ProjectWA
Nippon Biomass
About this record
BPA interconnection requestin Clallam, WA. A project record with the source’s own status, dates and estimates. A proposal or connection request does not establish operation.
2026-09-28
BPA interconnection request
Bonneville Power Administration - Request
- G0419 · Generator interconnection· NRIS
- Requestor
- Nippon Paper Industries USA Co., Ltd.
- StatusBPA’s own status word for the request (received, study, energized, withdrawn …); grouped into a stage for filtering.Definition ↗
- ENERGIZED · energized· Operational - however, the total online combined with G0504 is 12.6 MW and rights to the additional MW are no longer available
- Requested
- 2010-04-01· in service requested 2012-04-30· agreed 2013-04-01
- Point of interconnection
- At the 69kV bus in BPA's Port Angeles Substation.
- Location
- Clallam, WA · county only, no coordinates
- Components
- Reciprocating Engine · Biofuel · 20 MW
- Studies
- None recorded
Against EIA’s generator inventory
Linked· new plant Linked: a cited public source identifies the facility, and the state, county and resource both accounts give agree.New plant: the linked generators came into service through this request.
McKinley Paper bought the mill and its cogeneration plant from Nippon in April 2017 (Paperage, 2024-06-28). BPA: combined with G0504 the plant has 12.6 MW online. EIA: G-11, 20 MW from 2013-10, retired 2017-04 (first listed retired in EIA-860M's 2022-07 edition); EIA also lists G-11A, 12.6 MW, operating date 2022-07, status OA, not linked since no source dates it to this request
Identified by DOE/EA-1858, June 2011: Nippon Paper Industries USA's biomass cogeneration project at its Port Angeles mill, Clallam County, with a 20 MW steam turbine generator whose power reaches BPA's Port Angeles substation over the mill's lines ↗· read 2026-09-28· corroborating page ↗
A link needs a cited public source that identifies the facility, and the state, county and resource both accounts give agree; a name is never enough. Each account keeps its own MW and status; nothing is summed across sources. Elapsed time runs from the request month to EIA's operating month, only for a new plant or a phase, because an uprate, a repower or an agreement for a running plant did not create the unit. Reviewed by claude-w11 on 2026-09-28. queue-generator-links
A queue request is a request for interconnection service, not a plant: many requests can describe one facility, requests are withdrawn or restudied, and an energized request does not name the operating plant. Request numbers and study milestones are BPA's; nameplate and interconnection MW are the requestor's figures. No location beyond county and the named point of interconnection.
Map location unavailable. This plant remains part of the source inventory and tables.
Project nameplate capacity as statedThe publisher’s stated project rating. The project’s status determines whether it is operating; a connection request alone does not establish that.Definition ↗ 20MW
Source & method
The figure the issuing record states for the project (BPA queue Nameplate MW Total; EFSEC facility page); a proposal, not operating capacity
2026-09-28 · reported · direct · valid · final
Interconnection Request Queue (generator interconnection and line/load requests), published workbook; request_number=G0419; field=Nameplate MW Total
Publisher & attribution ↗ Cite this released fact ↗Maximum summer interconnection service requestedThe maximum summer connection service requested, which can differ from the project’s nameplate MW. Neither a request nor its size establishes an operating plant.Definition ↗ 7.6MW
Source & method
BPA queue Max Summer Interconnection Service MW: the service the requestor asked for, which can differ from nameplate
2026-09-28 · reported · direct · valid · final
Interconnection Request Queue (generator interconnection and line/load requests), published workbook; request_number=G0419; field=Max Summer Interconnection Service MW
Publisher & attribution ↗ Cite this released fact ↗ This request’s life
OperationalWhere an interconnection request stands as of its source's cutoff, in one vocabulary mapped from each provider's own status text, which stays beside it: active, operational, withdrawn, suspended, decommissioned or unknown. An executed interconnection agreement is not operation, and a request still active or suspended at the cutoff is unresolved, not failed. Elapsed days run from the request date to a published milestone date and exist only where both dates do.Definition ↗ Operational: the provider reports the request in service or energized. An interconnection agreement is not operation, and a request still active at a source’s cutoff is unresolved, not failed.
Dated events
The outcome is BPA's status mapped to the common vocabulary, with the status kept beside it. A candidate is LBNL's row carrying this request number: its dates and status are LBNL's account of the same request as of its own cutoff, shown beside BPA's and never merged into it. How requests from 2015–2020 turned out.
Geographic & reporting context
A queue request is a request for interconnection service, not a plant: many requests can describe one facility, requests are withdrawn or restudied, and an energized request does not name the operating plant. Request numbers and study milestones are BPA's; nameplate and interconnection MW are the requestor's figures. No location beyond county and the named point of interconnection.
Request to generator dispositions (pipeline/config/crosswalks/queue_generator_links.csv)
Facility identities as stated by the BPA, agency, commission, utility or developer page cited on each row
A reviewed judgement, not a source's statement: a link needs a cited identity source and agreeing attributes, a name is never enough, and unresolved rows say why. The queue's and EIA's MW and status stay each source's own.
Preliminary Monthly Electric Generator Inventory, August 2026
U.S. EIA, preliminary monthly generator inventory, August 2026 (released September 24, 2026)
Preliminary monthly estimates; subsequent editions can revise values. Current assertions use the complete pinned workbook; cancelled and indefinitely postponed units share a sheet and are not distinguished.
Interconnection Request Queue (generator interconnection and line/load requests), published workbook
Bonneville Power Administration, Interconnection Request Queue
A queue request is a request for interconnection service, not a plant: many requests can describe one facility, requests are withdrawn or restudied, and an energized request does not name the operating plant. Request numbers and study milestones are BPA's; nameplate and interconnection MW are the requestor's figures. No location beyond county and the named point of interconnection.
Queued Up: 2026 Edition, interconnection queue data file (data through 2025; workbook dated May 2026)
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and GridTracker, Queued Up: 2026 Edition, interconnection queue data file (Rand et al., 2026), CC BY 4.0
A compilation of transmission providers' interconnection queues in one schema, as each provider published them and as LBNL and GridTracker cleaned them: a request for interconnection service, not a plant, with the provider's own status text kept beside LBNL's status, and with agreement, operation and withdrawal dates only where the provider publishes them. Requests sited in WA, OR, ID and MT are loaded; the compilation lags the providers' own queues by months, so an active request here can have changed since. MW are the requester's figures and never enter capacity totals. Rows carrying BPA's request numbers are candidates for the same request in BPA's own workbook and are never merged with it.
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