Cochran County, Texas: power grid and siting data
Bailey County Electric Coop owns most of the substations near the county center. It has 8 mapped substations, owned mostly by SPS (non-ERCOT), Bailey County Electric Coop and Parker Kelli; the highest voltage is 138 kV. The ERCOT queue lists 0 generation projects and 0 battery storage projects here.
Substations in Cochran County
2 at 138 kV, 3 at 115 kV, 3 at 69 kV and below.
| Substation | Voltage | Owner | Lines | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unnamed station | 138 kV | SPS (non-ERCOT) | 2 | map |
| Unnamed station | 138 kV | not recorded | 1 | map |
| Unnamed station | 115 kV | Parker Kelli | 5 | map |
| Lehma | 115 kV | Dgg Farms Llc | 1 | map |
| Unnamed station | 115 kV | SPS (non-ERCOT) | 1 | map |
| Unnamed station | 69 kV | Guenther Peter H Mary F | 3 | map |
| Unnamed station | 69 kV | Bailey County Electric Coop | 0 | map |
| Unnamed station | 69 kV | Bailey County Electric Coop | 0 | map |
ERCOT interconnection queue
No generation projects are queued in Cochran County. No battery storage projects are queued.
From the ERCOT GIS report. Project names, developers, MW and dates are on Pro.
Planned transmission
No planned substations, lines or upgrades are recorded in Cochran County.
Wholesale power prices
No price data.
ERCOT day-ahead settlement point prices. Hourly history, battery spreads and real-time prices are on the map.
Jurisdiction
Nearest city to the county center: Morton (8.2 mi). Outside city limits and ETJ, development falls under county rules and state law. City limits and estimated ETJ are on the map.
Nearby counties
See Cochran County on the map
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Sources: HIFLD and OpenStreetMap substations and lines, ERCOT GIS report (queue, 2026-09), ERCOT day-ahead prices, TxDOT and StratMap boundaries, Barrio Energy research. Updated 2026-11-09. Screening data only; the serving utility confirms capacity.
