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LOCAL JUNEAU EMPIRE The first phase of the Lake Dorothy hydroelectric project should be up and running by October of next year, according to Alaska Electric Light & Power Co.

Lake Dorothy to go online in fall 2009

 Underground project: Scott Willis, vice president in charge of generation at Alaska Electric Light & Power Co., stands next to the Lake Dorothy tap, where water from the lake will flow into the penstock, a pipeline that leads to hydraulic turbines.
Brian Wallace / Juneau Empire
Underground project: Scott Willis, vice president in charge of generation at Alaska Electric Light & Power Co., stands next to the Lake Dorothy tap, where water from the lake will flow into the penstock, a pipeline that leads to hydraulic turbines.
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