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Item 2. PROPERTIES

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Item 2. PROPERTIES

The following table presents our asset fleet as of December 31, 2025 by segment. All of our facilities are 100% (fee simple) owned.

FacilityLocationISO/RTOTechnologyPrimary FuelNet Capacity (MW) (a)
Texas Segment
EnnisEnnis, TXERCOTCCGTNatural Gas366
ForneyForney, TXERCOTCCGTNatural Gas1,912
HaysSan Marcos, TXERCOTCCGTNatural Gas1,122
LamarParis, TXERCOTCCGTNatural Gas1,180
MidlothianMidlothian, TXERCOTCCGTNatural Gas1,596
OdessaOdessa, TXERCOTCCGTNatural Gas1,180
WisePoolville, TXERCOTCCGTNatural Gas787
DeCordovaGranbury, TXERCOTCTNatural Gas362
Morgan CreekColorado City, TXERCOTCTNatural Gas446
Permian BasinMonahans, TXERCOTCTNatural Gas404
GrahamGraham, TXERCOTSTNatural Gas630
Lake HubbardDallas, TXERCOTSTNatural Gas921
Stryker CreekRusk, TXERCOTSTNatural Gas685
TrinidadTrinidad, TXERCOTSTNatural Gas244
Coleto CreekGoliad, TXERCOTSTCoal650
Martin LakeTatum, TXERCOTSTCoal2,455
Oak GroveFranklin, TXERCOTSTCoal1,710
Comanche PeakGlen Rose, TXERCOTNuclearUranium2,400
BrightsideLive Oak County, TXERCOTSolarRenewable50
Emerald GroveCrane County, TXERCOTSolarRenewable108
Oak HillRusk County, TXERCOTSolarRenewable200
Upton 2Upton County, TXERCOTSolar/BatteryRenewable190
DeCordovaGranbury, TXERCOTBatteryRenewable260
Total Texas Segment19,858
East Segment
Beaver FallsBeaver Falls, NYNYISOCCGTNatural Gas108
IndependenceOswego, NYNYISOCCGTNatural Gas1,212
SyracuseSolvay, NYNYISOCCGTNatural Gas103
BellinghamBellingham, MAISO-NECCGTNatural Gas566
BlackstoneBlackstone, MAISO-NECCGTNatural Gas544
Casco BayVeazie, MEISO-NECCGTNatural Gas543
Lake RoadDayville, CTISO-NECCGTNatural Gas827
ManchesterProvidence, RIISO-NECCGTNatural Gas510
MasspowerIndian Orchard, MAISO-NECCGTNatural Gas281
MilfordMilford, CTISO-NECCGTNatural Gas600

VISTRA CORP.

FacilityLocationISO/RTOTechnologyPrimary FuelNet Capacity (MW) (a)
BaldwinBaldwin, ILMISOSolar/BatteryRenewable70
CoffeenCoffeen, ILMISOSolar/BatteryRenewable46
BaldwinBaldwin, ILMISOSTCoal1,185
NewtonNewton, ILMISOSTCoal615
KincaidKincaid, ILPJMSTCoal1,108
Miami Fort 7 & 8North Bend, OHPJMSTCoal1,020
FairlessFairless Hills, PAPJMCCGTNatural Gas1,320
FayetteMasontown, PAPJMCCGTNatural Gas726
GarrisonDover, DEPJMCCGTNatural Gas309
Hanging RockIronton, OHPJMCCGTNatural Gas1,430
HopewellHopewell, VAPJMCCGTNatural Gas370
KendallMinooka, ILPJMCCGTNatural Gas1,288
LibertyEddystone, PAPJMCCGTNatural Gas607
OntelauneeReading, PAPJMCCGTNatural Gas600
SayrevilleSayreville, NJPJMCCGTNatural Gas349
WashingtonBeverly, OHPJMCCGTNatural Gas711
CalumetChicago, ILPJMCTNatural Gas380
Dicks CreekMonroe, OHPJMCTNatural Gas155
HazletonPardeesville, PAPJMCTNatural Gas158
PleasantsSaint Marys, WVPJMCTNatural Gas388
Miami Fort (CT)North Bend, OHPJMCTFuel Oil77
Beaver Valley 1 & 2Shippingport, PAPJMNuclearUranium1,872
PerryPerry, OHPJMNuclearUranium1,268
Davis-BesseOak Harbor, OHPJMNuclearUranium908
Total East Segment22,254
West Segment
Moss Landing 1 & 2Moss Landing, CACAISOCCGTNatural Gas1,020
Moss Landing (b)Moss Landing, CACAISOBatteryRenewable350
OaklandOakland, CACAISOCTFuel Oil110
GreenleafYuba City, CACAISOCTNatural Gas49
Total West Segment1,529
Total capacity43,641

(a)Approximate net generation capacity. Actual net generation capacity may vary based on a number of factors, including ambient temperature. Capacity based on winter rating. We have not included units that have been retired or are out of operation. See Note 7 to the Financial Statements for additional information.

(b)Net capacity represents the Moss Landing 350 MW battery facility and excludes the Moss Landing 100 and 300 MW battery facilities as they will not return to service. See Note 8 to the Financial Statements for additional information.

Our wholesale commodity risk management group also procures renewable energy credits from renewable generation in ERCOT and PJM to support our electricity sales to wholesale and retail customers to satisfy the increasing demand for renewable resources from such customers. As of December 31, 2025, Vistra had long-term agreements to procure renewable energy credits from approximately 950 MW of renewable generation. These renewable generation sources deliver electricity when conditions make them available, and, when on-line, they generally compete with baseload units. Because they cannot be relied upon to meet demand continuously due to their dependence on weather and time of day, these generation sources are categorized as non-dispatchable and create the need for intermediate/load-following resources to respond to changes in their output.

VISTRA CORP.

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