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<br />Sheet 3 of 3 <br /> <br /> <br />TABLE 3 <br />(;t<l:iP CAPACITY SALES <br /> <br /> MW <br />Year SUIl1rer Winter <br />1978 - 79 1 0 <br />1980 13 0 <br />1981 26 3 <br />1982 8 3 <br />1983 22 0.1 <br />1984 37 0.1 <br />1985 70 1 <br />1986 85 2 <br />1987 106 4 <br />1988 - 2052 113 4 <br /> <br />..1J The capacity sales shown on the table are based on <br />forecasts of the capacity available under lower quartile <br />water conditions. <br /> <br />In actual practice, the peaking capacity sales for the <br />1980-89 period are expected to be no less than 108 MW <br />in the sUll1rer and 277. MW in the winter. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The winter peaking capacity sales for the aforementioned <br />period shown on the table are essentially 277 MW in the <br />winter and the sUll1rer peaking capacity sales are higher <br />then 108 MW, except in fiscal years 1987 and 1988. Changing <br />the study data to show minimum peaking capacity sales of <br />108 MW in the sUll1rer and 277 MW in the winter, together <br />with purchases of the deficits, would have a negligible <br />effect on the study results. <br /> <br />25 <br />