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Alcoa Yadkin is relicensing its four hydroelectric stations on the Yadkin-Pee-Dee River. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) licenses the operation of these stations, and the reservoirs (lakes) that support them. The current license was granted in 1958 and expires in 2008.
As Alcoa-Yadkin develops it new license, its goal is to balance the many interests in the project including power generation; recreation; environmental, wildlife and cultural resource protection; water supply needs and others.
Alcoa-Yadkin, government and non-government agencies, residents and the public in its relicensing efforts. Many of these stakeholders serve on Issue Advisory Groups that are helping us understand what issues are relevant to the management of the Yadkin Project, and how those issues could affect future operations of the Project.
Use this site as a way to get information on the relicensing process, or sign up to receive email notices relating to Yadkin. Our schedule will also highlight upcoming public meetings you can attend.
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