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Ice Harbor
General information | |
| Waterway |
Snake River |
| Current status | Active |
| Type of facility | Conventional Hydro |
| Mode of hydropower generation | Run-of-river |
| Type of permit | US Army Corps of Engineers |
Ownership and operation | |
| Owner | USCE-North Pacific Division |
| Owner type | USACE |
| Year first online (conventional hydro) | 1962 |
| Transmission or distribution system owner | Bonneville Power Administration |
Power and generating capacity | |
| Number of units | 6 |
| Total capacity from hydraulic turbine-generator units within each plant | 603.0 mW |
| Average annual net hydropower generation | 1,692,502.2 mWH |
Related resources
- Free the Snake
Videos 10/7/2015
Related posts
- From Idaho Rivers United 12/15/21
2021 Salmon Run Recap: Warm Water Spelled Trouble for Migrating Fish - From Trout Unlimited 12/01/21
Snake River salmon: “One of the defining issues for this generation of anglers” - From Idaho Rivers United 11/17/21
What happens to fish populations when dams are removed? - From Idaho Rivers United 11/17/21
Army Corps Required to Limit Hot Water Pollution from Lower Snake Dams - From Idaho Rivers United 10/27/21
New Momentum Builds for Idaho Salmon Recovery - From Trout Unlimited 09/29/21
Soul of the Snake - From Idaho Rivers United 09/22/21
Idaho’s 2021 salmon and steelhead returns are abysmal. What is happening? - From Trout Unlimited 09/16/21
Anglers, hunters and outdoor recreation companies to Biden administration: The dams must come out - From Idaho Rivers United 08/25/21
Simpson’s Columbia Basin Initiative contains central tenets of Democratic Party, yet Democratic leadership remains silent - From American Rivers 08/23/21
Prioritizing dam removal and river restoration: an update on federal legislation - From American Rivers 07/23/21
Snake River Vision: Job Security - From American Rivers 07/23/21
Snake River Vision: Climate Resilience - From American Rivers 07/23/21
Snake River Vision: Tribal Rights - From Idaho Rivers United 07/16/21
IRU, Partners, File Injunction to Increase Spill and Lower Reservoir Levels to Aid Endangered Snake River Salmon - From Trout Unlimited 07/15/21
Lower Snake River dam removal is a golden key, if not a silver bullet - From Trout Unlimited 07/08/21
The Snake River basin is a climate-change refuge for migrating salmon and steelhead - From American Rivers 07/06/21
Salmon and Orca Summit a historic milestone, opportunity for action - From Trout Unlimited 06/24/21
Debunking the ‘it’s the ocean’ excuse to protect Snake River dams - From Idaho Rivers United 06/21/21
Columbia Basin Collaborative: The process & what it means - From Trout Unlimited 06/17/21
The science is clear: Snake River dams kill too many fish
News and updates
From Appalachian Mountain Club1/4/2022
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