Table 1

1 January 2000

Table 1: Existing Southeast Alaska Hydroelectric Plants

Hydroelectric Plant	Location	Capacity	Owner
Snettisham/Crater Lake	Juneau	78.2 MW	Alaska Electric Light and Power
Swan Lake	Ketchikan	22.5 MW	Southeast Alaska Power Agency
Tyee Lake	Wrangell	22.5 MW	Southeast Alaska Power Agency
Green Lake	Sitka	18.5 MW	City and Borough of Sitka
Blue Lake	Sitka	9.6 MW	City and Borough of Sitka
Salmon Creek	Juneau	7.0 MW	Alaska Electric Light and Power
Beaver Falls	Ketchikan	6.0 MW	Ketchikan Public Utilities
Black Bear Lake	Prince of Wales Island	4.5 MW	Alaska Power & Telephone
Ketchikan Lakes	Ketchikan	4.2 MW	Ketchikan Public Utilities
Goat Lake	Skagway	4.0 MW	Alaska Power & Telephone
Purple Lake	Metlakatla	3.9 MW	Metlakatla Power and Light
Annex Creek	Juneau	3.6 MW	Alaska Electric Light and Power
Kasidaya Creek	Skagway	3.0 MW	Alaska Power & Telephone
Crystal Lake/Blind Slough	Petersburg	2.4 MW	Petersburg Municipal Light and Power
Silvis	Ketchikan	2.1 MW	Ketchikan Public Utilities
South Fork	Prince of Wales Island	2.0 MW	Alaska Power & Telephone
Gold Creek	Juneau	1.8 MW	Alaska Electric Light and Power
Chester Lake	Metlakatla	1.0 MW	Metlakatla Power and Light
Dewey Lakes	Skagway	943 kW	Alaska Power & Telephone
Falls Creek	Gustavus	800 kW	Gustavus Electric Co.
Pelican	Pelican	700 kW	Pelican Utility Co.
Lutak	Haines	250 kW	Alaska Power & Telephone
10-Mile	Haines	250 kW	Southern Energy
San Juan Lake	Evans Island	105 kW	San Juan Fishing and Packing Co.
Armstrong-Keta	Port Armstrong	80 kW	Keta Armstrong Inc.
Burnett Inlet	Burnett Inlet Hatchery	80 kW	Alaska Aquaculture, Inc.
College	Sitka	60 kW	Sheldon Jackson College
Keku	Kupreanof Island	30 kW	Keku Canning Co.
Pillars	Baranof Island	15 kW	Stofold and Grondahl Packing Co.
Skeckley Creek	Port Armstrong	14 kW	Buchan and Heinen Packing Co.
Chichagof-Superior	Chichagof	10 kW	Superior Packing Co.
Walsh Creek	Revillagigedo Island	7 kW	Wards Cove Packing Co.
TOTAL		200.7 MW

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