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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8278.100
Description
River - Salinity-Title I - Yuma Desalter
State
CO
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
5
Date
2/11/2003
Author
Unknown
Title
Modifications to Projects of Title I of the Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Act - Report to Congress by the Secretary of the Interior - Draft - With Staff Comments and Correspondence - 02-11-03
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />000298 <br /> <br />Table 1 <br /> <br />Cost Of Starting Up And Operating <br />Yuma Desalting Plant <br /> <br /> / <br />KEY COMPONENTS RANGE OF COSTS / <br />OF COST . <br />Power $ 32/Mwh $ 64/Mwh <br />Process Recovery Factor 85% 73% <br />Plant on Stream Factor 80% 75% <br />Amortization Period For Startup Costs 10 Year~ 5 Years <br />Acre-Feet per year From Plant 75,418 ~ 60,722 <br />Acre-Feet per year of Blended Water 10,000 10,000 <br />Total Acre-Feet per year Produced 85,418 70,722 <br />ESTIMATED ANNUAL COSTS <br />Total Recurring O&M Costs $23.5 Million $28.7 Million <br />Annualized One-Time Startup Costs $ 2.6 Million $ 5.2 Million <br />TOTAL ANNUAL COSTS $ 26.1 Million $ 33.9 Million <br />COSTS $ Per Acre-Foot $305 $480 <br /> <br />NOTE: Estimated one-time startup costs = $26.1 M <br />Estimates based on plant operations at full capacity. <br />Estimates of Plant costs ofless than full capacity range from <br />$ 325 per acre foot at two thirds capacity to <br />$ 689 per acre foot at one third capacity. <br /> <br />Use Of Other Measures To Accomplish Title I Obiectives <br /> <br />During recent years, water right holders in the Lower Colorado River Basin have begun to <br />be more open to utilizing water right assets as opportunities for resolving issues, rather than <br />relying solely on historical use approaches. This shift in perspectives and policy has <br />provided opportunities for contributing to solutions with concepts such as lower priority <br />urban users participating with higher priority agricultural users to finance the <br />implementation of extra-ordinary water conservation programs. These programs include <br />extra-ordinary conservation measures (1988 & 1998 lID agreements), agreements to fallow <br />a portion of a district's irrigated lands during dry years (1992 & proposed 2003 PVID- <br />MWD Agreements), off-stream storage (2000 Agreement between Southern Nevada and <br /> <br />~Jf~t <br />\Y eP~l <br />~C;V <br />.\' <br />~ <br />~ <br /> <br />16 <br />
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