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<br />In most instances, Western would have had the flexibility of <br />making all or most of the nonfirm energy sales during periods <br />when the value is greatest. For all months, the economy <br />energy sales prices under the Base Case is the same as the <br />actual sales price, reflecting no forced sales within this <br />period. <br /> <br />Presented below is a comparison of average monthly economy <br />energy sales for Base Case prices to Actual prices. For the <br />exception of May there are no differences between the Base <br />Case prices and Actual prices, reflecting no forced sales for <br />April and June through September. <br /> <br />The forced sale in May is attributed to the high water <br />releases that occurred in the last half of the month from <br />Flaming Gorge Dam and the Aspinall Unit, resulting in no daily <br />purchase power requirements for the weeks of May 20 and 27 <br />(Secretarv's Reoort, May 27, 1994). Therefore, with a soft <br />energy market, Western was forced to sell energy at $17.22/MWh <br />to the nonfirm market. <br /> <br /> ECONOMY ENERGY SALES PRICES BASE CASE 1 ACTUAL <br /> Differences <br /> Between <br /> Months Base Case Prices Actual Prices Base Case Prices <br /> and Actual Prices <br />April 1994 $19.83/MWh $19.83/MWh $O.OO/MWh <br />May 1994 22.99/MWh 17.22/MWh 5.77/MWh <br />June 1994 23.32/MWh 23.32/MWh O.OO/MWh <br />July 1994 20.23/MWh 2O.23/MWh O.OO/MWh <br />August 1994 18.41/MWh 18.41/MWh O.OO/MWh <br />September 1994 17.94/MWh 17.94/MWh O.OO/MWh <br /> <br />8 <br /> <br />. <br />~ <br />~ <br /> <br />,. <br />'I <br />H <br /> <br />" <br />, <br /> <br />~ <br />" <br /> <br />:(." <br />:-.',!. <br /> <br />., <br /> <br />fij: <br />\. <br /> <br />" <br />~ :-'.~ i <br /> <br />;-',':i <br />0,:-1 <br /> <br />d~. <br />.. <br /> <br />~ <br />fc' <br />, <br /> <br />~ . . I <br />:~~:;1 <br />::.; <br /> <br />~ <br />Y! <br />," <br />:..' <br />