GridPlants

Power plants operated by Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co operates 18 power plants in the 2025 EIA-860 data, with 8,610 MW of nameplate capacity, the 28th-largest fleet among the 5,826 operators on file. They are spread over two states: Oklahoma and Arkansas. Natural gas is 70% of the capacity; the largest site is Muskogee. Its oldest working unit dates from 1969, at Horseshoe Lake. Units added from 2020 to 2025 total 20 MW.

  • Natural gas6,069 MW70%
  • Coal2,060 MW24%
  • Wind449 MW5.2%
  • Solar32.5 MW0.4%

Capacity by decade it came online

CoalNatural gasWindSolar

Above the line: capacity operating in 2025. Below: capacity retired at these plants.

1 GW2 GW3 GW1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s0

Plants

PlantStateRuns onCapacityFirst unit
MuskogeeOklahomaNatural gas1,716 MW1977
Seminole (OK)OklahomaNatural gas1,701 MW1971
Redbud Power PlantOklahomaNatural gas1,434 MW2004
SoonerOklahomaCoal1,138 MW1979
Horseshoe LakeOklahomaNatural gas564 MW1969
McClain Energy FacilityOklahomaNatural gas551 MW2001
MustangOklahomaNatural gas464 MW2015
River ValleyOklahomaCoal350 MW1990
Crossroads Wind FarmOklahomaWind228 MW2012
FrontierOklahomaNatural gas131 MW1989
Centennial Wind FarmOklahomaWind120 MW2006
OU Spirit Wind FarmOklahomaWind101 MW2009
TinkerOklahomaNatural gas82 MW1971
Covington Solar FarmOklahomaSolar10 MW2018
Branch Solar FarmArkansasSolar5 MW2021
Butterfield Solar FarmOklahomaSolar5 MW2022
Chickasaw Nation Solar FarmOklahomaSolar5 MW2020
Choctaw Nation Solar FarmOklahomaSolar5 MW2020