And there's the ever popular (with Homer Electric) Kenai Hydro dam project on scenic Grant Lake up on the bench just east of Moose Pass; this appears to have a go-ahead even though unsightly wires and new roads will cross Trail Lakes and follow Grant Creek up to the south end of Grant Lake.
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Few local area people would ever see power from this project directly. Unlike Cooper Lake dam whose power had been main source of electricity from about 1961; when Chugach Electric placed poles through from Cooper Landing to Moose Pass, & in to Seward. Before, any who wanted electricity had to own a testy small unsafe under-powered gas home genset. Or live in tiny towns with diesel generators. Or those who shared, as did jockey club, estes brothers; up at summit lake, & over in cooper landing, who shared for a fee.
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Not much has changed in this area on first-take; however, protections promised most forest lands never materialized; though local populations sought to keep it beautiful, wild & free.