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Big Creek

Tributary in CaliforniaWikipedia

Search complete. 3 mentions across 1 episode found for "Big Creek".

Oct 8, 2026

Pedro PizarroGUEST
2:54
Uh, so he was behind the Pacific Light and Power Company, as was John Eastwood, who was this, uh, amazing hydraulic engineer.
Pedro PizarroGUEST
3:01
Uh, and they developed the Big Creek Hydroelectric Project.
Pedro PizarroGUEST
3:05
Uh, our team likes to call that the, uh, hardest working water in the world, and that's still operating-
Nat BullardHOST
3:10
[laughs]
Pedro PizarroGUEST
3:12
And so that really laid the foundation for southern California growing, and as the area has grown, so have we.
Pedro PizarroGUEST
3:18
So, uh, it's ...
Pedro PizarroGUEST
3:19
I, I like going to Big Creek now and then, and it feels like you're staring at the DNA of the company.
Nat BullardHOST
3:25
I'm always fascinated to talk to utility executives and have them say, "Not only is our oldest asset older than me, not only is it older than 100 years, it actually goes back into the prior century and it's still operating." Where exactly is that in your territory, Big Creek?

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