Steam produced at Valley Power Plant serves about 300 customers for heating and industrial processes. Our Milwaukee district energy
area extends approximately from Mitchell Street north to West Vliet Street, and from Lake Michigan west to 19th Street.
At Valley Power Plant, electricity is generated by burning natural gas in a furnace to create heat. In a boiler, the heat converts
water into steam, which drives a turbine that drives a generator to make electricity. Cogeneration occurs when a portion of the steam
used to generate electricity is extracted from the turbine and distributed to downtown Milwaukee for sterilizing, laundering, food
processing, space and water heating, and other purposes.
More information about cogeneration
Pricing
Tariff sheets
2023 steam rates
Service application
Commercial and industrial district energy application
Contact us
Service
800-714-7777 ext. 7700
Outages
888-780-6881
