Billions of dollars could flow to Lake Roosevelt for on-demand, renewable energy storage
Billions of dollars could flow to Lake Roosevelt for on-demand, renewable energy storage
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Darvin Fales smiles as he shows plans at the site where Columbia Basin Hydropower hopes to build a massive, $1.4 billion pumped storage hydropower project on Banks Lake, which feeds into Lake Roosevelt on Tuesday,Oct 12, 2021, outside Electric City, Wash.
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Darvin Fales stands Oct. 12 outside Electric City, Wash., at the site where Columbia Basin Hydropower hopes to build a massive, $1.4 billion pumped storage hydropower project on Banks Lake, which feeds into Lake Roosevelt.
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Power lines glisten in the hills near the Banks Lake site where Columbia Basin Hydropower hopes to build a massive, $1.4 billion pumped storage hydropower project on Banks Lake, which feeds into Lake Roosevelt on Tuesday,Oct 12, 2021, outside Electric City, Wash.
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Darvin Fales shows plans at the site where Columbia Basin Hydropower hopes to build a massive, $1.4 billion pumped storage hydropower project on Banks Lake, which feeds into Lake Roosevelt on Tuesday,Oct 12, 2021, outside Electric City, Wash.
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