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September 29, 2008
Plant needs to meet new standards to sell power to Washington
Demand for power is surging in central Washington's Grant County, where computer server farms owned by Microsoft, Yahoo and several other business giants hum 24 hours a day. "We've got five server farms and more coming," said Tim Culbertson, general manager of the Ephrata-based Grant County Public Utility District. The public power utility uses hydroelectric power from such facilities as the nearby Wanapum and Priest Rapids dams on the...
Posted in: The Great Falls Tribune on 09/29/08



