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Community celebrates Southcentral Power Project A grand opening ceremony was held Thursday, May 9 for the new Southcentral Power Project.  SPP is an efficient, gas-fired power plant owned by Chugach Electric Association and Municipal Light & Power. It is the state’s most efficient gas-fired thermal power plant serving electric utility customers.
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ML&P Commissioner Robert Shake and Chugach Electric Board Chair Janet Reiser prepare to cut the ribbon with Mayor Dan Sullivan at the May 9 grand opening of the Southcentral Power Project, a joint project between ML&P and Chugach. Other speakers included Reps. Charisse Millett and Chris Tuck (right and left of group) as well as Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell, SNC Lavalin Constructors President Mike Ranz, Chugach Electric President Brad Evans and ML&P General Manager James Posey.

Common causes of electrical fire

• Faulty outlets and old wiring

• Frayed cords and damaged plugs, receptacles or switches

• Light fixtures and light bulbs

• Misuse of electric cords by overloading circuits or running cords under rugs or in places where they can become damaged.

Simple safety tips

• Use surge protectors or power strips with internal overload protection and regularly check to see they are not worn or frayed at the ends.

• Never force a three-prong plug into a two-slot outlet or extension cord.  

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