# Odyssey Energy Altura Cogen, LLC

ERCOT asset profile · https://askthegrid.com/assets/facilities/odyssey-energy-altura-cogen-llc

Cogentrix Energy · Harris County · ERCOT

Altura Cogen is a natural-gas cogeneration facility in Channelview, Texas. EIA's May 2026 inventory reports 643.6 MW nameplate, 473.1 MW net summer, and 443.4 MW net winter capability across seven generator records dating from November 1985 through June 1995.

## Profile

- **Grid role:** Industrial cogeneration supplying steam and electricity while participating in ERCOT.
- **Operating configuration:** Seven EIA generator records: five at 84.9 MW, one at 129.2 MW, and one at 89.9 MW nameplate.
- **Capacity scope:** EIA reports 643.6 MW nameplate, 473.1 MW net summer, and 443.4 MW net winter capability; Cogentrix separately reports 600 MW.

## Metrics

- **Net summer capacity:** 473.1 MW — EIA May 2026
- **Nameplate capacity:** 643.6 MW — EIA May 2026
- **Net winter capacity:** 443.4 MW — EIA May 2026
- **Company rating:** 600 MW — Cogentrix
- **Current settlement point:** CHANNELVIEW — ERCOT public meter record
- **Registry anchor:** Plant 50815 — Odyssey Operating Services

## Facts

- **Net summer capacity:** 473.1 MW — EIA May 2026 · confidence: high
- **Nameplate capacity:** 643.6 MW — EIA May 2026 · confidence: high
- **Net winter capacity:** 443.4 MW — EIA May 2026 · confidence: high

## 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.
- [Cogentrix Odyssey acquisition record](https://www.cogentrix.com/news/cogentrix-portfolio-expands-cogentrix-odyssey-holdings-acquisition) — Cogentrix · official — Acquisition, 100% interest, company rating, industrial host, asset management, and operations scope.

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Website: [Cogentrix](https://www.cogentrix.com/projects)
Profile published: 2026-07-17T03:34:37.370Z
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