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Elmhurst Mutual Power & Light

Organization

20 catalogued assets · 3 states

Total assets
20

Elmhurst Mutual Power & Light is an organization in the GridCensus infrastructure catalog, owning or operating 20 catalogued assets across 3 states. An organization’s existing footprint — its power assets, fiber, land, and facilities — is a strong signal of where it can expand and which markets it already controls. Every asset below links to its full profile.

7
Candidate Sites Owned
13
Transmission Lines

Candidate Sites Owned (7)

SiteLocationDC ReadinessCandidate MW
OZ PiercePierce, WA64.2/100

Showing 1 of 7 candidate sites where this organization is the catalogued parcel owner.

Transmission Lines (13)

LineStateVoltageLength
Line #205530Washington115 kV1.2 mi
Line #205531Nevada115 kV0.2 mi
Line #205532Washington115 kV2.0 mi
Line #205533Washington115 kV0.0 mi
Line #205534Washington115 kV1.0 mi
Line #205535Washington115 kV0.0 mi
Line #205536Washington115 kV0.9 mi
Line #205537Washington115 kV4.8 mi
Line #205538Washington115 kV3.0 mi
Line #205539California115 kV3.5 mi
Line #205540Washington115 kV0.0 mi
Line #205541Washington115 kV0.0 mi
Line #205543Washington115 kV0.8 mi

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Dataset updated . Screening estimates derived from public data sources.

Organization records are derived from public infrastructure datasets (EIA, HIFLD, FCC, PNNL, county parcels, PeeringDB) and may be incomplete or lag operational changes. Owner/operator names are normalized for grouping; counts and capacities are catalogued estimates. Confirm ownership and availability directly with the organization.

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