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Franklin County, Texas: power grid and siting data

SWEPCO (AEP, non-ERCOT) owns most of the substations near the county center. It has 6 mapped substations, owned mostly by Wood County Electric Co Op, SWEPCO (AEP, non-ERCOT) and Permian Express Partners Llc; the highest voltage is 138 kV. The ERCOT queue lists 4 generation projects (3 solar and 1 gas) and 3 battery storage projects here.

6substations
138 kVhighest voltage
4generation projects queued
3battery projects queued
n/aload zone, 7-day avg $/MWh
Map of substations in Franklin County, Texas

Substations in Franklin County

1 at 138 kV, 5 at 69 kV and below.

SubstationVoltageOwnerLines
Unnamed station138 kVWood County Electric Co Op2map
Unnamed station69 kVWood County Electric Co Op4map
Unnamed station69 kVPermian Express Partners Llc2map
Unnamed station69 kVWood County Electric Cooperative Inc2map
Unnamed station69 kVSWEPCO (AEP, non-ERCOT)2map
Unnamed station69 kVSWEPCO (AEP, non-ERCOT)2map

ERCOT interconnection queue

4 generation projects are queued in Franklin County: 3 solar and 1 gas. By stage: 2 with a signed interconnection agreement, 1 in full interconnection study and 1 done with the full study. 3 battery storage projects are queued, 1 with a signed interconnection agreement.

From the ERCOT GIS report. Project names, developers, MW and dates are on Pro.

Planned transmission

3 planned grid projects touch Franklin County: 1 new substation and 2 new or rebuilt lines, 3 at 345 kV or above.

Wholesale power prices

No price data.

ERCOT day-ahead settlement point prices. Hourly history, battery spreads and real-time prices are on the map.

Data centers and large loads

Jurisdiction

Nearest city to the county center: Mount Vernon (0 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 Franklin 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.