-- Vistra (VST) reported Q1 earnings Thursday, showing total ongoing operations generation of 50.5 terawatt-hours, up from 48 TWh a year earlier.
Generation in the East region increased to 30 TWh for the quarter ended March 31, up from 27.5 TWh a year earlier, while Texas generation rose to 20.1 TWh from 20 TWh.
West region generation declined to 0.4 TWh in the quarter from 0.5 TWh a year earlier.
Vistra added that total commercial availability fell to 92.7% for Q1, down from 95% a year earlier.
Retail electricity volumes declined to 30.1 TWh in the quarter, down from 33.3 TWh a year earlier, amid milder weather conditions in ERCOT.
Vistra is advancing about 4.5 gigawatts of generation capacity additions across gas, renewables, coal-to-gas conversions and nuclear uprates, including projects already completed or under construction.
The company expects Permian gas peaker units to enter service by Q2 2028 and plans to begin construction on Oak Hill Phase 2 in 2026.
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