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PG&E moves closer to surrender and decommission of Potter Valley Project

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On Jan. 31, Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced that it had made available to the public its completed Final Draft Surrender Application and Decommissioning Plan for the Potter Valley Project. The company will remove the Cape Horn Dam, Scott Dam and the now non-functional Potter Valley hydroelectric facility from the Potter Valley near the origin of the Eel River. Initial regulatory work and construction are expected to take several years…

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PG&E moves closer to surrender and decommission of Potter Valley Project

On Jan. 31, Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced that it had made available to the public its completed Final Draft Surrender Application and Decommissioning Plan for the Potter Valley Project. The company will remove the Cape Horn Dam, Scott Dam and the now non-functional Potter Valley hydroelectric facility from the Potter Valley near the origin of the Eel River. Initial regulatory work and construction are expected to take several years…

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