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Grayling is a small-scale power generation facility located in Grayling, Alaska, operating under the jurisdiction of the Alaska Systems Coordinating Council. The plant utilizes internal combustion technology, with an operating capacity of 0.5 megawatts. It is managed by the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, which also serves as the majority owner and holding company. The facility operates in an unregulated environment and primarily utilizes oil as its fuel source. The power control area for this plant is designated as zero, indicating its independent operational status within the local energy landscape.

Internal Combustion
Alaska Village Electric Cooperative
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