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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8220.100.50
Description
CRSP - Power Marketing
Basin
Colorado Mainstem
Date
6/10/1982
Author
WAPA
Title
Public Information Forum - Consolidated Power Marketing Plan
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<br />Slide IV-4 <br /> <br />Power Available - At Plant <br /> <br />The Area resources are summarized here for CRSP and the three small pro- <br />jects. The capacity is based on adver$e water conditions while the energy <br />is based on average water conditions. i 1404 MW and 5950 GWh are avail able <br />from the Storage Project under these ]conditions with the other projects <br />contributing 38 MW in the Winter Season~ 42 MW in the Summer Season and 139 <br />GWh of energy. The capability of the small projects is not dependable, <br />however, the magnitude of CRSP reserve capacity and the presence of hydraul- <br />ic diversity between the projects, being on different river systems, permits <br />us to consider the capability of these projects firm for marketing purposes. <br />Uprates do not provi de any long-term capac ity under adverse water cond i- <br />tions. <br /> <br />Slide IV-5 <br /> <br />Power Available - At Load <br /> <br />The capacity available for load for .xisting and potential preference <br />customers after subtracting out 12B MW for reserves and amounts provi ded to <br />us by the Bureau of Rec 1 amat i on for' Proj ect Use Loads comes to 1229 MW in <br />the Winter Season and 1059 MW in the Summer Season. Th i s is a decrease of <br />4% and 14% in the Wi nter and Summer Se:ason respect i ve 1 y from what ex i st ing <br />preference customers are presently entitled.to. <br />~ i <br /> <br />Slide IV-5 <br /> <br />Energy Available for Load <br /> <br />Energy available for load for existing and potential preference customers <br />based on average water cond i t ions after subtract i ng out losses of 389 GWh <br />and amounts for project use loads prqvided by the Bureau of Reclamation <br />comes to 5075 GWh, a reduction of 9% from the energy presently under <br />contract to preference customers. ' <br /> <br />Slide IV-7 <br /> <br />Anticipated Project Use Loads <br /> <br />The amounts shown here for project use jloads indicate the amount of capacity <br />that the Bureau of Reclamation estimates will be required at selected inter- <br />vals during the post 1989 period. A d$tailed tabulation of these loads, by <br />project, by year, is in the appendix. j Western is currently consulting with <br />Reclamation to affirm that all load$ listed are authorized to receive <br />priority for project use power. <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />'10 <br />
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