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Natural gas accounted for 37% of generation in Arkansas over the 12 months to July 2026.

Where they are

The 23 largest announced projects in Arkansas, by capacity.

1 plant carries a location we could not place in the state.

Natural gas37%Coal28%Nuclear21%Solar9%Hydro4%Other (<2.5% each)1%
Generation ledger by fuel
FuelGWhShareYoY
Natural gas25,12737.2%↑ 2.5
Coal18,78427.8%↓ 0.7
Nuclear14,08320.8%↓ 3.4
Solar6,0218.9%↑ 1.8
Hydro2,8044.2%↓ 0.7
Wind4350.6%↑ 0.6
Other3180.5%↓ 0.1

13-month trend

Natural gas
Coal
Nuclear
Wind
Solar
Hydro
Other

What’s standing

The 8 largest of 225 operating generators; 19.1 GW total capacity.

  • Arkansas Nuclear OneNuclear · Entergy Arkansas LLC943 MW1980
  • Arkansas Nuclear OneNuclear · Entergy Arkansas LLC903 MW1974
  • White BluffCoal · Entergy Arkansas LLC900 MW1981
  • Independence Steam Electric StationCoal · Entergy Arkansas LLC900 MW1983
  • Independence Steam Electric StationCoal · Entergy Arkansas LLC900 MW1984
  • White BluffCoal · Entergy Arkansas LLC900 MW1980
  • Plum Point Energy StationCoal · NRG Energy Services - Plum Point720 MW2010
  • John W Turk Jr Power PlantCoal · Southwestern Electric Power Co609 MW2012

On the drawing board

Arkansas has 19.1 GW standing. Another 267 MW is on the board by 2026: 262 MW testing, 5 MW under construction.

Built since July 2026

  • SR DumasStanding5 MW2026
  • SR FisherStanding5 MW2026
  • City of Little Rock Solar ArrayUnder construction5 MW2026
  • SR Des ArcTesting5 MW2026
  • Thomas FitzhughTesting69 MW2026
  • SR Cherry ValleyTesting5 MW2026
  • Nimbus Wind FarmTesting183 MW2026

Arkansas' announced projects could add 12.5 TWh a year by 2031. Our projection includes 9.1 TWh after applying completion factors based on project status.

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