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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Nebraska Public Power District (district), With Platte River Assets Located Across Four Counties in Central and Southwest Nebraska, Will Upgrade Two Existing Manual River Gates Located on the Dawson County Canal With New Automated Gates That Will Integrate With the Districts Existing Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition System. the Automated Gates Are Located at a Critical Diversion Point, Allowing for Greater Efficiency in Water Management Across the Districts Entire System. These Operational Efficiencies Are Expected to Result in Annual Water Savings of 714 Acre-feet, Currently Lost to Leaks, Mistimed Diversions, and Missed Opportunities to Better Manage Excess Flows. Conserved Water Will Remain in the River and or Storage Systems, Providing More Water to Power the Neighboring Public Power and Irrigation Districts Two Hydropower Plants, Adding 162,033 Kilowatt Hours of Renewable Energy Annually.
Committed
$329,046
Paid out
$202.0K
61%
Committed, not yet paid
$127.0K
39%
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