Public Utility District No. 2 of Grant County Meeting Minutes
The board addressed several key initiatives, primarily focusing on the 2026 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) and related approvals. Significant resolutions were passed regarding the delegation of authority to the General Manager/CEO, the filing of the proposed budget, and the Climate Commitment Act cost burden. Commissioners engaged in executive sessions to discuss pending litigation and personnel performance. Additionally, the meetings included reviews of financial performance, energy supply markets, environmental affairs, and strategic business advancement updates.
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Grant Public Utility District Integrated Resource Plan 2027-2046
The 2026 Integrated Resource Plan for Grant Public Utility District serves as a roadmap for safely, efficiently, and reliably serving customers over the 2027-2046 planning period. The plan addresses anticipated shortfalls in capacity near 2030 and in clean energy near 2045, while acknowledging uncertainties like load growth. Key recommendations include acquiring 360 MW of energy storage between 2030 and 2032, adding 800 MW of solar as clean energy resources between 2040 and 2045, joining Markets+ in 2028, continuing Western Resource Adequacy Program participation, and maintaining approved conservation and efficiency targets.
Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting
Public Utility District No. 2 Of Grant County, Washington Meeting Minutes And Resolutions
The commission addressed various business items including a resolution for energy risk policy and the authorization for power exchange agreements and computer system contracts. Financial updates were provided, including audit reporting and business reports. The commission also engaged in business review sessions, trade association reports, and internal recognition for years of service. Multiple executive sessions were held to discuss pending litigation, real estate matters, and employee performance.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
Public Utility District No. 2 of Grant County Regular Workshop
The workshop included a Geothermal 101 presentation and reports regarding the Priest Rapids Oil Discharge Root Cause, Environmental Affairs quarterly business, and Wanapum relations. Service recognition was awarded to staff members. The commission also reviewed the Moses Lake Transmission Expansion Plan, the Business Advancement and Strategy quarterly business report, and an overview of the ERP+ customer contract. Several executive sessions were held to discuss the performance of public employees, pending litigation, and real estate lease or purchase matters.
