Navajo Generating Station

Address

P.O. Box 850
Page, AZ 86040
United States

Latitude: 36.90398

Longitude: -111.38841

Year Opened: 1974

Water Source: Lake Powell

Notes

This plant, on the Navajo Reservation, contributes to haze in the Grand Canyon National Park.

The plant does not have scrubbers, and is considering scrubber installation to the tune of $600,000 million to one billion. A March 2010 report reveals that retiring the plant would be a more financially sensible than scrubber installation.

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Data Sources

EIA 2008
EIA 2012 Form 860
EIA 2014 Form 860

Environmental Justice Analysis

Distance (miles)	0	5	10	25
American Indian	96.5%	31.1%	40.9%	53.1%
Asian	0.3%	1.7%	1.7%	1.3%
Black	0.3%	0.6%	0.6%	0.6%
Hispanic	1.4%	11.1%	8.7%	7.2%
White	1.6%	50.1%	43.3%	33.8%

Population	773	3,870	7,432	9,594
Income	$37k

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CORPORATIONS

Name	Relation	Ownership
Arizona Public Service Co	Owner	14%
U S Bureau of Reclamation	Owner	24.30%
Los Angeles City of	Owner	21.20%
Nevada Power Co	Owner	11.30%
Salt River Project	Owner	21.70%
Tucson Electric Power Co	Owner	7.50%

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Navajo Generating Station Coal Swarm
Navajo Generating Station Water Use
The West�s coal giant is going down: 7 things you need to know about Navajo Generating Station�s 2019 closure. 2/14/2017 "The Bureau of Reclamation and Peabody are looking for ways to keep the plant running beyond 2019, but they'd have to do it without the other owners and against economic headwinds. "

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Unit Information

Power	Type	Status	Fuel
803 MW	Burner: Boiler	Demolished	Coal
803 MW	Burner: Boiler	Demolished	Coal
803 MW	Burner: Boiler	Demolished	Coal

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