The Nushagak Cooperative has submitted a two-year study on the proposed Nuyakuk Falls hydroelectric project to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. The project would divert 30% of the river’s flow to produce 58,200 megawatt-hours annually, cutting diesel reliance. Located in Wood-Tikchik State Park, this report marks a major milestone, with a final feasibility decision expected in April 2025.

Kootznoowoo, Inc. received a $26.9 million grant from the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations for an 850 kW hydroelectric facility at Thayer Creek near Angoon, Alaska. The new facility will provide affordable, reliable power for the town's residents while replacing costly diesel fuel, reducing CO2 emissions.