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<br />" <br /> <br />Sect ion II I <br />Projects Consolldation <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Sl ide 1II-1 <br /> <br />Projects Consolidation - Purpose <br /> <br />The first area I'd like to discuss with you is Projects Consolidation. <br />Certain advantages could accrue by consolidating the four projects in the <br />Salt Lake Area. Efficient operation of these projects will conserve energy <br />and is already taking place. Expenses would be minimized by simplifying <br />contract administration and by formulating one consolidated marketing' plan <br />for all of the projects. The major savings to be achieved would be avail- <br />able through an arrangement where Western could have a single power rate <br />adjustment for all projects. Each project would maintain a separate finan- <br />cial identity but would be consolidated for the purpose of making power rate <br />adjustments. <br /> <br />Slide 1II-2 <br /> <br />Rio Grande Project <br /> <br />The Rio Grande Project with 24 MW of capacity and 60,000 MWh of energy <br />serves Plains G&T and the City of Truth or Consequences. Firm power is sold <br />in the summer season only with some non-firm energy being sold in most <br />wi nter seasons. <br /> <br />Slide 1II-3 <br /> <br />Provo River Project <br /> <br />The Provo River Project has 5 MW of capacity and about 24 MWh of energy <br />which is non-firm. Much of this power is delivered to Utah Power & Light <br />Company as a part of a water exchange arrangement entered into at the time <br />the project was formulated. CRSP purchases the remaining amount for use in <br />meeting our contractual committment to deliver 58.2% load factor energy to <br />all CRSP customers. <br /> <br />Slide 1II-4 <br /> <br />Collbran Project <br /> <br />The capacity and energy produced by the Collbran Project is sold to Colorado- <br />Ute through September 1989. <br /> <br />Sl ide 1II-5 <br /> <br />Power Rates <br /> <br />This slide summarizes the rates for each project and indicates in the last <br />column the tentative new rates presently being proposed, as indicated in <br />preliminary power repayment studies. <br /> <br />7 <br />