List of power stations in Arkansas explained

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Arkansas, separated by fuel type. In 2021, Arkansas had a summer capacity of 14,832 megawatts, and a net generation of 61,100 gigawatt-hours.^[1] In 2023, the electrical energy generation mix was 39.6% natural gas, 27.4% coal, 24.4% nuclear, 6% hydroelectric, 1.3% solar, 1.2% biomass, and 0.1% petroleum.

Biogas

Name	Location	Fuel	Nameplate capacity (MW)	Generating units	data-sort-type="number"	2019 net generation (MWh)	data-sort-type="number"	2019 GHG emissions (metric tons)	Operator	Opened
Eco Vista	Tontitown	Landfill gas	4	5	33,504^[2]	110,186^[3]	Waste Management	2010
Two Pine	Pulaski County	Landfill gas	5	6	31,926^[4]	51,073^[5]	Waste Management	2008^[6]

Coal

Name	Location	Nameplate capacity (MW)	Generating units	data-sort-type="number"	2019 net generation (MWh)	data-sort-type="number"	2019 GHG emissions (metric tons)	Boiler type	Operator	data-sort-type="number"	Opened
Flint Creek	Gentry	528	1	2.4 million^[7]	2.5 million^[8]	Subcritical	American Electric Power	1978^[9]
Independence	Newark	1700	2	5.7 million^[10]	6.3 million^[11]		Entergy	1983, 1984
John W. Turk Jr.	Fulton	600	1	4 million^[12]	3.6 million^[13]	Ultra-supercritical	American Electric Power	2012^[14]
Plum Point	Mississippi County	665	1	3.9 million^[15]	4 million^[16]	Subcritical	NAES Corporation	2010^[17]
White Bluff	Redfield	1659	2	0^[18]	7.7 million^[19]		Entergy	1980, 1981

Hydroelectric

Name	Location	Nameplate capacity (MW)	Generating units	data-sort-type="number"	2019 net generation (MWh)	Water source	Operator	data-sort-type="number"	Opened
Beaver Lake Dam	Carroll County	112	2	261,746^[20]	White River	Southwestern Power Administration	1965^[21]
Blakely Mountain	Garland/Montgomery	75	2	231,668^[22]	Ouachita River	Southwestern Power Administration	1956
Bull Shoals	Baxter/Marion	340	4	1.4 million^[23]	White River	Southwestern Power Administration	1953
Carl S. Whillock	Conway County	32	3	122,040^[24]	Arkansas River	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	1993
Carpenter	Garland County	56	2	76,107^[25]	Ouachita River	Entergy	1930^[26]
Clyde T. Ellis	Barling	32	3	99,455^[27]	Arkansas River	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	1988
Dardanelle	Pope/Yell	140	4	594,423^[28]	Arkansas River	Southwestern Power Administration	1965
Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas	Dumas	103	3	311,700^[29]	Arkansas River	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	1999
Greers Ferry	Cleburne County	96	2	296,621^[30]	Little Red River	Southwestern Power Administration	1964
Murray	Pulaski County	45	2	89,605^[31]	Arkansas River	North Little Rock Electric Department^[32]	1988^[33]
Narrows	Pike County	26	3	71,173^[34]	Little Missouri River	Southwestern Power Administration	1950
Norfork	Baxter County	81	2	287,794^[35]	North Fork River	Southwestern Power Administration	1944
Ozark-Jeta Taylor	Ozark	100	5	89,547^[36]	Arkansas River	Southwestern Power Administration	1973
Remmel	Hot Spring County	12	3	52,620^[37]	Ouachita River	Entergy	1924
White River Lock & Dam 1	Batesville	4	1	15,727^[38]	White River	Independence County	2007^[39]
White River Lock & Dam 2	Independence County	4	1	15,077^[40]	White River	Independence County	2007
Shelby M. Knight/ White River Lock & Dam 3	Stone County	4	1	18,945^[41]	White River	Independence County	2006

Pumped storage

Name	Location	Nameplate capacity (MW)	Generating units	data-sort-type="number"	2019 net generation (MWh)	Water source	Operator	data-sort-type="number"	Opened
	Clark County	68	2	122,691^[42]	Caddo River	Southwestern Power Administration	1972

Natural gas

Name	Location	Nameplate capacity (MW)	Generating units	data-sort-type="number"	2019 net generation (MWh)	data-sort-type="number"	2019 GHG emissions (metric tons)	Operator	data-sort-type="number"	Opened
Elkins	Elkins	60	2^[43]	13,825^[44]		Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	2010
Fulton	Fulton	153	1	118,888^[45]	67,642^[46]	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	2001
Harry D. Mattison	Tontitown	340	4	155,985^[47]	104,744^[48]	American Electric Power	2007^[49]
Harry L. Oswald	Wrightsville	548	9	368,940^[50]	157,546^[51]	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	2003
Hot Spring	Malvern	620	3	2.9 million^[52]	1.2 million^[53]	Entergy	2012^[54]
Lake Catherine	Malvern	721	4	127,495^[55]	184,861^[56]	Entergy	1950, 1953, 1970
Magnet Cove	Magnet Cove	660	3	1.7 million^[57]	669,001^[58]	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	2006
Union	El Dorado	2,200	12	11.3 million^[59]	4.3 million^[60]	Entergy	2003^[61]

Natural gas/petroleum

Name	Location	Nameplate capacity (MW)	Generating units	data-sort-type="number"	2019 net generation (MWh)	data-sort-type="number"	2019 GHG emissions (metric tons)	Operator	data-sort-type="number"	Opened
Carl E. Bailey	Augusta	122	1	15,894^[62]	13,912^[63]	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	1966
Dell	Dell	679	3	3.2 million^[64]	1.4 million^[65]	Associated Electric Cooperative	2007^[66]
John L. McClellan	Camden	134	1	34,073^[67]	25,388^[68]	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	1971
Jonesboro	Jonesboro	224	4	27,266^[69]	16,751^[70]	Jonesboro City Water & Light	2003, 2007^[71]
Paragould	Paragould	14	4	84^[72]		Paragould Light Water & Cable	1990
Paragould Reciprocating	Paragould	14	3	473^[73]		Paragould Light Water & Cable	2001
Pine Bluff Energy Center	Pine Bluff	236	2	1.2 million^[74]	685,030^[75]	Calpine Energy Services	2001
Thomas B. Fitzhugh	Ozark	171	2	254,918^[76]	129,404^[77]	Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation	1963, 2003

Solar photovoltaic

Name	Location	Type	Nameplate capacity (MW)	2019 net generation (MWh)	Acreage	Operator	Opened
SR Camden	East Camden	CdTe	12	26,019^[80]	100	Silicon Ranch Corporation	2016^[81]
	Van Buren		0.5		1.5	Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative	2016^[82]
Ozarks Natural Energy Community Solar	Springdale	c-Si	1	1,533^[83]	5	Ozarks Electric Cooperative	2016^[84]
FECC Solar Benton	Benton		1	1,457^[85]	5	First Electric Cooperative	2017^[86]
Scenic Hill Solar III	Clarksville		5	10,161^[87]	42	Scenic Hill Solar	2017^[88]
	Holly Springs		1		5	Ouachita Electric Cooperative	2017^[89]
Stuttgart Solar Energy Center	Arkansas County		81	162,317^[90]	475	NextEra Energy Resources	2017^[91]
	Hamburg		1		8	Today's Power	2018^[92]
	Brookland		1		8	Today's Power	2018^[93]
	Forrest City		1		8	Woodruff Electric Cooperative	2019^[94]
	Newport		1		8	Farmers Electric Cooperative	2019^[95]
	Salem		1		8	North Arkansas Electric Cooperative	2019^[96]
	Fayetteville		10			Today’s Power	2019^[97]
	Jefferson County		0.176				2019^[98]
	Star City		1		8	C & L Electric Cooperative	2020^[99]
Chicot Solar Project	Chicot County		100		825	NextEra Energy Resources	2020^[100]
C. Wayne Whitaker Solar	Texarkana		1		7	Today's Power	2020^[101]

Storage

Name	Location	Type	Nameplate capacity (MWh)	data-sort-type="number"	2019 net generation (MWh)	Operator	Opened
	Fayetteville	Lithium-ion battery	24		Today’s Power	2019

Proposed power stations

Name	Location	Type	Nameplate capacity	Operator	Status
Crossett Solar Energy Farm	Crossett	Solar PV	100 MW	Renewable Energy Systems	Construction beginning 2021^[102]
	White County	Solar PV	100 MW	NextEra Energy Resources	Expected operable 2021^[103]
	White County	Lithium-ion battery	30 MWh	NextEra Energy Resources	Expected operable 2021
	Stuttgart	Solar PV	3.15 MW		Expected operable 2020^[104]
	Hot Springs	Solar PV	12.75 MW	Scenic Hill Solar	Expected operable 2020^[105]
	Searcy	Solar PV	1.2 MW	Entegrity Energy Partners	Expected operable 2020^[106]
	Searcy	Solar PV	4.5 MW	Entegrity Energy Partners	Expected operable 2020
	Paris	Solar PV	1.5 MW	Today’s Power	Expected operable 2020^[107]
	Pulaski County	Solar PV	8 MW	Today’s Power	Expected operable 2020^[108]
	Jonesboro	Solar PV	13.25 MW	Jonesboro City Water & Light	Expected operable 2022^[109]
ConwayCorp and Lightsource BP Solar Farm	Happy	Solar PV	132 MW	Lightsource BP	Expected operable 2022^[110]
Walnut Bend Solar	Brinkley	Solar PV	100 MW	Entergy Arkansas	Expected operable 2022^[111]
		Solar PV	180 MW		Expected operable 2023^[112]

Retired power stations

Name	Location	Type	Nameplate capacity (MW)	Generating units	Operator	Opened	Closed
Cecil Lynch	North Little Rock	Natural gas/petroleum	110	2	Entergy	1949, 1954	2013^[113]
Fairbanks	Augusta	Petroleum	3	5	City of Augusta	1929	2005^[114]
Hamilton Moses	Forrest City	Natural gas/petroleum	138	2	Entergy	1951	2013^[115]
Harvey Couch	Stamps	Natural gas/petroleum	110	2	Entergy	1943, 1954	2011, 2013^[116]
Mammoth Spring Dam No. 1	Fulton County	Hydroelectric		3^[117]	Arkansas-Missouri Power Company	1927	1972^[118]
Robert E. Ritchie	Helena	Natural gas/petroleum	923	3	Entergy	1961	2013^[119]
Mabelvale	Mabelvale	Natural gas	56	4	Entergy	1970	2016^[120]

See also

• List of public utilities in Arkansas
• Energy in Arkansas

External links

• Arkansas at the U.S. Energy Information Administration

Notes and References

1. Web site: Arkansas Electricity Profile . U.S. Energy Information Administration . December 27, 2022.
2. Web site: Electricity data browser - Waste Management Eco Vista LFGTE . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
3. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
4. Web site: Electricity data browser - Two Pine Landfill Gas Recovery . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
5. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
6. Web site: Waste Management Dedicates Arkansas' First Landfill Gas-to-Energy Plant and Announces New Partnership With Audubon Arkansas . August 12, 2008 . Waste Management . February 26, 2014.
7. Web site: Electricity data browser - Flint Creek . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 3, 2020.
8. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
9. Web site: Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Generation Facilities . Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation . December 7, 2017.
10. Web site: Electricity data browser - Independence Steam Electric Station . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 3, 2020.
11. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. November 11, 2020.
12. Web site: Electricity data browser - John W Turk Jr Power Plant . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 3, 2020.
13. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
14. Web site: SWEPCO's John W. Turk, Jr. Power Plant Begins Commercial Operation December 20 in SW Arkansas . Southwestern Electric Power Company . December 20, 2012 . March 7, 2014.
15. Web site: Electricity data browser - Plum Point Energy Station . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 3, 2020.
16. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
17. Web site: Plum Point Energy Station . Encyclopedia of Arkansas . Butler Schlesinger . Toney . March 1, 2014.
18. Web site: Electricity data browser - White Bluff . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 3, 2020.
19. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
20. Web site: Electricity data browser - Beaver Dam . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
21. Web site: Southwestern Power Administration Annual Report 2012 . 8 . September 2013 . Southwestern Power Administration . March 8, 2014.
22. Web site: Electricity data browser - Blakely Mountain . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
23. Web site: Electricity data browser - Bull Shoals . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
24. Web site: Electricity data browser - Whillock . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
25. Web site: Electricity data browser - Carpenter . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
26. Web site: Entergy Investor Guide 2012 . 2012 . Entergy . 39 . XLS . March 8, 2014.
27. Web site: Electricity data browser - Ellis Hydro . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
28. Web site: Electricity data browser - Dardanelle . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
29. Web site: Electricity data browser - Dam 2 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 3, 2020.
30. Web site: Electricity data browser - Greers Ferry Lake . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
31. Web site: Electricity data browser - Murray . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
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34. Web site: Electricity data browser - Narrows (AR) . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
35. Web site: Electricity data browser - Norfork . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
36. Web site: Electricity data browser - Ozark . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
37. Web site: Electricity data browser - Remmel . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
38. Web site: Electricity data browser - White River Lock and Dam 1 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
39. Web site: Potts . Rita J. . Adding Hydro to Existing Dams: The Story of Arkansas' White River Projects. HydroWorld.com . June 1, 2008 . March 1, 2014.
40. Web site: Electricity data browser - White River Lock and Dam 2 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
41. Web site: Electricity data browser - White River Lock and Dam 3 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
42. Web site: Electricity data browser - Degray . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
43. Web site: Generating Unit Additions in the United States by State, 2010 . 2010 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . XLS . February 26, 2014.
44. Web site: Electricity data browser - Elkins Generating Center . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
45. Web site: Electricity data browser - Fulton . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
46. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
47. Web site: Electricity data browser - Harry D Mattison Gas Plant . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
48. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
49. Web site: American Electric Power 2013 Fact Book . American Electric Power . 54 . 2013 . March 8, 2014.
50. Web site: Electricity data browser - Harry L. Oswald . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
51. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
52. Web site: Electricity data browser - Hot Spring Generating Facility . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
53. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
54. Came online in 2002. Purchased from KGen LLC in 2012. Web site: Entergy Announces Hot Spring, Hinds Power Plants Acquisitions to Close by End of Year . Entergy . November 14, 2012 . March 11, 2014.
55. Web site: Electricity data browser - Lake Catherine . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
56. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
57. Web site: Electricity data browser - Magnet Cove . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
58. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
59. Web site: Electricity data browser - Union Power Station . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
60. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
61. Web site: Union Partners Power Station . SNC-Lavalin Thermal Power . February 26, 2014.
62. Web site: Electricity data browser - Carl Bailey . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
63. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
64. Web site: Electricity data browser - Dell Power Station . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
65. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
66. Web site: Generating Unit Additions in the United States by State, 2007 . 2007 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . XLS . February 26, 2014.
67. Web site: Electricity data browser - McClellan (AR) . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
68. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
69. Web site: Electricity data browser - Jonesboro City Water & Light Plant . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
70. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
71. Web site: Generating Unit Additions in the United States by State, 2003 . 2003 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . XLS . February 26, 2014.
72. Web site: Electricity data browser - Paragould Turbine . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
73. Web site: Electricity data browser - Paragould Reciprocating . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
74. Web site: Electricity data browser - Pine Bluff Energy Center . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
75. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
76. Web site: Electricity data browser - Thomas Fitzhugh . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
77. Web site: EPA Facility Level GHG Emissions Data . U.S. Environmental Protection Agency . November 11, 2020.
78. Web site: Electricity data browser - Arkansas Nuclear One . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
79. Web site: Electricity data browser - Municipal Light . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
80. Web site: Electricity data browser - SR Camden . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
81. Web site: Largest Solar Energy Field in Arkansas is Operating . March 29, 2016 . Silicon Ranch . March 4, 2017.
82. Web site: AVECC Launches Solar Facility . October 4, 2016 . Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative . November 27, 2016.
83. Web site: Electricity data browser - Ozarks Natural Energy Community Solar . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
84. Web site: Ozarks Electric Cooperative Solar Generation Facility Fully Operational; Renewable Energy Program Offering for Members Announced . April 22, 2016 . Ozarks Electric Cooperative . September 27, 2016.
85. Web site: Electricity data browser - FECC Solar Benton . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
86. Web site: A Giant Switch Is Thrown, And Solar Power Flows in Benton . May 31, 2017 . Arkansas Business . June 11, 2017.
87. Web site: Electricity data browser - Scenic Hill Solar III . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
88. Web site: Clarksville solar power plant completed . January 12, 2018 . The Courier . January 17, 2018.
89. Web site: In South Arkansas, Solar Power Is Hot . June 23, 2017 . Arkansas Business . June 27, 2017.
90. Web site: Electricity data browser - Stuttgart Solar . U.S. Energy Information Administration . November 2, 2020.
91. Web site: After Stuttgart, Entergy Plans Even Bigger Solar Project Near Lake Village . October 30, 2017 . Arkansas Business . October 31, 2017.
92. Web site: 1-megawatt solar array powers up in Ashley County . August 24, 2018 . Magnolia Reporter . August 27, 2018.
93. Web site: Craighead Electric "flips the switch" to power homes with sunlight . September 19, 2018 . KAIT 8 . October 15, 2018.
94. Web site: Woodruff Electric Cooperative dedicates solar array with wildlife in mind . April 4, 2019 . Arkansas Money and Politics . July 16, 2019.
95. Web site: Farmers Energizes 1 MW Solar Project in Newport . June 11, 2019 . Today's Power . July 16, 2019.
96. Web site: Let there be light: NAEC dedicates solar array . October 1, 2018 . Baxter Bulletin . April 23, 2019.
97. Web site: Largest solar array on city land in Arkansas to start operating July 1 . May 17, 2019 . Today's Power . July 16, 2019.
98. Web site: Jefferson County goes solar hoping to save $3.8 million over next 20 years . August 20, 2019 . KATV . October 15, 2019.
99. Web site: C&L Electric Energizes 1 Megawatt Solar Project in Star City . May 11, 2020 . Today's Power . May 25, 2020.
100. Web site: Second Entergy Arkansas Solar Project Begins Operation . October 8, 2020 . Entergy . October 25, 2020.
101. Web site: Southwest Arkansas Electric adds solar power station to its grid . September 29, 2020 . Magnolia Reporter . October 25, 2020.
102. Web site: Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation adds 100 MW of solar power . October 31, 2017 . ArkansasOnline.com . March 23, 2018.
103. Web site: Entergy Arkansas announces plans for 100-megawatt solar facility in White County . March 18, 2019 . Talk Business & Politics . March 18, 2019.
104. Web site: Stuttgart to build solar power plant . July 16, 2019 . Arkansas Times . July 16, 2019.
105. Web site: Largest municipal solar plant in Arkansas to be built in Hot Springs . September 18, 2019 . Talk Business & Politics . October 13, 2019.
106. Web site: Entegrity to build $10 million solar plant for Searcy Water Utilities . July 19, 2019 . Talk Business & Politics . October 15, 2019.
107. Web site: City of Paris to add solar power . September 18, 2019 . Paris Express . October 15, 2019.
108. Web site: County hitching wagon to solar power . October 11, 2019 . Arkansas Democrat-Gazette . October 15, 2019.
109. Web site: City Water & Light Announces the Development of a Solar Energy System totaling 13.25 MW in Jonesboro, Arkansas . April 28, 2020 . TurningPoint Energy . May 26, 2020.
110. Web site: City Conway Corp board approves purchase agreement for 132 megawatt solar project . April 3, 2020 . The Log Cabin Democrat. June 1, 2020.
111. Web site: Entergy Announces Plans For Largest Solar Plant In Arkansas . August 17, 2020 . KUAR . August 23, 2020.
112. Web site: General Motors to achieve 60% renewable energy thanks to massive Arkansas solar deal . September 30, 2020 . PV Magazine . October 25, 2020.
113. Web site: Entergy Investor Guide 2013 . 2013 . Entergy . 39 . July 10, 2016.
114. Web site: Generating Unit Retirements in the United States by State, 2005 . 2005 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . XLS . March 3, 2014.
115. Web site: Hamilton Moses SES NPDES Permit Renewal Application . February 2013 . Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality . 1 . March 1, 2014.
116. Web site: NPDES Compliance Inspection Report . Smith . Red . December 2013 . Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality . 2 . February 26, 2014.
117. Web site: Electrical Review and Western Electrician . Electrical Review Publishing Company . January 22, 1916 . 68 . 144 . February 23, 2014.
118. Web site: Mammoth Spring Dam and Lake . Arkansas Historic Preservation Program . February 23, 2014 . https://archive.today/20140223203620/http://www.arkansaspreservation.com/historic-properties/_search_nomination_popup.aspx?id=2474 . February 23, 2014 . dead .
119. Web site: Electric Power Monthly with Data for January 2013 . March 2013 . U.S. Energy Information Administration . 16 . March 1, 2014.
120. Web site: Retired Utility Scale Generating Units by Operating Company, Plant, Month, and Year . U.S. Energy Information Administration . March 4, 2017.