Silvis is a hydraulic turbine power generation facility located in Ketchikan, Alaska, operating under the regulatory oversight of the Alaska Systems Coordinating Council. With an operating capacity of 2.1 megawatts, the plant utilizes water as its primary fuel source, reflecting a commitment to renewable energy practices. The facility is managed and predominantly owned by Ketchikan Public Utilities, which ensures compliance with regulatory standards while delivering reliable power to the local community. As part of the power control area, Silvis plays a crucial role in supporting the region’s energy infrastructure.