting the Local Economy

The Peaking Division has about 91 Exelon employees.  The division’s annual payroll is about $8 million.

Peaking Division General Manager: Paul Weeks

350 Pennsbury Rd.
Morrisville, Pennsylvania
19067
directions

Snapshot
  • Number of units: 2 landfill gas
  • Capacity: 6 MW
Pennsbury