Ray Olinger Power Station

In the vast landscape of Texas power generation, the Ray Olinger Power Station stands as a testament to Garland’s commitment to energy independence. This impressive facility, owned and operated by the City of Garland, has been a cornerstone of the city’s power grid since its commissioning in July 1967. The Ray Olinger Power Station is not just a power plant; it’s a symbol of reliability. The plant has consistently met the energy demands of Garland, generating an impressive 27,552 MWh of electricity. This gas-fired power project, with its 345 MW capacity, is fueled by Atmos Energy and Energy Transfer Company. The Ray Olinger Power Station is a marvel of engineering. It’s equipped with state-of-the-art steam turbines supplied by GE Power, a testament to the plant’s commitment to efficiency and innovation. Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises also played a crucial role in the plant’s construction, supplying the steam boilers for the initial units. As you stand before the Ray Olinger Power Station, you’re witnessing more than just a power plant. You’re witnessing the heart of Garland’s energy infrastructure, a symbol of the city’s progress and its unwavering commitment to its residents.