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1--....-. ,.- I . I . . . . II . . 1 ~()n Ml,':'s of tl1errnnl ')c.nerat.ion ilt tl1e crilig-Hi'ly(l~~ complex unel ? the four Corners Complex for CRSP hyrlro-generation at Glen 1 (;lInyon. Tl1ro11')1-< tl10se exchrn')es, the CRSP is lIble t.o serve tl it. I tl customers \Ji th lCR~) transmi ssion investment and less ,. ., lo~,Hes. r; Tn a like mnnner, the ~a]t River nnrl Colorado Ute nre able 7 to redllce their costs, 'l'he rRSP receives a 75 percent kilowatt l' yeiH for U1C power thnt is exchi'nged, The light ilrrows 9 represent how some of the CRSp power would be scheduled without ]() the ~alt River project exchan')e n')reements, and the rlatk arrows ]1 represent the tran~misBion path that would be needed by Salt l? Rivt'r project without an exchange. With t.he exchange agreement, 13 however, some of the CRSp loads are served by the Salt River l~ project's thermal generation, while some Salt River project ]5 IOilds are supplied with hydro-generation from Glen Canyon. By" "," 1\ \',,].r; ..,xc]ue1!ng both the ci:lp<,city commitments and the revenue \ \ y' '; \ \ ~ :\ \'," ,17 received llnderstllnd these exchan')e a')reements from the I HI (?]clllntion of tl1e firm transnlission rate, firm power customers 19 as well as those who pllfchilse trnnsmission service, benefit. ?n The propose~ firm transmission rate is based on '1 projections of the anticipnt.ed transmission syst.em investment 7? in fiscal yenrs ]91'?, B1 And n~. The annual costs were ?3 estimnted by assumin9 the Amort.ization of these investment 2~ tr~nsmission f~cilitles in 50 yenrs ~t 2.R75 percent interest, 25 and D~rling to th~t the Q And M costs and replacement costs. ~5 Tntcrmollnt~in Court Reporters "') (; .~ - 1 1 f\ (.