Key Site Details
Approximately 1,000 Developable Acres
6+ Miles of Rail, 2+ mile rail loop, rotary railcar dumper
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Private site road network, full gated with guard house, truck scale, and immediate access to state and interstate highway systems
Electricity, public water, private water/sewer, fiber optic
3 warehouses, 2 offices – 6,000-25,000 sq. ft. available
Power plant (650 MW), Oklaunion Power Plant – Vernon, TX
Project details
Oklaunion Power Station offers more than 1,800 acres in North Central Texas with approximately 1,000 acres currently available for development.
Thanks to the enormous rail and transloading infrastructure in place, this site is extremely attractive to companies who need to move freight, aggregate or project cargo in large units. Two unit trains can be accommodate at once and utility infrastructure including power, water, sewer, and fiber optic are available in large capacity to meet nearly any needs. Large natural gas transmission lines are proximate and can be brought to the site for respective gas demands.
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History of location
The Oklaunion Power plant in Vernon, TX faced droughts, heat waves, market changes, and even a tornado in its 34 years of operation. The coal fired power plant began operation on December 24, 1986 and had its fair share of accomplishments during its tenure. Power Industry Division, POWID, named the plant the most technologically advanced plant in the nation in 1994.
The facility has embraced the LEAN (Continuous Improvement) culture and has realized many one time and sustainable savings. Oklaunion officially became part of American Electric Power in 2000 when AEP completed the merger with Central and South West. Unfortunately, the increase demand for wind, solar, and natural gas lead to the plant officially being retired on September 30th, 2020.
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Wilbarger County, 12567 FM3430, Vernon, TX 76384
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