Energy & Utilities

Power Plant Kemper County

De Kalb, Kemper County, MS Large facility 4.6 (16) Verified & current
Power Plant Kemper County — Energy & Utilities in De Kalb, Mississippi

Power Plant Kemper County plays a pivotal role in Mississippi’s industrial ecosystem by contributing to the state’s energy and utilities sector. This facility is designed to produce energy through innovative methods, focusing on sustainable practices that align with modern environmental standards. The plant processes various materials, primarily aimed at generating electricity to support local and regional demands. Buyers and economic partners can engage with the facility by exploring potential collaborations in energy supply, sustainability initiatives, and technological advancements in energy production. With years of operation in the industry, Power Plant Kemper County has established strong community ties, reinforcing its commitment to local economic development and environmental stewardship.

The facility is equipped with advanced processing bays and loading docks, ensuring efficient operations and timely delivery of energy outputs. Its strategic location in De Kalb, MS, allows for seamless integration into the broader energy supply chain, making it a vital asset for both local industries and residential consumers.

Products manufactured

Electricity

Production capabilities

Energy production, Sustainable practices, Community engagement

What buyers say

“Nice plant to provide affordable energy. Note to Timmy: the difference between ignorance and genius is that genius has it's limits.”

— Leslie Jackson · 5★

“Two years behind because they went with non union contractors. Had pipes saying they were installed. When they went to inspect them nothing was there. Lol”

— merican patriot · 1★

“State of the art facility, good jobs.”

— Aaron Rissler (T31ZT3D) · 5★

Buyer Q&A

Common questions buyers ask about Power Plant Kemper County.

What is this place and what can I find here?
Power Plant Kemper County is an energy production facility where you can find sustainable energy solutions.
Do I need an appointment or can I walk in?
You may need to schedule an appointment for visits or inquiries.
What are the hours of operation?
The hours of operation are typically standard business hours, but it's best to confirm directly.
Is there a fee to use this?
There is no fee to use this facility for energy supply; pricing is based on contracts.
Who is this open to — anyone, or only residents/members?
This facility is open to businesses and organizations looking for energy solutions.
Is this open on weekends?
It is unclear if this facility is open on weekends; please check directly.
How do I get there and where do I park?
Directions to the facility can be obtained from their main office, and parking is available on-site.