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<br />Power Repayment Study <br /> <br />r <br /> <br />-- - <br /> <br />~I':I"! <br />," - .." <br />~lrj~~:...;o.;. c <br />~.Jh......~,"\", ,ii: <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />a <br /> <br />'""- <br /> <br />-..L- -' <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />'."1""" <br /> <br />, <br />"" <br /> <br />. <br />~>t"."." <br /> <br />'''>1-. <br /> <br />,,'" ;> <br /> <br />Results of the power repayment study tor <br />fiscal year 1981 are depicted in the graph <br />on page 35. Estimated annual power <br />revenues are shown together with their <br />application. Total revenues fOf the period <br />shown exceed $7.3 billion. Alter repay- <br />ment of about $1.6 billion fOf the D')w8r <br />investment and replacements and $495 <br />million for interest. power revenues <br />should be suffiCient to repay about SS6 <br />million in irogallon costs and provide <br />around $2_3 billion tor assistance In re- <br />payment of participating prOjects. <br /> <br />FOllowmg are explanatory nOles on the <br />terms used on the graph. Copies of the <br />power repayment study in a highly de. <br />tailed form can be obtamed upon request. <br /> <br />Annual Operating Expenses <br /> <br />Annual costs of power D&M, salinity <br />control. wheeling and other costs. <br /> <br />Energy PurChases <br /> <br />Annual costs of purchases for flrmmg <br />energy for fuel conservation and for <br />energy to replace the defiCiency in Hoover <br />Dam Powerplant generation caused by <br />storage prOlect operations. In past years. <br />energy purchases for fuel conservation <br /> <br />3A <br /> <br />--, <br /> <br /> <br />r <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />-. <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />CiI;I" <br /> <br />are shown as energy purchase expenses <br />and the revenues from energy sales lor <br />fuel conservation are included in the <br />gross revenues. In future years only the <br />net revenue tram energy purchases for <br />fuel conservallon was prOjected <br /> <br />Replacements <br />Payments made on power replacements <br />With the highest interest.bearmg com. <br />ponent (whether replacements or other <br />power Investments} being paid Ilrst. <br /> <br />Power Interest Payments <br />Annual Interest on the unpaid power <br />Investment. <br /> <br />Power Principal Payments <br />Payments made on the power Investment <br />With the highest interest.bearlng com. <br />ponent (whether power investment or <br />replacement) bemg paid Itrst <br /> <br />Storage Unit Irrigation Principal Payments <br />Power revenues which are applied toward <br />payment 01 the migatlon allocatIon ot the <br />storage Units. Their revenues repay the <br />major portion (about 586 million or 82 <br />percent) of each cost with the remainder <br />(about $18 million, or 18 percent) bemg <br />repaid from M&I ,,",'ater revenues <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />"'V1"::'II<" <br />",.I""r. ~ <br />r: <br /> <br />-. - <br /> <br /> <br />f' ,..... <br /> <br />,,,. '\"1'.' <br /> <br />Power Revenues Available lor Irrigation <br />Assistance to Participating Projects <br /> <br />Power revenues available after the above <br />COSIS have been paid. the amount of <br />which will be about $2.312 million through <br />year 2070 A lesser amount (about $18 <br />m.lllon or 1 percent of the total available) <br />Wtlt also be avaIlable from M&I water <br />revenues. <br /> <br />Tolal AnnuaJ Power Revenues <br /> <br />Annual revenues obtained from energy <br />and capaCIty sales. wheeling tor others, <br />rental of substation faCtli!les 10 others, <br />reimbursement by the Lower BaSin for <br />energy purchased by the GASP 10 replace <br />the deficiency In Hoover Dam Powerplant <br />generation, and miscellaneous revenues. <br />In the study, the firm power rate of $1.65 <br />per k.llowall.month and 4.0 mitts per <br />kilowatt,hour was assumed to increase to <br />$2.19 per kllowalt-month and 52 mills per <br />k.ilowatt.hour beginning With fiscal year <br />1982, in order to meet repayment reqUire. <br />ments. <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />j <br />l <br /> <br />I <br />J <br />