What is the expected growth rate for OGE in the next five years 
rtant to us to become more of a pure electric utility, and we would expect that to provide us an even stronger balance sheet capacity with the credit rating agencies as well.
Shar Pourreza -- Guggenheim Securities -- Analyst
That's great color. It actually also takes us to my second question, which was just in line of the upcoming IRPs as the resource costs start shifting and we have seen this more and more with solar and wind displacing fossil resources through cost savings. Do you feel your jurisdictions are well positioned for that transition? And is anything currently being reflected in the 5% long-term growth rate that you're envisioning?
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Yes. So what we've laid out in our five year capital forecast does not include any generation needs as a result of the integrated resource plan. So that would all be incremental. As far as what you're seeing -- what you're pointing to in terms of trends and where things are going. I would say that we've been on that trend for a while. We built the first wind farm and first solar farm, and we've been very active in the transmission front. And I think you should expect us to be engaged in all those fronts going forward. As we look at our IRP, yes, I don't think there's any new information there that we do see prices come down. The economics are certainly changing. And our view is we're going to be focused on affordability, reliability and resiliency. And that's how we think about a lot of our investments, and I don't see any reason generation would be any different.
Shar Pourreza -- Guggenheim Securities -- Analyst
Perfect -- thanks taking my questions.
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Thanks constantine
W. Bryan Buckler -- Chief Financial Officer
Thank you
Operator
[Operator Instructions] Next question is from the line of Insoo Kim from Goldman Sachs your line is now open.
Insoo Kim -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
Hi good morning guys how are you -- morning. My first question is just from a -- coming out of Winter Storm Uri and thinking about resiliency and reliability in the state going forward to mitigate this from happening, whether it's from OGE's perspective or just your conversations with various stakeholders in the state. What are some of the conversations that are taking place now on, whether it's on the T&D side, generation side, what potential investments may be needed?
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah. Insoo, great question. And I'm actually really pleased you asked this question because it gives me the opportunity to maybe brag a little bit. I think what's important here, well, every single one of our plants generated megawatts every day during this event. So we had put the winterization packages on the Mustang Energy Center when we built that. We put -- we winterized our two big combined cycle plants. And our customers had minimal disruptions. And so coming out of this, you always have lessons learned. I do think that we're certainly going to take a hard look at our supply chain, specifically, if you think about gas, to make sure that we understand where the gas is coming from. And as that facility winterized such that it can be ready in events like this. But we certainly saw some things with that extreme weather, how we -- in the event that we were going to receive a notice from the SPP to shed load, how we would do that. And we've -- there's always learnings there. But I would tell you that the fleet performed just great. And we were prepared. We've made those investments. And I think when you live, work and play in the community, you kind of have a higher calling to make sure that you're accountable and ready to go. And I'm really proud of the team here because they work.
Insoo Kim -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
Alright thanks for that -- My other question is just with guidance for this year. What are some puts and takes or opportunities that could help you improve within the range for 2021?
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief 
rtant to us to become more of a pure electric utility, and we would expect that to provide us an even stronger balance sheet capacity with the credit rating agencies as well.
Shar Pourreza -- Guggenheim Securities -- Analyst
That's great color. It actually also takes us to my second question, which was just in line of the upcoming IRPs as the resource costs start shifting and we have seen this more and more with solar and wind displacing fossil resources through cost savings. Do you feel your jurisdictions are well positioned for that transition? And is anything currently being reflected in the 5% long-term growth rate that you're envisioning?
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Yes. So what we've laid out in our five year capital forecast does not include any generation needs as a result of the integrated resource plan. So that would all be incremental. As far as what you're seeing -- what you're pointing to in terms of trends and where things are going. I would say that we've been on that trend for a while. We built the first wind farm and first solar farm, and we've been very active in the transmission front. And I think you should expect us to be engaged in all those fronts going forward. As we look at our IRP, yes, I don't think there's any new information there that we do see prices come down. The economics are certainly changing. And our view is we're going to be focused on affordability, reliability and resiliency. And that's how we think about a lot of our investments, and I don't see any reason generation would be any different.
Shar Pourreza -- Guggenheim Securities -- Analyst
Perfect -- thanks taking my questions.
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Thanks constantine
W. Bryan Buckler -- Chief Financial Officer
Thank you
Operator
[Operator Instructions] Next question is from the line of Insoo Kim from Goldman Sachs your line is now open.
Insoo Kim -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
 Hi good morning guys how are you -- morning. My first question is just from a -- coming out of Winter Storm Uri and thinking about resiliency and reliability in the state going forward to mitigate this from happening, whether it's from OGE's perspective or just your conversations with various stakeholders in the state. What are some of the conversations that are taking place now on, whether it's on the T&D side, generation side, what potential investments may be needed?
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer
Yeah. Insoo, great question. And I'm actually really pleased you asked this question because it gives me the opportunity to maybe brag a little bit. I think what's important here, well, every single one of our plants generated megawatts every day during this event. So we had put the winterization packages on the Mustang Energy Center when we built that. We put -- we winterized our two big combined cycle plants. And our customers had minimal disruptions. And so coming out of this, you always have lessons learned. I do think that we're certainly going to take a hard look at our supply chain, specifically, if you think about gas, to make sure that we understand where the gas is coming from. And as that facility winterized such that it can be ready in events like this. But we certainly saw some things with that extreme weather, how we -- in the event that we were going to receive a notice from the SPP to shed load, how we would do that. And we've -- there's always learnings there. But I would tell you that the fleet performed just great. And we were prepared. We've made those investments. And I think when you live, work and play in the community, you kind of have a higher calling to make sure that you're accountable and ready to go. And I'm really proud of the team here because they work.
Insoo Kim -- Goldman Sachs -- Analyst
Alright thanks for that -- My other question is just with guidance for this year. What are some puts and takes or opportunities that could help you improve within the range for 2021?
Sean Trauschke -- Chairman, President and Chief 