The Marshall power facility, located in Marshall, Alaska, operates under the jurisdiction of the Alaska Systems Coordinating Council within the NERC region. This facility utilizes internal combustion technology and has an operating capacity of 0.51 megawatts. The power control area is currently designated as zero, indicating that the plant operates independently without a designated control area. The plant is managed and predominantly owned by the Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, which also serves as the holding company. The facility is unregulated, allowing for operational flexibility. The primary fuel source for the plant is oil, aligning with the cooperative’s commitment to providing reliable energy solutions to the local community.
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