Meet the Texas Fleet
Vistra’s Fuel-Diverse Fleet Provides Reliable, Affordable Power – Nearly 20,000 MW and Counting:
Through the dedication of hardworking Texans, Vistra’s fleet of 22 power generating facilities safely produces affordable, reliable electricity to ensure you have power when you and your family need it most. The company employs approximately 4,000 individuals across the state, with nearly half working at our generation facilities and the other half supporting the corporate and retail operations.
Vistra is the largest generator of electricity in Texas and one of the 54 Fortune 500 companies headquartered in the state.
| Plant Name | Location | Generation Capacity | Technology |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brightside | Live Oak County | 50 MW | Solar |
| Coleto Creek | Goliad | 650 MW | Coal — Conversion to Natural Gas in Process |
| Comanche Peak | Glen Rose | 2,400 MW | Nuclear |
| DeCordova (Gas co-located) | Granbury | 358 MW | Natural Gas |
| DeCordova (Battery co-located) | Granbury | 260 MW | Energy Storage |
| Emerald Grove | Crane County | 108 MW | Solar |
| Ennis | Ennis | 366 MW | Natural Gas |
| Forney | Forney | 1,912 MW | Natural Gas |
| Graham | Graham | 630 MW | Natural Gas |
| Hays | San Marcos | 1,122 MW | Natural Gas |
| Lake Hubbard | Dallas County | 921 MW | Natural Gas |
| Lamar | Paris | 1,180 MW | Natural Gas |
| Martin Lake | Tatum | 2,455 MW | Coal |
| Midlothian | Midlothian | 1,596 MW | Natural Gas |
| Morgan Creek | Colorado City | 536 MW | Natural Gas |
| Oak Grove | Franklin | 1,710 MW | Coal |
| Oak Hill | Rusk County | 200 MW | Solar |
| Odessa | Odessa | 1,180 MW | Natural Gas |
| Permian Basin | Monahans | 447 MW | Natural Gas |
| Stryker Creek | Rusk | 685 MW | Natural Gas |
| Trinidad | Trinidad | 244 MW | Natural Gas |
| Upton 2 | Upton County | 190 MW | Solar & Energy Storage |
| Wise | Poolville | 787 MW | Natural Gas |
Capacity shown on a winter-rating basis, consistent with Vistra’s quarterly asset fleet disclosure. Actual net capacity varies with ambient temperature. Coleto Creek is shown at its current coal-fueled capacity; conversion to natural gas is in process.
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COMMUNITY COMMITMENT
Our family of companies is proud to support the communities where our employees and customers live, work, and grow. We take pride in being a good neighbor, and strengthening the places where we have customers, where our valued employees live, and where we call home. We provide tens of thousands of dollars and volunteer hours to numerous nonprofit organizations and worthwhile projects across the state, including:
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United Way organizations
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Education foundations, scholarship funds, and STEM programs
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Texas Trees Foundation
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Feeding America
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Disaster relief organizations

COMMUNITY COMMITMENT
Our family of companies is proud to support the communities where our employees and customers live, work, and grow. We take pride in being a good neighbor, and strengthening the places where we have customers, where our valued employees live, and where we call home. We provide tens of thousands of dollars and volunteer hours to numerous nonprofit organizations and worthwhile projects across the state, including:
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United Way organizations
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Education foundations, scholarship funds, and STEM programs
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Texas Trees Foundation
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Feeding America
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Disaster relief organizations









