$33,979,078
GRAND COULEE JOHN W. KEYS III PUMP-GENERATING PLANT EXCITATION SYSTEM, GOVERNOR, AND PROTECTIVE RELAY REPLACEMENT AND CONTROLS MODERNIZATION, COLUMBIA BASIN PROJECT, WASHINGTON
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What the model surfaced from this award
Replaces excitation, governor, and protective relay systems in Grand Coulee's pump-generating plant to modernize controls.
Grand Coulee is the largest U.S. hydroelectric facility; modernization sustains critical Pacific Northwest grid stability and renewable generation capacity.
Signals continued investment in aging hydroelectric infrastructure upgrades; favors specialized turbine control and electrical equipment suppliers.
Hydroelectric modernization strengthens U.S. renewable energy independence and grid resilience against supply chain vulnerabilities in critical power infrastructure.
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