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BPA ratepayer dollars support the modernization of a 75-year-old hatchery on the Klickitat River in Washington. Once complete, the renovations will allow for the release of 200,000 additional spring chinook salmon annually.

The transfer from the Bureau of Reclamation to BPA will expedite efficient facility modernization at a lower cost.

BPA has identified 13 new transmission substation and line projects necessary to reinforce the Pacific Northwest’s electric grid.

Cross-agency collaboration minimized the disruption of equipment failure, allowing the dam to resume its vital role of power generation and water management for the Pacific Northwest.

This year marks the 41st consecutive year BPA made its Treasury payment on time and in full. 

BPA Employee Wins DOE Sustainability Champion Award.