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Conventional Hydroelectric Power Plants in Alaska

U.S. Energy Information Administration (Forms EIA-860/860M).

Power plants
28
Total nameplate capacity
475.6 MW
Generating units
54
National rank (conventional hydroelectric capacity)
#28

Every conventional hydroelectric plant in Alaska

PlantOperatorUnitsCapacity
Bradley LakeHomer Electric Assn Inc2126 MW
SnettishamAlaska Electric Light & Power Co.378.2 MW
Eklutna Hydro ProjectChugach Electric Assn Inc244.4 MW
Terror Lake MicrogridKodiak Electric Assn Inc333.6 MW
Swan LakeSoutheast Alaska Power Agency222.6 MW
Tyee Lake Hydroelectric FacilitySoutheast Alaska Power Agency222.6 MW
Cooper LakeChugach Electric Assn Inc219.4 MW
Green LakeCity & Borough of Sitka - (AK)218.6 MW
Blue Lake HydroCity & Borough of Sitka - (AK)315.9 MW
Lake Dorothy Hydroelectric ProjectAlaska Electric Light & Power Co.114.3 MW
Solomon GulchCopper Valley Elec Assn, Inc212 MW
Salmon Creek 1Alaska Electric Light & Power Co.18.5 MW
Allison Creek HydroCopper Valley Elec Assn, Inc16.5 MW
Power CreekCordova Electric Coop, Inc26 MW
Beaver FallsKetchikan Public Utilities35.4 MW
Hiilangaay HydroHaida Energy, Inc.15 MW
WhitmanKetchikan Public Utilities24.8 MW
Black Bear LakeAlaska Power and Telephone Co14.5 MW
KetchikanKetchikan Public Utilities34.2 MW
Annex CreekAlaska Electric Light & Power Co.24 MW
Goat Lake HydroAlaska Power and Telephone Co14 MW
Purple LakeMetlakatla Power & Light33.9 MW
Kasidaya Creek HydroAlaska Power and Telephone Co13 MW
SilvisKetchikan Public Utilities12.1 MW
South ForkAlaska Power and Telephone Co12 MW
Gold CreekAlaska Electric Light & Power Co.31.6 MW
Chester LakeMetlakatla Power & Light11.3 MW
Humpback CreekCordova Electric Coop, Inc31.2 MW

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Forms EIA-860 and EIA-860M. Nameplate capacity is the maximum rated output of the plant's generators.

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