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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />r-., <br /> <br />"'" <br />"t"'.... <br />c.; <br />c.) <br /> <br />Discussions with Southern Pacific Railroad indicated interest <br />in participating in the test loop and in being kept informed <br />of progress. Union Pacific is also interested in keeping <br />up-to-date on the project and in possible participation <br />in subteam activities. <br /> <br />4.2 <br /> <br />ANTICIPATED AUGUST EVENTS <br /> <br />Complete financial analysis on Stage III facilities to Pacific <br />Coast. <br /> <br />Develop draft of partnership agreement for venture capital <br />financing. <br /> <br />5.0 SUBTEAM: TECHNICAL/ENGINEERING (Legal) <br />5.1 JULY EVENTS <br /> <br />Clinton and Jonez (Colorado River Water Quality Office) <br />met with representatives of Utah Power and Light Company <br />and Electric Power Research Institute regarding saline water <br />cooling tower status. Reclamation, Utah Power and Light, <br />and EPRI agreed to: (1) jointly evaluate the possibility <br />of moving EPRI water chemistry laboratories to a brackish <br />water source, and (2) develop a joint plan of tower verification <br />for heat rejection purposes. A joint strategy paper will <br />be prepared with Reclamation's Colorado River Water Quality <br />Office taking the lead role. <br /> <br />The liaison with King Wilkinson on investigating possible <br />options for saline water cooling tower design has been turned <br />over to Bessler of Reclamation's Colorado River Water Quality <br />Office. <br /> <br />Capital and O&M costs were provided by International Engineering <br />Company (IECD) for the test loop, Stage I, and Stage II. <br />IECO is continuing to assess possible options for Stages I <br />and II to optimize project benefits. The study includes <br />analyzing the effects of the coal/CO ratio, CO sources, <br />CO? waste versus recycling, and thr06ghput of S2and 10 million <br />tons per year coal. <br /> <br />Roberts and Schaeffer Engineering Company has indicated <br />an interest in working with us on fine coal cleaning technology. <br />Stearns-Roger has agreed to discuss a new coal cleaning <br />technology. <br /> <br />A good start has been made in identifying alternate sources <br />of CO2 in Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah. Factors being considered <br />are: location, reserves, costs, possible markets for enhanced <br />oil recovery, and a possible jOint venture with an oil/gas <br />company on the pipeline. The National Petroleum Council's <br />"Enhanced Oil Recovery" report shows that the majority of <br /> <br />3 <br />