Glenwood Generating Station

Glenwood Generating Station
Glenwood Generating Station
	Glenwood Generating Station in 2011, viewed from Bar Beach across Hempstead Harbor. The brick building at left is Station 2, while the two yellow smokestacks at right are part of Station 3. Both buildings were demolished by 2015.
Country	United States
Location	Glenwood Landing, Long Island, New York
Coordinates	40°49′39″N 73°38′51″W / 40.82750°N 73.64750°W
Status	In service
Power generation
Nameplate capacity	232 MW;
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Glenwood Generating Station is a power station in Glenwood Landing, New York owned by National Grid USA. It is mainly known for being the former site of an architecturally significant 1920s brick power station. That building and an adjacent 1950s station were demolished over the course of 2013 to 2015, due to their obsolescence as well as the excessive cost of safely retaining the building given its poor condition. Four smaller gas turbine peaking generators remain in operation, as does the Y-50 Cable connection across Long Island Sound.