Power plants in Oklahoma
148 operating power projects with 36,524 MW of nameplate capacity, from EIA-860M for August 2026.
Projects
148
Nameplate capacity
36,524 MW
Counties with a plant
50
Operators
81
Power markets: SPP prices
Capacity by fuel
Natural gas · 16,487 MW · 34Wind · 13,742 MW · 70Coal · 3,573 MW · 3Solar · 1,185 MW · 22Hydro · 732 MW · 9Battery storage · 432 MW · 4Pumped storage · 259 MW · 1Other fuels · 115 MW · 5
MW is nameplate from operating generators and batteries. Plant counts use each project's primary fuel, so a coal and gas plant counts once.
Largest power plants in Oklahoma
Top 50 · All 148 plants| Plant | Primary fuel | MW | County | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muskogee | Natural gas and coal | 1,716 | Muskogee | Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co |
| Seminole (OK) | Natural gas | 1,701 | Seminole | Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co |
| Northeastern | Natural gas and coal | 1,478 | Rogers | Public Service Co of Oklahoma |
| Redbud Power Plant | Natural gas | 1,434 | Oklahoma | Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co |
| Kiamichi Energy Facility | Natural gas | 1,370 | Pittsburg | Kiowa Power Partners LLC |
| Oneta Energy Center | Natural gas | 1,214 | Wagoner | Oneta Power LLC |
| GREC | Natural gas and coal | 1,194 | Mayes | Grand River Dam Authority |
| Sooner | Coal | 1,138 | Noble | Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co |
| Riverside (OK) | Natural gas | 1,122 | Tulsa | Public Service Co of Oklahoma |
| Chouteau | Natural gas | 1,070 | Mayes | Associated Electric Coop, Inc |
Oklahoma power plants by fuel
Solar farms in Oklahoma22 plants · 1,182 MWWind farms in Oklahoma71 plants · 13,742 MWBattery storage projects in Oklahoma5 projects · 432 MWNatural gas power plants in Oklahoma34 plants · 16,487 MWCoal power plants in Oklahoma6 plants · 3,573 MWHydroelectric power plants in Oklahoma9 plants · 732 MW
Newest plants in Oklahoma
Ordered by the month the first generator began operating.
Mayes County SolarSolar · 101.5 MW · Mayes County · August 2026Choctaw Fields Solar ProjectSolar · 85 MW · Choctaw County · August 2026Saltbranch Solar 1Solar · 73 MW · Mayes County · August 2026Saltbranch 2Solar · 73 MW · Mayes County · August 2026Huckleberry SolarSolar · 124.7 MW · Mayes County · May 2026Twelvemile Solar 1Solar · 152 MW · Mayes County · March 2026
Counties with the most capacity
Largest operators in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co17 plants · 8,620 MW
Public Service Co of Oklahoma10 plants · 5,549 MW
Grand River Dam Authority4 plants · 1,712 MW
Southwestern Electric Power Co2 plants · 1,597 MW
Kiowa Power Partners LLC1 plant · 1,370 MW
Grouped by EIA operator name. Parent companies are not merged.
All 148 plants in Oklahoma, by county
Beaver County 4 plants
- Balko Wind LLC Wind · 299.7 MW
- Ponderosa Wind Energy Center Wind · 200 MW
- Bluestem Wind · 198 MW
- Ponderosa Wind II Wind · 100 MW
Bryan County 2 plants
- Choctaw Nation Solar Farm Solar · 5 MW
- Butterfield Solar Farm Solar · 5 MW
Caddo County 11 plants
- Southwestern Natural gas · 656 MW
- Anadarko Plant Natural gas · 540.3 MW
- Caddo Wind Wind · 303.2 MW
- White Rock East Wind Project Wind · 201.5 MW
- Minco Wind III, LLC Wind · 100.8 MW
- Blue Canyon Windpower VI LLC Wind · 99.8 MW
- White Rock West Wind Project Wind · 99.5 MW
- Blue Canyon Windpower V LLC Wind · 99 MW
- Cyril Solar · 5 MW
- Hinton Solar · 3 MW
- Pine Ridge Solar · 3 MW
Canadian County 3 plants
- Mustang Natural gas · 464.5 MW
- Canadian Hills Wind Wind · 293.7 MW
- Minco Wind IV, LLC Wind · 130 MW
Cherokee County 1 plant
- Fort Gibson Hydro · 44.8 MW
Choctaw County 2 plants
- Hugo Coal · 446 MW
- Choctaw Fields Solar Project Solar · 85 MW
Cleveland County 2 plants
- University of Oklahoma Natural gas · 18.6 MW
- Norman Solar Solar · 2 MW
Coal County 3 plants
- Centrahoma East Natural gas · 25 MW
- Centrahoma West Natural gas · 25 MW
- Little Dixie Natural gas · 12.5 MW
Comanche County 3 plants
- Comanche (OK) Natural gas · 290 MW
- Blue Canyon Windpower II Wind · 151.4 MW
- Blue Canyon Windpower Wind · 74.3 MW
Custer County 2 plants
- Traverse Wind Project, LLC Wind · 999 MW
- Weatherford Wind Energy Center Wind · 147 MW
Dewey County 5 plants
- Crossroads Wind Farm Wind · 227.5 MW
- Mammoth Plains Wind · 226.1 MW
- Seiling Wind I Wind · 199 MW
- Taloga Wind LLC Wind · 130 MW
- Seiling Wind II Wind · 98.6 MW
Ellis County 2 plants
- 25 Mile Creek Wind · 250 MW
- Great Western Wind Energy, LLC Wind · 225 MW
Garfield County 7 plants
- Skeleton Creek Energy Center Hybrid Solar · 752 MW
- Chisholm View Wind Project Wind · 300 MW
- King Plains Wind Project Wind · 248.2 MW
- Armadillo Flats Wind Project, LLC Wind · 247.3 MW
- Breckinridge Wind Project LLC Wind · 98.8 MW
- Breckinridge Energy Storage Battery storage · 65 MW
- Covington Solar Farm Solar · 10 MW
Grady County 7 plants
- Drift Sand Wind Project LLC Wind · 108 MW
- Minco Wind II, LLC Wind · 100.8 MW
- Minco Wind I, LLC Wind · 99.2 MW
- Redbed Plains Wind Farm Wind · 99.1 MW
- Minco II Energy Storage Battery storage · 65 MW
- Rush Springs Energy Storage (BA) Battery storage · 10 MW
- Tuttle Solar · 4 MW
Grant County 2 plants
- Grant Wind, LLC Wind · 151.8 MW
- Grant Plains Wind, LLC Wind · 147.2 MW
Harper County 4 plants
- Centennial Wind Farm Wind · 120 MW
- Sleeping Bear LLC Wind · 94.5 MW
- Buffalo Bear LLC Wind · 18.9 MW
- Laverne Diesel Generating Plant Oil · 4 MW
Haskell County 1 plant
- Eufaula Dam Hydro · 90 MW
Hughes County 1 plant
- Buzzard Flop Natural gas · 7.5 MW
Johnston County 1 plant
- Diamond Spring, LLC Wind · 303.5 MW
Kay County 8 plants
- Frontier Windpower II Wind · 351.8 MW
- Kay Wind, LLC Wind · 299 MW
- Frontier Windpower Wind · 200 MW
- Rock Falls Wind Farm LLC Wind · 154.5 MW
- Ponca City Natural gas · 134.3 MW
- Charles D. Lamb Energy Center Natural gas · 122 MW
- NextEra-Blackwell Wind, LLC Wind · 59.8 MW
- Kaw Hydro Hydro · 37 MW
Kingfisher County 3 plants
- Red Dirt Wind Project Wind · 299.3 MW
- Kingfisher Wind LLC Wind · 298 MW
- Kingfisher Oil · 9.1 MW
Kiowa County 3 plants
- Rocky Ridge Wind Project Wind · 148.8 MW
- North Fork Solar Project Solar · 120 MW
- Kiowa County Solar Project Solar · 100 MW
Le Flore County 1 plant
- River Valley Coal · 350 MW
Logan County 3 plants
- Wagon Wheel Wind Wind · 598.4 MW
- Spring Creek Energy Center Natural gas · 346 MW
- Horizon Hill Wind Project Wind · 201.5 MW
Love County 1 plant
- Marietta Solar · 3 MW
Major County 1 plant
- Maverick Wind Project, LLC Wind · 288 MW
Mayes County 11 plants
- GREC Natural gas · 1,194.3 MW
- Chouteau Natural gas · 1,069.6 MW
- Salina Pumped storage · 259.2 MW
- Twelvemile Solar 1 Solar · 152 MW
- Pensacola Hydro · 129.6 MW
- Markham Hydro · 128.4 MW
- Huckleberry Solar Solar · 124.7 MW
- Mayes County Solar Solar · 101.5 MW
- Saltbranch Solar 1 Solar · 73 MW
- Saltbranch 2 Solar · 73 MW
- Twelvemile Solar 2 Solar · 52.2 MW
McClain County 1 plant
- McClain Energy Facility Natural gas · 551.3 MW
McCurtain County 2 plants
- Broken Bow Dam Hydro · 100 MW
- International Paper Valliant OK Wood biomass · 68 MW
Murray County 5 plants
- Origin Wind Wind · 150 MW
- Rockhaven Wind Project, LLC Wind · 140 MW
- Glass Sands Wind Facility Wind · 117 MW
- Arbuckle Mountain Wind Farm LLC Wind · 100 MW
- Chickasaw Nation Solar Farm Solar · 5 MW
Muskogee County 3 plants
- Muskogee Natural gas · 1,716 MW
- Georgia-Pacific Muskogee Natural gas · 114 MW
- Webbers Falls Hydro · 50 MW
Noble County 3 plants
- Sooner Coal · 1,138 MW
- Thunder Ranch Wind Project Wind · 297.8 MW
- Willow Creek Wind (OK) Wind · 220 MW
Okfuskee County 1 plant
- Weleetka Natural gas · 110 MW
Oklahoma County 4 plants
- Redbud Power Plant Natural gas · 1,433.6 MW
- Horseshoe Lake Natural gas · 564 MW
- Frontier Natural gas · 131.4 MW
- Tinker Natural gas · 96.2 MW
Osage County 3 plants
- Osage Wind, LLC Wind · 150.4 MW
- Pawhuska Oil · 9 MW
- Tulsa LFG LLC Landfill gas · 3.2 MW
Payne County 2 plants
- Stillwater Energy Center Natural gas · 56.4 MW
- Cushing Natural gas · 20.6 MW
Pittsburg County 2 plants
- Kiamichi Energy Facility Natural gas · 1,370 MW
- Stuart (OK) Natural gas · 5 MW
Pontotoc County 2 plants
- Pontotoc Wind Wind · 147.5 MW
- People's Solar · 5 MW
Pushmataha County 1 plant
- Wildhorse Mountain Wind Facility Wind · 100 MW
Roger Mills County 3 plants
- Elk City LLC Wind · 198.1 MW
- Dempsey Ridge Wind Farm Wind · 132 MW
- Red Hills Wind Project LLC Wind · 123 MW
Rogers County 1 plant
- Northeastern Natural gas · 1,477.5 MW
Seminole County 1 plant
- Seminole (OK) Natural gas · 1,701 MW
Sequoyah County 1 plant
- Robert S Kerr Hydro · 82.5 MW
Stephens County 1 plant
- Rush Springs Wind Wind · 249.9 MW
Texas County 2 plants
- Goodwell Wind Project LLC Wind · 200 MW
- Tri County - TenK Solar · 1 MW
Tulsa County 4 plants
- Riverside (OK) Natural gas · 1,121.7 MW
- Green Country Power Station Natural gas · 903.9 MW
- Tulsa Natural gas · 348.2 MW
- Keystone Dam Hydro · 70 MW
Wagoner County 1 plant
- Oneta Energy Center Natural gas · 1,214 MW
Washita County 2 plants
- Seven Cowboy Wind Project, LLC Wind · 301.7 MW
- Little Elk Wind Project LLC Wind · 74 MW
Woods County 2 plants
- Sundance Wind Project, LLC Wind · 199 MW
- Waynoka Gas Processing Plant Natural gas · 3.9 MW
Woodward County 7 plants
- Mooreland Natural gas · 305 MW
- Persimmon Creek Wind Farm 1, LLC Wind · 198.6 MW
- Keenan II Renewable Energy Co LLC Wind · 151.8 MW
- Boiling Springs Wind Farm Wind · 148.4 MW
- Oklahoma Wind Energy Center Wind · 102 MW
- OU Spirit Wind Farm Wind · 101.2 MW
- Woodward Energy Storage Battery storage · 40 MW
Questions about power plants in Oklahoma
How many power plants are in Oklahoma?
EIA-860M for August 2026 lists 148 operating power projects in Oklahoma, with 36,524 MW of nameplate capacity including batteries.
What is the largest power plant in Oklahoma?
Muskogee in Muskogee County, with 1,716 MW of nameplate capacity. The next largest is Seminole (OK), with 1,701 MW.
How much of Oklahoma's capacity is wind?
13,742 MW, about 38% of nameplate capacity. 70 projects have wind as their primary fuel.
Source: EIA-860M August 2026, published 2026-09-24. Page updated 2026-10-04. Data sources