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This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Texas, sorted by type and name. In 2019, Texas had a total summer capacity of 125,117 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 483,201 GWh.[2] The corresponding electrical energy generation mix was 53.5% natural gas, 19.0% coal, 17.3% wind, 8.6% nuclear, 0.9% solar, 0.3% hydroelectric, 0.3% biomass, and 0.1% other sources. Small-scale photovoltaic installations generated an additional net 1,001 GWh to the Texas electrical grid in 2019, less than one-quarter the amount generated by the state's utility-scale facilities.[1]

Sources of Texas utility-scale electricity generation:
full-year 2021 [1]

  Coal (18.4%)
  Natural Gas (48.6%)
  Hydroelectric (0.2%)
  Wind (20.7%)
  Nuclear (8.3%)
  Biomass (0.3%)
  Solar (2.9%)
  Other (0.6%)

Texas produces and consumes far more electrical energy than any other U.S. state. It generates almost twice as much electricity as the next highest generating state, Florida. Texas has an expanding variety of generating sources to meet consumption growth. Installed wind capacity grew to 28,800 MW and solar capacity grew to 3,100 MW at the end of 2019.[3] Wind generation exceeded nuclear in 2014, and was near to surpassing coal in the number two position in 2019.[1] Fossil-fuel and nuclear generation has remained nearly constant over the past two decades, with natural gas gradually replacing coal.[1][4]

Texas oil extraction operations in year 2019 included the flaring of 250 billion cubic feet of associated petroleum gas, with much of it concentrated in the Permian basin near Midland.[5] This amount of wasted natural gas could have met all of the state's residential heating and cooking needs,[6][7] or could have generated an amount of electrical energy nearly equal to the state's 40,000 GWh of nuclear generation.[8][9]

Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Austin
El Paso
Martin Lake
Monticello
Spruce
Denison
Comanche Peak
South Texas
Channel
Roscoe
Horse Hollow
Capricorn Ridge
Sabine
Forney
Midlothian
Brazos
Jones
Plant X
Decker
Tolk
Wildorado
Oak Grove
Location of power stations in Texas
Nuclear, Gas, Hydroelectric, Coal, Wind / Solar / Biomass
Cities
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Nuclear power stations


NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity (MW)Refs
South Texas Project Electric Generating StationMatagorda County28.795556°N 96.048889°W / 28.795556; -96.048889 (South Texas Project Electric Generating Station)2,500
Comanche Peak Nuclear Power PlantSomervell County32.298333°N 97.785°W / 32.298333; -97.785 (Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant)2,208

Fossil-fuel power stations


Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.[10]


Coal and lignite


A useful map[11] of coal generation plants is provided by the Sierra Club.

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity (MW)Year
opened		Scheduled
retirement		Refs
Coleto CreekFannin28°42′46″N 97°12′51″W6221980Scheduled to close by 2027[12]
FayetteLa Grange, in Fayette County29°55′02″N 97°14′58″W1,6901979 (615MW)
1980 (615MW)
1988 (460MW)		[13]
HarringtonPotter County35°17′50″N 101°44′51″W1,0801976 (360MW)
1978 (360MW)
1980 (360MW)		Convert to natural gas by 2025[14]
J.K. SpruceBexar County29°18′27″N 98°19′25″W1,4441992 (566MW)
2010 (878MW)		[12]
LimestoneJewett31°25′27″N 96°15′13″W1,8501985 (893MW)
1986 (957MW)		[15]
Major Oak PowerRobertson County31°5′29″N 96°41′34″W3491990 (150MW)
1991 (150MW)		[16]
Martin LakeRusk County32°15′35″N 94°34′13″W2,3801977 (793MW)
1978 (793MW)
1979 (793MW)		[17][12]
Oak GroveRobertson County31°10′48″N 96°29′30″W1,7962010 (917MW)
2011 (879MW)		[18]
PirkeyHallsville32°27′37″N 94°29′11″W7211985Scheduled to close in 2023[19][12]
San Miguel Lignite PowerplantChristine28°42′15″N 98°28′38″W3911982[20][21]
Sandy CreekRiesel31°28′29″N 96°57′23″W1,0082013[12]
TolkLamb County34°11′05″N 102°35′53″W1,1361982 (568MW)
1985 (568MW)		Scheduled to close by 2032[12]
W. A. Parish
(units 5 to 8)		Greater Houston29°28′34″N 95°38′0″W2,7361977 (734MW)
1978 (734MW)
1980 (614MW)
1982 (654MW)		[12]
WelshMount Pleasant33°03′17″N 94°50′24″W1,1161977 (558MW)
1982 (558MW)		To cease using coal in 2028.[19][12][22]

Defunct

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity (MW)DecommissionedRefs
Big BrownFreestone County31°49′14″N 96°03′22″W1,1862018[23]
Gibbons CreekGrimes County30°37′9″N 96°4′54″W4532018[12][24]
J.T. DeelyBexar County29°18′25″N 98°19′12″W9322018[12]
MonticelloTitus County33°05′28″N 95°02′17″W1,9802018[12]
OklaunionWilbarger County34°4′57″N 99°10′34″W6502020[12]
SandowMilam County30°33′51″N 97°03′50″W1,2522018[12][25][26]

Natural gas


Data from U.S. Energy Information Administration.[10] Additional data sources:[27][28][29]

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Generation
type		Year
opened		Refs
Arthur von RosenburgBexar County29.2570°N 98.3840°W / 29.2570; -98.3840 (Arthur von Rosenburg)518.02x1 Combined Cycle2000
Antelope Elk Energy CenterAbernathy, Texas33.8632°N 101.8431°W / 33.8632; -101.8431 (Antelope Elk Energy Center)738.0Reciprocating Engine (x18)
Simple Cycle (x3)		2011 (157MW)
2016 (581MW)
Barney M DavisNueces County27.6064°N 97.3117°W / 27.6064; -97.3117 (Barney M Davis)938.0Steam Turbine
2x1 Combined Cycle		1974 (300MW)
2010 (638MW)
Bastrop Energy CenterBastrop County30.1458°N 97.5500°W / 30.1458; -97.5500 (Bastrop Energy Center)540.02x1 Combined Cycle2002[29]
Baytown Energy CenterChambers County29.7731°N 94.9019°W / 29.7731; -94.9019 (Baytown EC)800.03x1 Combined Cycle2002
BacliffGalveston County29.4923°N 94.9848°W / 29.4923; -94.9848 (Bacliff)324.0Simple Cycle (x6)2018
Bayou CogenHarris County29.6225°N 95.0458°W / 29.6225; -95.0458 (Bayou Cogen)300.0Simple Cycle (x4)2014-2016
Black HawkHutchinson County35.6957°N 101.3600°W / 35.6957; -101.3600 (Black Hawk Station)225.0Simple Cycle1991/2005[28]
Bosque County PeakingBosque County27.6064°N 97.3117°W / 27.6064; -97.3117 (Barney M Davis)758.03x2 Combined Cycle2001/2010
C R Wing CogenHoward County32.2732°N 101.4224°W / 32.2732; -101.4224 (C R Wing Cogen)212.02x1 Combined Cycle1987
Cedar BayouChambers County29.7500°N 94.9256°W / 29.7500; -94.9256 (Cedar Bayou)1,495.0Steam Turbine (x2)1970/1972
Cedar Bayou 4Chambers County29.7516°N 94.9231°W / 29.7516; -94.9231 (Cedar Bayou)502.02x1 Combined Cycle2009
Channel Energy CenterPasadena29.7189°N 95.2319°W / 29.7189; -95.2319 (Channel EC)768.03x1 Combined Cycle2002/2014[30]
ChannelviewHarris County29°50′08″N 95°07′27″W830.04x1 Combined Cycle2002[31][29]
Colorado Bend Energy CenterWharton, Tx29.2878°N 96.0683°W / 29.2878; -96.0683 (Colorado Bend EC)484.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2002/2008[32][33][29]
Colorado Bend IIWharton County29.2894°N 96.0654°W / 29.2894; -96.0654 (Colorado Bend II)1,140.02x1 Combined Cycle2017
Corpus Christi Energy CenterNueces County30.2588°N 93.7353°W / 30.2588; -93.7353 (Corpus Christi EC)469.02x1 Combined Cycle2002
Cottonwood Energy CenterNewton County30.2588°N 93.7353°W / 30.2588; -93.7353 (Cottonwood EC)1,180.01x1 Combined Cycle (x4)2003
Decker Creek Power StationAustin30.3033°N 97.6128°W / 30.3033; -97.6128 (Decker Creek Power Station)928.0Steam Turbine (x2)
Simple Cycle (x4)		1975/1978 (724MW)
2008 (204MW)		[27]
DeCordovaHood County32.4031°N 97.7006°W / 32.4031; -97.7006 (DeCordova Station)282.0Simple Cycle (x4)1990[28]
Deer ParkHarris County29°42′55″N 95°08′10″W830.05x1 Combined Cycle2004/2014[34][29]
Eastman Cogen FacilityHarrison County32.4481°N 94.6903°W / 32.4481; -94.6903 (Eastman Cogen)410.02x1 Combined Cycle2001
EnnisEllis County32.3200°N 96.6750°W / 32.3200; -96.6750 (Ennis)360.01x1 Combined Cycle2002[28]
Exxon Mobile BaytownHarris County29.7591°N 95.0096°W / 29.7591; -95.0096 (Exxon Baytown)454.0Simple Cycle (x9)1977-2004
Exxon Mobile BeaumontJefferson County30.0636°N 94.0753°W / 30.0636; -94.0753 (Exxon Beaumont)605.0Steam Turbine (x5)
Simple Cycle (x4)		1966-1993 (138MW)
1993-2005 (467MW)
Formosa Utility VentureNewton County30.2588°N 93.7353°W / 30.2588; -93.7353 (Cottonwood EC)597.37x3 Combined Cycle1994/2003
Forney Energy CenterKaufman County32°45′46″N 96°29′00″W1,784.06x2 Combined Cycle2003[35]
Freeport EnergyBrazoria County28.9913°N 95.4075°W / 28.9913; -95.4075 (Freeport Energy)516.0Simple Cycle
2x1 Combined Cycle (x2)		1978 (59MW)
1982-1984 (457MW)
Freeport Energy CenterBrazoria County28.9888°N 95.3954°W / 28.9888; -95.3954 (Freeport EC)219.41x1 Combined Cycle2007
FreestoneFreestone County31.8907°N 96.1131°W / 31.8907; -96.1131 (Freestone)951.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2002[28]
Galveston Power Station 4Galveston County29.3782°N 94.9219°W / 29.3782; -94.9219 (Galveston Station 4)172.02x1 Combined Cycle1986
GrahamYoung County33.1344°N 98.6117°W / 33.1344; -98.6117 (Graham)624.0Steam Turbine (x2)1960/1969[27]
Green PowerGalveston County29.3781°N 95.9327°W / 29.3781; -95.9327 (Green Power)624.03x2 Combined Cycle2003/2009
Greens BayouHarris County29.8222°N 95.2194°W / 29.8222; -95.2194 (Greens Bayou)330.0Simple Cycle (x6)1976
GregorySan Patricio County27.8893°N 97.2584°W / 27.8893; -97.2584 (Gregory Power Plant)550.02x1 Combined Cycle2000
GuadalupeGuadalupe County29°37′32″N 98°08′28″W1,000.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2000[36][29]
Hal C WeaverUT-Austin30.2867°N 97.7356°W / 30.2867; -97.7356 (Hal C Weaver)146.81x1 Combined Cycle
1x3 Combined Cycle		2004 (72.6MW)
2010 (74.2MW)
HandleyTarrant County32.7283°N 97.2192°W / 32.7283; -97.2192 (Handley)1,265.0Steam Turbine (x3)1963/1977[27]
Harrison CountyHarrison County32.3958°N 94.4367°W / 32.3958; -94.4367 (Harrison County)514.42x1 Combined Cycle2002
Hays Energy ProjectHays County29°46′50″N 97°59′22″W1,100.0Combined Cycle (x4)2004[37][29]
Hidalgo Energy CenterHidalgo County26.3417°N 98.1758°W / 26.3417; -98.1758 (Hidalgo EC)470.02x1 Combined Cycle2000
Houston Chemical ComplexHarris County29.7314°N 95.0839°W / 29.7314; -95.0839 (Houston Chem Complex)263.03x1 Combined Cycle1982/2005
Ingleside CogenSan Patricio County27.8828°N 97.2428°W / 27.8828; -97.2428 (Ingleside Cogen)310.01x1 Combined Cycle1999
J Robert MassengaleLubbock County33.6039°N 101.8408°W / 33.6039; -101.8408 (JR Massengale)74.02x1 Combined Cycle1957/2000
Jack CountyWise County31.8907°N 96.1131°W / 31.8907; -96.1131 (Freestone)1,240.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2006/2011[29]
Jack Fusco Energy Center
Brazos Valley		Fort Bend County29.4731°N 95.6244°W / 29.4731; -95.6244 (Jack Fusco EC)520.02x1 Combined cycle2003 [29]
Johnson CountyJohnston County32.3994°N 97.4078°W / 32.3994; -97.4078 (Gregory Power Plant)267.01x1 Combined Cycle1996
Jones Generating StationLubbock County33°31′27.5″N 101°44′23″W820.0Steam Turbine (x2)
Simple Cycle (x2)		1971/1974 (486MW)
2011/2013 (334MW)		[38]
Knox Lee Power StationGregg County32.3770976°N 94.6413185°W / 32.3770976; -94.6413185 (Knox Lee Power Station)501.0Steam Turbine (x3)1950/1952/1974[39]
Lake HubbardDallas County32.8358°N 96.5458°W / 32.8358; -96.5458 (Lake Hubbard)915.0Steam Turbine (x2)1970/1973[27]
Lamar Power ProjectLamar County33.6308°N 95.5900°W / 33.6308; -95.5900 (Lamar Project)1,036.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2000
Lewis CreekMontgomery County30.4356°N 95.5210°W / 30.4356; -95.5210 (Lewis Creek)503.0Steam Turbine (x2)1970/1971
Lost Pines 1Bastrop County30.1478°N 97.2714°W / 30.1478; -97.2714 (Lost Pines)511.02x1 Combined Cycle2001[40]
Magic ValleyHidalgo County26.3403°N 98.1900°W / 26.3403; -98.1900 (Magic Valley)682.02x1 Combined Cycle2002
MidlothianEllis County32°25′48″N 97°03′18″W1,734.0Combined Cycle (x6)2000/2001[28][41]
Montana StationEl Paso County31.8239°N 106.2119°W / 31.8239; -106.2119 (Montana Station)352.0Simple Cycle (x4)2015/2016
Morgan CreekMitchell County32.3358°N 100.9156°W / 32.3358; -100.9156 (Morgan Creek)402.0Simple Cycle (x6)1988
Mountain CreekDallas County32.7231°N 96.9358°W / 32.7231; -96.9358 (Mountain Creek)808.0Steam Turbine (x3)1956/1958/1967[27]
MustangYoakum County32.9728°N 102.7417°W / 32.9728; -102.7417 (Mustang)913.02x1 Combined Cycle
Simple Cycle (x3)		1999/2000 (463MW)
2006-2013 (450MW)		[28]
NewmanEl Paso County31.9836°N 106.4318°W / 31.9836; -106.4318 (Newman)550.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)1975/2011
NicholsPotter County35.2825°N 101.7468°W / 35.2825; -101.7468 (Nichols Generating Station)457.0Steam Turbine (x3)1960/1962/1968[28][42]
Nueces BayNueces County27.8194°N 97.4192°W / 27.8194; -97.4192 (Nueces Bay)638.02x1 Combined Cycle1972/2010
Odessa EctorEctor County31°50′16″N 102°19′40″W1,135.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2001[28][43]
Optim Energy AlturaHarris County29.8161°N 95.1077°W / 29.8161; -95.1077 (Optim Altura)540.06x1 Combined Cycle1986
O W SommersBexar County29.3081°N 98.3242°W / 29.3081; -98.3242 (OW Sommers)830.0Steam Turbine (x2)1972/1974
Oyster CreekBrazoria County28.9802°N 95.3420°W / 28.9802; -95.3420 (Oyster Creek)425.03x1 Combined Cycle1994
Paris Energy CenterLamar County27.8893°N 97.2584°W / 27.8893; -97.2584 (Gregory Power Plant)236.02x1 Combined Cycle1989
Pasadena CogenHarris County29.7247°N 95.1765°W / 29.7247; -95.1765 (Pasadena Cogen)720.01x1 Combined Cycle
2x1 Combined Cycle		1998 (225MW)
2000 (495MW)
Permian BasinWard County31.5839°N 102.9633°W / 31.5839; -102.9633 (Permian Basin)321.0Simple Cycle (x5)1988/1990
Plant XLamb County34°09′57″N 102°24′38″W442.0Steam Turbine (x4)1952-1964
Port Arthur Air ProductsJefferson County29.8665°N 93.9651°W / 29.8665; -93.9651 (Port Arthur Air Products)138.4Simple Cycle (x3)2006-2012
Port Arthur RefineryJefferson County29.8885°N 93.9510°W / 29.8885; -93.9510 (Port Arthur Refinery)550.05x3 Combined Cycle1957-2011
Quail Run Energy CenterEctor County31.8414°N 102.3150°W / 31.8414; -102.3150 (Quail Run EC)472.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2002/2007
R W MillerPalo Pinto County32.6581°N 98.3103°W / 32.6581; -98.3103 (RW Miller)574.0Steam Turbine (x3)
Simple Cycle (x2)		1968-1975 (366MW)
1994 (208MW)
Ray OlingerCollin County33.0681°N 96.4525°W / 33.0681; -96.4525 (Ray Olinger)320.0Steam Turbine (x3)1967/1971/1976
Rio NogalesSeguin, Texas29°35′36″N 97°58′25″W800.03x1 Combined Cycle2002[29]
Roland C. DansbyBrazos County30.7217°N 96.4608°W / 30.7217; -96.4608 (Dansby)204.2Steam Turbine
Simple Cycle (x2)		1978 (110MW)
2004/2010 (94.2MW)		[44]
Sabine / Sabine River WorksOrange County30°01′27″N 93°52′30″W2,124.0Steam Turbine (x4)
1x1 Combined Cycle
2x1 Combined Cycle (x2)		1962-1979 (1,530MW)
1987 (87MW)
2001 (507MW)		[27][45]
Sam BertronHarris County29°43′35″N 95°03′33″W875[27]
Sam RayburnVictoria County28.8947°N 97.1350°W / 28.8947; -97.1350 (Sam Rayburn)205.0Simple Cycle (x2)
3x1 Combined Cycle		1963 (21MW)
2003 (184MW)		[29]
San JacintoHarris County29.6948°N 95.0406°W / 29.6948; -95.0406 (San Jacinto)162.0Simple Cycle (x2)1995
ShermanGrayson County33.5779°N 96.6151°W / 33.5779; -96.6151 (Panda Sherman)758.02x1 Combined Cycle2014[46][47]
Sim GideonBastrop County30.1456°N 97.2708°W / 30.1456; -97.2708 (Sim Gideon)608.0Steam Turbine (x3)1965/1968/1972[48]
Sand Hill Energy CenterTravis County30.209°N 97.613°W / 30.209; -97.613 (Sand Hill Energy Center)596.0Simple Cycle (x6)
1x1 Combined Cycle		2001/2010 (284MW)
2004 (312MW)		[29]
Stryker CreekCherokee County31.9398°N 94.9898°W / 31.9398; -94.9898 (Stryker Creek)669.0Steam Turbine (x2)1958/1965
Sweeny CogenBrazoria County29.0728°N 95.7450°W / 29.0728; -95.7450 (Sweeny Cogen)436.0Simple Cycle (x4)1997/2000
T H WhartonHarris County29.9417°N 95.5306°W / 29.9417; -95.5306 (T H Wharton)1,025.0Simple Cycle (x4x1 Combined Cycle (x2)1967/1975 (361MW) 1972/1974 (664MW)
Tenaska Frontier Generation StationGrimes County30.5924°N 95.9178°W / 30.5924; -95.9178 (Tenaska Frontier)860.03x1 Combined Cycle2000
Tenaska Gateway Generation Station Rusk County 32.0184097°N 94.6192779°W / 32.0184097; -94.6192779 (Tenaska Gateway Generation Station) 845.03x1 Combined Cycle2001 [49]
Temple 1&2Bell County31.0568°N 97.3160°W / 31.0568; -97.3160 (Temple 1&2)1,500.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2014/2015[50][51][52][53]
Texas City CogenGalveston County29.3787°N 94.9439°W / 29.3787; -94.9439 (Texas City)451.03x1 Combined Cycle1987
Thomas C. FergusonLlano County30°33′27″N 98°22′20″W516.02x1 Combined Cycle2014[54]
V H BraunigBexar County29.2567°N 98.3825°W / 29.2567; -98.3825 (V H Braunig)1,050.0Steam Turbine (x3)
Simple Cycle (x4)		1966-1973 (859MW)
2010 (191MW)
VictoriaVictoria County28.7883°N 97.0100°W / 28.7883; -97.0100 (Victoria)300.01x1 Combined Cycle1963/2009
W. A. ParishFort Bend County29°28′34″N 95°38′0″W1,043.0Steam Turbine (x4)
Simple Cycle (x2)		1958-1968 (956MW)
1967/2013 (87MW)
WilkesMarion County32°50′53″N 94°32′52″W879.0Steam Turbine (x3)1964/1970/1971
Winchester Power ParkFayette County30.0381°N 96.9875°W / 30.0381; -96.9875 (Winchester Power Park)176.0Simple Cycle (x4)2010[55]
Wise CountyWise County33.0583°N 97.9103°W / 33.0583; -97.9103 (Wise County)670.02x1 Combined Cycle2004
Wolf Hollow 1Hood County32°20′05″N 97°44′04″W750.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2003[28][56]
Wolf Hollow 2Hood County32.340666°N 97.733998°W / 32.340666; -97.733998 (Wolf Hollow 2)1200.02x1 Combined Cycle (x2)2017[28][57]

Defunct

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity (MW)DecommissionedRefs
Eagle MountainTarrant County32.9056°N 97.4792°W / 32.9056; -97.4792 (Eagle Mountain)6962005[27][58]
Paint CreekHaskell County33°04′46″N 99°34′51″W2182002[59]
P.H. RobinsonGalveston County29°29′15″N 94°58′46″W2,3162009[60]

Renewable power stations


Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.[10]


Biomass


NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity (MW)Refs
Nacogdoches Generating FacilityNacogdoches County31.8321°N 94.9006°W / 31.8321; -94.9006 (Nacogdoches Generating Facility)100[61]
Rio Grande Valley Sugar GrowersSanta Rosa26°16′11″N 97°52′0″W23.5[62]
Snider IndustriesMarshall32°34′45″N 94°22′27″W5[62]
Texarkana MillCass County33°15′27″N 94°04′17″W65[63]
Woodville Renewable PowerWoodville30°44′56″N 94°26′10″W49[62]

Defunct

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity (MW)DecommissionedRefs
Aspen Biomass Power PlantLufkin31°22′9″N 94°44′22″W442016[64]

Hydroelectric dams


See also: List of dams and reservoirs in Texas
Name Location Type Capacity (MW) Operator Year opened Refs
Amistad Dam Val Verde County, Texas Hydro 132 International Boundary and Water Commission 1969 [65]
Buchanan Dam Colorado River (Texas) Hydro 48 Lower Colorado River Authority 1937 [66]
Denison Dam Bryan County, Oklahoma / Grayson County, Texas Hydro 80 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1945 [66]
Falcon Dam Rio Grande Hydro 63 International Boundary and Water Commission 1954 [67]
Inks Dam Colorado River (Texas) Hydro 15 Lower Colorado River Authority 1938 [68]
Mansfield Dam Colorado River (Texas) Hydro 102 Lower Colorado River Authority 1941 [69]
R.C. Thomas Hydroelectric Project Trinity River (Texas) Hydro 24 East Texas Electrical Cooperative 2020 [70]
Sam Rayburn Dam Angelina River Hydro 52 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1966 [71]
Max Starcke Dam Colorado River (Texas) Hydro 41 Lower Colorado River Authority 1951 [72]
Toledo Bend Dam Sabine River (Texas–Louisiana) Hydro 92 Sabine River Authority of Texas 1969 [73]
Tom Miller Dam Colorado River (Texas) Hydro 17 Lower Colorado River Authority 1940 [74]
Whitney Dam Bosque and Hill counties, Texas Hydro 43 United States Army Corps of Engineers 1951 [75][76]
Wirtz Dam Llano and Burnet counties, Texas Hydro 60 Lower Colorado River Authority 1951 [77]

Wind farms


See also: Wind power in Texas

The following list emphasizes operating wind farms in Texas that are 100 MW or larger.

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity (MW)Turbine
Manufacturer		Year
Opened		Refs
Amazon Wind Farm TexasScurry32°51′50″N 100°58′30″W253GE Energy2017[78]
Anacacho Wind FarmKinney29°11′41″N 100°11′16″W100Vestas2012
Bearkat Wind FarmGlasscock31°43′38″N 101°34′55″W196.7Vestas2017
Bethel Wind FarmCastro34°34′29″N 102°28′10″W276GE Energy2017
Blue Cloud Wind FarmBailey, Lamb34°04′17″N 102°36′08″W148.4Vestas2018[79]
Buffalo Gap Wind FarmNolan, Taylor32°18′38″N 100°08′57″W523.3Mitsubishi2008
Brazos Wind FarmScurry32°57′00″N 101°08′49″W160Vestas2003[80]
Breunnings Breeze Wind FarmWillacy26°27′49″N 97°49′47″W228Acciona2018[81]
Bull Creek Wind FarmBorden32°55′47″N 101°35′03″W180Mitsubishi2008
Cactus Flats Hill Wind FarmWebb31°19′59″N 98°52′48″W148.4Vestas2018[82]
Camp Springs Energy CenterScurry32°43′56″N 100°48′28″W250.5GE Energy2008[80]
Capricorn Ridge Wind FarmCoke, Sterling31°54′11″N 100°54′04″W662.5GE Energy/Siemens2008
Chapman Ranch Wind FarmNueces27°37′23″N 97°31′46″W236Acciona2017
Cedro Hill Wind FarmWebb27°34′35″N 98°54′18″W150GE Energy2010[83]
Colbeck's Corner Wind FarmCarson, Gray35°15′15″N 101°11′12″W200GE Energy2016
Desert Sky Wind FarmPecos30°54′57″N 102°6′29″W160.5GE Energy2001[80]
Elbow Creek Wind ProjectHoward32°12′57″N 101°25′51″W121.9Siemens2008[80]
Electra Wind FarmWilbarger34°08′48″N 99°29′39″W230GE Energy2016[84]
Falvez Astra Wind FarmRandall34°46′36″N 102°03′48″W163.2GE Energy2017[85]
Flat Top Wind FarmMills31°40′32″N 98°31′04″W200Vestas2018[86]
Goat Mountain Wind RanchCoke, Sterling31°57′5″N 100°47′55″W149.6Mitsubishi2009[80]
Goldthwaite Wind FarmMills31°24′28″N 98°28′47″W148.6GE Energy2014[87]
Grandview Wind FarmCarson35°20′44″N 101°22′50″W211GE Energy2014[88]
Green Pastures Wind Farm (I & II)Baylor, Knox33°37′42″N 99°24′40″W300Acciona2015[89]
Gulf Wind FarmKenedy27°05′16″N 97°35′22″W283Mitsubishi2009[90]
Hackberry Wind ProjectShackelford32°49′27″N 99°16′42″W165Siemens2008
Hale Wind FarmHale33°55′40″N 101°44′32″W478Vestas2019[91]
Hereford Wind FarmDeaf Smith34°49′05″N 102°24′34″W200GE Energy/Vestas2014[92]
Hidalgo Wind FarmHidalgo26°27′56″N 98°24′40″W250Vestas2016[93]
Horse Creek Wind FarmHaskell33°09′36″N 99°45′00″W230GE Energy2016[94]
Horse Hollow Wind Energy CenterNolan, Taylor32°11′24″N 100°01′48″W735.5GE Energy/Siemens2006
Javelina Wind Energy CenterWebb, Duval27°26′24″N 98°54′36″W748.7GE Energy2018[95]
Jumbo Road WindCastro34°49′05″N 102°24′35″W300GE Energy2015[96]
KarankawaPatricio/Bee28°09′14″N 97°46′12″W307GE Energy2020[97]
Keechi Wind ProjectJack31°31′1″N 95°57′12″W110Vestas2015
King Mountain Wind FarmUpton31°14′16″N 102°14′16″W278.2Bonus/GE Energy2001
Langford Wind FarmTom Green, Schleicher, Irion31°06′15″N 100°39′39″W150GE Energy2009
Live Oak Wind FarmSchleicher30°53′56″N 100°36′37″W199.5Gamesa2018[98]
Logan's Gap Wind FarmComanche31°49′21″N 98°41′26″W200Siemens2015[99]
Lone Star Wind FarmShackelford, Callahan32°16′22″N 99°27′22″W400Gamesa2008
Los Vientos Wind FarmStarr, Willacy26°22′00″N 98°49′00″W912Mitsubishi/Siemens/Vestas2016[100]
Magic Valley Wind FarmWillacy26°24′57″N 97°33′56″W203Vestas2012[101]
Majestic Wind FarmCarson35°22′50″N 101°31′41″W161.1Vestas2012[102]
Mariah North Wind FarmParmer34°31′49″N 102°55′28″W230.4GE Energy2016[103]
McAdoo Wind FarmDickens33°45′06″N 100°58′09″W150GE Energy2008
Mesquite Creek WindBorden, Dawson32°42′00″N 101°44′28″W211GE Energy2015[104]
Miami Wind Energy CenterRoberts, Hemphill, Gray, Wheeler35°39′14″N 100°32′19″W289GE Energy2014[105]
Notrees WindpowerEctor, Winkler31°59′48″N 102°50′22″W150Vestas/GE Energy2009
Palo Duro Wind Energy CenterHansford, Ochiltree36°24′51″N 101°02′00″W250GE Energy2014[106]
Panhandle Wind Farm (I & II)Carson35°25′39″N 101°15′11″W400GE/Siemens2014
Panther Creek Wind FarmBig Spring31°59′00″N 101°7′00″W457.5GE Energy2009
Papalote Creek Wind FarmSan Patricio27°58′48″N 97°23′28″W380Siemens/Vestas2010[107]
Patriot Wind FarmNueces27°35′34″N 97°38′53″W226Vestas2019[91]
Peñascal Wind Power ProjectKenedy27°6′44″N 97°32′26″W605.2Mitsubishi, Gamesa2010[80][108]
Prairie Hill Wind ProjectLimestone, McLennan31°34′04″N 96°48′45″W300Nordex2020
Rattlesnake Wind Energy CenterGlasscock31°46′33″N 101°44′27″W207GE Energy2015[109]
Rattlesnake Wind FarmMcCulloch31°15′08″N 99°31′35″W160Goldwind2018[110]
Rocksprings Wind FarmVal Verde29°46′16″N 100°46′31″W180GE Energy2017[111]
Roscoe Wind FarmRoscoe32°15′52″N 100°20′39″W 781.5GE Energy/Siemens/Mitsubishi2009
Route 66 Wind FarmCarson, Armstrong34°56′14″N 101°26′02″W150Vestas2015[112]
Salt Fork Wind FarmDonley, Gray35°11′18″N 100°51′14″W174Vestas2016[113]
Santa Rita Wind EnergyReagan31°10′53″N 101°19′08″W 300GE Energy2018[114]
Shannon WindClay33°30′13″N 98°22′25″W204GE Energy2015[115]
Sherbino Wind FarmPecos30°48′40″N 102°21′43″W300Vestas2011[116]
South Plains Wind FarmFloyd34°11′07″N 101°22′18″W500.3Vestas2016[117][118]
Spinning Spur Wind RanchOldham, Potter35°13′37″N 102°12′45″W516GE Energy/Siemens/Vestas2015[119]
Stella Wind FarmKenedy26°56′21″N 97°41′25″W201Acciona2018[120]
Stephens Ranch Wind Farm (I & II)Borden, Lynn32°55′35″N 101°38′52″W376GE Energy2015[121]
Sweetwater Wind FarmNolan32°21′33″N 100°21′20″W585.3GE Energy/Siemens/Mitsubishi2007
Tahoka Wind FarmLynn33°09′03″N 100°40′45″W300GE Energy2018[122]
Trent Wind FarmNolan32°25′19″N 100°12′44″W150GE Energy2001
Trinity Hills Wind FarmArcher, Young33°23′14″N 98°39′11″W225Clipper2012[123]
Turkey Track Energy CenterNolan, Coke, Runnels32°11′05″N 100°16′20″W170GE Energy2008
Wake Wind FarmCrosby33°50′24″N 101°06′11″W257.2GE Energy2016
Wildorado Wind RanchOldham, Potter, Randall35°17′31″N 102°18′11″W161Siemens2007[80]
Willow SpringsHaskell33°20′35″N 99°38′30″W250GE Energy2017[124]
Woodward Mountain Wind RanchPecos30°57′16″N 102°25′22″W159Vestas2001

Solar farms


See also: Solar power in Texas

The following list emphasizes operating solar photovoltaic farms in Texas that are 20 MW or larger.

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MWAC)		Year
Completed		Refs
Roadrunner 1 & 2Upton County31.2194°N 102.1922°W / 31.2194; -102.1922 (Roadrunner Solar)4972019/2020[125]
PermianAndrews County4202019+40MW battery[126][127]
PhoebeWinkler County31.8434°N 102.8683°W / 31.8434; -102.8683 (Phoebe Solar)2502019[128]
Rambler SolarTom Green County31.5170°N 100.6000°W / 31.5170; -100.6000 (Rambler Solar)2002020[129]
Holstein SolarNolan County32.1041°N 100.1624°W / 32.1041; -100.1624 (Holstein Solar)2002020[130]
OberonEctor County31.7033°N 102.7012°W / 31.7033; -102.7012 (Oberon Solar)1802020[131]
Upton Solar 2Upton County31.2418°N 102.2903°W / 31.2418; -102.2903 (Upton Solar)1802018[132][133]
Midway SolarPecos County30.9910°N 102.2214°W / 30.9910; -102.2214 (Midway Solar)1782019[134]
Roserock SolarPecos County30.9602°N 103.3067°W / 30.9602; -103.3067 (Roserock Solar)1572016[135]
Buckthorn Solar 1Pecos County30.5755°N 102.5513°W / 30.5755; -102.5513 (Buckthorn Solar)1542018[136]
East Pecos SolarPecos County31.0009°N 102.2817°W / 31.0009; -102.2817 (East Pecos Solar)1202017[137]
Castle Gap SolarUpton County31.2550°N 102.2720°W / 31.2550; -102.2720 (Castle Gap Solar)1162017[138]
Alamo 6Pecos County30.9931°N 102.2708°W / 30.9931; -102.2708 (Pearl Solar)1102017[139]
Alamo 7Haskell County33.0068°N 99.6044°W / 33.0068; -99.6044 (Alamo 7)1062016[140]
Lamesa SolarDawson County32.7156°N 101.9265°W / 32.7156; -101.9265 (Lamesa Solar)1022017[141]
LapetusAndrews County32.4601°N 102.6728°W / 32.4601; -102.6728 (Lapetus Solar)1002019[142]
Alamo 5Uvalde29.2167°N 99.7161°W / 29.2167; -99.7161 (Alamo 5)952016[143]
Pearl SolarPecos County30.9878°N 102.2683°W / 30.9878; -102.2683 (Pearl Solar)502017[144]
SolaireHolman SolarBrewster County30.4551°N 103.4747°W / 30.4551; -103.4747 (SolaireHolman Solar)502017[145]
IvoryDawson County32.7156°N 101.9265°W / 32.7156; -101.9265 (Lamesa Solar)502018[146]
Alamo 1San Antonio29.2717°N 98.4447°W / 29.2717; -98.4447 (Alamo 1)412013[147]
Alamo 4Brackettville29.3289°N 100.3839°W / 29.3289; -100.3839 (Alamo 4)39.62014[148]
Webberville Solar FarmWebberville30.2383°N 97.5086°W / 30.2383; -97.5086 (Webberville Solar Farm)302011[149]

Utility companies


* public utility
Touchstone Energy
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association



See also



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