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<br />N <br />o 1:12 :lrotccti'l':'}, und r(:'lulCltory :WOU~j-~F'l.t2t~ -:-:1I:1Jitl'! \"r::11 fi01.Js <br />00 <br />C...if '.:il1 ~lave ? nea.r. t:e:'1an'~ J-F G:J~ut 7 :''f:'ii),,;tltts ('~~:) J~:! (~n ~lf~ctrical :~nr:rJY <br /> <br />requ;rcnent of aboLit J2,(}~r),I")~~ ~~ilo:'!atthours ;ler Y2Ll.r (k'.:h/yr). <br /> <br />T:1es2 <br /> <br />fi~ures are based on a,l ~:; percent plant factor. T!1e '!r.11 fields \.d11 ':>e <br /> <br />served hy il J5-nile 3~.3-!;'.' transnissio'l line ori'Jin3tin~ at the ~ropos8d <br /> <br />desa1tinfJ plant sl'JitcilyarJ. 1',2 trans::1ission line \;i11 be erected on <br /> <br />'.:ooden noles and each \.le11 Ili11 have its O\~n stepdo,lO transfomer. <br /> <br />It :las been assumed tha t an elect ri c energy resource for the <br /> <br />Ile11 fields \.Ji11 be provided by entities operating \~ithin the greater <br /> <br />southwest area. The area ;s served by private. public-non-Federal, and <br /> <br />Federal syste~s. The electric ener'JY supnly of the area is 1enerated on <br />both thermoelectric and hydroelectric units. Fossil-fu2l 1eneratinq <br /> <br />.. <br /> <br />capacity is predominant. It is anticipated that an adequate OOl'Ier <br /> <br />supply can be l1ade available and the most practical pOller supply \.Ji11 <br /> <br />bE' provided for the \'Je11 fields. The ulti!late pOI'Jer sup~ly for operatinIJ <br /> <br />the pumps in the I'le11 fields Nould be derived froPl the sal~e source 3S the <br /> <br />desalting cOr:lplex. Evaluations are presently unden'lay to (!eter"line the <br /> <br />r:lost feasible solution to obtaininq a source of energy for the nroiect. <br /> <br />This evaluation survey \'Jill enCOrlpass resources presently available or <br /> <br />planned l'lithin the greater southVlest area. <br /> <br />'" <br /> <br />10 <br />