Central Utility Plant - Texas A&M is a 50 MW Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle asset in ERCOT (Texas), currently Operating.
Central Utility Plant - Texas A&M is reported in Texas since 2011 under Texas A&M, Utilities & Energy Services. Available operating and financial measures include 30.3% capacity factor and 134 GWh annual generation; $965/kW reported CapEx.
- Location
- Brazos, Texas
- Technology
- Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle
- Owner / parent
- Texas A&M, Utilities & Energy Services
- Operator
- Texas A&M, Utilities & Energy Services
- Grid
- ERCOT (Texas)
- Plant ID
- 58151
What stands out
Central Utility Plant - Texas A&M is a 50 MW Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle asset in Texas with status Operating.
Latest annual operating measures report 30.3% capacity factor and 134 GWh annual generation.
Available financial measures include $965/kW CapEx.
Latest linked story: “Texas A&M Launches SMR ‘Energy Proving Ground’ with Selection of Four Nuclear Firms” (POWER Magazine, 2025-02-04).
Market and operating context
- ISO / market
- ERCOT (Texas)
- Balancing authority
- Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc.
- NERC region
- TRE
- State rank
- #161 of 325
- National rank
- #1132 of 2,025
Why it matters
For this asset in ERCOT (Texas), operating status, generation, ownership, and linked events are the primary facts for performance and asset-level diligence. The exact chart and source-linked records below let the reader test those facts before moving to a deeper report.
