The Tyee Lake Hydroelectric Facility, identified by EIA Plant Code 61166, is a significant renewable energy project operated by the Southeast Alaska Power Agency. Located in Wrangell, Alaska, this facility is designed to harness the power of water through hydraulic turbine technology, with a projected capacity of 10 megawatts. As an unregulated project, it operates independently of federal oversight, allowing for flexible management and operational strategies. The facility is expected to come online in 2027, contributing to the region’s energy needs and supporting sustainable development initiatives. The Southeast Alaska Power Agency serves both as the project owner and operator, ensuring a cohesive approach to energy production and management.
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