# Dermott Wind

ERCOT asset profile · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/dermott-wind

Ørsted · Scurry County · ERCOT

Dermott Wind is a 253 MW wind facility in Scurry County, Texas. EIA's May 2026 inventory lists one operating generator under Plant ID 60902, with service beginning in July 2017 and Dermott Wind LLC as the registered operator. Ørsted identifies itself as the current owner and operator. Texas project records describe 110 GE turbines rated at 2.3 MW each.

## Profile

- **Grid role:** Utility-scale wind generation in ERCOT.
- **Equipment:** 110 GE turbines rated at 2.3 MW each.
- **Current owner and operator:** Ørsted.

## Metrics

- **Operating capacity:** 253 MW — EIA and Ørsted
- **Turbines:** 110 — GE · 2.3 MW
- **Operating month:** Jul 2017 — EIA
- **Owner and operator:** Ørsted — Current portfolio
- **Registry anchor:** Plant 60902 — Dermott Wind LLC

## Facts

- **Operating capacity:** 253 MW — EIA May 2026 · confidence: high
- **Current owner and operator:** Ørsted — Ørsted · confidence: high
- **Equipment:** 110 GE 2.3 MW turbines — Texas project record · confidence: high

## Related parties

- **Project company and EIA registered operator:** Dermott Wind LLC — EIA May 2026 generator inventory

## Sources

- [EIA May 2026 generator inventory](https://www.eia.gov/electricity/data/eia860m/) — U.S. Energy Information Administration · regulatory — Current generator records, capacity scopes, dates, status, operator, and technology.
- [Ørsted onshore wind portfolio](https://us.orsted.com/renewable-energy-solutions/onshore-wind) — Ørsted · official — Current ownership, operating capacity, and customer relationships.
- [Dermott Texas application](https://assets.comptroller.texas.gov/ch313/1128/snyder-1128-dermott-app.pdf) — Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts · regulatory — Turbine count, per-unit rating, and project configuration.

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Canonical page: https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/dermott-wind
Website: [Ørsted](https://us.orsted.com/renewable-energy-solutions/onshore-wind)
Profile published: 2026-07-17T03:34:12.044Z
Source: Ask the Grid — https://askthegrid.com/