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<br /> <br />9. Does the SLCA intend <br />to replace Glen Canyon <br />power with only supply- <br />side options (e.g., coal- <br />fired generation)? Will <br />conservation or <br />renewable energy sources <br />be considered? <br /> <br />10. What role will <br />stakeholders and the <br />public have in the <br />Replacement Resources <br />Methods process? . <br /> <br />In the Replacement Resources Process, the SLCA will consider all "eco- <br />nomically and technically" feasible electrical power resources. This will <br />include full consideration of renewable energy sources, energy conserva- <br />tion, and energy efficiency options on an equal basis with more conven- <br />tional fossil-fuel resources. <br /> <br /> <br />The SLCA will provide for full public participation throughout the Re- <br />placement Resources Process. Power customers, stakeholders, and the <br />public will have a voice in identifying methods to replace power lost <br />from Federal hydropower facilities, providing input on contents of the <br />draft methods report, and providing feedback to the SLCA on the draft <br />and final Methods Report. <br /> <br />Various communication methods will be used to keep stakeholders and <br />the public informed and involved. Communication methods will include <br />Federal Register notices, information meetings, formal consultation and <br />comment forums, personal notification letters, and newsletter updates. <br /> <br />To ensure all public concerns are addressed in the decision process, a <br />summary report or newsletter will be published periodically to respond to <br />public comments and address concerns and to give the public informa- <br />tion necessary for effective participation throughout the consultation <br />process. <br /> <br />