Colusa Indian Energy and Port of Quincy Project Featured in Columbia Basin Herald
Media Coverage | Columbia Basin Herald | November 10, 2026
The Columbia Basin Herald recently featured an update on the joint energy generation project between Colusa Indian Energy (CIE) and the Port of Quincy, highlighting project progress and an upcoming November 19 public open house.
The article features CIE Chief Operating Officer Ken Ahmann, who discusses the project's anticipated timeline, the importance of diversified energy generation, and how reliable power infrastructure can support future economic development in the Quincy region.
The coverage also explores ongoing planning and regulatory efforts as the partnership works toward addressing the region's growing energy needs.
Ken Ahmann, chief operating officer of Colusa Indian Energy, announces the partnership of the company with the Port of Quincy in February. Port officials will be providing an update on the project Nov. 19 at the Quincy Business and Events Center.
Port of Quincy commissioners Curt Morris, left and Brian Kuest, right, will be on hand to answer questions about the port's project to build a standalone generation facility at an open house Nov. 19.
Port of Quincy & Colusa Indian Energy Power Project Open House Graphic
About Colusa Indian Energy Tribal Energy Solutions aims to bring reliable power and communications to every tribal home and community that desires our assistance, integrating sustainable energy and advanced communication technologies, while deeply valuing and upholding their cherished traditions.
Media Contact: Nicole Buchanan, Director of Business Development and Customer Relations, Colusa Indian Energy
