Projects

Kern County Projects

Rio Bravo Jasmin ("Jasmin")

Power

Partnering

Community Impact

Environment



Rio Bravo Poso ("Poso")

Power

Partnering

Community Impact

Environment



Rio Bravo Fresno ("Fresno")

Power

Partnering

Community Impact

Environment



Sonora

Chinese Station

Power

Partnering

Community Impact

Environment 



Rio Bravo Rocklin ("Rocklin")

Power

Partnering

Community Impact

Environment



Blue Lake

Blue Lake is a power production facility located on a 25 acre site in the Town of Blue Lake, approximately 10 miles north of Eureka in Humboldt County, California.  Blue Lake was contractually curtailed in 2000.

Blue Lake is fully permitted to operate.

As a result of recent California energy issues encouraging renewable generation, NAPG is considering the restart of Blue Lake.



Two Elk Energy Park ("Two Elk")

The Two Elk project is a proposed series of highly efficient waste coal and coal-fired power generation facilities strategically located in Campbell County, Wyoming, approximately 45 miles southeast of Gillette, Wyoming and adjacent to the nation’s largest coal mines which produce low sulfur coal for electric supply.  Two Elk is adjacent to Arch Coal Company’s Black Thunder Mine; Peabody Coal Company’s North Rochelle-Antelope Mine Complex and recently announced School Creek Mine; and Kennecott’s Jacobs Ranch Mine.  Collectively, these mining facilities in 2005 produced and shipped over 210 million tons of extremely low sulfur sub-bituminous coal; enough coal to produce over 20% of the nation’s electric supply.  With a mine-mouth location, Two Elk will be among the lowest cost electric producers in the western U.S.

Unit #1

Expansion Units

Transmission

Community Contributions

Environment