Texas operates 1,368 power plants totaling 186,850 MW of nameplate capacity. Natural Gas dominates the mix at 43%, followed by Wind (23%) and Solar (14%). The largest plant is W A Parish at 4,008 MW.
Showing the 120 largest plants by capacity. Texas operates another 1248 plants below this size — browse the lists below to reach them.
| Plant | City | Fuel | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| W A Parish | Thompsons | Coal | 4,008 MW |
| South Texas Project | Wadsworth | Nuclear | 2,709 MW |
| Comanche Peak | Glen Rose | Nuclear | 2,430 MW |
| Martin Lake | Tatum | Coal | 2,380 MW |
| Forney Energy Center | Forney | Natural Gas | 1,894 MW |
| Limestone | Jewett | Coal | 1,850 MW |
| Sabine | Orange | Natural Gas | 1,812 MW |
| Oak Grove (Tx) | Franklin | Coal | 1,795 MW |
| Midlothian Energy Facility | Midlothian | Natural Gas | 1,734 MW |
| V H Braunig | Elmendorf | Natural Gas | 1,713 MW |
| Fayette Power Project | La Grange | Coal | 1,690 MW |
| Temple Power Station | Temple | Natural Gas | 1,606 MW |
| Cedar Bayou | Baytown | Natural Gas | 1,530 MW |
| J K Spruce | San Antonio | Coal | 1,489 MW |
| Cottonwood Energy Company Lp | Deweyville | Natural Gas | 1,434 MW |
| Handley | Fort Worth | Natural Gas | 1,315 MW |
| Jack County | Bridgeport | Natural Gas | 1,280 MW |
| Wolf Hollow Ii | Granbury | Natural Gas | 1,231 MW |
| Colorado Bend Ii | Wharton | Natural Gas | 1,230 MW |
| T H Wharton | Houston | Natural Gas | 1,190 MW |
| Deer Park Energy Center | Deer Park | Natural Gas | 1,176 MW |
| Odessa-Ector Power Plant | Odessa | Natural Gas | 1,153 MW |
| Tolk | Muleshoe | Coal | 1,136 MW |
| Welsh | Pittsburg | Coal | 1,116 MW |
| Lamar Power Project | Paris | Natural Gas | 1,113 MW |
| Newman | El Paso | Natural Gas | 1,110 MW |
| Guadalupe Generating Station | Marion | Natural Gas | 1,088 MW |
| Barney M Davis | Corpus Christi | Natural Gas | 1,082 MW |
| Harrington | Amarillo | Coal | 1,080 MW |
| Freestone Energy Center | Fairfield | Natural Gas | 1,036 MW |
| Great Prairie Wind | Gruver | Wind | 1,027 MW |
| Sandy Creek Energy Station | Riesel | Coal | 1,008 MW |
| Montgomery County | Willis | Natural Gas | 1,000 MW |
| Hays Energy Project | San Marcos | Natural Gas | 989 MW |
| Rio Nogales Power Project | Seguin | Natural Gas | 940 MW |
| Tenaska Frontier Generation Station | Shiro | Natural Gas | 940 MW |
| Tenaska Gateway Generating Station | Mt. Enterprise | Natural Gas | 940 MW |
| Formosa Utility Venture Ltd | Point Comfort | Natural Gas | 933 MW |
| Baytown Energy Center | Baytown | Natural Gas | 933 MW |
| J T Deely | San Antonio | Coal | 932 MW |
| Lake Hubbard | Sunnyvale | Natural Gas | 928 MW |
| Channel Energy Center Llc | Pasadena | Other Fossil | 924 MW |
| Channelview Cogeneration Plant | Channelview | Natural Gas | 918 MW |
| O W Sommers | San Antonio | Natural Gas | 892 MW |
| Wilkes | Avinger | Natural Gas | 882 MW |
| Green Power 2 | Texas City | Natural Gas | 861 MW |
| Jones | Lubbock | Natural Gas | 860 MW |
| Mountain Creek | Dallas | Natural Gas | 852 MW |
| Wise County Power Llc | Poolville | Natural Gas | 822 MW |
| Pasadena Cogeneration | Pasadena | Natural Gas | 815 MW |