Clark County, AR power plants

10 EIA-registered plants with 306.2 MW of nameplate capacity inside MISO; the largest is Crocker Wind Farm at 200 MW.

Capacity by fuel

Nameplate capacity · plants

wind: 200 MW1
hydroelectric: 70 MW1
petroleum: 21.1 MW2
solar: 10.1 MW5
batteries: 5 MW1

Clark County, AR capacity ranking

10 matching plants · ranked by nameplate capacity

Rank	Plant	Capacity	Type	Operator	Location
1	Crocker Wind FarmGeronimo PowerDetailed profile	200 MW	Onshore Wind Turbine	Geronimo Power	Clark County
2	DegrayUSCE -Vickburg District	70 MW	Hydroelectric Pumped Storage, Conventional Hydroelectric	USCE -Vickburg District	Clark County
3	Marshall (IL)City of Marshall - (IL)	16.9 MW	Petroleum Liquids	City of Marshall - (IL)	Clark County
4	Nabb Battery Energy Storage SystemDuke Energy Indiana, LLC	5 MW	Batteries	Duke Energy Indiana, LLC	Clark County
5	Veolia (Gum Springs)Today's Power, Inc.	5 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Today's Power, Inc.	Clark County
6	KahokaCity of Kahoka - (MO)	4.2 MW	Petroleum Liquids	City of Kahoka - (MO)	Clark County
7	Popple Creek (Clark 1)Greenbacker Renewable Energy Corporation	2 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Greenbacker Renewable Energy Corporation	Clark County
8	Henryville Solar RESHoosier Energy R E C, Inc	1.1 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Hoosier Energy R E C, Inc	Clark County
9	Marshall Solar (IL)Altorfer Inc.	1 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Altorfer Inc.	Clark County
10	South Central Electric CooperativeToday's Power, Inc.	1 MW	Solar Photovoltaic	Today's Power, Inc.	Clark County

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plants

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.