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<br /> <br />N <br />c:.u <br />co <br />o <br /> <br />ffeavy CIIld long 1:rensmissiO'l1 lines would be required to 810_ such larga <br />alJlOunts ef power these lent distences. With the instellatiQll of coal- <br />fired generating capacity in Ccloradc, upper basin loads will be 8el'Vild <br />directly and power which nC!:'IIlally would have been trensmitted north, <br />will flew to load centers in the lower basin. This will result in th I <br />Federal Investment in the Storage Project transmission system veiDf 1'1- <br />duced a net cf some $12 millicn with an actual increase in the operat- <br />ional capability of the Bureau's transrrission system. <br /> <br />what Me .the advan;tageA .to the Co.tolUUlo lUveJt StOlLap€. PlLoject and the. <br />B0..6in fW1d nlt.Om :the eOnll:tlutcticn 06 theJmd Cltpaci.ty by .the eonllwrVt- <br />owned u.t.UU;.i.u '! <br /> <br />The venefits of interconnecting these coal plants to the Stot',age Pro- <br />ject system can best be illustrated in the following: <br /> <br />Revenues are increased some one rrJ.llion six hundred thousand dollars <br />per year and operation, maintenance, and replacement cost is reduced <br />$73,000 per year. The Storage Project is repaid five years earlier <br />with great interest cost saving, so a total additional accumulation <br />of $149,380,000 is made in the first 47 years and a total of two hm" <br />dred nineteen million eight hundred twenty five thousand dollars dur- <br />ing the entire pt;triod. ' The added revenues accumulated in the Basin <br />FUnd. are on the conservative side. The actual reduction in Bureau <br />investment is $30 million. Additional investment of $18 million is <br />required to add a 345 kilovolt line from Glen Canyon to Pinnacle Peak <br />plus associated substation facilities. These facilities are being <br />underwritten by the Salt River Project in the early years of the Stor-- <br />age Project. Additional Bureau revenues from savings in losses with <br />the!:'lllal plant in1:erconnection are dete!:'lllined from 'info!:'lllation received <br />from the Bureau of Reclamation. Our studies show that during peak <br />loading conditions there are savings to this study. This would in- <br />dicate an annual 8avi~gs of $1.200.000 per year if .these less saVings <br />weN mfwketed at firm power sales. Also with this interconnection, <br />eXcess peaking capacity existing en the Bureau system during later <br />years can be fi!:'llllltd up frem off-peak enel'S)' available from the pl'Qoo <br />pcSed thel'mal plants. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />;".. <br /> <br />,-,; <br /> <br />";"', <br />. ; " ~i:> <br /> <br />",,' " <br /> <br /> <br />,.., " <br />'-::..'j",: <br />'0": <br /> <br />',.' <br />"'."'.. <br /> <br /> <br />.:";'"-"; <br /> <br />,,', . <br />'"','"" ',', <br />--.-.:' > <br /> <br />','- ,--, <br /><,",-,; <br /> <br />,I.;: <br /> <br />.,',--'{ <br /> <br />"'l.C' <br /> <br />" -.- <br />-.", <br /> <br />'. ""~ . <br /> <br />'-, " .;-", <br />-":- ':.'.'.\;~-::r'_~_i <br />.lld <br /> <br />. '.~..' <br />