Hydroelectric power plants in Texas

16 operating hydroelectric power plants in Texas with 709 MW of hydroelectric capacity, largest first. From EIA-860M, August 2026.

Plants

16

Hydroelectric capacity

709 MW

Net generation, 2025

885 GWh

Largest

Marshall Ford

108 MW

Largest hydroelectric power plants in Texas

#PlantHydroelectric MW2025 net generation, GWhGWh, 2025Capacity factorOperator
1Marshall FordTravis County10845.24.8%Lower Colorado River Authority
2DenisonGrayson County10425928.4%USCE-Tulsa District
3Toledo BendNewton County810.0–Entergy Texas Inc.
4Amistad Dam & PowerVal Verde County6639.26.8%International Bound & Wtr Comm
5Buchanan Dam (TX)Llano County5529.26.1%Lower Colorado River Authority
6Granite ShoalsBurnet County5436.87.8%Lower Colorado River Authority
7Sam Rayburn DamJasper County5220845.7%USACE-Fort Worth District
8WhitneyBosque County4266.918.3%USACE-Fort Worth District
9Marble FallsBurnet County4023.86.9%Lower Colorado River Authority
10Falcon Dam & PowerStarr County328.53.1%International Bound & Wtr Comm
11RC Thomas Hydroelectric ProjectPolk County2712452.8%East Texas Electric Coop, Inc
12AustinTravis County189.76.1%Lower Colorado River Authority
13InksBurnet County1514.310.9%Lower Colorado River Authority
14Eagle PassMaverick County9.616.920.1%Maverick Cty Water Control & Improvement
15Dunlap TP 1Guadalupe County3.63.711.7%Guadalupe Blanco River Authority
16LewisvilleDenton County2.80.0–City of Garland - (TX)

Projects where hydroelectric is the largest fuel or at least a fifth of nameplate capacity. MW is hydroelectric nameplate only; net generation covers the whole project. Source: EIA-860M August 2026, published 2026-09-24, and EIA-923 2025. Page updated 2026-10-04. Data sources

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