Sources of Power

1.  Zehnder Power Plant

• Established in 1972
• 41 MW Diesel

2.  Delta Power Plant

• Established in 1976
• 27 MW Diesel

3.  North Pole Expansion Power Plant

• Established in 2006
• 60 MW Naphtha (LM 6000 turbine)

4.  Eva Creek Wind

• Established in 2012
• 12 turbines, with a capacity of nearly 25 MW

5.  North Pole Power Plant

• Established in 1976
• 120 MW Diesel (two 60 MW turbines)

6. Solar Farm

• Established in 2018
• Size: 563 kW Solar PV System

7. Healy Power Plants

• Established in 1967 and 2016
• Follow Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) Rules

8. Battery Energy Storage System (BESS)

• Can provide 25 MW of power for 15 minutes, or up to 40 MW for less time

9.  Bradley Lake Hydroelectric

• Established in 1991
• 20 MW Hydropower

10. Purchased Power

• Alaska Environmental Power
  GVEA purchases up to 2 MW of power
• Aurora Energy
  GVEA purchases up to 25 MW
• Natural Gas Generation
  GVEA can purchase up to 70 MW using the Northern and Alaska Interties.