Hyatt Powerplant

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energy infrastructure hydroelectric power plant

Hyatt Powerplant is a major hydroelectric generating facility in California that harnesses water from Lake Oroville as part of the State Water Project’s power and water delivery system.

Aliases (1)

Edward Hyatt Powerplant ×2

Statements (35)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	energy infrastructure → hydroelectric power plant →
associatedWith	Oroville Dam complex →
commissioned	1960s →
connectedTo	California State Water Project aqueduct system →
country	United States →
energyConversion	potential energy of stored water to electrical energy →
gridConnection	California electrical grid →
hasFunction	electricity generation → supporting water delivery →
hasReservoir	Lake Oroville →
isInfrastructureFor	State Water Project water deliveries →
isMajorComponentOf	Oroville Facilities of the State Water Project →
locatedAt	Oroville Dam →
locatedBelow	Lake Oroville →
locatedIn	Butte County, California NERFINISHED → California →
locatedNear	City of Oroville, California →
locatedOnRiver	Feather River NERFINISHED →
operator	California Department of Water Resources →
ownedBy	State of California →
partOf	California State Water Project →
partOfSystem	State Water Project power system →
primaryEnergySource	hydropower →
purpose	to harness water releases from Lake Oroville for power generation → to support State Water Project pumping and deliveries →
regionServed	Central Valley of California → Southern California via State Water Project →
regulates	power supply for State Water Project pumping plants →
role	major hydroelectric generating facility in California →
supports	California’s renewable energy portfolio → California’s water management system →
typeOfTurbine	water turbine →
usesWaterFrom	Lake Oroville →
waterSource	Feather River watershed →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Lake Oroville ("Edward Hyatt Powerplant") →	connectedInfrastructure
State Water Project →	hasComponent
Oroville Dam ("Edward Hyatt Powerplant") →	powerPlantName