hydroelectric power generation

Alaska Power & Telephone (AP&T) is an employee-owned utility serving over 40 Alaska communities with power, broadband, and telephone services since 1957. It operates fiber and microwave networks offering speeds up to 2.5 Gbps, and approximately 75% of its energy is generated from renewable hydropower. AP&T serves communities across 1,100 linear miles from the Arctic Circle to Southeastern Alaska.

data transportdiesel generationFiber Internetmanaged internet servicesmicrowave networks

The Bowersock Mills & Power Company operates the only operating hydroelectric plant in Kansas, in business since 1874. The plant is comprised of 11 hydroelectric turbines capable of producing 7 MW of environmentally friendly energy, and provides the City of Lawrence with river flow control for public water intakes. It is certified as a Low Impact Hydropower Facility and offers public tours.

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Eagle Creek Renewable Energy, through its affiliate companies, owns, operates, and develops hydroelectric power projects. Founded in 2010, it owns and operates 85 hydroelectric facilities across 18 states with 690 MW aggregate generation capacity, producing enough electricity to power over 260,000 homes. It also has a community solar development pipeline through its Lightstar Renewables subsidiary and is wholly-owned by funds operated by Apollo Global Management.

community solar developmentfacility acquisition and rehabilitationrenewable energy developmentturbine rehabilitation

FirstLight Power is a clean energy company that operates and develops energy projects, including hydroelectric facilities and pumped hydro energy storage. It stewards more than 14,000 acres of land and hundreds of miles of shoreline and provides recreation opportunities at its recreation areas. The company also engages in licensing, hybrid energy solutions, and community support.

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