Grand River Energy Center, known as GREC, is a coal-and-natural-gas generating complex in Mayes County, Oklahoma, associated with the SPP registry. The EIA plant baseline lists 1,194.3 MW of nameplate capacity. The Grand River Dam Authority lists GREC Unit 2 at 492 MW and GREC Unit 3 at 495 MW, and says its first unit was decommissioned in 2019. The page keeps EIA's plant-level baseline and the authority's named-unit figures distinct.
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EIA plant 165 · Inventory for Aug 2026.
| Generator | Technology | Status | Power (MW) | Energy (MWh) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Conventional Steam Coal | Operating | 594 | Unknown |
| 3CT | Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle | Operating | 369 | Unknown |
| 3ST | Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle | Operating | 231.3 | Unknown |
| 4 | Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine | Planned | 594 | Unknown |
| 1 | Conventional Steam Coal | Retired | 540 | Unknown |
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Operating generator records and technology attributes reported through EIA-860.
| Generator | Capacity | Technology | Operation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 540 MW 40 MW summer | Natural Gas Steam Turbine Natural Gas · ST | Jun 1981 Retirement: Dec 2020 | Operating |
| 2 | 594 MW 478.9 MW summer | Conventional Steam Coal Subbituminous Coal · ST | Oct 1985 Retirement: Jun 2026 | Operating |
| 3CT | 369 MW 310.2 MW summer | Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle Natural Gas · CT | Dec 2017 | Operating |
| 3ST | 231.3 MW 170.5 MW summer | Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle Natural Gas · CA | Dec 2017 | Operating |
Monthly EIA generation history and recent market-resource behavior where linked telemetry is available.
Monthly generation is reported through EIA-923. Capacity factor uses the current EIA nameplate capacity and is shown only for complete calendar years.
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| Largest reported plants | Capacity | State | |
|---|---|---|---|
| GRECCurrent | 1,194.3 MW | OK | |
| Salina | 259.2 MW | OK | |
| Pensacola | 129.6 MW | OK | |
| Markham | 128.4 MW | OK |
Portfolio membership follows the latest EIA-860 reporting entity. It does not imply ultimate ownership.
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EIA-860 lists generator 1 with this operating date.
EIA-860 lists generator 2 with this operating date.
The Grand River Dam Authority says GREC Unit 3 began production in 2017.
EIA-860 lists generator 3CT, generator 3ST with this operating date.
The Grand River Dam Authority says GREC Unit 1 was decommissioned in 2019.
EIA-860 lists a planned retirement for generator 1.
EIA-860 lists a planned retirement for generator 2.
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GREC reports 594 MW coal + 600.3 MW natural gas of operating nameplate capacity. These technology ratings do not establish a common export limit. Source: EIA Aug 2026.
GREC is a Conventional Steam Coal facility in Mayes County, OK, participating in the SPP market.
GREC is in Mayes County, OK, inside the SPP balancing area.
GREC is operated by Grand River Dam Authority according to the EIA generator inventory. Reporting membership does not by itself establish ultimate ownership.
GREC reported 2,689.4 GWh over the twelve months to 2026-07. Figures are net generation as filed to EIA-923.
By capacity, GREC ranks #248 of 540 operating plants of the same technology nationally. It ranks #6 of 12 in OK.
Plants within 25 km, nearest first, regardless of technology. Proximity is straight-line distance between mapped plant coordinates; it does not by itself establish a shared point of interconnection.
