Tok

Tok is a 3.9 MW operating oil-fired power plant in Southeast Fairbanks County, Alaska, operated by Alaska Power and Telephone Co.

Plant statusOperating

Planning (completed)
Consented (completed)
Construction (completed)
OperatingOct 1985 (current stage)
ClosedJan 2017 (not yet reached)

This plant has generators at more than one stage; see the table below.

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Generators

Each generating unit EIA lists at this plant.

Unit	Technology	Capacity	Status	Online	Retired / planned retirement
7D	Petroleum Liquids	2.5 MW	Out of service long-term	Apr 2023
3A	Petroleum Liquids	1.3 MW	Out of service long-term	Nov 1999
4A	Petroleum Liquids	1.1 MW	Operating	Dec 1989
5A	Petroleum Liquids	1.1 MW	Operating	Jan 1996
9A	Petroleum Liquids	1.1 MW	Operating	Oct 2008
8A	Petroleum Liquids	0.6 MW	Operating	Feb 2017
6	Petroleum Liquids	0.5 MW	Out of service long-term	Dec 2010
9	Petroleum Liquids	0.9 MW	Retired	Oct 1985	Sep 2008
8	Petroleum Liquids	0.4 MW	Retired	Oct 1985	Jan 2017

Plant details

Operator: Alaska Power and Telephone Co
Location: Southeast Fairbanks County, Alaska
Sector: Electric Utility
Capacity: Out of service: 4.3 MW
Operating: 3.9 MW
Retired: 1.3 MW
First unit online: Oct 1985
EIA plant ID: 406

Location

63.3355, -143.0000

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-860M, September 2026. Planned dates are targets reported by the developer and often change. Report a problem