Luminant, Texas' largest power provider, has facilities across the North Central region.
About Luminant:
- Luminant is a competitive power generation business with plant and mine operations, wholesale marketing and trading, and construction and development of power plants. It has over 18,300 megawatts of generation in Texas, including 2,300 megawatts fueled by nuclear power and 8,000 megawatts fueled by coal.
- With a current portfolio of more than 900 MW of wind energy and a commitment to increase it to 1,500 MW, Luminant is the largest wind purchaser in Texas and the fifth largest in the United States.
- Luminant has mined and restored over 66,000 acres and planted almost 29 million trees in a reclamation program that consistently earns the nation’s top awards for environmental excellence, including an unprecedented five Director’s Awards from the Department of the Interior’s Office of Surface Mining.
Serving Texans by Providing:
- New Cleaner, Dependable Supply: Luminant has substantially completed 2,200 MW of new coal-fueled generation to help meet Texas’ growing power demands. Sandow 5 and Oak Grove 1 and 2, a $3.25 billion investment, include state-of-the-art emissions-control technology and provide a significant economic stimulus to the region.
- Stronger Environmental Policies: Luminant has increased its investment in new and emerging clean-energy solutions. They include technologies aimed at reducing emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon capture and storage, and continuing leadership in developing renewable energy.
- Nuclear Plant Excellence: Luminant’s Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant operates safely at performance that is among the best in the industry. In a joint venture with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Luminant is also evaluating the potential expansion of Comanche Peak. Two new units, totaling 3,400 MW, could provide enough clean-air nuclear energy to power over 1.5 million Texas homes.
- Community Investment: Few companies invest more time and money in their communities than Luminant. Luminant’s activities provide a powerful economic benefit to local communities and the state. Partnerships such as Luminant Academy in Tyler train and help employ adults, while initiatives including the Luminant Scholar Program help thousands of students gain increased environmental awareness and earn scholarships.
David Campbell, Luminant CEO
David Campbell and his team are ensuring the operational and environmental excellence and safe performance of Luminant’s extensive Texas power generation fleet, including the successful addition of three new baseload generation units. Previously, he served as Energy Future Holdings’ chief financial officer after joining the company as head of corporate planning, strategy, and risk. Prior to his tenure at EFH, Campbell was a principal in the Doffice of McKinsey & Company. Active in his community, Campbell is on the boards of the Dallas Theater Center, Dallas Citizens Council, and St. Mark’s Alumni Association.
