Power plants planned and retiring in Oklahoma

Oklahoma: planned against running

When Oklahoma capacity arrives and leaves

Oklahoma projects dated after 2035 or without a year: 0 MW.

Where the Oklahoma projects are

Oklahoma: 12 counties shaded, darker for more planned MW.

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What the Oklahoma numbers say

Oklahoma runs 34,422 MW today. The planned list would add 5,181 MW (15%) while 122 MW (0%) of operating units carry a retirement date. Through 2035, Oklahoma has 5,181 MW due online and 106 MW due to retire there.

Oklahoma planned mix: 42% solar, storage and wind, 58% natural gas. Oklahoma stages: 2,485 MW under construction or in testing, 524 MW permits received, not started, 2,172 MW early planning, no approvals started. Oklahoma retired 407 MW from 2021 to 2026 and has 2,775 MW on the canceled or postponed list.

Oklahoma capacity by fuel and status

Oklahoma counties with the most planned capacity

Largest planned projects in Oklahoma

Oklahoma against its neighbors

Oklahoma: planned MW equal 15% of operating. Bordering states: Arkansas plans 35% of what it runs (20 points above Oklahoma); Colorado plans 29% of what it runs (14 points above Oklahoma); Kansas plans 11% of what it runs (4 points below Oklahoma); Missouri plans 16% of what it runs (1 points above Oklahoma); New Mexico plans 20% of what it runs (5 points above Oklahoma); Texas plans 48% of what it runs (33 points above Oklahoma).

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Sources

EIA-860M inventory for Oklahoma: 325 operating generators, 17 planned lines, edition August 2026, retrieved 5 Oct 2026. Sources for {e(sn)}.

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