Top Menu HOME ABOUT US FACILITIES COMMUNITY MEDIA CONTACT Facilities Eagle Creek Facilities Thornapple River Hydro Facilities Eagle Creek owns two facilities on the Thornapple River in southern Michigan, generating over 12 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy each year. Turners Falls Fallasburg Ada The Ada power station is a 1,400-kilowatt hydroelectric generating station located on the Thornapple River near the town of Ada, Michigan. The facility is equipped with a single Vertical Kaplan turbine unit. The facility produces more than 5 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy in a typical year. The Ada facility was originally built in 1926 by the Michigan Water Company but was significantly rehabilitated in 1984. Ada operates under an Exemption from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC Project No. 3607) that was issued in 1982. Cascade The Cascade power station is a 1,600-kilowatt hydroelectric generating station located on the Thornapple River near the town of Grand Rapids, Michigan. The facility is equipped with a single Vertical Kaplan turbine unit. The facility produces approximately 7 million kilowatt-hours of clean energy in a typical year. The Cascade facility was commissioned in 1986 and operates under an Exemption from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC Project No. 6228) that was issued in 1984. Streamflow Copyright © 2011-2021 Eagle Creek Renewable Energy linkedin Contact Us Twitter A subsidiary of Ontario Power Generation

Top Menu HOME ABOUT US FACILITIES COMMUNITY MEDIA CONTACT Facilities Eagle Creek Facilities West River Hydro Facilities Eagle Creek has constructed new hydroelectric generating facilities on two United States Army Corps of Engineers flood control dams on the West River in southern Vermont. These two facilities, a 2,200-kilowatt plant on the Ball Mountain Dam in Jamaica, VT and a 900-kilowatt plant on the Townshend Dam in Townshend, VT, were built in 2016. Both facilities have long-term contracts through Vermont Sustainably Priced Energy Development (SPEED) program and will deliver energy to the utilities in the state of Vermont, helping those utilities meet their renewable energy requirements under Vermont's new Renewable Energy Standard. Together, the two projects will produce over 10 million kilowatt-hours of clean, renewable electricity per year. York Haven Potomac and Shenandoah River Facilities Ball Mountain Townshend Streamflow Photos Copyright © 2011-2021 Eagle Creek Renewable Energy linkedin Contact Us Twitter A subsidiary of Ontario Power Generation