Heart of Texas Wind Project is a 180 MW wind farm in McCulloch County, Texas, registered as EIA Plant ID 61032. Scout Clean Energy owns and operates the project. Commercial operation began in May 2020.
EIA-reported operating capacity; nameplate, seasonal, AC/DC, and unit ratings may differ.
Primary generation technology.
Scout Clean Energy LLC · McCulloch County · ERCOT
Heart of Texas Wind Project is operating.
Best-supported operating milestone.
RTS2_U1 · RTS2_U2
Onshore Wind Turbine
ERCOT
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Operating generator records and technology attributes reported through EIA-860.
| Generator | Capacity | Technology | Operation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HTX | 180 MW 180 MW summer | Onshore Wind Turbine Wind · WT | May 2020 | Operating |
Monthly EIA generation history and recent market-resource behavior where linked telemetry is available.
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Scout acquired Heart of Texas project from RES prior to project financing close.
ERCOT · McCulloch County
Monthly generation is reported through EIA-923. Capacity factor uses the current EIA nameplate capacity and is shown only for complete calendar years.
3 ERCOT market resources · Wind
Observed ERCOT settlement prices at RN_RTS1 over 363 days (2025-09-11 to 2026-09-10).
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Matched to the latest available ERCOT generation-interconnection queue record. Queue status and completion dates describe the queue record; operating status is verified separately against plant and market registrations.
Portfolio membership follows the latest EIA-860 reporting entity. It does not imply ultimate ownership.
Scout announced it had secured construction financing and tax equity commitments for the 180 MW Heart of Texas project (announced September 2019).
EIA-860 lists generator HTX with this operating date.
Texas PUC reporting lists RTS2_U1 (90 MW) with a reported generator operation date of December 2, 2020 in regulatory filings.
ERCOT SCED disclosure is delayed, so plant performance windows end at the latest disclosed interval.
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Heart of Texas Wind Project has a reported capacity of 180 MW. Source: EIA Form 860.
Heart of Texas Wind Project is a Onshore Wind Turbine facility in McCulloch County, TX, participating in the ERCOT market.
Heart of Texas Wind Project is in McCulloch County, TX, inside the ERCOT balancing area.
Heart of Texas Wind Project is operated by Scout Clean Energy LLC according to the EIA generator inventory. Reporting membership does not by itself establish ultimate ownership.
Heart of Texas Wind Project reported 631.3 GWh over the twelve months to 2026-06. Figures are net generation as filed to EIA-923.
By capacity, Heart of Texas Wind Project ranks #366 of 1,362 operating plants of the same technology nationally. It ranks #117 of 228 in TX.
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.
