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<br /> <br />D. Proposed Criteria -- Revenues from Upper and Lower Basin States <br /> <br />CRSP power rates are established as specified by existing guidelines. <br />The rates (mills per kilowatt hour) are the same for the Northern and <br />Southern Divisions. The total revenue that accumulates using the current <br />rate-setting procedures is independent of the distribution of power allo- <br />cations between the Northern and Southern Divisions. Therefore, revenues <br />available to the Upper Division States are not affected by changes in the <br />distribution of power allocations between the Northern and Southern <br />Divisions. <br /> <br />Revenues received from power sales in the Southern Division will, among <br />other things, be used to repay construction costs of Participating <br />Projects in the Northern Division. Figure 7 shows the proportion of <br />revenue from CRSP firm power sales received from customers in six of the <br />Colorado River Basin States from FY 1980 through 1984 and the proportion <br />of revenues available for Participating Projects in each of the four Upper <br />Basin States on the basis of the apportionment formula contained in Public <br />Law 84-485. No CRSP firm sales are made in California. Figure 8 makes a <br />similar comparison, including revenues from nonfirm power sales in all <br />seven of the CRSP States. The average annual revenues from FY 1980 <br />through fY 1984 from power sales are shown in Table 4. <br /> <br />21 <br />