List of power stations in Oklahoma

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Sources of Oklahoma utility-scale electricity generation:
full-year 2022 [1]

Contents

  Wind (43.5%)
  Natural Gas (42.7%)
  Coal (10.4%)
  Hydroelectric (2.8%)
  Biomass (0.4%)
  Solar (0.2%)

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Oklahoma , sorted by type and name. In 2021, Oklahoma had a total summer capacity of 29,824 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 80,755 GWh. [2] The corresponding electrical energy generation mix was 10.4% coal, 42.7% natural gas, 43.5% wind, 2.8% hydroelectric, 0.2% solar, and 0.4% biomass. [1]

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Fossil-fuel power stations

Coal-fired

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Year
Completed		Scheduled RetirementRefs
River Valley Generating Station Le Flore County 35°11′35″N94°38′45″W / 35.19306°N 94.64583°W / 35.19306; -94.64583 (River Valley Generating Station) 3501990 - Unit 1
1990 - Unit 2		 [3]
Grand River Energy Center Mayes County 36°11′25″N95°17′22″W / 36.19028°N 95.28944°W / 36.19028; -95.28944 (Grand River Energy Center) 594.01985 [4]
Muskogee Generating Station Muskogee County 35°45′41″N95°17′14″W / 35.76139°N 95.28722°W / 35.76139; -95.28722 (Muskogee) 572.01984 [5]
Hugo Power Plant Choctaw County 34°0′57″N95°19′14″W / 34.01583°N 95.32056°W / 34.01583; -95.32056 (Hugo) 446.01982 [6]
Sooner Generating Station Noble County 36°27′11″N97°3′10″W / 36.45306°N 97.05278°W / 36.45306; -97.05278 (Sooner) 1,138.0Unit 1 - 1979
Unit 2 - 1980		 [7]
Northeastern Station Rogers County 36°25′54″N95°42′3″W / 36.43167°N 95.70083°W / 36.43167; -95.70083 (Northeastern) 473.01979 [8]

Natural gas-fired

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Generation
Type		Year
Completed		Refs
Grand River Energy Center Mayes County 36°11′25″N95°17′22″W / 36.19028°N 95.28944°W / 36.19028; -95.28944 (Grand River Energy Center) 600.3Combined Cycle (x2)2017 - Unit 3ST
2017 - Unit 3CT		 [4]
Mustang Energy Center Canadian County 35°28′12″N97°40′30″W / 35.47000°N 97.67500°W / 35.47000; -97.67500 (Mustang Energy Center) 462.0Combustion Turbine (x7)2017 [9]
Stillwater Energy Center Payne County 36°9′43″N97°2′13″W / 36.16194°N 97.03694°W / 36.16194; -97.03694 (Stillwater Energy Center) 56.4Internal Combustion Engine (x3)2016 [10]
Charles D. Lamb Energy Center Kay County 36°48′50″N97°7′31″W / 36.81389°N 97.12528°W / 36.81389; -97.12528 (Charles D. Lamb Energy Center) 122.0Combustion Turbine2015 [11]
Chouteau Power Plant Mayes County 36°13′19″N95°16′37″W / 36.22194°N 95.27694°W / 36.22194; -95.27694 (Chouteau Power Plant) 1,069.6Combined Cycle (x6)Unit 1 - 2000
Unit 2 - 2000
Unit 3 - 2000
Unit 4 - 2011
Unit 5 - 2011
Unit 6 - 2011		 [12]
Anadarko Plant Caddo County 35°5′5″N98°13′48″W / 35.08472°N 98.23000°W / 35.08472; -98.23000 (Anadarko Plant) 534.9Combustion Turbine (x3)
Steam Turbine (x3)
Combined Cycle (x3)		Unit 1 - 1953
Unit 2 - 1953
Unit 3 - 1959
Unit 4 - 1977
Unit 5 - 1977
Unit 6 - 1977
Unit 10 - 2009
Unit 11 - 2009
Unit 9 - 2009		 [13]
Riverside Generating Station Tulsa County 35°59′52″N95°57′24″W / 35.99778°N 95.95667°W / 35.99778; -95.95667 (Riverside Generating Station) 1,119.0Combustion Turbine (x2)
Steam Turbine (x2)		Unit 1 - 1974
Unit 2 - 1976
Unit 3 - 2008
Unit 4 - 2008		 [14]
Southwestern Power Plant Caddo County 35°6′3″N98°21′9″W / 35.10083°N 98.35250°W / 35.10083; -98.35250 (Southwestern Power Plant) 656.0Steam Turbine (x3)
Combustion Turbine (x2)		Unit 1 - 1952
Unit 2 - 1954
Unit 3 - 1967
Unit 4 - 2008
Unit 5 - 2008		 [15]
Waynoka Gas Processing Plant Woods County 36°39′4″N98°45′56″W / 36.65111°N 98.76556°W / 36.65111; -98.76556 (Waynoka Gas Processing Plant) 3.9Internal Combustion Engine (x3)2006 [16]
Redbud Power Plant Oklahoma County 35°41′8″N97°13′35″W / 35.68556°N 97.22639°W / 35.68556; -97.22639 (Redbud Power Plant) 1,433.6Combined Cycle (x8)2004 [17]
Oneta Energy Center Wagoner County 36°0′43″N95°41′48″W / 36.01194°N 95.69667°W / 36.01194; -95.69667 (Oneta Energy Center) 1,214.0Combined Cycle (x6)Unit CTG1 - 2002
Unit CTG2 - 2002
Unit STG1 - 2002
Unit CTG3 - 2003
Unit CTG4 - 2003
Unit STG2 - 2003		 [18]
Ponca City Power Plant Kay County 36°43′11″N97°5′9″W / 36.71972°N 97.08583°W / 36.71972; -97.08583 (Ponca City Power Plant) 182.3Combined Cycle (x2)
Combustion Turbine		Unit 1 - 1966
Unit 2 - 1977
Unit 3 - 1995
Unit 4 - 2003		 [19]
Kiamichi Energy Facility Pittsburg County 34°40′59″N95°56′6″W / 34.68306°N 95.93500°W / 34.68306; -95.93500 (Kiamichi Energy Facility) 1,370.0Combined Cycle (x6)2003 [20]
Green Country Energy Tulsa County 35°59′0″N95°56′5″W / 35.98333°N 95.93472°W / 35.98333; -95.93472 (Green Country Energy) 903.9Combined Cycle (x6)2002 [21]
Spring Creek Power Plant Logan County 35°44′32″N97°39′18″W / 35.74222°N 97.65500°W / 35.74222; -97.65500 (Spring Creek Power Plant) 338.0Combustion Turbine (x4)2001 [22]
Horseshoe Lake Power Plant Oklahoma County 35°30′31″N97°10′47″W / 35.50861°N 97.17972°W / 35.50861; -97.17972 (Horseshoe Lake Power Plant) 947.0Steam Turbine (x3)
Combustion Turbine (x2)		Unit 6 - 1958
Unit ST7 - 1963
Unit 8 - 1969
Unit 10 - 2001
Unit 9 - 2001		 [23]
WFEC GenCo Caddo County 35°5′0″N98°13′35″W / 35.08333°N 98.22639°W / 35.08333; -98.22639 (WFEC GenCo) 90.0Combustion Turbine (x2)2001 [24]
Northeastern Station Rogers County 36°25′54″N95°42′3″W / 36.43167°N 95.70083°W / 36.43167; -95.70083 (Northeastern Station) 1,000.0Combined Cycle (x3)
Steam Turbine		Unit 1 - 1961
Unit 2 - 1970
Unit 1A - 2001
Unit 1B - 2001		 [25]
McClain Energy Facility McClain County 35°17′52″N97°35′23″W / 35.29778°N 97.58972°W / 35.29778; -97.58972 (McClain Energy Facility) 551.3Combined Cycle (x3)2001 [26]
Frontier Power Plant Oklahoma County 35°26′31″N97°38′53″W / 35.44194°N 97.64806°W / 35.44194; -97.64806 (Frontier Power Plant) 131.4Combined Cycle (x2)1989 [27]
University of Oklahoma Power Plant Cleveland County 35°12′32″N97°26′33″W / 35.20889°N 97.44250°W / 35.20889; -97.44250 (University of Oklahoma Power Plant) 16.8Steam Turbine (x4)Unit GEN2 - 1949
Unit GEN3 - 1949
Unit GEN1 - 1964
Unit GEN4 - 1985		 [28]
Muskogee Mill Power Plant Muskogee County 35°43′56″N95°17′38″W / 35.73222°N 95.29389°W / 35.73222; -95.29389 (Muskogee Mill Power Plant) 114.0Steam Turbine (x3)Unit GEN1 - 1979
Unit GEN2 - 1980
Unit GEN3 - 1982		 [29]
Muskogee Generating Station Muskogee County 35°45′41″N95°17′14″W / 35.76139°N 95.28722°W / 35.76139; -95.28722 (Muskogee Generating Station) 1,144.0Steam Turbine (x2)Unit 4 - 1977
Unit 5 - 1978		 [30]
Weleetka Gas Plant Okfuskee County 35°19′24″N96°8′7″W / 35.32333°N 96.13528°W / 35.32333; -96.13528 (Weleetka Gas Plant) 106.0Combustion Turbine (x2)Unit 4 - 1975
Unit 5 - 1976		 [31]
Seminole Power Plant Seminole County 34°57′59″N96°43′33″W / 34.96639°N 96.72583°W / 34.96639; -96.72583 (Seminole Power Plant) 1,701.0Steam Turbine (x3)Unit 1 - 1971
Unit 2 - 1973
Unit 3 - 1975		 [32]
Mooreland Woodward County 36°26′14″N99°13′32″W / 36.43722°N 99.22556°W / 36.43722; -99.22556 (Mooreland) 305.0Steam Turbine (x3)Unit 1 - 1964
Unit 2 - 1968
Unit 3 - 1975		 [33]
Comanche Power Plant Comanche County 34°32′35″N98°19′28″W / 34.54306°N 98.32444°W / 34.54306; -98.32444 (Comanche Power Plant) 290.0Combined Cycle (x3)Unit 1G1 - 1973
Unit 1G2 - 1973
Unit 1S - 1974		 [34]
Tinker Air Force Base Plant Oklahoma County 35°24′53″N97°22′24″W / 35.41472°N 97.37333°W / 35.41472; -97.37333 (Tinker Power Plant) 82.0Combustion Turbine (x2)1971
Kingfisher Kingfisher County 35°51′27″N97°55′40″W / 35.85750°N 97.92778°W / 35.85750; -97.92778 (Kingfisher) 9.1Internal Combustion Engine (x5)Unit IC1 - 1954
Unit IC2 - 1954
Unit 4 - 1959
Unit 3 - 1965
Unit 5 - 1970		 [35]
Tulsa Power Station Tulsa County 36°6′59″N95°59′27″W / 36.11639°N 95.99083°W / 36.11639; -95.99083 (Tulsa) 340.0Steam Turbine (x2)Unit 2 - 1956
Unit 4 - 1958		 [36]

Petroleum-fired

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Year
Completed		Refs
Cana Gas Processing Plant Canadian County 35°31′59″N98°6′4″W / 35.53306°N 98.10111°W / 35.53306; -98.10111 (Cana Gas Processing Plant) 7.5Unit 3005 - 2010
Unit 3006 - 2010
Unit 6214 - 2012		 [37]
Laverne Diesel Generating Plant Harper County 36°42′38″N99°53′26″W / 36.71056°N 99.89056°W / 36.71056; -99.89056 (Laverne Diesel Generating Plant) 4.02006 [38]
Boomer Lake Station Payne County 36°8′38″N97°4′5″W / 36.14389°N 97.06806°W / 36.14389; -97.06806 (Boomer Lake Station) 6.02004 [39]
Stillwater Water Treatment Plant Payne County 36°12′14″N97°4′26″W / 36.20389°N 97.07389°W / 36.20389; -97.07389 (Stillwater Water Treatment Plant) 2.02003 [40]
University of Oklahoma Cleveland County 35°12′32″N97°26′33″W / 35.20889°N 97.44250°W / 35.20889; -97.44250 (University of Oklahoma) 1.82001 [28]
Cushing Power Plant Payne County 35°58′57″N96°46′32″W / 35.98250°N 96.77556°W / 35.98250; -96.77556 (Cushing (Power Plant)) 24.61936 - Unit 3
1936 - Unit 4
1936 - Unit 5
1939 - Unit 6
1949 - Unit 2
1956 - Unit 1
1956 - Unit 7
1956 - Unit 8
1965 - Unit 9
1972 - Unit 10
1988 - Unit 11		 [41]
Northeastern Station Rogers County 36°25′54″N95°42′3″W / 36.43167°N 95.70083°W / 36.43167; -95.70083 (Northeastern) 4.51980 [25]
Riverside Generating Station Tulsa County 35°59′52″N95°57′24″W / 35.99778°N 95.95667°W / 35.99778; -95.95667 (Riverside Generating Station) 2.71976 [14]
Mangum Power Plant Greer County 34°53′1″N99°30′8″W / 34.88361°N 99.50222°W / 34.88361; -99.50222 (Mangum Power Plant) 6.7Unit 1 - 1946
Unit 4 - 1956
Unit 5 - 1963
Unit 6 - 1969		 [42]
Tulsa Power Station Tulsa County 36°6′59″N95°59′27″W / 36.11639°N 95.99083°W / 36.11639; -95.99083 (Tulsa Power Station) 8.21967 [36]
Southwestern Caddo County 35°6′3″N98°21′9″W / 35.10083°N 98.35250°W / 35.10083; -98.35250 (Southwestern) 2.01966 [15]
Pawhuska Power Plant Osage County 36°40′10″N96°20′51″W / 36.66944°N 96.34750°W / 36.66944; -96.34750 (Pawhuska) 9.0Unit 1 - 1949
Unit 2 - 1954
Unit 5 - 1960
Unit 3 - 1966		 [43]
Weleetka Gas Plant Okfuskee County 35°19′24″N96°8′7″W / 35.32333°N 96.13528°W / 35.32333; -96.13528 (Weleetka Gas Plant) 4.01963 [31]
Comanche Power Plant Comanche County 34°32′35″N98°19′28″W / 34.54306°N 98.32444°W / 34.54306; -98.32444 (Comanche Power Plant) 4.01962 [34]

Renewable power stations

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference. [44]

Biomass

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		FuelGeneration TypeYear
Completed		Refs
Tulsa Landfill Gas Osage County 36°9′43″N96°11′11″W / 36.16194°N 96.18639°W / 36.16194; -96.18639 (Tulsa LFG LLC) 3.2Landfill GasReciprocating EngineUnit GEN3M - 2011
Unit GEN4M - 2020		 [45]
Covanta Tulsa Tulsa County 36°7′55″N96°1′5″W / 36.13194°N 96.01806°W / 36.13194; -96.01806 (Covanta Tulsa) 16.8Municipal Solid WasteSteam Turbine1989 [46]
International Paper Valliant Mill McCurtain County 33°59′46″N95°6′41″W / 33.99611°N 95.11139°W / 33.99611; -95.11139 (International Paper Valliant Mill) 68.0Wood/Wood Waste Biomass1971 [47]

Hydroelectric

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Year
Completed		Refs
Kaw Hydroelectric Plant Kay County 36°41′58″N96°55′40″W / 36.69944°N 96.92778°W / 36.69944; -96.92778 (Kaw Hydroelectric Plant) 37.01989 [48]
Webbers Falls Muskogee County 35°33′11″N95°10′15″W / 35.55306°N 95.17083°W / 35.55306; -95.17083 (Webbers Falls) 60.01973 [49]
Robert S. Kerr Sequoyah County 35°20′40″N94°46′32″W / 35.34444°N 94.77556°W / 35.34444; -94.77556 (Robert S Kerr) 110.01971 [50]
Salina Pumped Storage Project Mayes County 36°15′53″N95°6′13″W / 36.26472°N 95.10361°W / 36.26472; -95.10361 (Salina Pumped Storage Project) 259.2Unit 1 - 1968
Unit 2 - 1968
Unit 3 - 1968
Unit 4 - 1971
Unit 5 - 1971
Unit 6 - 1971		 [51]
Broken Bow Dam McCurtain County 34°8′20″N94°41′4″W / 34.13889°N 94.68444°W / 34.13889; -94.68444 (Broken Bow Dam) 100.01970 [52]
Keystone Dam Tulsa County 36°9′3″N96°15′6″W / 36.15083°N 96.25167°W / 36.15083; -96.25167 (Keystone Dam) 70.01968 [53]
Eufaula Dam Haskell County 35°18′25″N95°21′26″W / 35.30694°N 95.35722°W / 35.30694; -95.35722 (Eufaula Dam) 90.01964 [54]
Markham Ferry Mayes County 36°13′54″N95°10′56″W / 36.23167°N 95.18222°W / 36.23167; -95.18222 (Markham Ferry Hydroelectric Plant) 114.01964 [55]
Tenkiller Ferry Sequoyah County 35°35′42″N95°3′4″W / 35.59500°N 95.05111°W / 35.59500; -95.05111 (Tenkiller Ferry) 39.01953 [56]
Fort Gibson Dam Cherokee County 35°52′9″N95°13′37″W / 35.86917°N 95.22694°W / 35.86917; -95.22694 (Fort Gibson Dam) 44.81953 [57]
Pensacola Dam Mayes County 36°28′3″N95°2′29″W / 36.46750°N 95.04139°W / 36.46750; -95.04139 (Pensacola Dam) 130.1Unit 1 - 1940
Unit 2 - 1940
Unit 3 - 1940
Unit 4 - 1940
Unit A - 1940
Unit 5 - 1946
Unit 6 - 1946		 [58]

Wind farms

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)		Year
Completed		Refs
Caddo Wind Caddo County 34°59′6″N98°23′2″W / 34.98500°N 98.38389°W / 34.98500; -98.38389 (Caddo Wind) 303.62022 [59]
Rockhaven Wind Project Garvin County 34°28′30″N97°21′41″W / 34.47500°N 97.36139°W / 34.47500; -97.36139 (Rockhaven Wind Project) 140.02021 [60]
Glass Sands Wind Facility Murray County 34°30′51″N96°54′57″W / 34.51417°N 96.91583°W / 34.51417; -96.91583 (Glass Sands Wind Facility) 117.02021 [61]
Maverick Wind Project Major County 36°17′38″N98°9′53″W / 36.29389°N 98.16472°W / 36.29389; -98.16472 (Maverick Wind Project) 288.02021 [62]
Frontier Windpower II Kay County 36°49′29″N97°1′47″W / 36.82472°N 97.02972°W / 36.82472; -97.02972 (Frontier Windpower II) 351.82021 [63]
Sundance Wind Project Woods County 36°33′35″N98°44′57″W / 36.55972°N 98.74917°W / 36.55972; -98.74917 (Sundance Wind Project) 199.02021 [64]
Traverse Wind Energy Center Custer County 35°33′N98°41′W / 35.550°N 98.683°W / 35.550; -98.683 (Traverse Wind Energy Center) 9992022 [65]
Diamond Spring Johnston County 34°29′15″N96°46′50″W / 34.48750°N 96.78056°W / 34.48750; -96.78056 (Diamond Spring) 303.52020 [66]
Skeleton Creek Energy Center Hybrid Garfield County 36°31′17″N98°2′4″W / 36.52139°N 98.03444°W / 36.52139; -98.03444 (Skeleton Creek Energy Center Hybrid) 250.02020 [67]
Boiling Springs Wind Farm Woodward County 36°32′48″N99°21′27″W / 36.54667°N 99.35750°W / 36.54667; -99.35750 (Boiling Springs Wind Farm) 148.42020 [68]
King Plains Wind Project Garfield County 36°24′1″N97°28′39″W / 36.40028°N 97.47750°W / 36.40028; -97.47750 (King Plains Wind Project) 248.22020 [69]
Ponderosa Wind Energy Center Beaver County 36°33′20″N100°40′8″W / 36.55556°N 100.66889°W / 36.55556; -100.66889 (Ponderosa Wind Energy Center) 200.02020 [70]
Wildhorse Mountain Wind Facility Pushmataha County 34°35′28″N95°11′31″W / 34.59111°N 95.19194°W / 34.59111; -95.19194 (Wildhorse Mountain Wind Facility) 100.02019 [71]
Red Dirt Wind Project Kingfisher County 36°6′0″N97°48′0″W / 36.10000°N 97.80000°W / 36.10000; -97.80000 (Red Dirt Wind Project) 299.32018 [72]
Thunder Ranch Wind Project Noble County 36°33′3″N97°3′32″W / 36.55083°N 97.05889°W / 36.55083; -97.05889 (Thunder Ranch Wind Project) 297.82018 [73]
Minco Wind IV Canadian County 35°22′52″N98°16′10″W / 35.38111°N 98.26944°W / 35.38111; -98.26944 (Minco Wind IV) 130.02018 [74]
Persimmon Creek Wind Farm 1 Woodward County 36°10′27″N99°20′57″W / 36.17417°N 99.34917°W / 36.17417; -99.34917 (Persimmon Creek Wind Farm 1) 198.62018 [75]
Armadillo Flats Wind Project Garfield County 36°18′3″N97°34′1″W / 36.30083°N 97.56694°W / 36.30083; -97.56694 (Armadillo Flats Wind Project) 247.32018 [76]
Rock Falls Wind Farm Kay County 36°55′38″N97°25′38″W / 36.92722°N 97.42722°W / 36.92722; -97.42722 (Rock Falls Wind Farm) 154.52017 [77]
Redbed Plains Wind Farm Grady County 35°17′27″N97°51′14″W / 35.29083°N 97.85389°W / 35.29083; -97.85389 (Redbed Plains Wind Farm) 99.12017 [78]
Drift Sand Wind Project Grady County 34°49′40″N97°57′26″W / 34.82778°N 97.95722°W / 34.82778; -97.95722 (Drift Sand Wind Project) 108.02016 [79]
Kingfisher Wind Kingfisher County 35°46′13″N97°47′59″W / 35.77028°N 97.79972°W / 35.77028; -97.79972 (Kingfisher Wind) 298.02016 [80]
Grant Wind Grant County 36°55′37″N97°41′47″W / 36.92694°N 97.69639°W / 36.92694; -97.69639 (Grant Wind) 151.82016 [81]
Chisholm View Wind Project Garfield County 36°34′29″N97°40′25″W / 36.57472°N 97.67361°W / 36.57472; -97.67361 (Chisholm View Wind Project) 300.0Unit 1 - 2012
Unit 2 - 2016		 [82]
Great Western Wind Energy Ellis County 36°9′59″N99°35′46″W / 36.16639°N 99.59611°W / 36.16639; -99.59611 (Great Western Wind Energy) 225.02016 [83]
Grant Plains Wind Grant County 36°58′15″N97°42′19″W / 36.97083°N 97.70528°W / 36.97083; -97.70528 (Grant Plains Wind) 147.22016 [84]
Bluestem Wind Beaver County 36°33′8″N100°35′15″W / 36.55222°N 100.58750°W / 36.55222; -100.58750 (Bluestem Wind) 198.02016 [85]
Frontier Windpower Kay County 36°50′20″N97°10′52″W / 36.83889°N 97.18111°W / 36.83889; -97.18111 (Frontier Windpower) 200.02016 [86]
Rush Springs Wind Stephens County 34°40′58″N97°49′45″W / 34.68278°N 97.82917°W / 34.68278; -97.82917 (Rush Springs Wind) 249.92016 [87]
Kay Wind Kay County 36°59′3″N97°8′1″W / 36.98417°N 97.13361°W / 36.98417; -97.13361 (Kay Wind) 299.02015 [88]
Goodwell Wind Project Texas County 36°32′29″N101°33′56″W / 36.54139°N 101.56556°W / 36.54139; -101.56556 (Goodwell Wind Project) 200.02015 [89]
Little Elk Wind Project Washita County 35°11′41″N98°54′26″W / 35.19472°N 98.90722°W / 35.19472; -98.90722 (Little Elk Wind Project) 74.02015 [90]
Arbuckle Mountain Wind Farm Murray County 34°23′13″N97°8′13″W / 34.38694°N 97.13694°W / 34.38694; -97.13694 (Arbuckle Mountain Wind Farm) 100.02015 [91]
Balko Wind Beaver County 36°31′5″N100°50′50″W / 36.51806°N 100.84722°W / 36.51806; -100.84722 (Balko Wind) 299.72015 [92]
Breckinridge Wind Project Garfield County 36°28′37″N97°41′8″W / 36.47694°N 97.68556°W / 36.47694; -97.68556 (Breckinridge Wind Project) 98.82015 [93]
Osage Wind Osage County 36°42′25″N96°42′1″W / 36.70694°N 96.70028°W / 36.70694; -96.70028 (Osage Wind) 150.42015 [94]
Seiling Wind II Dewey County 36°7′21″N98°59′32″W / 36.12250°N 98.99222°W / 36.12250; -98.99222 (Seiling Wind II) 98.62014 [95]
Origin Wind Murray County 34°26′46″N97°16′11″W / 34.44611°N 97.26972°W / 34.44611; -97.26972 (Origin Wind) 150.02014 [96]
Mammoth Plains Dewey County 35°58′44″N98°42′37″W / 35.97889°N 98.71028°W / 35.97889; -98.71028 (Mammoth Plains) 199.02014 [97]
Seiling Wind I Dewey County 36°7′21″N98°59′32″W / 36.12250°N 98.99222°W / 36.12250; -98.99222 (Seiling Wind I) 199.02014 [95]
Canadian Hills Wind Canadian County 35°37′47″N98°1′29″W / 35.62972°N 98.02472°W / 35.62972; -98.02472 (Canadian Hills Wind) 298.52012 [98]
Minco Wind III Caddo County 35°22′20″N98°10′58″W / 35.37222°N 98.18278°W / 35.37222; -98.18278 (Minco Wind III, LLC) 100.82012 [99]
NextEra-Blackwell Wind Kay County 36°50′48″N97°25′3″W / 36.84667°N 97.41750°W / 36.84667; -97.41750 (NextEra-Blackwell Wind) 59.82012 [100]
KODE Novus II Texas County 36°32′56″N101°29′45″W / 36.54889°N 101.49583°W / 36.54889; -101.49583 (KODE Novus II) 40.02012 [101]
KODE Novus I Texas County 36°32′38″N101°23′37″W / 36.54389°N 101.39361°W / 36.54389; -101.39361 (KODE Novus I) 80.02012 [102]
Rocky Ridge Wind Project Kiowa County 35°8′8″N99°0′11″W / 35.13556°N 99.00306°W / 35.13556; -99.00306 (Rocky Ridge Wind Project) 148.82012 [103]
Dempsey Ridge Wind Farm Roger Mills County 35°31′47″N99°48′52″W / 35.52972°N 99.81444°W / 35.52972; -99.81444 (Dempsey Ridge Wind Farm) 132.02012 [104]
Crossroads Wind Farm Dewey County 36°2′6″N98°43′20″W / 36.03500°N 98.72222°W / 36.03500; -98.72222 (Crossroads Wind Farm) 227.52012 [105]
Blue Canyon Windpower VI Caddo County 34°54′37″N98°33′36″W / 34.91028°N 98.56000°W / 34.91028; -98.56000 (Blue Canyon Windpower VI) 99.82011 [106]
Minco Wind II Grady County 35°19′31″N98°4′17″W / 35.32528°N 98.07139°W / 35.32528; -98.07139 (Minco Wind II) 100.82011 [107]
Taloga Wind Dewey County 35°51′20″N98°58′6″W / 35.85556°N 98.96833°W / 35.85556; -98.96833 (Taloga Wind) 130.02011 [108]
Minco Wind I Grady County 35°16′49″N97°58′32″W / 35.28028°N 97.97556°W / 35.28028; -97.97556 (Minco Wind I) 99.22010 [109]
Elk City Wind Roger Mills County 35°27′51″N99°53′54″W / 35.46417°N 99.89833°W / 35.46417; -99.89833 (Elk City Wind) 198.1Unit 1 - 2009
Unit 2 - 2010		 [110]
Keenan II Wind Farm Woodward County 36°16′34″N99°29′27″W / 36.27611°N 99.49083°W / 36.27611; -99.49083 (Keenan II Wind Farm) 151.82010 [111]
OU Spirit Wind Farm Woodward County 36°20′2″N99°28′49″W / 36.33389°N 99.48028°W / 36.33389; -99.48028 (OU Spirit Wind Farm) 101.22009 [112]
Blue Canyon Windpower V Caddo County 34°49′18″N98°27′9″W / 34.82167°N 98.45250°W / 34.82167; -98.45250 (Blue Canyon Windpower V) 99.02009 [113]
Red Hills Wind Farm Roger Mills County 35°32′6″N99°22′58″W / 35.53500°N 99.38278°W / 35.53500; -99.38278 (Red Hills Wind Farm) 123.02008 [114]
Buffalo Bear Harper County 36°46′36″N99°38′7″W / 36.77667°N 99.63528°W / 36.77667; -99.63528 (Buffalo Bear) 18.92008 [115]
Sleeping Bear Harper County 36°38′25″N99°30′2″W / 36.64028°N 99.50056°W / 36.64028; -99.50056 (Sleeping Bear) 94.52007 [116]
Centennial Wind Farm Harper County 36°38′16″N99°36′7″W / 36.63778°N 99.60194°W / 36.63778; -99.60194 (Centennial Wind Farm) 120.02006 [117]
Blue Canyon Windpower II Comanche County 34°51′58″N98°36′20″W / 34.86611°N 98.60556°W / 34.86611; -98.60556 (Blue Canyon Windpower II) 151.42005 [118]
Weatherford Wind Energy Center Custer County 35°30′34″N98°44′5″W / 35.50944°N 98.73472°W / 35.50944; -98.73472 (Weatherford Wind Energy Center) 147.02005 [119]
Blue Canyon Windpower I Comanche County 34°51′3″N98°34′38″W / 34.85083°N 98.57722°W / 34.85083; -98.57722 (Blue Canyon Windpower) 74.32003 [118]
Oklahoma Wind Energy Center Woodward County 36°36′14″N99°20′24″W / 36.60389°N 99.34000°W / 36.60389; -99.34000 (Oklahoma Wind Energy Center) 102.02003 [120]

Solar farms

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MWAC)		Year
Completed		Refs
Norman Solar Cleveland County 35°13′37″N97°21′37″W / 35.22694°N 97.36028°W / 35.22694; -97.36028 (Norman Solar) 5.02021 [121]
Choctaw Nation Solar Farm Bryan County 33°58′8″N96°26′4″W / 33.96889°N 96.43444°W / 33.96889; -96.43444 (Choctaw Nation Solar Farm) 5.02020 [122]
Chickasaw Nation Solar Farm Murray County 34°28′39″N97°6′19″W / 34.47750°N 97.10528°W / 34.47750; -97.10528 (Chickasaw Nation Solar Farm) 5.02020 [123]
Covington Solar Farm Garfield County 36°19′5″N97°35′9″W / 36.31806°N 97.58583°W / 36.31806; -97.58583 (Covington Solar Farm) 10.02018 [124]
Cyril Solar Farm Caddo County 34°53′53″N98°13′40″W / 34.89806°N 98.22778°W / 34.89806; -98.22778 (Cyril Solar Farm) 5.02017 [125]
Tuttle Solar Farm Grady County 35°16′0″N97°50′48″W / 35.26667°N 97.84667°W / 35.26667; -97.84667 (Tuttle Solar Farm) 4.02017 [126]
Hinton Solar Farm Caddo County 35°29′41″N98°23′8″W / 35.49472°N 98.38556°W / 35.49472; -98.38556 (Hinton Solar Farm) 3.02017 [126]
Marietta Solar Farm Love County 33°56′35″N97°6′31″W / 33.94306°N 97.10861°W / 33.94306; -97.10861 (Marietta Solar Farm) 3.02017 [126]
Pine Ridge Solar Generation Facility Caddo County 35°0′48″N98°26′41″W / 35.01333°N 98.44472°W / 35.01333; -98.44472 (Pine Ridge Solar Generation Facility) 3.02017 [127]
Mustang Power Plant Canadian County 35°28′12″N97°40′30″W / 35.47000°N 97.67500°W / 35.47000; -97.67500 (Mustang Power Plant) 2.52015 [126]

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