Cooper Lake Power Plant

The Alaska Village Electric Cooperative in a nonprofit electric utility owned by people in more than 50 villages throughout interior and western Alaska. The AVEC service area is among the largest of any electric cooperative in the United States. The cooperative s members represent various cultures, speak different languages and some live more than 1,000 miles apart. Many of its service areas are only accessible by airplane or marine vessel. The Alaska Village Electric Cooperative has assisted rural communities with stable electric service that has brought positive improvements in health care, housing, schools, water and sewer systems, communications and economic growth. The cooperative operates more than 150 diesel generators that produce a cumulative total of more than 400,000 hours annually. Its power generating and distribution plants are managed by village governments. The Alaska Village Electric Cooperative was established in 1968 and maintains a location in Anchorage, Alaska.

TDX Power Services, LLC is a leading provider of small utility systems and renewable energy power generation in Alaska. With an impressive uptime of 99.8%, they have gained the trust of both public and private sector clients over the past 12 years, offering reliable and cost-effective solutions using diesel, natural gas, and renewable energies. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tanadgusix Corporation (TDX), an Alaskan Native corporation, TDX Power Group operates three regulated electric utilities and one wholesale provider, serving federal, local, and private clients worldwide. They also assist clients in meeting their energy needs through Power Purchase Agreements.Generated from the website

Yakutat Power Plant is a utility company based in Kenai, AK that specializes in generating and distributing electricity to the local community. With a focus on providing reliable power supply, the company plays a crucial role in supporting the infrastructure and daily operations of the area. Generated from their business information