Power Plant in Ketchikan Gateway County, Alaska

Power plants within a county may be operated by federal agencies, state authorities, municipal utilities, or rural electric cooperatives, all contributing to the local energy supply through the regional grid. There are 9 Power Plant locations in County, Alaska.

Residents of County should identify which utility operates their electricity service, as power is often generated at one location and distributed by a separate utility. Rural county residents may be served by a rural electric cooperative rather than a municipal or investor-owned utility.

Residents of County can contact their local utility or the state public utility commission to learn about electricity rates, renewable energy options, energy assistance programs, and environmental compliance data related to power generation facilities in the county. Public records on facility permits and environmental impact are also available through state environmental agencies.

You may also find Power Plant locations in neighboring counties including Ketchikan Gateway, Prince of Wales-Hyder.