SNAP Annual Reports

Chelan County PUD’s Sustainable Natural Alternative Power (SNAP) program helps support the production of local renewable energy. Since 2001, SNAP has helped customers generate clean energy—and helped others support it—by connecting legacy SNAP producers and supporters through a community-based system. 

SNAP Annual Reports

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• 2024
• 2023
• 2021
• 2020
• 2019: Meet community activist and solar producer Chris Rader
• 2018: Solar home achieves 'net zero'
• 2017: 'Good for the community, good for the world'
• 2016: Solar meshes well with Tierra Learning Center mission
• 2015: Solar gaining ground -- and rooftops
• 2014: Electricians spark surge in solar
• 2013: Eight is great
• 2012: SNAP sets production record
• 2011: Entiat homeowners join SNAP
• 2010: Earth, sun and water
• 2009: Welcome Barn Beach
• 2008: Making a difference in our community
• 2007: Storm hits SNAP producers
• 2006: Happy Anniversary to SNAP
• 2005: Solar power for the next generation
• 2004: Solar installations a class act