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in May 2004. TVA will incorporate 

assumptions for reservoir operations 

resulting from this FEIS review in the 

present evaluation. 

Need for Power 

The proposal under consideration by 

TVA is to meet the demand for 

additional base load capacity on the 

TVA system and maximize the use of 

existing assets by either completing one 

of the unfinished B&W units or by 

constructing one new AP1000 unit. The 

environmental impacts of other energy 

resource options were evaluated as part 

of TVA’s IRP/FEIS and in the COLA ER. 

This proposal also helps achieve TVA’s 

goal to have at least 50 percent of its 

generation portfolio comprised of low or 

zero carbon-emitting sources by 2020. 

Demand for energy in the TVA power 

service area is expected to grow at an 

average rate of approximately 1.1 

percent per year over the next 20 years. 

In addition, TVA continues to set new 

peaks for power demand on its system, 

including a new all-time winter peak. 

TVA’s current plan to meet growing 

demand includes a diversified 

expansion portfolio of market purchases 

(including up to 2,000 MW of renewable 

energy through a public request for 

proposal), intermediate and peaking gasfired capacity, continued modernization 

of TVA’s hydro plants to increase their 

power producing capacity, and 

expansion of TVA’s Generation Partners 

Program. Combined with these actions, 

TVA anticipates having to add new base 

load capacity to its system no later than 

the 2017–2020 time frame. As part of 

this SEIS, TVA will update the Need for 

Power analysis, as well as consider any 

new environmental information. 

Preliminary Identification of 

Environmental Issues 

This SEIS will update the analyses of 

potential environmental, cultural, 

recreational, and socioeconomic 

impacts resulting from completion (or 

construction), operation, and 

maintenance of one nuclear unit and of 

reenergizing and upgrading the existing 

transmission system. The impact 

analyses will include, but not 

necessarily be limited to, the potential 

impacts on water quality and use; 

vegetation; wildlife; aquatic ecology; 

endangered and threatened species; 

floodplains; wetlands; land use; 

recreational and managed areas; visual, 

archaeological, and historic resources; 

noise; socioeconomics; solid and 

hazardous waste; geology and 

seismology; meteorology, air quality, 

and climate change; uranium fuels cycle 

effects and radiological impacts; nuclear 

plant safety and security including 

design basis accidents; and severe 

accidents and intentional destructive 

acts. Information from TVA’s and NRC’s 

previous environmental reviews 

(described above) relevant to the current 

assessment will be incorporated by 

reference and summarized in the SEIS. 

Public and Agency Participation 

This SEIS is being prepared to update 

information and to inform decision 

makers and the public about the 

potential environmental impacts of 

completing and operating a single 

nuclear unit at the BLN site. The SEIS 

process also will provide the public an 

opportunity to comment on TVA’s 

analyses. Other federal, state, and local 

agencies and governmental entities will 

be asked to comment, including the U.S. 

Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Fish and 

Wildlife Service, the Alabama 

Department of Environmental 

Management, and Alabama Department 

of Conservation and Natural Resources. 

TVA will invite the review agencies 

and the public to submit written, verbal, 

e-mail, or online comments on the draft 

SEIS. It is anticipated that the draft SEIS 

will be released in fall 2009. Notice of 

availability of the draft SEIS will be 

published in the Federal Register, as 

well as announced in local news media. 

TVA expects to release a final SEIS in 

early spring 2010. 

Dated: August 4, 2009. 

Anda A. Ray, 

Senior Vice President & Environmental 

Executive, Office of Environment and 

Research, Tennessee Valley Authority. 

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