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Power plants in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has 143 power plants of 1 MW or more in the 2025 EIA-860 data, with 35.8 GW of nameplate capacity, the tenth-largest total among the 50 states and DC. Natural gas accounts for 46% of that capacity. The biggest single site is Muskogee at 1,716 MW. Units that came online from 2020 to 2025 add 6,459 MW, led by wind at 85%. Units retired since 2016 at plants still operating total 1,950 MW, most of it coal.

  • Natural gas16,476 MW46%
  • Wind13,594 MW38%
  • Coal3,573 MW10.0%
  • Hydroelectric824 MW2.3%
  • Solar524 MW1.5%
  • Battery storage432 MW1.2%
  • Pumped-storage hydro259 MW0.7%
  • Biomass and waste88 MW0.2%
  • Oil and petroleum56.8 MW0.2%

What is running, by the decade it came online

CoalNatural gasOil and petroleumHydroelectricPumped-storage hydroWindSolarBattery storageBiomass and waste

Columns above the line show capacity still operating in 2025, stacked by fuel. Below the line: capacity retired in each decade at plants that still operate.

2 GW4 GW6 GW8 GW1930s1940s1950s1960s1970s1980s1990s2000s2010s2020s0

The 25 largest plants

RankPlantRuns onCapacityFirst unitOperator
1MuskogeeNatural gas1,716 MW1977Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
2Seminole (OK)Natural gas1,701 MW1971Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
3NortheasternNatural gas1,478 MW1961Public Service Co of Oklahoma
4Redbud Power PlantNatural gas1,434 MW2004Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
5Kiamichi Energy FacilityNatural gas1,370 MW2003Kiowa Power Partners LLC
6Oneta Energy CenterNatural gas1,214 MW2002Oneta Power LLC
7GRECNatural gas1,194 MW1985Grand River Dam Authority
8SoonerCoal1,138 MW1979Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
9Riverside (OK)Natural gas1,122 MW1974Public Service Co of Oklahoma
10ChouteauNatural gas1,070 MW2000Associated Electric Coop, Inc
11Traverse Wind Project, LLCWind999 MW2022Southwestern Electric Power Co
12Green Country Power StationNatural gas904 MW2002Public Service Co of Oklahoma
13Skeleton Creek Energy Center HybridBattery storage752 MW2020Skeleton Creek Energy Center
14SouthwesternNatural gas658 MW1952Public Service Co of Oklahoma
15Wagon Wheel WindWind598 MW2025Southwestern Electric Power Co
16Horseshoe LakeNatural gas564 MW1969Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
17McClain Energy FacilityNatural gas551 MW2001Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
18Anadarko PlantNatural gas540 MW1977Western Farmers Elec Coop, Inc
19MustangNatural gas464 MW2015Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
20HugoCoal446 MW1982Western Farmers Elec Coop, Inc
21Frontier Windpower IIWind352 MW2021Deriva Energy
22River ValleyCoal350 MW1990Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
23TulsaNatural gas348 MW1956Public Service Co of Oklahoma
24Spring Creek Energy CenterNatural gas346 MW2001Evergy Kansas Central, Inc
25MoorelandNatural gas305 MW1964Western Farmers Elec Coop, Inc

All 143 plants in the finder

Largest plant for each main fuel

Main fuelPlantsCapacityLargest plantIts capacity
Natural gas3418.1 GWMuskogee1,716 MW
Wind6913.3 GWTraverse Wind Project, LLC999 MW
Coal31,934 MWSooner1,138 MW
Hydroelectric10824 MWPensacola130 MW
Solar14271 MWNorth Fork Solar Project120 MW
Battery storage5932 MWSkeleton Creek Energy Center Hybrid752 MW
Pumped-storage hydro1259 MWSalina259 MW
Biomass and waste388 MWInternational Paper Valliant OK68 MW
Oil and petroleum429.6 MWKingfisher9.1 MW

Balancing areas

Biggest operators here

OperatorPlantsCapacity
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co178,606 MW
Public Service Co of Oklahoma105,555 MW
Grand River Dam Authority41,712 MW
Southwestern Electric Power Co21,597 MW
Kiowa Power Partners LLC11,370 MW
Western Farmers Elec Coop, Inc81,309 MW
Oneta Power LLC11,214 MW
Associated Electric Coop, Inc11,070 MW
Southern Power Co5815 MW
Skeleton Creek Energy Center1752 MW