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<br />~ <br /> <br />Section IV <br />Elements of Power Marketing Plan <br /> <br />In the .cleve 1 opment of a power market i ng criter i a there are several elements <br />that must be considered and for many of these elements there are alterna- <br />tives to be considered as well. In the following group of slides we will <br />discuss the elements we have considered and policies that might be imple- <br />mented under each element. <br /> <br />Slide IV-1 <br /> <br />Application of New Marketing Plan <br /> <br />The marketing plan we are developing could be a consolidated marketing plan <br />applicable to all projects or we could prepare a separate plan for each <br />project in the area. A s imil ar choi ce ex i sts for resources. We cou 1 d <br />prepare the marketing plan to cover only existing resources or we could <br />include some proposed future resources as well. We are leaning toward <br />addressing only existing resources because of the uncertainty of future <br />resources and marketing conditions. <br /> <br />Slide IV-2 <br /> <br />Power Market Area <br /> <br />The map of the existing Colorado River Storage Project power market area is <br />shaded to indicate the boundaries of the Northern and Southern Division. <br />The Northern Division, consists of the States of Colorado, New Mexico, <br />Utah, Wyoming, the town of Page, Arizona, a portion of the area in Arizona <br />to be served by the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, and Mt Wheeler <br />service area in Nevada which includes White Pine County and portions of <br />Elko and Eureka Counties. <br /> <br />The Southern Division consists of the remaining portion of the State of <br />Arizona, that part of the State of Nevada in Clark, Lincoln, and Nye Coun- <br />ties which comprise the southern portion of the State, and that part of the <br />State of California east of the 115th degree of longitude, or, generally, <br />the area contiguous to the Colorado River. <br /> <br />Slide IV-3 <br /> <br />Power Market Area - Some Alternatives <br /> <br />Alternatives for the market area under the Post 89 Marketing Plan would be <br />to leave it as it is, to expand the market area or to contract the market <br />area. Should the market area be contracted, two options would be to 1 imit <br />the market area to the Northern Division only or to limit the market area to <br />that area administered by the Salt Lake City Area Office. <br /> <br />9 <br />