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<br />on 'table 1 of this report and are discuss'ed at greater length in <br /> <br />following paragraphs, <br /> <br />Rates for Sale of Power <br /> <br />'the repor~ of March 1950 initially established rates for the marketing <br /> <br />of power in the entire Missouri River Basin Project except for the <br /> <br />power produced at Fort Peck Dam, Reservoir, and Powerplant. <br /> <br />Rates for For~ Peck power were established separately at an earlier <br /> <br />date. At a subsequent date, the basin-wide power system was divided <br /> <br />into Eastern and Western Divisions. Separate schedules were developed <br /> <br />for the power to be marketed in the Western Division. Thus, although <br /> <br />the Fort Peck rates are identical, the schedules developed in the <br /> <br />March 1950 report have technically applied only to the Eastern Division, <br /> <br />which is comprised of the States of North Dakota, South Dakota, central <br /> <br />and eastern Montana, central and eastern Nebraska, western Iowa, and <br /> <br />western Minnesota. <br /> <br />The rates for sale of firm and irrigation pumping power, as developed <br /> <br />in the report of March 1950, are as follows and have not been revised <br /> <br />since initially promulgated for use in the Eastern Division. Shown <br /> <br />also are rates for nonfirm service. <br /> <br />For firm commercial service: <br /> <br />Demand charge--$0.75 per kilowat~ of billing demand (monthly) <br /> <br />Enet:gy charge--3.50 mills per kilowatt-hour for first 250 <br />kilowatt-hours per kilowatt of billing demand; <br /> <br />3.00 mills per kilowatt-hour for balance of <br />energy used. <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br />