💧 Hydroelectric Power Plants in Arkansas

Arkansas operates 19 hydroelectric power plants totaling 1,351 MW of nameplate capacity. Annual generation: 3.3M MWh.

Hydroelectric plants spin turbines using falling or flowing water — typically from a dam-impounded reservoir. They are dispatchable, long-lived, and emission-free at the point of generation, though large reservoirs can disrupt rivers and ecosystems and methane can be released from flooded vegetation.

Plants19operating
Capacity1,350 MWnameplate
Generation3.3M MWhannual

All Arkansas hydroelectric plants

PlantCityCountyCapacityOperator
Bull ShoalsMountain HomeMarion County340 MWUsce-Little Rock District
DardanelleDardanellePope County161 MWUsce-Little Rock District
Beaver Dam (Ar)Eureka SpringsCarroll County112 MWUsce-Little Rock District
Dam 2DumasDesha County103 MWArkansas Electric Coop Corp
OzarkOzarkFranklin County100 MWUsce-Little Rock District
Greers Ferry LakeHeber SpringsCleburne County96 MWUsce-Little Rock District
NorforkSalesvilleBaxter County80 MWUsce-Little Rock District
Blakely MountainRoyalGarland County75 MWUsce -Vickburg District
DegrayArkadelphiaClark County70 MWUsce -Vickburg District
CarpenterHot SpringsGarland County56 MWEntergy Arkansas Llc
MurrayNorth Little RockPulaski County45 MWCity Of North Little Rock - (Ar)
Ellis HydroVan BurenCrawford County32 MWArkansas Electric Coop Corp
WhillockMorriltonConway County32 MWArkansas Electric Coop Corp
Narrows (Ar)MurfreesboroPike County26 MWUsce -Vickburg District
RemmelMalvernHot Spring County9 MWEntergy Arkansas Llc
White River Lock And Dam 1BatesvilleIndependence County4 MWOzark Hydro Management, Llc
White River Lock And Dam 3MarcellaStone County4 MWOzark Hydro Management, Llc
White River Lock And Dam 2Locust GroveIndependence County4 MWOzark Hydro Management, Llc
Lee Creek Water Treatment FacilityVan BurenCrawford County1 MWCity Of Fort Smith

Related