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Coal
Oil-fired peaking stations
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Natural Gas
Hydroelectric dams
Wind farms
Solar thermal plants
Nuclear plants
Utility companies
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| Hydroelectric dams | |
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| Solar thermal plants | |
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| Photovoltaic plants | |
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| Nuclear plants | |
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Community and
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| Government agencies | |
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| Cooperatives |
- Arizona Electric Power Cooperative
- Columbus Electric Cooperative
- Dixie Power
- Duncan Valley Electric Cooperative
- Garkane Energy
- Graham County Electric Cooperative
- Mohave Electric Cooperative
- Navopache Electric Cooperative
- Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative
- Trico Electric Cooperative
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