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...president of Kootznoowoo Inc., the Native village corporation for Angoon. Kootznoowoo proposes diverting part of Thayer Creek's flow into a 42-inch-diameter pipe, which will run about three-quarters of a mile to a 1-megawatt powerhouse...
...Angoon's Native village corporation, Kootznoowoo, has been working toward construction of a hydroelectric plant at Thayer Creek, roughly six miles north of the Admiralty Island city. Now, that project looks more of areality than ever before...
...corporation Kootznoowoo is considering building a dam on Thayer Creek about six miles north of town, and running lines under...right time. Both up north on the Susitna River and at Thayer Creek over on Admiralty Island, great things are in store...
...communities. Kootznoowoo, Inc., the village corporation in Angoon, is beginning the permitting process to develop the Thayer Creek hydro project on Admiralty Island, near Angoon. This project will displace existing diesel generation and, although...
...guaranteed in 1980 the right to develop a hydro plant on Thayer Creek in return for supporting Admiralty Island as a national monument. Thayer Creek is 5.5 miles north of Angoon. The plant would lessen...
...develop hydroelectric energy in the steep section of Thayer Creek below a natural fish passage barrier. The lower section of Thayer Creek supports salmon spawning habitat. The presence of natural...
...dependence on shipped-in diesel fuel. People hope the Thayer Creek Hydroelectric Project will lead to financial relief...them the right to power their homes with water from the Thayer Creek project. "I don't care what the EIS said," Gamble...
...several projects for neighboring communities for which the Juneau delegation has been supportive, including Angoon's Thayer Creek hydroelectric project and Hoonah's Pegmatite Mountain geothermal project. Egan acknowledged that some people in neighboring...
...for pre-construction work on the proposed 1 megawatt Thayer Creek Hydroelectric project to serve Angoon residents...million kilowatt-hours of electricity a year. The Thayer Creek project, a roughly $12 million hydroelectric project...
...proposed from Kake, Shee Atika, Cape Fox and Sealaska. In 2001, you supported Kootznoowoo's effort to develop Thayer Creek, but in 2005 you obstructed progress because you did not like the studies. If you think SEACC is for a clean, green...