12 EIA-registered power plants in Wharton County, TX totalling 3.9 GW of nameplate capacity, ranked and mapped inside ERCOT.
12 matching plants·ranked by nameplate capacity
| Rank | Plant | Capacity | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Colorado Bend IIConstellation Power, IncDetailed profile | 1,230.3 MW | Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle | Constellation Power, Inc | Wharton County | |
| 2 | Colorado Bend Energy CenterCER Colorado Bend Energy Partners LPDetailed profile | 654.1 MW | Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine, Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle | CER Colorado Bend Energy Partners LP | Wharton County | |
| 3 | Aktina SolarHecate Energy Ramsey, LLCDetailed profile | 500 MW | Solar Photovoltaic | Hecate Energy Ramsey, LLC | Wharton County | |
| 4 | Red Tailed Hawk Solar LLCAcciona Energy USA Global, LLCDetailed profile | 360 MW | Solar Photovoltaic | Acciona Energy USA Global, LLC | Wharton County | |
| 5 | GulfStar Power, LLCGulfStar Power, LLCDetailed profile | 300 MW | Batteries | GulfStar Power, LLC | Wharton County | |
| 6 | Bernard Creek SolarBernard Creek Solar, LLCDetailed profile | 230 MW | Solar Photovoltaic | Bernard Creek Solar, LLC | Wharton County | |
| 7 | Lane City WindRWE Clean Energy | 202.5 MW | Onshore Wind Turbine | RWE Clean Energy | Wharton County | |
| 8 | Prairie Switch Wind LLCPrairie Switch Wind LLC | 163.2 MW | Onshore Wind Turbine | Prairie Switch Wind LLC | Wharton County | |
| 9 | Danish Fields StorageDanish Fields Storage, LLC | 150 MW | Batteries | Danish Fields Storage, LLC | Wharton County | |
| 10 | Texas Gulf SulphurWharton County Generation LLC | 101.9 MW | Natural Gas Fired Combustion Turbine | Wharton County Generation LLC | Wharton County | |
| 11 | Cascade Solar (TX)Cypress Creek Renewables | 10 MW | Solar Photovoltaic | Cypress Creek Renewables | Wharton County | |
| 12 | I-Eye ESSAgilitas Energy, Inc. | 10 MW | Batteries | Agilitas Energy, Inc. | Wharton County |
County assignment and capacity come from the EIA generator inventory. Capacity is nameplate capacity, not seasonal capability or available operating capacity. A plant can include multiple generators and technologies.