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# Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Utility Plants 1999 Tables

June 2000
Energy Information Administration Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels U.S. Department of Energy Washington DC 20585

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# Contacts The annual publication Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Utility Plants (C&Q) is no longer published by the EIA. The tables presented in this document are intended to replace that annual publication. Questions regarding the availability of these data should be directed to: Electric Power Division Energy Information Administration, EI-53 U.S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Avenue, S.W. Washington, DC 20585 Specific questions regarding these data should be directed to: Kenneth McClevey (202/426-1144) e-Mail kenneth.mcclevey@eia.doe.gov

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# Preface Background The C&Q Tables are prepared by the Electric PowerDivision; Office of Coal, Nuclear, Electric and Alternate Fuels; Energy Information Administration (EIA); U.S. Department of Energy. These tables provide comprehensive information concerning the quality,quantity, and cost of fossil fuels used to produce electricity in the United States. 

# Coverage of Sources The information contained in the tables is compiled from data reported on the FERC Form 423, "Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants." The FERC Form 423 is a monthly survey of a restricted census that collects data from steam-electric and combined-cycle plants with a total generatornameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts (approximately 700 power plants operated by 230 electric utilities). Data on gas-turbines and internal combustionunits are not collected on this survey, nor is their generating capacity used to determine the 50-megawatt threshold for reporting that was set by the FERC. Fuel receipts reported on the FERC Form 423 include over 99 percent of coal and approximately 90 percent of petroleum and gas delivered to electric utilities. The percent of coverage is lower for petroleum and gas because the survey does not collect data on fuelreceived for use in gas-turbines or internal combustion units. Power plants that report on the FERC Form 423 represent approximately 90 percent of all electric utility fossil-fuel generating capacity in the United States. The geographic coverage of the survey includes the contiguous United States, Alaska,Hawaii, and the District of Columbia. Data on nonutility power plants are not collected on this survey.

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# Contents Page Utility Fossil Fuel Receipts and Costs - The Year 1999 in Review ............................................ 

## 1 Fossil-Fuel Data at the Census Division and State Level ..................................................... 

## 9 Origin and Destination of Coal ............................................................................ 

## 27 Fossil-Fuel Data at the Electric Utility and Plant Level ..................................................... 

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# Tables Page 1. Receipts of Coal by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 ......................................... 

## 10 2. Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 .......................... 

## 11 3. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Mine Type, Census Division and State, 1999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

## 12 4. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Rank, Census Division, and State, 1999 ............ 

## 13 5. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State, 1999 ... 

## 14 6. Receipts of Petroleum by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 .................................... 

## 16 7. Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 ..................... 

## 17 8. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Type of Purchase, Fuel Type, Census Division and State, 1999 .................................................................................. 

## 18 9. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Type, Census Division, and State, 1999 ....... 

## 19 10. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Sulfur Content, Census Division and State, 1999 20 11. Receipts of Gas by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 .......................................... 

## 22 12. Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 ........................... 

## 23 13. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Type of Purchase, Census Division and State, 1999 . . 

## 24 14. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Type, Census Division, and State, 1999 ............. 

## 25 15. Total Heating Value and Cost of Fossil Fuels by Census Division and State, 1999 .................... 

## 26 16. Origin of Coal by State, 1999 .................................................................... 

## 27 17. Receipts of Lignite by Electric Utility, 1999 ....................................................... 

## 28 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1995-1999 ........................ 

## 29 19. Receipts of Appalachian Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 ..................................... 

## 32 20. Receipts of Interior Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 .......................................... 

## 34 21. Receipts of Western Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 ......................................... 

## 35 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 1999 ..................................................... 

## 37 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 1999 ..................................................... 

## 42 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 ........................................ 

## 46 25. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Coal, 1999 .................................... 

## 95 26. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Petroleum, 1999 ............................... 

## 96 27. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Gas, 1999 ..................................... 

## 97 28. Receipts of Petroleum Coke by Electric Utility, 1999 .............................................. 

## 97 29. Receipts of No. 6 Fuel Oil by Electric Utility, 1999 ................................................ 

## 98 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 . . 

## 99 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 ... 

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# Utility Fossil Fuel Receipts and Costs - The Year 1999 in Review In 1999, final data show that electric utility plants received 908 million short tons of coal, 131 million barrels of petroleum products, and 2,809 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of gas at a total delivered cost of $32 billion. 1 

## Coal accounted for 83 percent of the total Btu content of fossil fuels delivered in 1999, while gasand petroleum accounted for 13 and 4 percent, respectively. The average delivered cost of fossil fuels was $1.44 per million Btu, the second lowest annual costsince 1978. (Due to electric restructuring, several generating plants operated by electric utilities were sold and reclassified as nonutility generating plants during 1998 and 1999. At the completion of the sale, these plants were no longer required to file receipt and cost data on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Form 423, "Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants," and generation,consumption, and stock data on the Energy Information Administration (EIA) Form 759, "Monthly Power Plant Report." Therefore, the 1999 databases for these two surveys include only partial reporting of monthly data for plants sold in 1999, and no data for plants sold during 1998. It is important to note that the sale of plants has affected year-to-year comparisons of data at the State, Census Division, and National level.) Coal. Electric utility plants received 908 million short tons of coal in 1999, down from a record 929 million short tons received in 1998. This decrease was due to the sale of plants and their subsequent nonreporting status. However, from an operational standpoint, mild weather and record levels of nucleargeneration limited any increase in use of coal by electric utilities. This in-turn affected coal deliveries to electric utilities. During 1999 several coal-fired electric plants were sold and reclassified as nonutility plants. Data for these plants were reported on the FERC Form 423 survey until the sale was finalized. Most prevalent among the sales were plants owned by the Illinois Power Company, Metropolitan Edison Company, New York State Electric & Gas Company, Niagara Mohawk Power Company, Orange & Rockland Utilities, Pennsylvania Electric Company, and United Illuminating. In addition, eight coal-fired plants that were sold during 1998 were not required to report data in1999. The eight plants were State Line (Commonwealth Edison Company of Indiana), Kincaid (Commonwealth Edison Company), Coleman, Green, Reid-Henderson, and Wilson (Big Rivers Electric Corporation), and Brayton Point and Salem Harbor (New England Power Company). Together, the sale ofplants reduced 1999 and 1998 coal receipts by an estimated 23 million short tons and 6 million short tons, respectively. 2 

## In 1999, coal-fired generation at electric utilities totaled 1,768 terawatthours 3 

## (TWh), down 2 percentfrom the record 1,807 TWh reported in 1998. Likewise, coal consumption totaled 894 million short tons, down from 911 million short tons in 1998. This decrease was due to the sale and reclassification ofutility plants as nonutility plants which reduced electric utility consumption of coal in 1999 and 1998 by an estimated 23 million short tons and 6 million short tons, respectively. Mild weather and record levels of nuclear generation were factors that limited coal-fired generation and coal consumption during the year. On the other hand, very dry weather throughout most of the eastern half of the Nation reduced hydroelectricgeneration from 1998 levels and had a positive influence on consumption of coal. The electric generating industry as a whole (electric utilities, independent power producers, and cogeneration facilities), reported coal consumption of 965 million short tons, down from 968 million short tons in 1998. 4 

## Coal-fired generation totaled 1,885 TWh, up from 1,874 TWh reported in 1998. These industry level data eliminate the effect of the sale and reclassification of plants. Record nuclear generation and mild weather were two important factors limiting the use of coal in 1999. Nuclear generation rose to a record 728 TWh, 5 

## 8 percent higher than the 674 TWh produced in 1998 and considerably above the previous record of 675TWh generated in 1996. (Specific information con1 

### Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Form 423, "Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants." This survey includes data on steam-electric and combined cycle electric utility plants with a capacity of 50 or more megawatts. It do es not include data on stand-alone gas turbines or reciprocating engines located at these plants. The data cover 99 percent of all coal and app roximately 90 percent of the petroleum and gas delivered to electric utilities. The survey does not collect data on nonutility electric gener ating plants. 2 

### The estimate for 1999 is based on consumption data reported on the Form EIA-900, "Monthly Nonutility Power Plant Report." The estimate for 1998 is based on the level of receipts reported on the FERC Form 423 in 1997. 3 

### A terawatthour is equal to one billion kilowatthours. 4 

### Coal consumption in 1998 includes some coal used to generate thermal output. 5 

### Includes a full year of generation from the Clinton, Pilgrim, and Three Mile Island nuclear plants, each of which were sold and reclassified as nonutility plants during 1999. 

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## cerning nuclear generation is provided in more detail later in this review.) As for weather conditions, 1999 was the second warmest year of the century, exceeded only by 1998. 6 

## November, February, December, and January had the 1st, 3rd, 11th, and 13th warmest monthly mean temperature for such months on record since 1895. 7 

## The above normal temperatures duringthese particular months reduced demand for electricity, and in-turn, limited any growth in coal-fired generation. The summer of 1999 (June through August) was the 37th warmest on record as compared to the 9th warmest summer of 1998. Record warmth during mid summer produced utility cutbacks and rolling blackouts throughout the New England and Middle Atlantic Census divisions. 8 

## Further to the west, American Electric Power (AEP) set peak records in July due to extreme temperatures throughout its service territory. 9 

## While above normal summer temperatures were a positive for coal-fired generation, above normal temperatures during the autumn and winter months reduced heating loads and was therefore a limiting factor. Continuing the downward trend of the past 13 years, the average delivered cost of coal decreased to $1.22 per million Btu, down from the $1.25 per million Btu in 1998. 10 

## Contributing to this lower average cost were the continuing expiration, renegotiation, and buyouts of older, high-priced contracts; improved efficiency in coal production and transportation; increased use of low-cost western coal; and, to some extent, excess production capacity. It is important to note that the sale of plants also may have played an important role in the decrease in the average delivered cost of coal. Several electric utilities no longer report coal receipt data that when aggregated at the utility level, had average costs that were considerably above the national average. These include New England Power Company, New York State Electric & Gas Company, Niagara Mohawk Power Company, Orange& Rockland Utilities, and United Illuminating. Similarly, electric utilities that no longer report coal costs that were in prior years considerably below thenational average include Big Rivers Electric Corporation, Illinois Power Company, and Pennsylvania Electric Company. In total, the average delivered cost of coal for plants eliminated from the FERC Form 423 survey was above the national average delivered cost of coal. Therefore, the elimination of these plants tended to reduce the 1999 national average. The average cost of coal delivered under contract was $1.23 per million Btu, down from $1.27 per millionBtu in 1998. Coal purchased on the spot-market (contracts of less than one year duration) decreased to $1.16 per million Btu, down from the $1.20 per million Btu in 1998. The average sulfur content (measured as percent sulfur by weight) of coal delivered was 1.01 percent, down from 1.06 in 1998. The average Btu content of coal was 10,174 per pound, down from 10,241 per pound in 1998. Over the past several years, the average sulfur and Btu content of coal have been trending downward as electric utilities increased their use of low-sulfur, low-Btu western coal from the Powder River Basin (PRB) of Montana and Wyoming. Since the majority of coal delivered to plants that were sold and eliminated from the database used higher Btu bituminous coal, this also tended to reduce the average Btu content. Receipts of coal from the PRB totaled 343 million short tons versus 301 million short tons in 1998. The Western province (Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming) was the origin for a record 444 million short tons, up from 430 million short tons in 1998. (The sale of plants did not have a substantial effect on reported receipts of Western province coal. The majority of coal-fired electric plants that have been sold consumed Appalachian and Interior region bituminous coal. Kincaid and State Line, western-coal burning plants owned by Commonwealth Edison Company, were sold in January 1998, thus minimizingthe effect on year-to-year (1999 versus 1998) comparisons. (The sale in late December 1999 of plants operated by the Commonwealth Edison Company and Montana Power Company will have a substantial effect on Western province data reported in the year 2000.) Receipts of coal from Wyoming totaled 321 million short tons, up 17 million short tons or 5 percent from 1998. Receipts of coal from Montana totaled 36 million short tons, down 4 million short tons from 1998. Receipts of coal from the Appalachian region totaled 290 million short tons versus 318 million in 1998. Receipts of coal (excluding lignite) from the Interior region (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, western Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas) totaled 93 million short tons, down from 99 million in 1998. Receipts of lignite from Louisiana, Montana, North Dakota, and Texas totaled 77 million short tons, nearly unchanged from 1998. Wyoming ranked highest among coal producing States with 321 million short tons of coal delivered to electric utilities. Kentucky and West Virginia were ranked second and third with 108 million short tons and 104 million short tons, respectively. Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Illinois were the primary origin States for coal supplied to many of the plants that were sold and reclassified during 1998 and 1999. Imports of coal totaled 5 million short tons, down from 6 million short tons in 1998. The origin for most imported coal was Colombia and Venezuela. Electric utilities receiving a minimum of 500,000 short tons of
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### National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, extracted from the Internet at http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ol/climate/research/1999/ann/us_national 7 

### Ibid. 8 

### "Rolling Blackouts Hit Northeast Grid as Heat Forces Utilities to Shed Load," The Energy Report, Vol. 27, No. 28 (July 12, 1999 ). 9 

### American Electric Power, extracted from the Internet at http://www.aep.com on April 13, 2000. 10 

### The delivered cost of fossil fuels includes all costs (i.e., transportation, taxes, etc.) incurred by the electric utility for d elivery of the fuel to the plant. It does not include unloading charges. 

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## imported coal include Central Hudson Gas & Electric Company, Jacksonville Electric Authority, Mississippi Power Company, Public Service Company of New Hampshire, and Tampa Electric Company. Petroleum. Receipts of petroleum at electric utilities totaled 131 million barrels, down from 165 millionbarrels received in 1998. This decrease was due primarily to the sale and reclassification of utility plants as nonutility plants and, to a lesser extent, a large increase in nuclear generation and competition from natural gas. During 1999, several large oil-fired plants located in the New England and Middle Atlantic Census divisions were sold and removed from the FERC Form 423 survey. Included among these plants were Mason and Wyman (Central Maine Power Company), Bridgeport Harbor and New Haven Harbor (United Illuminating Company), Bowline (Orange & Rockland Utilities), Oswego (Niagara Mohawk Power Company), and Devon, Montville, Norwalk Harbor, and Middletown (sold by Connecticut Light and Power Company on December 15, 1999). In addition, several oil-fired plants were sold during 1998 and were not required to report data in 1999. These include Mystic (Boston Edison Company), Brayton Point and Salem Harbor (New England Power Company), and the Canal and Kendall Square plants (Commonwealth Energy System). It is estimated that the sale of plants reduced total petroleum receipt in 1999 by approximately 25 million barrels 11 

## while1998 petroleum receipts were reduced by approximately 6 million barrels. Receipts of petroleum to the New England Censusdivision totaled 14 million barrels, down approximately 22 million barrels from the 36 million barrels reported in 1998. Receipts to the Middle Atlantic Census division totaled 26 million barrels, down from32 million barrels in 1998. The sale and reclassification of plants was the primary reason for the substantial decrease in petroleum receipts to the New England Census division and a smaller decrease in receipts of petroleum to the Middle Atlantic Census division. A substantial increase in nuclear generation in both Census divisions during 1999 may also have contributed to a decrease in petroleum receipts in both Census divisions. The sale and reclassification of electric plants had little effect on petroleum receipts in other Census divisions. Receipts of petroleum to the South Atlantic Census division totaled 69 million barrels, down from 75 million barrels reported in 1998. Electric utilities in Florida received 54 million barrels, down from 60 million barrels reported in 1998. Mild weather (as compared to the record heat recorded in 1998) as well as competition from natural gas, reduced demand for petroleum-fired generation. The sale of the OrlandoUtilities Commission's Indian River plant in September 1999 reduced receipts by less than 500,000 barrels. With 19 percent of the U.S. petroleum-fired generating capacity located in Florida, 12 

## deliveries of fuel oil for electric generation were the highest of any State. Petroleum coke receipts at electric utilities totaled 3 million short tons, down 9 percent from 1998. The decrease was due to lower receipts at the Jacksonville Electric Authority (JEA). Receipts to the Pennsylvania Power Company totaled 650 thousand short tons, the highest amount for any utility. JEA, Northern Indiana Public Service Company, NorthernStates Power Company, and Seminole Electric Cooperative also received significant quantities of the fuel. Petroleum coke is gaining more acceptance at electric utilities due to its high Btu content and low-cost per million Btu. The average delivered cost of petroleum coke was $0.65 per million Btu, compared to $0.71 in 1998. A negative factor associated with this fuel is its high sulfur content which ranges between 4 and 6 percent. Petroleum coke is often blended with a higher percentage of lower sulfur coal before being consumed. It is also consumed in units that have flue gas desulfurization (FGD) systems that reduce sulfur dioxide emissions. The average cost of petroleum delivered to electric utilities was $2.53 per million Btu compared with $2.14 per million Btu in 1998. Petroleum prices began to recover early in the year as a worldwide oversupply of crude oil that was prevalent during 1998 began to subside in early 1999, allowing petroleum prices to rise. In February 1999, the average cost of petroleum delivered to electric utilities fell to $1.72 per million Btu, its lowest monthly level since January 1974. 13 

## However, each successive month through the end of the year showed a higher average delivered price for petroleum. By December 1999, the average cost of petroleum delivered to electric utilities had increased to $3.54 per million Btu or $22.35 per barrel. The average cost of Number 2 fuel oil was $4.03 per million Btu, up from $3.30 per million Btu reported in 1998. This fuel is used primarily for start-up and flame stabilization at steam-electric plants. The average cost of heavy fuel oil (Number 4, 5, and 6 fuel oil) was $2.44 per million Btu, compared to $2.08 per million Btu in 1998. The months of January through June show the national average cost of heavy oil lower than the national average cost of natural gas. However, natural gas was the less expensive of the two fuels from July through the end of the year. This is important when considering the capability of many electric plants to burn the least expensive of the two fuels. Gas. Receipts of gas to electric utilities totaled 2,809 billion cubic feet (Bcf), down from 2,923 Bcf reported in 1998. The sale of several electric plants and their reclassification to nonutility status had a
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### Based on consumption data reported for these plants on Form EIA-900, "Monthly Nonutility Power Plant Report." 12 

### Energy Information Administration, Inventory of Electric Utility Power Plants in the United States, DOE/EIA-0095(99) (November 1999, Washington DC), Table 17, and Energy Information Administration, Inventory of Nonutility Electric Power Plants in the Uni ted States, DOE/EIA-0095(98)/2 (December 1999, Washington DC), Table 6. 13 

### Energy Information Administration, Historical Monthly Energy Review (HMER), DOE/EIA-0035(73-92) (August 1994, Washington, DC), Table 9.10. 

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## substantial effect on receipts of gas reported for theNew England, Middle Atlantic, and Pacific Contiguous Census divisions. Based on consumption datareported on Form EIA-900, the sale and reclassification of plants reduced receipts of gas on the FERC Form 423 by an estimated 370 Bcf . Receipts of gas to California were reduced by an estimated 285 Bcf as most of the gas-fired plants owned by Pacific Gas & Electric Company, San Diego Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Edison Company were sold during 1998 and 1999. The sale of several gas-fired plants previously owned by the Boston Edison Company, Central Maine Power Company, Commonwealth Energy System, Consolidated Edison Company, Jersey Central Power & Light Company, New England Power Company, Niagara Mohawk Power Company, and Orange & Rockland Utilities reduced gas receipts in both the New England and Middle Atlantic Census divisions.Hydro and Nuclear Generation Effects on FossilFuel Requirements. Since hydroelectric generation is the lowest costpower to generate, it can displace the use of fossilfuels by electric utilities. In 1999, hydroelectric generation totaled 294 TWh, down 3 percent from 304TWh generated in 1998. Factors that affected hydroelectric generation included the sale and reclassification of plants, record amounts of snowfall in the Pacific Northwest, and below normal precipitation throughout most of the eastern half of the Nation. The sale and reclassification of several hydroelectric plants during the year reduced utility hydroelectric generation by approximately 1 percent (3 TWh) from 1998 levels. Most of the facilities that were sold were located in Massachusetts, Maine, Montana, New York, and Pennsylvania. The largest transaction involved 74 hydroelectric facilities (660 megawatts of capacity) owned by Niagara Mohawk Power Company that were sold to Orion Power on July 29, 1999. Central Maine Power Company sold its interest in 28 hydroelectric facilities (373 megawatts) to FPL Group on April 7, 1999. The sale and reclassification of hydroelectric plants owned by Montana Power Company (521 megawatts) occurred on December 17th, 1999, too late in the year to have an effect on the 1999 data. In 1998, the New England PowerCompany sold 481 megawatts of conventional hydroelectric capacity and the 600 MW Bear Swamp pumped storage facility to U.S. Generating Company. By the end of 1999, a total of 2 gigawatts out of 73 gigawatts of utility-owned conventional hydroelectric capacity had been sold and reclassified as nonutility capacity. Below normal levels of precipitation throughout most of the eastern half of the Nation also contributed to the 3 percent decline in hydroelectric generation from 1998 levels. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the Nation recorded its 22nd driest year out of the last 100 years, compared to the fifth wettest in 1998. 14 

## Well-below normal levels of precipitation were reported in the NOAA Central region (Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, and West Virginia), the Southeast region, and the South. 15 

## Georgia recorded their sixth driest year on record, while Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee posted their 10th, 12th, and 20th driest, respectively. 16 

## Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee allreported substantial declines in hydroelectric generation. In the South Atlantic and East South Central Census divisions, hydroelectric generation fell by 49 and 26 percent, respectively. An extreme drought inthe New England and Middle Atlantic Census divisions during the summer reduced hydroelectric generation and caused cooling water problems for some steam-electric plants. 17 

## The Northeast region (the NOAA region that includes the states of Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania northeastward toward Maine) recorded its driest April through August period of this century. 18 

## In the Pacific Northwest, where most of the Nation's hydroelectric generation is produced, above normal levels of snowfall and high streamflow at the start of the year contributed to an increase in hydroelectric generation in the Pacific Contiguous Census division. Oregon and Washington posted increases of 14 and 21 percent, respectively. However, a 20-percent decrease in hydroelectric generation in California offset someof the gains reported to the north. For the year, hydroelectric generation in the Pacific Contiguous Census division totaled 180 TWh, up 8 percent from 168 TWh reported in 1998. Heavy snowfall in the Cascade Range of both Oregon and Washington resulted in an above normal snowpack in both States. As of April 1, 1999, the snowpack in the Columbia Basin was at 133 percent of normal as compared to only 83 percent in 1998. 19 

## By May 1, 1999, the North Cascades of Washington broke a 1955 record with a snowpack of 207 percent of normal. 20 

## The 1,140 inches of snow at Mt. Baker in Washington was the greatest seasonal (November to May) snowfall recorded in the United States. 21 

## This contributed to near record hydroelectricgeneration for both States. (The snowpack and subsequent melting are very important to help maintain streamflow and reservoir levels into the summer months). It is also important to note that streamflow
14 

### National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center; extracted from the Internet at http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ol/climate/research/1999/ann/us_regional 15 

### Ibid. 16 

### Ibid. 17 

### T. Morgan, "Falling River Flow Causes Power Problem in Rhode Island," The Providence Journal-Bulletin (August 9, 1999). 18 

### National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, extracted from the Internet at http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ol/climate/research/1999/sum/us_drought. html on April 12, 2000. 19 

### United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service; National Water and Climate Center; extracted fro m the Internet at ftp://162.79.124.23/support/snow/snowpack_charts/columbia_river/ wy1999/colu9904.html on April 3, 2000. 20 

### United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service; National Water and Climate Center; extracted fro m the Internet at ftp://162.79.124.23/support/snow/snowpack_charts/columbia_river/w y1999/colu9905.html on April 3, 2000. 21 

### U.S. Department of Agriculture, Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin, Vol. 87, No. 3 (January 19, 2000), p. 11. 

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## throughout the Columbia River Basin was significantly higher on January 1, 1999, than it was on January 1, 1998. 22 

## The second wettest November through February on record for the Northwest Region 23 

## contributed greatly to January and February 1999 hydroelectric generation being well above prior year levels. Although hydroelectric generation in both Oregon and Washington increased from 1998 levels, it did so despite the fact that on an annual basis, both statesreceived less precipitation during 1999. The Northwest Region, the NOAA region that includes Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, actually had its 46th wettest year on record in 1999, as compared with its 6th wettest in 1998. 24 

## However, the seasonal distribution and variation of precipitation, coupled with above normal levels of snowpack in the Pacific Northwest atthe start of the year, was more favorable for hydroelectric generation in 1999.California reported a substantial decrease in hydroelectric generation due to a considerable decrease in precipitation from 1998 levels. The West Region, the NOAA region that includes California and Nevada, actually had its 21st driest year out of the last 105 as compared to the second wettest year on record in 1998. 25 

## This contributed to the southern portion of the Sierra Nevada mountains having a snowpack that was less than 70 percent of normal as compared to above 130 percent of normal in 1998. 26 

## (Here again, the snowpack and subsequent melting are very important to help maintain streamflow and reservoir levels into the summer months). Nuclear generation was also an important factor affecting fossil-fuel use by electric utilities. In 1999, nuclear generation totaled a record 728 TWh, 27 

## 8 percent higher than the 674 TWh produced in 1998 and considerably above the previous record of 675 TWh generated in 1996. The annual capacity factor 28 

## for nuclear plants was 86 percent compared with 78 percent in 1998. 29 

## This was the highest annual capacity factor for nuclear plants since data collection began in 1973. 30 

## The August and December 1999 capacity factors were an impressive 94 percent. This has major implications on the fossil-fuel requirementsof electric utilities due to the fact that like hydroelectric, nuclear generation also displaces fossil-fired generation. (Based on national level consumption and generation data presented in the Electric PowerMonthly, and assuming a net summer nuclear capability of 97,155 megawatts, a 1-percent increase in the annual nuclear plant capacity factor (equivalent to 8,510,778 megawatthours 31 

## of additional nuclear generation) translates into a reduction in annual consumption of either approximately 4.3 million short tons of coal, 32 

## 14 million barrels of petroleum, or 89 billioncubic feet of gas. Most likely, it would be a combination of each.) To realize why nuclear generation often displaces fossil-fired generation, one only has to compare the cost of fuel per unit of electricity produced to see the competitiveness of nuclear power. In 1998, the average cost of uranium for major investor-owned electric utility nuclear plants was 0.54 cents per kilowatthour, while the comparable cost of fuel for fossil-fired steam plants was 1.60 cents per kilowatthour. 33 

## An additional incentive for producing nuclear generation instead of fossil-fired generation is a reduction in emissions of carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides. The passage of Title IV of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 set limits on the amount of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides that can be emitted by electric utilities. Since nuclear plants emit neither of these gases, they have become especially important in strategies designed to ensurethat a utility is in compliance with air quality emission regulations. Perhaps even more important is the fact that unlike fossil-fired plants, nuclear plants emit no carbon dioxide. The buildup of this gas in the atmosphere is said by many to affect global climate. All Census divisions except the West South Central and the Pacific Contiguous Census division reported year-to-year increases in nuclear generation. The EastNorth Central Census division reported nuclear generation of 124 TWh, up 32 percent from 1998. Most of the increase occurred in Illinois as nuclear generation
22 

### United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service; National Water and Climate Center; extracted fro m the Internet at ftp://162.79.124.23/support/water/forecast_maps/columbia_river/wy 1998/cust9801.gif and ftp://162.79.124.23/support/water/forecast_maps/columbia_river/wy 1999/cust9901.gif on April 3, 2000. 23 

### National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, extracted from the Internet at http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ol/climate/research/1999/sum/us_drought. html on April 12, 2000. 24 

### National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Climatic Data Center, extracted from the Internet at http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ol/climate/research/1999/ann/us_regional 25 

### Ibid. 26 

### United States Department of Agriculture, Natural Resource Conservation Service; National Water and Climate Center; extracted fro m the Internet at http://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/water/snow/westsnow.pl on April 3, 2000. 27 

### Includes a full year of generation from the Clinton, Pilgrim, and Three Mile Island nuclear plants, each of which were sold and reclassified as nonutility plants during 1999. 28 

### Capacity factor is the ratio of the amount of electricity produced by a generating plant for a given period of time to the elect ricity that the plant could have produced at continuous full-power operation during the same period. 29 

### The annual capacity factor of 86 percent is based on all electric utility and nonutility nuclear plants. 30 

### Energy Information Administration, Monthly Energy Review March 1999, DOE/EIA-0035(99/03) (Washington, DC), Table 8.1. 31 

### This number is derived by multiplying 97,155 megawatts of summer capability by 8,760 hours (number of hours in a year). The resu lt is then multiplied by 0.01 (1 percent). A one percent change equals 8,510,778 MWh. 32 

### This calculation is based on a simple ratio of 1999 national level data. If the consumption of 894 million short tons of coal (E lectric Power Monthly May 2000, Table 14) produces 1,767,679,000 MWh of generation (Table 4), then it would take 4.3 million short tons of coal to produce 8,510,778 MWh of generation. 33 

### Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Annual 1998 Volume II, DOE/EIA-0348(98)/2 (December 1999, Washington, DC), Table 13. 

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## in the State rose by 26 TWh to 81 TWh. Illinois replaced Pennsylvania as the Nations top producer of nuclear generation. The Commonwealth Edison Company (ComEd) reported record output from nuclear plants totaling 76 TWh, which broke their previous record of 72 TWh set in 1993. This was accomplished despite having two fewer nuclear units (Zion units 1 and 2 were retired in 1998). Lasalle and Quad Cities (both ComEd plants) and Clinton (Illinois Power Company) each reported much higher levels of nuclear generation. The Middle Atlantic Census division reported total nuclear generation of 137 TWh, up from 120 TWh in 1998. Most of the increase was due to higher levels of output from plants located in New York and Pennsylvania. Individual plants reporting much higher levels of nuclear generation include Indian Point (Consolidated Edison Company of New York) and Beaver Valley (Duquesne Light Company). In the New England Census division, nuclear generation was up substantially due to a large increase in output fromthe Millstone plant (located in Connecticut and operated by the Northeast Nuclear Energy Company). As usual, the South Atlantic Census division reported the highest level of nuclear generation at 193 TWh, up from 191 TWh reported in 1998. South Carolina was the largest producer in the Census division with 51 TWh. North Carolina and Florida ranked second and third with 38 TWh and 32 TWh, respectively.

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## Table ES3. Average Quality of Coal by State of Origin, 1998-1999 Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash State of (per pound) (percent by weight) (pounds per MM Btu) (percent by weight) Origin 1999 1998 1999 1998 1999 1998 1999 1998 Alabama ............................. 12,145 12,348 1.04 1.11 0.86 0.90 12.65 12.15 Arizona............................... 10,955 10,948 .51 .53 .47 .48 9.57 9.64 Colorado............................. 11,035 10,994 .46 .46 .42 .42 8.54 8.55 Illinois................................. 11,493 11,345 2.13 2.23 1.86 1.96 8.56 8.89 Indiana................................ 11,112 11,043 2.33 2.30 2.10 2.09 9.16 9.31 Kansas ................................ 10,949 10,931 4.05 4.08 3.70 3.73 19.57 19.33 Kentucky ............................ 12,325 12,214 1.56 1.56 1.26 1.28 10.50 10.46 Louisiana ............................ 6,963 6,764 .92 .89 1.32 1.32 12.49 14.25 Maryland ............................ 12,308 12,350 1.85 1.66 1.50 1.35 15.37 14.54 Missouri.............................. 10,996 11,105 3.52 3.23 3.20 2.90 15.63 14.98 Montana.............................. 9,004 9,016 .53 .53 .59 .59 6.84 6.74 New Mexico....................... 9,397 9,351 .70 .70 .75 .75 19.83 19.80 North Dakota...................... 6,547 6,562 .75 .76 1.15 1.16 9.39 9.11 Ohio.................................... 11,818 11,752 3.50 3.54 2.96 3.01 10.74 10.93 Oklahoma ........................... 12,694 12,664 3.67 3.50 2.89 2.76 10.23 10.48 Pennsylvania....................... 12,812 12,612 1.86 1.81 1.45 1.43 9.74 11.04 Tennessee ........................... 12,503 12,433 1.19 1.29 .95 1.04 10.83 10.53 Texas .................................. 6,347 6,405 .97 1.04 1.53 1.63 16.66 16.09 Utah .................................... 11,765 11,520 .47 .47 .40 .40 9.53 10.59 Virginia............................... 12,875 12,865 1.00 .99 .78 .77 9.73 9.73 Washington ......................... 7,803 7,849 .90 .67 1.16 .85 15.05 14.69 West Virginia..................... 12,375 12,351 1.47 1.52 1.19 1.23 11.41 11.50 Wyoming............................ 8,658 8,667 .33 .34 .38 .39 5.33 5.26 Subtotal............................. 10,165 10,230 1.01 1.07 .99 1.04 9.03 9.21

Imported .......................... 11,906 11,967 .57 .61 .48 .51 5.57 5.67 Total................................ 10,174 10,241 1.01 1.06 .99 1.04 9.01 9.18 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table ES4. Receipts of Coal by Rank, 1995-1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Sulfur Rank (thousand Btu Sulfur Ash (pounds (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (percent per Million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) by weight) Million Btu) 1999

Anthracite 1 ................. 137 7,509 0.64 0.86 37.8 52.6 7.91 Bituminous ................. 444,399 12,087 1.57 1.30 10.2 131.5 31.78 Subbituminous ............ 386,271 8,724 .38 .43 6.6 110.4 19.26 Lignite ........................ 77,425 6,434 .90 1.39 14.2 92.8 11.94 Total.......................... 908,232 10,174 1.01 .99 9.01 121.7 24.76 1998

Anthracite 1 ................. 511 7,479 .55 .74 37.6 90.1 13.47 Bituminous ................. 478,252 12,033 1.61 1.34 10.5 134.6 32.38 Subbituminous ............ 373,496 8,728 .38 .44 6.6 113.3 19.79 Lignite ........................ 77,189 6,471 .95 1.46 13.8 94.3 12.20 Total.......................... 929,448 10,241 1.06 1.04 9.18 125.2 25.64 1997

Anthracite 1 ................. 751 7,511 .53 .71 36.7 102.5 15.39 Bituminous ................. 466,104 12,017 1.65 1.38 10.5 135.0 32.45 Subbituminous ............ 336,805 8,737 .40 .45 6.7 118.5 20.71 Lignite ........................ 76,928 6,478 .98 1.51 13.8 92.6 12.00 Total.......................... 880,588 10,275 1.11 1.08 9.36 127.3 26.16 1996

Anthracite 1 ................. 735 7,180 .52 .73 37.7 110.0 15.79 Bituminous ................. 454,814 12,027 1.64 1.37 10.3 136.6 32.86 Subbituminous ............ 328,874 8,724 .39 .45 6.6 120.4 21.02 Lignite ........................ 78,278 6,503 .92 1.41 13.6 93.6 12.17 Total.......................... 862,701 10,263 1.10 1.07 9.22 128.9 26.45 1995

Anthracite 1 ................. 857 7,286 .53 .72 37.4 101.2 14.74 Bituminous ................. 432,586 12,063 1.60 1.33 10.2 140.3 33.85 Subbituminous ............ 316,195 8,710 .39 .45 6.7 122.3 21.31 Lignite ........................ 77,222 6,407 .99 1.54 14.0 94.9 12.16 Total.......................... 826,860 10,248 1.08 1.05 9.23 131.8 27.01 1 Anthracite includes anthracite silt and culm delivered from off-site storage. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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# Fossil-Fuel Data at the Census Division and State Level

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## Table 1. Receipts of Coal by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 (Thousand Short Tons) Census Division 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 and State New England ................................. 1,764 5,538 7,125 6,947 6,072

Connecticut .................................. 35 657 952 931 841 Maine ...........................................

— — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 394 3,473 4,545 4,693 3,859 New Hampshire ........................... 1,335 1,408 1,628 1,324 1,372 Rhode Island ................................

— — — — — Vermont .......................................

— — — — — Middle Atlantic ............................. 40,575 55,557 54,185 51,066 48,188

New Jersey................................... 2,597 2,312 2,087 2,412 2,160 New York .................................... 4,047 9,296 8,277 7,896 7,575 Pennsylvania ................................ 33,932 43,948 43,821 40,759 38,453 East North Central ....................... 201,873 208,745 202,401 194,371 184,018

Illinois .......................................... 36,241 39,867 40,750 37,441 33,905 Indiana.......................................... 56,933 57,091 53,353 51,680 49,676 Michigan ...................................... 33,281 34,906 32,145 30,177 31,214 Ohio.............................................. 51,568 53,442 52,743 52,268 47,768 Wisconsin..................................... 23,850 23,438 23,410 22,804 21,456 West North Central ...................... 133,751 134,443 120,150 121,696 117,821

Iowa.............................................. 21,474 21,657 16,675 18,116 18,095 Kansas .......................................... 19,553 18,445 16,672 17,950 17,812 Minnesota..................................... 16,559 17,915 17,591 16,744 16,862 Missouri ....................................... 37,486 38,589 33,553 33,718 30,819 Nebraska ...................................... 11,970 11,940 10,638 10,275 10,063 North Dakota ............................... 24,650 24,199 23,087 23,586 22,294 South Dakota ............................... 2,059 1,699 1,934 1,307 1,877 South Atlantic ............................... 159,284 159,850 149,311 146,322 132,902

Delaware ...................................... 1,204 1,744 1,682 1,745 1,720 District of Columbia....................

————— Florida .......................................... 25,477 27,904 27,595 26,700 24,202 Georgia......................................... 33,296 31,748 28,346 28,870 28,490 Maryland ...................................... 11,143 10,845 10,139 10,949 9,901 North Carolina ............................. 25,575 27,818 26,151 24,646 19,792 South Carolina ............................. 12,877 12,945 11,835 10,951 9,771 Virginia ........................................ 12,932 12,716 11,930 11,024 8,624 West Virginia............................... 36,780 34,130 31,633 31,438 30,402 East South Central ....................... 99,586 100,791 102,352 96,969 93,394

Alabama ....................................... 30,192 30,920 30,378 29,510 28,131 Kentucky ...................................... 35,435 36,962 39,550 38,383 36,891 Mississippi ................................... 6,423 5,886 6,043 5,428 4,271 Tennessee..................................... 27,537 27,023 26,381 23,649 24,100 West South Central ...................... 151,343 144,195 135,858 141,043 136,806

Arkansas....................................... 15,406 14,173 11,879 14,736 14,082 Louisiana...................................... 13,854 14,043 13,167 12,504 13,409 Oklahoma..................................... 20,999 19,747 18,378 19,571 19,713 Texas ............................................ 101,084 96,231 92,435 94,232 89,602 Mountain........................................ 112,242 112,208 103,539 98,869 101,149

Arizona......................................... 19,712 18,826 16,788 15,027 15,762 Colorado....................................... 18,389 18,061 16,711 16,416 16,503 Idaho ............................................

— — — — — Montana ....................................... 10,417 10,520 9,160 7,877 9,313 Nevada ......................................... 8,075 8,035 6,851 7,304 7,422 New Mexico ................................ 16,059 15,841 15,775 15,003 14,671 Utah.............................................. 14,193 14,896 15,053 13,695 13,524 Wyoming...................................... 25,396 26,029 23,201 23,547 23,955 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 7,812 8,120 5,667 5,418 6,510

California .....................................

— — — — — Oregon .......................................... 2,326 2,014 875 838 1,200 Washington .................................. 5,486 6,106 4,792 4,580 5,310 Pacific Noncontiguous .................. — — — — —

Alaska ..........................................

— — — — — Hawaii ..........................................

— — — — — Total ........................................... 908,232 929,448 880,588 862,701 826,860 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 2. Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 Census Division and State (cents per million Btu) (dollars per short ton) New England ................................. 156.8 167.6 171.2 170.2 168.7 41.22 42.94 43.67 43.55 43.34

Connecticut .................................. 169.3 181.1 190.5 191.0 188.1 45.85 47.59 50.02 50.05 49.33 Maine ...........................................

— — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 173.4 167.6 169.9 168.8 167.9 45.63 42.30 42.72 42.64 42.63 New Hampshire ........................... 151.5 161.2 163.2 160.6 158.9 39.79 42.35 42.62 42.23 41.67 Rhode Island ................................

— — — — — — — — — — Vermont .......................................

— — — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic ............................. 132.5 137.6 138.3 140.8 138.8 33.48 34.33 34.39 35.08 34.63

New Jersey................................... 145.4 159.0 175.6 175.2 177.6 38.23 41.71 45.94 45.53 47.17 New York .................................... 144.9 143.4 142.4 142.8 141.2 37.77 37.44 37.32 37.15 36.86 Pennsylvania ................................ 129.9 135.0 135.5 138.2 135.9 32.61 33.28 33.28 34.06 33.48 East North Central ....................... 125.9 129.9 130.7 133.3 139.0 26.60 27.51 27.68 28.29 29.67

Illinois .......................................... 143.7 155.7 155.4 162.7 163.4 27.47 30.22 30.41 32.14 32.58 Indiana.......................................... 111.0 112.3 116.4 119.1 125.5 23.58 23.63 24.35 24.67 25.94 Michigan ...................................... 130.6 133.4 136.9 139.7 144.9 27.39 28.19 28.93 29.34 30.95 Ohio.............................................. 136.2 136.5 132.1 134.0 142.0 32.47 32.52 31.41 32.31 34.44 Wisconsin..................................... 102.3 107.4 109.0 106.0 113.5 18.66 19.97 20.43 19.55 21.23 West North Central ...................... 87.3 88.9 91.7 92.1 95.7 14.58 14.91 15.39 15.53 16.10

Iowa.............................................. 82.1 87.6 93.7 94.1 98.7 14.09 15.12 16.23 16.30 17.13 Kansas .......................................... 95.4 98.1 102.1 99.2 102.1 16.47 17.06 17.91 17.51 17.83 Minnesota..................................... 109.6 106.9 109.5 106.6 114.0 19.47 19.00 19.47 18.99 20.12 Missouri ....................................... 92.6 91.7 93.4 95.5 98.4 16.56 16.40 16.80 17.31 18.14 Nebraska ...................................... 55.4 58.6 58.5 71.9 74.8 9.42 10.07 10.06 12.37 12.86 North Dakota ............................... 73.0 76.2 77.8 73.7 73.3 9.56 10.01 10.21 9.72 9.65 South Dakota ............................... 93.6 92.7 92.0 93.7 102.9 16.16 16.19 15.99 16.94 14.35 South Atlantic 1 ............................. 141.3 144.7 147.6 149.3 155.2 35.07 35.58 36.34 36.68 38.25

Delaware ...................................... 158.9 156.3 157.1 159.4 161.5 41.12 40.52 41.05 41.51 42.27 District of Columbia....................

—————————— Florida 1 ........................................ 159.4 164.8 172.5 173.9 178.6 40.50 40.03 41.82 42.40 43.93 Georgia......................................... 154.6 154.5 158.6 157.8 166.8 36.29 36.31 37.28 36.54 38.62 Maryland ...................................... 137.9 145.7 150.0 149.4 150.4 35.69 37.63 38.75 38.49 39.00 North Carolina ............................. 143.8 143.8 142.9 148.4 162.8 35.80 35.66 35.35 36.87 40.57 South Carolina ............................. 141.6 144.7 144.7 147.1 151.2 36.29 37.05 37.21 37.54 38.86 Virginia ........................................ 134.3 137.8 139.3 141.8 144.8 34.11 34.73 34.98 35.73 36.90 West Virginia............................... 118.2 122.2 123.7 124.9 127.3 29.22 30.06 30.68 30.93 31.61 East South Central 1 ..................... 123.2 126.0 123.9 125.3 127.4 28.03 29.10 28.70 29.35 30.08

Alabama 1 ..................................... 147.6 157.5 153.6 154.3 156.0 32.36 36.28 35.58 36.39 37.00 Kentucky 1 .................................... 105.8 105.9 104.6 105.9 110.6 24.52 24.52 24.20 24.43 25.71 Mississippi ................................... 155.2 153.8 154.7 151.1 153.3 34.34 32.51 32.44 33.31 34.40 Tennessee 1 ................................... 113.1 112.5 112.5 114.6 115.2 26.32 26.39 26.67 27.64 27.94 West South Central ...................... 120.4 123.4 126.7 129.1 133.6 18.86 19.34 19.69 20.13 20.66

Arkansas....................................... 145.6 147.2 164.0 150.3 161.1 25.19 25.53 28.56 26.15 27.99 Louisiana...................................... 139.8 142.9 147.9 151.4 154.9 22.79 23.15 23.97 24.74 25.13 Oklahoma..................................... 91.2 91.0 91.8 97.6 99.4 15.73 15.74 15.87 16.79 17.00 Texas ............................................ 120.0 123.9 125.9 129.5 133.7 18.01 18.61 18.69 19.26 19.65 Mountain ........................................ 106.1 107.3 110.7 112.0 110.4 20.69 20.83 21.52 21.82 21.51

Arizona......................................... 132.7 133.1 142.5 144.4 139.4 27.21 27.12 28.95 29.55 28.65 Colorado....................................... 98.5 98.7 100.9 102.6 104.8 19.20 19.41 19.93 20.24 20.73 Idaho ............................................

— — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... 72.7 67.4 68.3 70.5 67.3 12.26 11.36 11.52 11.90 11.47 Nevada ......................................... 129.4 129.8 139.2 136.6 131.0 29.13 29.07 31.10 30.44 29.02 New Mexico ................................ 132.9 130.6 133.6 142.8 141.7 24.27 23.72 24.23 26.04 25.59 Utah.............................................. 103.1 114.8 111.3 107.1 109.4 23.96 25.97 25.22 24.66 25.27 Wyoming...................................... 76.2 78.6 80.6 82.0 81.8 13.39 13.83 14.16 14.30 14.29 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 140.8 138.4 154.5 148.5 136.2 23.77 23.07 25.19 23.96 22.83

California .....................................

— — — — — — — — — — Oregon.......................................... 107.9 108.9 113.9 107.1 105.8 19.34 18.92 19.95 18.81 18.79 Washington .................................. 156.0 148.7 162.6 156.9 143.6 25.65 24.44 26.15 24.91 23.74 Pacific Noncontiguous .................. — — — — — — — — — —

Alaska ..........................................

— — — — — — — — — — Hawaii ..........................................

— — — — — — — — — — Total ........................................... 121.7 125.2 127.3 128.9 131.8 24.76 25.64 26.16 26.45 27.01 1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 5, 6, and 7 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 3. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Mine Type, Census Division and State, 1999 Type of Purchase Mine Type Contract Spot Surface Underground Census Division Cost Cost Cost Cost and State Receipts Receipts Receipts Receipts (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents ($ per ($ per ($ per ($ per short per short per short per short per short short short short tons) MM tons) MM tons) MM tons) MM ton) ton) ton) ton) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England ............................ 1,025 160.9 42.54 740 150.9 39.39 542 144.4 37.62 1,223 162.2 42.81

Connecticut ..............................

— —— 35 169.3 45.85 35 169.3 45.85

— —— Maine .......................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Massachusetts .......................... 225 175.0 46.21 169 171.3 44.87

— —— 394 173.4 45.63 New Hampshire ...................... 800 156.9 41.51 535 143.2 37.23 507 142.6 37.05 829 156.8 41.47 Rhode Island ...........................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Vermont ...................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Middle Atlantic ........................ 33,858 135.7 34.34 6,717 115.9 29.16 11,441 120.0 29.59 29,135 137.2 35.01

New Jersey .............................. 2,408 145.5 38.20 189 143.3 38.65 1,029 147.5 38.08 1,568 144.0 38.33 New York................................ 3,312 146.2 38.24 735 139.0 35.66 159 127.9 29.89 3,887 145.5 38.10 Pennsylvania ............................ 28,138 133.6 33.55 5,793 112.0 28.02 10,253 116.9 28.73 23,679 135.3 34.28 East North Central .................. 149,765 131.1 27.47 52,108 111.5 24.11 143,530 120.7 24.13 58,343 136.7 32.66

Illinois ...................................... 28,547 152.2 29.55 7,695 109.6 19.78 24,265 152.0 27.19 11,977 129.7 28.04 Indiana ..................................... 43,866 112.0 23.53 13,067 108.0 23.76 44,768 105.6 21.78 12,165 128.4 30.24 Michigan .................................. 26,681 131.6 26.59 6,599 127.2 30.65 26,000 131.2 25.77 7,280 129.1 33.21 Ohio ......................................... 35,141 148.1 35.42 16,427 110.5 26.16 27,314 127.3 29.53 24,253 145.7 35.78 Wisconsin ................................ 15,531 100.5 18.26 8,320 105.7 19.40 21,182 95.5 16.65 2,668 141.1 34.57 West North Central ................. 102,321 87.2 14.31 31,430 87.8 15.45 130,969 85.8 14.21 2,782 136.5 31.97

Iowa ......................................... 15,168 80.9 13.82 6,306 84.9 14.76 20,734 79.9 13.53 740 127.9 29.81 Kansas ..................................... 13,878 105.7 18.17 5,675 70.6 12.31 19,200 94.3 16.17 353 142.9 32.32 Minnesota ................................ 15,454 108.9 19.34 1,106 118.9 21.24 16,525 109.4 19.43 35 151.0 36.11 Missouri ................................... 20,714 91.6 16.48 16,772 93.7 16.66 35,843 89.7 15.82 1,643 138.9 32.83 Nebraska .................................. 10,786 54.1 9.21 1,185 67.4 11.35 11,959 55.4 9.41 11 116.0 24.78 North Dakota........................... 24,649 73.0 9.56 * 54.2 7.67 24,650 73.0 9.56

— —— South Dakota........................... 1,672 93.0 16.15 387 96.3 16.21 2,059 93.6 16.16

— —— South Atlantic 1 ......................... 118,801 142.9 36.07 40,483 136.3 32.12 68,944 144.7 34.94 90,340 138.8 35.16

Delaware .................................. 1,075 158.4 41.02 129 163.2 41.98 399 166.2 41.57 805 155.5 40.90 District of Columbia ...............

— —— — —— — —— — —— Florida 1 ................................... 18,003 165.4 42.68 7,474 144.2 35.24 7,629 159.5 39.18 17,848 159.4 41.06 Georgia .................................... 19,429 158.5 39.97 13,867 148.0 31.13 22,166 150.5 34.14 11,130 161.9 40.56 Maryland ................................. 9,825 138.2 35.72 1,318 135.5 35.52 3,825 139.4 35.03 7,318 137.1 36.04 North Carolina ........................ 20,172 147.0 36.68 5,404 131.6 32.50 13,712 143.1 35.55 11,864 144.5 36.09 South Carolina ........................ 10,561 142.1 36.47 2,316 139.6 35.44 3,477 148.8 37.65 9,400 139.0 35.78 Virginia .................................... 9,457 134.7 34.15 3,474 133.2 33.99 4,994 136.8 35.05 7,938 132.6 33.52 West Virginia .......................... 30,279 119.9 29.64 6,502 110.1 27.26 12,744 131.4 32.14 24,037 111.3 27.67 East South Central 1 ................ 82,077 124.1 27.87 17,510 119.1 28.80 41,836 115.0 24.22 57,750 128.4 30.79

Alabama 1 ................................ 25,878 150.8 32.41 4,313 130.9 32.07 14,594 127.1 24.55 15,598 162.8 39.67 Kentucky 1 ............................... 26,381 105.4 24.08 9,054 107.0 25.80 18,762 105.1 24.16 16,673 106.7 24.92 Mississippi ............................... 4,579 156.4 34.08 1,844 152.5 35.00 3,112 145.4 29.50 3,312 163.1 38.90 Tennessee 1 .............................. 25,238 112.6 26.04 2,298 118.8 29.45 5,369 104.8 20.47 22,168 114.7 27.74 West South Central ................. 141,852 120.2 18.72 9,491 121.8 20.98 151,181 120.3 18.85 162 145.5 33.91

Arkansas .................................. 13,942 148.4 25.70 1,464 118.8 20.31 15,406 145.6 25.19

— —— Louisiana ................................. 13,854 139.8 22.79

— —— 13,854 139.8 22.79

— —— Oklahoma ................................ 20,999 91.2 15.73

— —— 20,999 91.2 15.73

— —— Texas ....................................... 93,056 119.7 17.74 8,027 122.4 21.10 100,922 119.9 17.98 162 145.5 33.91 Mountain................................... 106,356 106.1 20.63 5,886 105.9 21.79 90,959 105.4 19.68 21,283 108.2 25.02

Arizona .................................... 17,232 132.9 27.36 2,480 130.7 26.19 19,418 131.5 26.94 295 200.4 45.51 Colorado .................................. 16,807 100.6 19.55 1,582 77.1 15.52 15,176 98.1 18.49 3,213 100.0 22.58 Idaho ........................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Montana ................................... 10,417 72.7 12.26

— —— 10,417 72.7 12.26

— —— Nevada ..................................... 6,959 133.6 29.87 1,115 104.2 24.48 4,493 130.5 28.65 3,582 128.1 29.72 New Mexico............................ 16,059 132.9 24.27

— —— 16,059 132.9 24.27

— —— Utah ......................................... 13,898 102.5 23.85 295 130.6 28.85

— —— 14,193 103.1 23.96 Wyoming ................................. 24,983 76.7 13.49 413 42.3 7.11 25,396 76.2 13.39

— —— Pacific Contiguous ................... 3,984 171.0 26.68 3,828 113.9 20.75 7,525 142.8 23.75 287 102.6 24.36

California .................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Oregon .....................................

— —— 2,326 107.9 19.34 2,039 108.9 18.63 287 102.6 24.36 Washington .............................. 3,984 171.0 26.68 1,502 122.7 22.93 5,486 156.0 25.65

— —— Pacific Noncontiguous ............. — —— — —— — —— — ——

Alaska ......................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Hawaii .....................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Total...................................... 740,039 123.1 24.74 168,193 116.1 24.84 646,927 115.3 21.52 261,304 133.6 32.78 1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 5, 6, and 7 at the end of Table 31. * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 4. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Rank, Census Division, and State, 1999 Bituminous 1 Subbituminous Lignite Total Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts Receipts Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents and State (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per short short short short per MM per MM per MM per MM tons) tons) tons) tons) pound) Btu) pound) Btu) pound) Btu) pound) Btu) New England .............................. 1,764 13,147 156.8 — —— — —— 1,764 13,147 156.8

Connecticut ............................... 35 13,541 169.3

— —— — —— 35 13,541 169.3 Maine ........................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Massachusetts ........................... 394 13,160 173.4

— —— — —— 394 13,160 173.4 New Hampshire ........................ 1,335 13,133 151.5

— —— — —— 1,335 13,133 151.5 Rhode Island.............................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Vermont ....................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Middle Atlantic .......................... 40,575 12,638 132.5 — —— — —— 40,575 12,638 132.5

New Jersey................................ 2,597 13,150 145.4

— —— — —— 2,597 13,150 145.4 New York ................................. 4,047 13,034 144.9

— —— — —— 4,047 13,034 144.9 Pennsylvania ............................. 33,932 12,552 129.9

— —— — —— 33,932 12,552 129.9 East North Central .................... 120,585 11,733 128.4 81,288 8,823 121.1 — —— 201,873 10,562 125.9

Illinois ....................................... 13,599 10,825 126.7 22,642 8,801 156.2

— —— 36,241 9,560 143.7 Indiana ....................................... 41,033 11,339 113.0 15,900 8,764 104.5

— —— 56,933 10,620 111.0 Michigan ................................... 13,102 12,651 139.0 20,179 9,082 123.0

— —— 33,281 10,487 130.6 Ohio ........................................... 49,671 12,038 136.8 1,897 8,785 116.2

— —— 51,568 11,918 136.2 Wisconsin .................................. 3,180 12,169 143.3 20,670 8,645 93.5

— —— 23,850 9,115 102.3 West North Central ................... 4,685 11,378 128.5 104,417 8,636 87.4 24,649 6,547 73.0 133,751 8,347 87.3

Iowa ........................................... 889 11,717 126.8 20,585 8,446 79.4

— —— 21,474 8,581 82.1 Kansas ....................................... 1,056 11,021 122.6 18,497 8,491 93.4

— —— 19,553 8,628 95.4 Minnesota .................................. 118 11,143 155.3 16,442 8,867 109.2

— —— 16,559 8,883 109.6 Missouri .................................... 2,611 11,421 130.2 34,874 8,763 88.9

— —— 37,486 8,948 92.6 Nebraska ................................... 11 10,683 116.0 11,959 8,496 55.4

— —— 11,970 8,498 55.4 North Dakota ............................

— —— * 7,072 54.2 24,649 6,547 73.0 24,650 6,547 73.0 South Dakota ............................

— —— 2,059 8,630 93.6

— —— 2,059 8,630 93.6 South Atlantic 2 .......................... 152,033 12,584 141.0 7,251 8,728 150.0 — —— 159,284 12,408 141.3

Delaware ................................... 1,204 12,935 158.9

— —— — —— 1,204 12,935 158.9 District of Columbia.................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Florida2..................................... 25,047 12,767 159.8 430 8,802 126.4

— —— 25,477 12,700 159.4 Georgia ...................................... 26,475 12,517 155.1 6,821 8,724 151.5

— —— 33,296 11,740 154.6 Maryland ................................... 11,143 12,943 137.9

— —— — —— 11,143 12,943 137.9 North Carolina .......................... 25,575 12,450 143.8

— —— — —— 25,575 12,450 143.8 South Carolina .......................... 12,877 12,809 141.6

— —— — —— 12,877 12,809 141.6 Virginia ..................................... 12,932 12,702 134.3

— —— — —— 12,932 12,702 134.3 West Virginia............................ 36,780 12,361 118.2

— —— — —— 36,780 12,361 118.2 East South Central 2 .................. 82,401 11,917 124.4 17,186 8,781 115.1 — —— 99,586 11,376 123.2

Alabama2.................................. 19,860 12,151 159.1 10,332 8,679 116.6

— —— 30,192 10,963 147.6 Kentucky 2................................. 34,666 11,644 105.9 768 8,783 104.3

— —— 35,435 11,582 105.8 Mississippi ................................ 4,273 11,937 158.4 2,150 9,324 147.2

— —— 6,423 11,062 155.2 Tennessee 2................................ 23,601 12,116 115.4 3,936 8,750 94.6

— —— 27,537 11,635 113.1 West South Central ................... 1,421 10,791 139.9 97,362 8,579 127.2 52,560 6,380 102.3 151,343 7,836 120.4

Arkansas ....................................

— —— 15,406 8,651 145.6

— —— 15,406 8,651 145.6 Louisiana ...................................

— —— 11,044 8,451 141.1 2,810 6,963 133.7 13,854 8,149 139.8 Oklahoma .................................. 112 12,993 101.7 20,888 8,596 91.2

— —— 20,999 8,619 91.2 Texas ......................................... 1,310 10,603 143.9 50,024 8,577 133.6 49,750 6,347 100.4 101,084 7,506 120.0 Mountain..................................... 40,770 11,143 113.8 71,257 8,969 100.6 215 6,714 89.2 112,242 9,755 106.1

Arizona ...................................... 7,418 10,954 123.0 12,295 9,836 139.2

— —— 19,712 10,257 132.7 Colorado .................................... 8,555 10,754 109.2 9,834 8,874 87.2

— —— 18,389 9,749 98.5 Idaho .........................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Montana ....................................

— —— 10,202 8,471 72.4 215 6,714 89.2 10,417 8,435 72.7 Nevada ...................................... 8,075 11,257 129.4

— —— — —— 8,075 11,257 129.4 New Mexico .............................

— —— 16,059 9,132 132.9

— —— 16,059 9,132 132.9 Utah ........................................... 14,193 11,620 103.1

— —— — —— 14,193 11,620 103.1 Wyoming ................................... 2,529 9,977 115.5 22,867 8,652 71.2

— —— 25,396 8,784 76.2 Pacific Contiguous ..................... 301 11,832 101.4 7,511 8,308 143.0 — —— 7,812 8,444 140.8

California ..................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Oregon ....................................... 301 11,832 101.4 2,025 8,535 109.2

— —— 2,326 8,961 107.9 Washington ...............................

— —— 5,486 8,224 156.0

— —— 5,486 8,224 156.0 Pacific Noncontiguous ............... — —— — —— — —— — ——

Alaska .......................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Hawaii .......................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Total........................................ 444,536 12,086 131.5 386,271 8,724 110.4 77,425 6,434 92.8 908,232 10,174 121.7 1 Includes 137 thousand short tons of anthracite coal delivered to Pennsylvania. 2 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 5, 6, and 7 at the end of Table 31. * =Number less than 0.5 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 5. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State, 1999 0.5% or Less More than 0.5% up to 1.0% More than 1.0% up to 1.5% Cost Cost Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts and State (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents ($ per ($ per ($ per short per short per short per short short short tons) MM tons) MM tons) MM ton) ton) ton) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England ............................ 47 188.3 49.67 767 154.5 40.32 313 160.4 42.28

Connecticut..............................

— — — 35 169.3 45.85

— — — Maine.......................................

— — — — — — — — — Massachusetts.......................... 47 188.3 49.67 225 178.7 46.85 98 157.7 41.71 New Hampshire ......................

— — — 507 142.6 37.05 215 161.6 42.54 Rhode Island ...........................

— — — — — — — — — Vermont...................................

— — — — — — — — — Middle Atlantic ........................ 30 154.0 34.21 4,988 147.7 37.63 4,232 134.8 34.29

New Jersey ..............................

— — — 1,941 142.3 37.75 90 137.0 33.94 New York................................ 18 184.2 47.96 1,164 165.3 42.37 191 138.6 35.99 Pennsylvania............................ 12 82.5 13.58 1,882 142.3 34.56 3,951 134.5 34.21 East North Central .................. 80,393 119.8 21.30 46,329 136.1 32.01 13,789 120.7 28.19

Illinois...................................... 20,926 152.4 27.12 5,974 163.7 32.86 855 120.0 26.41 Indiana..................................... 16,144 104.8 18.45 7,369 136.3 31.94 8,461 119.4 26.69 Michigan.................................. 20,160 123.5 22.55 9,041 145.7 36.07 2,099 123.8 32.54 Ohio......................................... 1,947 115.6 20.41 22,924 125.5 30.10 1,300 106.2 26.43 Wisconsin ................................ 21,215 95.2 16.60 1,020 147.5 34.59 1,074 141.2 35.08 West North Central ................. 96,020 86.4 14.96 32,464 85.7 12.46 3,794 105.4 18.07

Iowa ......................................... 19,705 80.5 13.68 1,242 89.3 15.81 336 116.4 24.12 Kansas ..................................... 18,932 94.6 16.16 155 142.6 32.10

——— Minnesota ................................ 9,889 108.1 19.31 6,647 111.5 19.63 23 162.5 39.10 Missouri................................... 35,192 89.2 15.67 481 107.1 22.60 997 144.2 34.34 Nebraska.................................. 11,936 55.3 9.40 34 86.4 15.68

——— North Dakota...........................

— — — 22,212 72.8 9.48 2,438 74.9 10.37 South Dakota........................... 367 95.9 16.06 1,692 93.2 16.18

——— South Atlantic 1 ......................... 7,860 149.0 26.26 79,451 147.6 37.20 35,964 142.6 36.27

Delaware..................................

— — — 757 168.0 42.99 400 143.8 37.94 District of Columbia ...............

——— ——— ——— Florida 1 ................................... 1,021 133.6 24.90 9,354 165.3 44.72 6,373 163.4 41.31 Georgia .................................... 6,821 151.5 26.44 18,232 158.1 39.46 7,043 148.7 37.67 Maryland .................................

— — — 4,949 139.4 35.25 4,189 136.4 35.95 North Carolina ........................

— — — 21,411 145.1 36.19 4,158 136.8 33.78 South Carolina ........................ 18 141.8 34.86 3,421 147.2 37.69 7,929 139.6 35.71 Virginia....................................

— — — 5,959 134.3 34.25 3,766 129.8 33.05 West Virginia ..........................

— — — 15,367 133.7 32.73 2,106 117.4 29.43 East South Central 1 ................ 24,428 121.6 23.51 23,002 152.4 37.02 11,572 124.4 30.58

Alabama 1 ................................ 10,633 117.9 20.76 10,096 189.3 45.96 1,713 151.6 36.41 Kentucky 1 ............................... 3,668 127.2 28.42 9,354 115.0 28.08 3,870 109.1 26.61 Mississippi............................... 3,501 149.9 30.49 1,653 173.4 41.66 898 149.4 36.09 Tennessee 1 .............................. 6,626 108.1 21.53 1,900 123.1 29.55 5,091 122.6 30.66 West South Central ................. 106,897 126.9 21.20 20,028 107.7 14.53 20,819 95.5 12.66

Arkansas .................................. 15,406 145.6 25.19

——— ——— Louisiana ................................. 9,784 141.8 23.92 3,573 134.3 20.24 497 135.5 18.86 Oklahoma ................................ 20,888 91.2 15.67

— — — — — — Texas ....................................... 60,819 132.4 21.64 16,455 101.1 13.29 20,322 94.5 12.51 Mountain ................................... 55,353 100.8 19.98 56,862 111.4 21.38 27 119.9 25.51

Arizona .................................... 8,330 143.1 28.71 11,383 125.3 26.12

——— Colorado .................................. 16,182 98.6 18.89 2,180 97.4 21.45 27 119.9 25.51 Idaho........................................

— — — — — — — — — Montana ................................... 748 62.3 10.45 9,670 73.5 12.40

——— Nevada..................................... 6,357 129.9 29.07 1,717 127.6 29.33

——— New Mexico............................

— — — 16,059 132.9 24.27

— — — Utah ......................................... 10,512 105.3 24.34 3,681 97.0 22.87

——— Wyoming................................. 13,225 50.7 8.53 12,172 101.7 18.66

——— Pacific Contiguous ................... 3,575 114.9 20.49 3,659 161.6 26.09 578 186.8 29.39

California.................................

— — — — — — — — — Oregon..................................... 2,073 108.8 18.72 253 102.5 24.38

——— Washington.............................. 1,502 122.7 22.93 3,406 168.2 26.22 578 186.8 29.39 Pacific Noncontiguous ............. — — — — — — — — —

Alaska......................................

— — — — — — — — — Hawaii .....................................

— — — — — — — — — Total ...................................... 374,602 110.9 19.69 267,549 132.1 28.09 91,088 128.5 28.05 1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 5, 6, and 7 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 5. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State, 1999 (Continued) All Receipts More than 1.5% up to 2.0% More than 2.0% up to 3.0% More than 3.0% Cost Cost Cost Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts (cents and State ($ per (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents (1,000 (cents per ($ per ($ per ($ per short short per short per short per MM short short short ton) tons) MM tons) MM tons) MM Btu) ton) ton) ton) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England ............................ 439 157.2 41.56 200 151.3 40.26 ——— 156.8 41.22

Connecticut ..............................

——— ——— ——— 169.3 45.85 Maine .......................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Massachusetts .......................... 25 159.1 42.39

——— ——— 173.4 45.63 New Hampshire ...................... 414 157.1 41.51 200 151.3 40.26

——— 151.5 39.79 Rhode Island ...........................

— — — — — — — — —— — Vermont ...................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Middle Atlantic ........................ 11,796 127.9 32.45 14,286 122.8 31.40 5,243 154.1 36.87 132.5 33.48

New Jersey ..............................

——— 565 157.4 40.56

——— 145.4 38.23 New York................................ 1,273 138.6 36.35 1,400 134.4 35.36

——— 144.9 37.77 Pennsylvania ............................ 10,523 126.5 31.98 12,321 119.8 30.53 5,243 154.1 36.87 129.9 32.61 East North Central .................. 8,146 114.0 27.10 27,497 108.9 25.24 25,719 147.1 33.87 125.9 26.60

Illinois ...................................... 204 105.3 21.55 5,373 107.5 23.19 2,908 129.9 27.58 143.7 27.47 Indiana ..................................... 4,520 109.8 24.42 12,427 101.1 23.02 8,011 104.3 23.36 111.0 23.58 Michigan .................................. 984 123.8 32.12 655 119.5 30.40 342 126.5 32.46 130.6 27.39 Ohio ......................................... 1,946 111.4 28.93 9,005 118.8 29.10 14,446 173.2 40.99 136.2 32.47 Wisconsin ................................ 493 140.9 36.66 37 140.0 36.44 12 141.4 36.97 102.3 18.66 West North Central ................. 6 87.4 19.27 248 125.1 28.81 1,219 120.4 27.46 87.3 14.58

Iowa .........................................

——— 117 113.8 27.21 74 112.8 28.22 82.1 14.09 Kansas .....................................

——— ——— 466 106.1 23.66 95.4 16.47 Minnesota ................................

——— ——— ——— 109.6 19.47 Missouri ................................... 6 87.4 19.27 131 136.0 30.24 679 130.7 29.99 92.6 16.56 Nebraska ..................................

——— ——— ——— 55.4 9.42 North Dakota...........................

——— ——— ——— 73.0 9.56 South Dakota...........................

——— ——— ——— 93.6 16.16 South Atlantic 1 ......................... 15,308 122.6 30.96 8,123 146.2 36.35 12,578 113.3 27.85 141.3 35.07

Delaware .................................. 46 146.1 38.03

——— ——— 158.9 41.12 District of Columbia ...............

— — — — — — — — —— — Florida 1 ................................... 936 154.7 39.06 5,741 146.6 36.14 2,052 165.7 39.38 159.4 40.50 Georgia .................................... 1,183 147.2 36.07 17 143.6 35.28

——— 154.6 36.29 Maryland ................................. 1,803 137.7 36.27 202 136.0 36.08

——— 137.9 35.69 North Carolina ........................

——— 6 120.0 28.32

——— 143.8 35.80 South Carolina ........................ 1,385 140.4 36.23 123 133.4 34.71

——— 141.6 36.29 Virginia .................................... 1,014 141.7 36.22 1,794 141.2 35.61 398 125.3 29.80 134.3 34.11 West Virginia .......................... 8,940 107.7 26.91 239 191.5 48.34 10,128 102.7 25.44 118.2 29.22 East South Central 1 ................ 9,676 119.4 29.33 14,834 109.3 26.05 16,074 95.1 21.22 123.2 28.03

Alabama 1 ................................ 3,528 132.0 31.94 3,062 115.5 28.46 1,160 108.6 25.92 147.6 32.36 Kentucky 1 ............................... 1,087 110.0 27.06 2,582 100.3 23.08 14,875 93.9 20.84 105.8 24.52 Mississippi ...............................

——— 371 133.0 33.92

——— 155.2 34.34 Tennessee 1 .............................. 5,061 112.9 28.00 8,819 108.5 25.75 40 115.7 28.34 113.1 26.32 West South Central ................. 3,488 83.1 9.01 ——— 112 101.7 26.43 120.4 18.86

Arkansas ..................................

——— ——— ——— 145.6 25.19 Louisiana .................................

——— ——— ——— 139.8 22.79 Oklahoma ................................

——— ——— 112 101.7 26.43 91.2 15.73 Texas ....................................... 3,488 83.1 9.01

——— ——— 120.0 18.01 Mountain................................... ——— ——— ——— 106.1 20.69

Arizona ....................................

——— ——— ——— 132.7 27.21 Colorado ..................................

——— ——— ——— 98.5 19.20 Idaho ........................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Montana ...................................

——— ——— ——— 72.7 12.26 Nevada .....................................

——— ——— ——— 129.4 29.13 New Mexico............................

——— ——— ——— 132.9 24.27 Utah .........................................

——— ——— ——— 103.1 23.96 Wyoming .................................

——— ——— ——— 76.2 13.39 Pacific Contiguous ................... ——— ——— ——— 140.8 23.77

California .................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Oregon .....................................

——— ——— ——— 107.9 19.34 Washington ..............................

——— ——— ——— 156.0 25.65 Pacific Noncontiguous ............. — — — — — — — — —— —

Alaska ......................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Hawaii .....................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Total...................................... 48,859 121.0 28.88 65,188 117.2 28.22 60,945 126.6 29.41 121.7 24.76 1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 5, 6, and 7 at the end of Table 31.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 6. Receipts of Petroleum by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 (Thousand Barrels) Census Division 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 and State New England ................................. 13,621 35,559 36,176 22,071 17,881

Connecticut .................................. 9,756 14,192 13,901 9,562 4,970 Maine ........................................... 1,045 3,204 2,335 1,423 1,414 Massachusetts .............................. 205 15,733 18,344 9,783 9,299 New Hampshire ........................... 2,615 2,427 1,594 1,215 2,104 Rhode Island ................................

— — —81 92 Vermont .......................................

—4 2 6 2 Middle Atlantic ............................. 25,624 31,908 19,139 24,113 18,110

New Jersey................................... 2,437 1,781 1,516 2,662 2,154 New York .................................... 18,477 22,928 14,556 16,662 12,372 Pennsylvania ................................ 4,709 7,199 3,067 4,789 3,584 East North Central ....................... 4,586 4,691 3,108 3,526 3,578

Illinois .......................................... 771 1,241 895 1,272 1,333 Indiana.......................................... 665 500 390 431 440 Michigan ...................................... 2,367 2,418 1,288 1,362 1,295 Ohio.............................................. 739 491 467 403 420 Wisconsin..................................... 44 41 67 59 90 West North Central ...................... 738 659 976 632 424

Iowa.............................................. 159 121 88 57 50 Kansas .......................................... 356 248 490 131 58 Minnesota..................................... 42 45 39 63 41 Missouri ....................................... 116 158 202 207 176 Nebraska ...................................... 15 15 21 14 14 North Dakota ............................... 50 72 134 153 85 South Dakota ...............................

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— South Atlantic ............................... 69,006 74,512 44,613 43,443 36,261

Delaware ...................................... 2,071 2,116 1,706 1,926 1,028 District of Columbia.................... 412 446 139 295 422 Florida .......................................... 54,285 59,824 38,320 36,449 31,059 Georgia......................................... 575 738 279 485 240 Maryland ...................................... 6,675 6,005 1,985 2,492 2,008 North Carolina ............................. 497 406 350 209 195 South Carolina ............................. 93 109 137 72 68 Virginia ........................................ 4,024 4,543 1,361 1,186 937 West Virginia............................... 374 324 336 329 305 East South Central ....................... 5,717 8,851 4,697 2,465 601

Alabama ....................................... 170 112 218 178 176 Kentucky ...................................... 212 208 237 205 234 Mississippi ................................... 4,982 8,379 4,081 1,726 28 Tennessee..................................... 352 152 161 355 163 West South Central ...................... 942 1,607 1,458 943 362

Arkansas....................................... 109 90 73 86 70 Louisiana ...................................... 636 1,264 846 299 82 Oklahoma..................................... 10 7 39 73 10 Texas ............................................ 187 246 500 486 200 Mountain ........................................ 364 364 363 396 387

Arizona......................................... 127 144 123 158 113 Colorado ....................................... 7

——— 4 Idaho ............................................

— — — — — Montana ....................................... 20 14 16 22 34 Nevada ......................................... 20 30 38 31 29 New Mexico ................................ 65 53 45 48 47 Utah.............................................. 42 42 23 31 31 Wyoming...................................... 84 81 117 106 129 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 65 124 33 16 33

California ..................................... 10 103

— — — Oregon.......................................... 42 6 17

—13 Washington .................................. 13 15 15 16 20 Pacific Noncontiguous .................. 10,744 6,916 7,227 9,024 6,654

Alaska ..........................................

— — — — — Hawaii .......................................... 10,744 6,916 7,227 9,024 6,654 Total........................................... 131,407 165,191 117,789 106,629 84,292 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 7. Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 Census Division and State (cents per million Btu) (dollars per barrel) New England ................................. 218.4 203.5 274.3 307.9 258.0 13.98 12.97 17.51 19.71 16.50

Connecticut .................................. 223.5 218.7 292.7 324.1 264.0 14.30 13.98 18.74 20.83 16.99 Maine ........................................... 177.9 202.1 278.9 293.6 260.6 11.27 12.84 17.69 18.54 16.48 Massachusetts .............................. 243.2 192.6 260.7 299.2 258.7 15.31 12.25 16.60 19.10 16.48 New Hampshire ........................... 213.6 187.2 263.6 254.4 232.6 13.75 11.94 16.89 16.51 15.08 Rhode Island ................................

— — — 478.7 412.5

— — — 28.23 24.18 Vermont .......................................

—327.1 453.5 523.8 411.7

—18.70 26.04 29.34 23.84 Middle Atlantic ............................. 247.4 210.6 285.3 328.7 270.2 15.62 13.30 18.02 20.62 16.97

New Jersey................................... 288.2 242.2 298.7 358.7 286.2 18.07 15.12 18.63 22.20 17.95 New York .................................... 236.5 203.5 284.1 319.2 265.5 14.96 12.88 17.94 20.07 16.70 Pennsylvania ................................ 269.1 225.7 284.7 345.2 276.8 16.96 14.19 18.09 21.69 17.32 East North Central ....................... 334.4 288.7 382.3 385.8 321.5 20.36 17.70 23.20 23.60 19.62

Illinois .......................................... 345.0 275.2 375.0 368.1 301.4 21.13 17.19 23.14 23.06 18.81 Indiana.......................................... 426.3 319.4 453.1 486.9 401.1 24.57 18.42 26.08 28.08 23.14 Michigan ...................................... 289.2 280.6 345.1 340.2 292.1 18.11 17.45 21.40 21.08 18.10 Ohio.............................................. 391.7 332.6 437.0 489.6 390.9 22.71 19.24 25.33 28.33 22.60 Wisconsin..................................... 413.7 348.9 462.6 481.6 385.0 24.32 20.52 27.13 28.26 22.54 West North Central ...................... 359.5 292.6 346.5 434.8 364.6 21.59 17.46 21.46 25.59 21.53

Iowa.............................................. 398.8 332.9 445.2 507.5 409.0 23.34 19.45 25.85 29.52 23.64 Kansas .......................................... 319.0 265.5 282.1 412.2 369.1 19.77 16.14 18.26 24.57 21.56 Minnesota..................................... 420.9 352.7 483.2 487.4 406.7 24.33 20.41 27.74 28.42 23.71 Missouri ....................................... 381.5 275.0 364.5 352.2 313.0 22.12 16.56 22.05 20.82 18.83 Nebraska ...................................... 431.5 354.5 450.3 511.4 415.0 24.95 20.49 26.02 29.56 23.99 North Dakota ............................... 417.2 311.9 459.2 505.1 417.5 24.34 18.19 26.82 29.56 24.41 South Dakota ...............................

— — — 597.9

— — — — 35.16

— South Atlantic ............................... 249.7 209.2 276.1 294.7 255.0 15.89 13.27 17.63 18.72 16.20

Delaware ...................................... 243.9 214.7 277.9 321.2 260.9 15.46 13.61 17.68 20.49 16.66 District of Columbia.................... 339.5 252.9 357.7 378.2 309.5 20.43 15.20 21.69 22.75 18.59 Florida .......................................... 245.6 205.9 270.2 285.4 249.5 15.69 13.11 17.32 18.21 15.91 Georgia......................................... 389.6 327.6 420.8 430.5 378.1 22.66 19.06 24.83 25.44 22.17 Maryland ...................................... 257.4 211.5 296.4 331.6 274.7 16.33 13.39 18.79 20.91 17.32 North Carolina ............................. 398.4 310.5 427.7 468.2 381.5 23.12 18.02 24.84 27.20 22.14 South Carolina ............................. 406.7 327.6 454.1 496.5 411.1 23.60 19.01 26.33 28.86 23.83 Virginia ........................................ 229.9 203.7 281.9 290.0 250.9 14.54 12.85 17.55 17.90 15.41 West Virginia............................... 463.5 370.9 464.0 528.7 438.9 27.08 21.68 27.07 30.79 25.62 East South Central ....................... 181.1 205.7 289.8 296.1 401.9 11.84 13.51 18.82 18.64 23.39

Alabama ....................................... 326.0 287.6 405.2 445.7 375.6 19.05 16.85 23.77 26.09 21.81 Kentucky ...................................... 431.9 383.3 482.9 515.4 428.1 25.31 22.43 28.28 30.07 24.98 Mississippi ................................... 154.1 199.2 269.1 223.6 374.3 10.22 13.16 17.73 14.50 21.93 Tennessee..................................... 393.3 304.5 439.0 484.6 397.4 23.11 17.89 25.80 28.46 23.08 West South Central ...................... 255.9 250.1 361.5 417.9 373.1 16.07 15.80 22.37 24.81 21.80

Arkansas....................................... 329.3 370.8 470.2 452.5 417.5 19.47 21.99 27.66 26.43 24.15 Louisiana...................................... 204.2 222.3 301.8 326.8 348.1 13.25 14.32 19.46 20.20 20.69 Oklahoma..................................... 495.5 292.2 409.2 406.7 252.9 29.62 17.42 24.08 23.86 15.06 Texas ............................................ 396.0 362.1 453.6 473.2 374.4 22.95 21.12 26.38 27.50 21.78 Mountain ........................................ 487.2 423.9 532.9 551.7 470.0 28.33 24.69 31.14 32.44 27.59

Arizona......................................... 479.8 429.0 531.8 538.6 510.2 27.95 25.02 31.35 32.19 29.98 Colorado....................................... 543.8

— — — 477.2 30.92

— — — 27.65 Idaho ............................................

— — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... 491.0 466.0 529.4 564.9 490.7 28.89 27.60 31.35 33.45 29.06 Nevada ......................................... 452.6 379.6 507.6 551.5 337.2 26.45 22.14 29.59 31.71 20.77 New Mexico ................................ 502.3 439.3 574.6 586.8 490.4 28.69 25.09 32.82 33.52 28.01 Utah.............................................. 513.6 439.6 583.6 579.2 504.6 30.14 25.80 34.27 33.95 29.53 Wyoming...................................... 476.0 405.5 517.0 545.6 444.6 27.81 23.70 30.14 31.89 26.01 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 413.2 292.4 494.4 508.5 462.3 24.43 17.69 29.06 29.89 27.19

California ..................................... 327.2 274.7

— — — 19.91 16.71

— — — Oregon.......................................... 414.1 331.9 490.2

—426.7 24.35 19.52 28.82

—25.12 Washington .................................. 478.8 405.3 499.1 508.5 484.9 28.15 23.82 29.34 29.89 28.50 Pacific Noncontiguous .................. 319.9 261.5 364.3 353.5 298.0 20.08 16.39 22.85 22.10 18.70

Alaska ..........................................

— — — — — — — — — — Hawaii .......................................... 319.9 261.5 364.3 353.5 298.0 20.08 16.39 22.85 22.10 18.70 Total ........................................... 252.7 213.6 288.0 315.7 267.9 16.03 13.55 18.30 19.95 16.93 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 8. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Type of Purchase, Fuel Type, Census Division and State, 1999 No. 6 Fuel Oil by Type of Purchase Average Delivered Cost No. 2 No. 4, No. 5 No. 6 Contract Spot Fuel Oil Fuel Oil Fuel Oil Census Division Cost Cost and State (cents (cents (cents Receipts Receipts (cents (cents per ($ per per ($ per per ($ per (1,000 (1,000 per ($ per per ($ per MM bbl) MM bbl) MM bbl) barrels) barrels) MM bbl) MM bbl) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England ............................ 3,126 262.4 16.91 10,421 204.3 13.05 353.5 20.50 — — 217.8 13.94

Connecticut .............................. 3,126 262.4 16.91 6,603 204.3 13.03 403.2 23.35

— — 223.1 14.28 Maine .......................................

— —— 1,045 177.9 11.27

——— — 177.9 11.27 Massachusetts ..........................

— —— 182 240.7 15.29 265.4 15.43

— — 240.7 15.29 New Hampshire ......................

— —— 2,591 212.2 13.67 383.0 22.16

— — 212.2 13.67 Rhode Island ...........................

— — — — — — ——— —— — Vermont ...................................

— — — — — — ——— —— — Middle Atlantic ........................ 10,408 245.2 15.51 14,238 242.5 15.37 362.1 21.10 374.1 22.45 243.4 15.41

New Jersey .............................. 1,729 269.5 16.97 558 312.6 19.79 378.9 22.27 374.1 22.45 280.1 17.66 New York................................ 8,679 240.4 15.22 9,666 233.4 14.75 347.4 19.41

— — 236.4 14.95 Pennsylvania ............................

— —— 4,013 254.5 16.24 361.3 21.07

— — 254.5 16.24 East North Central .................. 22 251.3 14.97 2,284 268.5 17.15 408.1 23.63 221.7 13.17 268.3 17.13

Illinois ......................................

— —— 450 307.8 19.52 401.9 23.38

— — 307.8 19.52 Indiana .....................................

— —— — —— 426.3 24.57

— —— — Michigan .................................. 22 251.3 14.97 1,834 258.9 16.57 411.8 23.81 221.7 13.17 258.8 16.55 Ohio .........................................

— —— — —— 391.7 22.71

— —— — Wisconsin ................................

— —— — —— 413.7 24.32

— —— — West North Central ................. — —— 177 212.0 14.01 412.3 23.97 — — 212.0 14.01

Iowa .........................................

— —— — —— 398.8 23.34

— —— — Kansas .....................................

— —— 177 212.0 14.01 439.2 25.46

— — 212.0 14.01 Minnesota ................................

— —— — —— 420.9 24.33

— —— — Missouri ...................................

— —— — —— 381.5 22.12

— —— — Nebraska ..................................

— —— — —— 431.5 24.95

— —— — North Dakota...........................

— —— — —— 417.2 24.34

— —— — South Dakota...........................

— — — — — — ——— —— — South Atlantic ........................... 25,422 253.8 16.30 40,393 236.7 15.07 400.7 23.34 339.7 20.47 243.3 15.55

Delaware ..................................

— —— 1,957 236.0 15.04 392.0 22.83

— — 236.0 15.04 District of Columbia ...............

— —— — —— 383.7 22.44 337.8 20.35

— — Florida ..................................... 21,583 256.4 16.49 32,042 235.4 14.99 399.1 23.21 479.0 29.70 243.9 15.60 Georgia ....................................

— —— — —— 389.6 22.66

— —— — Maryland ................................. 3,839 239.3 15.22 2,683 275.3 17.49 410.7 24.02

— — 254.1 16.15 North Carolina ........................

— —— — —— 398.4 23.12

— —— — South Carolina ........................

— —— — —— 406.7 23.60

— —— — Virginia ....................................

— —— 3,711 220.4 14.03 350.8 20.60

— — 220.4 14.03 West Virginia ..........................

— —— — —— 463.6 27.08

— —— — East South Central .................. — —— 4,916 152.1 10.11 382.9 22.46 — — 152.1 10.11

Alabama ..................................

— —— — —— 326.0 19.05

— —— — Kentucky .................................

— —— — —— 431.9 25.31

— —— — Mississippi ...............................

— —— 4,916 152.1 10.11 317.3 18.66

— — 152.1 10.11 Tennessee ................................

— —— — —— 393.3 23.11

— —— — West South Central ................. — —— 582 167.4 10.96 416.1 24.33 471.5 28.55 167.4 10.96

Arkansas ..................................

— —— — —— 329.3 19.47

— —— — Louisiana .................................

— —— 582 167.4 10.96 647.4 37.93 471.5 28.55 167.4 10.96 Oklahoma ................................

— —— — —— 495.5 29.62

— —— — Texas .......................................

— —— — —— 396.0 22.95

— —— — Mountain................................... — —— — —— 487.2 28.33 — —— —

Arizona ....................................

— —— — —— 479.8 27.95

— —— — Colorado ..................................

— —— — —— 543.8 30.92

— —— — Idaho ........................................

— — — — — — ——— —— — Montana ...................................

— —— — —— 491.0 28.89

— —— — Nevada .....................................

— —— — —— 452.6 26.45

— —— — New Mexico............................

— —— — —— 502.3 28.69

— —— — Utah .........................................

— —— — —— 513.6 30.14

— —— — Wyoming .................................

— —— — —— 476.0 27.81

— —— — Pacific Contiguous ................... — —— — —— 413.2 24.43 — —— —

California .................................

— —— — —— 327.2 19.91

— —— — Oregon .....................................

— —— — —— 414.1 24.35

— —— — Washington ..............................

— —— — —— 478.8 28.15

— —— — Pacific Noncontiguous ............. 10,713 319.3 20.05 — —— 535.3 31.01 — — 319.3 20.05

Alaska ......................................

— — — — — — ——— —— — Hawaii ..................................... 10,713 319.3 20.05

— —— 535.3 31.01

— — 319.3 20.05 Total...................................... 49,691 266.5 16.98 73,010 227.6 14.54 402.9 23.45 339.6 20.46 243.3 15.52 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 9. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Type, Census Division, and State, 1999 No. 2 Fuel Oil Nos. 4 & 5 Fuel Oil 1 No. 6 Fuel Oil Total Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Census Division Receipts Value (cents Receipts Value (cents Receipts Value (cents Receipts Value (cents and State (1,000 (Btu per (1,000 (Btu per (1,000 (Btu per (1,000 (Btu per barrels) per MM barrels) per MM barrels) per MM barrels) per MM gallon) Btu) gallon) Btu) gallon) Btu) gallon) Btu) New England ................................. 74 138,038 353.5 — —— 13,547 152,432 217.8 13,621 152,354 218.4

Connecticut .................................. 27 137,866 403.2

— —— 9,729 152,377 223.1 9,756 152,337 223.5 Maine ...........................................

— —— — —— 1,045 150,839 177.9 1,045 150,839 177.9 Massachusetts .............................. 23 138,487 265.4

— —— 182 151,288 240.7 205 149,853 243.2 New Hampshire ........................... 24 137,800 383.0

— —— 2,591 153,364 212.2 2,615 153,222 213.6 Rhode Island ................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Vermont .......................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Middle Atlantic ............................. 765 138,768 362.1 3 142,900 374.1 24,758 150,772 243.4 25,624 150,352 247.4

New Jersey................................... 49 139,956 378.9 3 142,900 374.1 2,287 150,126 280.1 2,437 149,297 288.2 New York .................................... 19 132,999 347.4

— —— 18,457 150,589 236.4 18,477 150,571 236.5 Pennsylvania ................................ 696 138,845 361.3

— —— 4,013 151,982 254.5 4,709 150,039 269.1 East North Central ....................... 2,279 137,831 408.1 2 141,428 221.7 2,306 152,025 268.3 4,586 144,969 334.4

Illinois .......................................... 321 138,508 401.9

— —— 450 151,018 307.8 771 145,807 345.0 Indiana .......................................... 665 137,245 426.3

— —— — —— 665 137,245 426.3 Michigan ...................................... 509 137,660 411.8 2 141,428 221.7 1,856 152,270 258.8 2,367 149,118 289.2 Ohio .............................................. 739 138,054 391.7

— —— — —— 739 138,054 391.7 Wisconsin ..................................... 44 139,970 413.7

— —— — —— 44 139,970 413.7 West North Central ...................... 562 138,435 412.3 — —— 177 157,323 212.0 738 142,955 359.5

Iowa .............................................. 159 139,341 398.8

— —— — —— 159 139,341 398.8 Kansas .......................................... 179 138,034 439.2

— —— 177 157,323 212.0 356 147,609 319.0 Minnesota ..................................... 42 137,596 420.9

— —— — —— 42 137,596 420.9 Missouri ....................................... 116 138,034 381.5

— —— — —— 116 138,034 381.5 Nebraska ...................................... 15 137,673 431.5

— —— — —— 15 137,673 431.5 North Dakota ............................... 50 138,876 417.2

— —— — —— 50 138,876 417.2 South Dakota ...............................

— —— — —— — —— — —— South Atlantic ............................... 2,789 138,703 400.7 401 143,496 339.7 65,815 152,113 243.3 69,006 151,520 249.7

Delaware ...................................... 114 138,632 392.0

— —— 1,957 151,718 236.0 2,071 150,999 243.9 District of Columbia.................... 16 139,250 383.7 396 143,442 337.8

— —— 412 143,279 339.5 Florida .......................................... 654 138,486 399.1 5 147,613 479.0 53,625 152,256 243.9 54,285 152,090 245.6 Georgia ......................................... 575 138,495 389.6

— —— — —— 575 138,495 389.6 Maryland ...................................... 154 139,270 410.7

— —— 6,522 151,350 254.1 6,675 151,073 257.4 North Carolina ............................. 497 138,171 398.4

— —— — —— 497 138,171 398.4 South Carolina ............................. 93 138,151 406.7

— —— — —— 93 138,151 406.7 Virginia ........................................ 314 139,775 350.8

— —— 3,711 151,582 220.4 4,024 150,662 229.9 West Virginia............................... 372 139,114 463.6

— —— — —— 374 139,102 463.5 East South Central ....................... 801 139,645 382.9 — —— 4,916 158,211 152.1 5,717 155,611 181.1

Alabama ....................................... 170 139,143 326.0

— —— — —— 170 139,143 326.0 Kentucky ...................................... 212 139,505 431.9

— —— — —— 212 139,505 431.9 Mississippi ................................... 67 140,025 317.3

— —— 4,916 158,211 152.1 4,982 157,968 154.1 Tennessee ..................................... 352 139,900 393.3

— —— — —— 352 139,900 393.3 West South Central ...................... 360 139,197 416.1 * 144,175 471.5 582 155,858 167.4 942 149,492 255.9

Arkansas ....................................... 109 140,807 329.3

— —— — —— 109 140,807 329.3 Louisiana ...................................... 54 139,504 647.4 * 144,175 471.5 582 155,858 167.4 636 154,471 204.2 Oklahoma ..................................... 10 142,350 495.5

— —— — —— 10 142,350 495.5 Texas ............................................ 187 138,003 396.0

— —— — —— 187 138,003 396.0 Mountain........................................ 364 138,459 487.2 — —— — —— 364 138,459 487.2

Arizona ......................................... 127 138,692 479.8

— —— — —— 127 138,692 479.8 Colorado ....................................... 7 135,379 543.8

— —— — —— 7 135,379 543.8 Idaho ............................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Montana ....................................... 20 140,100 491.0

— —— — —— 20 140,100 491.0 Nevada ......................................... 20 139,110 452.6

— —— — —— 20 139,110 452.6 New Mexico ................................ 65 136,000 502.3

— —— — —— 65 136,000 502.3 Utah .............................................. 42 139,722 513.6

— —— — —— 42 139,722 513.6 Wyoming ...................................... 84 139,102 476.0

— —— — —— 84 139,102 476.0 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 65 140,747 413.2 — —— — —— 65 140,747 413.2

California ..................................... 10 144,857 327.2

— —— — —— 10 144,857 327.2 Oregon .......................................... 42 140,000 414.1

— —— — —— 42 140,000 414.1 Washington .................................. 13 140,000 478.8

— —— — —— 13 140,000 478.8 Pacific Noncontiguous .................. 31 137,946 535.3 — —— 10,713 149,525 319.3 10,744 149,492 319.9

Alaska ..........................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Hawaii .......................................... 31 137,946 535.3

— —— 10,713 149,525 319.3 10,744 149,492 319.9 Total........................................... 8,090 138,557 402.9 406 143,483 339.6 122,813 151,920 243.3 131,407 151,058 252.7 1 Blend of No. 2 Fuel Oil and No. 6 Fuel Oil. * =Number less than 0.5 Notes: • Totals for New Jersey and the Middle Atlantic Census division include 99 thousand barrels of kerosene. • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 10. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Sulfur Content, Census Division, and State, 1999 0.3% or Less More than 0.3% up to 0.5% More than 0.5% up to 1.0% Cost Cost Cost Census Division Receipts Receipts Receipts and State (cents (cents (cents (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 per ($ per per ($ per per ($ per barrels) barrels) barrels) MM bbl) MM bbl) MM bbl) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England ............................ 5 290.4 18.37 2,437 243.7 15.36 8,212 214.1 13.75

Connecticut..............................

— —— 2,185 248.8 15.70 7,544 215.8 13.87 Maine .......................................

— —— 252 199.1 12.43 435 183.8 11.69 Massachusetts .......................... 5 290.4 18.37

— —— 177 239.3 15.20 New Hampshire ......................

— —— — —— 55 149.6 9.57 Rhode Island ...........................

— —— — — — — — — Vermont...................................

— —— — — — — — — Middle Atlantic ........................ 5,754 252.9 15.85 3,359 260.7 16.49 10,263 242.8 15.50

New Jersey .............................. 1,545 265.3 16.64 209 329.0 20.56 536 303.8 19.48 New York................................ 4,209 248.4 15.56 699 232.4 14.56 8,165 239.0 15.23 Pennsylvania............................

— —— 2,451 263.0 16.70 1,562 241.3 15.53 East North Central .................. 293 262.4 15.95 72 246.2 14.72 1,462 286.4 18.45

Illinois ...................................... 112 292.2 18.33

— —— 338 312.9 19.92 Indiana.....................................

— —— — — — — — — Michigan.................................. 181 243.0 14.48 72 246.2 14.72 1,124 278.5 18.01 Ohio.........................................

— —— — — — — — — Wisconsin ................................

— —— — — — — — — West North Central ................. — —— — —— — ——

Iowa.........................................

— —— — — — — — — Kansas .....................................

— —— — — — — — — Minnesota ................................

— —— — — — — — — Missouri...................................

— —— — — — — — — Nebraska..................................

— —— — — — — — — North Dakota...........................

— —— — — — — — — South Dakota...........................

— —— — — — — — — South Atlantic ........................... 270 277.1 17.79 484 266.3 16.95 31,973 261.0 16.60

Delaware..................................

— —— 131 273.1 17.36 1,826 233.3 14.87 District of Columbia ...............

— —— — —— 396 337.8 20.35 Florida ..................................... 270 277.1 17.79 353 263.8 16.80 22,974 262.7 16.73 Georgia ....................................

— —— — — — — — — Maryland .................................

— —— — —— 5,825 255.8 16.24 North Carolina ........................

— —— — — — — — — South Carolina ........................

— —— — — — — — — Virginia ....................................

— —— — —— 953 274.4 17.44 West Virginia ..........................

— —— — — — — — — East South Central .................. — —— 473 143.3 9.48 12 167.9 11.20

Alabama ..................................

— —— — — — — — — Kentucky .................................

— —— — — — — — — Mississippi ...............................

— —— 473 143.3 9.48 12 167.9 11.20 Tennessee ................................

— —— — — — — — — West South Central ................. 2 209.6 13.50 — —— 140 194.4 12.60

Arkansas ..................................

— —— — — — — — — Louisiana ................................. 2 209.6 13.50

— —— 140 194.4 12.60 Oklahoma ................................

— —— — — — — — — Texas .......................................

— —— — — — — — — Mountain ................................... — —— — — — — — —

Arizona ....................................

— —— — — — — — — Colorado ..................................

— —— — — — — — — Idaho........................................

— —— — — — — — — Montana...................................

— —— — — — — — — Nevada.....................................

— —— — — — — — — New Mexico............................

— —— — — — — — — Utah .........................................

— —— — — — — — — Wyoming.................................

— —— — — — — — — Pacific Contiguous ................... — —— — — — — — —

California.................................

— —— — — — — — — Oregon.....................................

— —— — — — — — — Washington..............................

— —— — — — — — — Pacific Noncontiguous ............. 142 254.8 15.99 10,570 320.2 20.11 — — —

Alaska......................................

— —— — — — — — — Hawaii ..................................... 142 254.8 15.99 10,570 320.2 20.11

— — — Total...................................... 6,466 254.4 15.94 17,396 291.1 18.34 52,062 250.5 15.98 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • No. 2 Fuel Oil and kerosene have been omitted from this table. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 10. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Petroleum by Sulfur Content, Census Divison, and State, 1999 (Continued) Heavy Oil More than 1.0% up to 2.0% More than 2.0% up to 3.0% More than 3.0% Cost Cost Cost Cost Census Division (cents and State Receipts Receipts Receipts (cents (cents (cents per ($ per (1,000 (1,000 (1,000 per ($ per per ($ per per ($ per MM bbl) barrels) barrels) barrels) MM bbl) MM bbl) MM bbl) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England ............................ 2,893 206.5 13.29 ——— ——— 217.8 13.94

Connecticut ..............................

——— ——— ——— 223.1 14.28 Maine ....................................... 358 156.0 9.94

——— ——— 177.9 11.27 Massachusetts ..........................

——— ——— ——— 240.7 15.29 New Hampshire ...................... 2,535 213.6 13.76

——— ——— 212.2 13.67 Rhode Island ...........................

— — — — — — — — —— — Vermont ...................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Middle Atlantic ........................ 5,384 223.7 14.10 ——— ——— 243.4 15.41

New Jersey ..............................

——— ——— ——— 280.2 17.67 New York................................ 5,384 223.7 14.10

——— ——— 236.4 14.95 Pennsylvania ............................

——— ——— ——— 254.5 16.24 East North Central .................. 481 220.0 14.19 ——— ——— 268.3 17.13

Illinois ......................................

——— ——— ——— 307.8 19.52 Indiana .....................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Michigan .................................. 481 220.0 14.19

——— ——— 258.8 16.55 Ohio .........................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Wisconsin ................................

— — — — — — — — —— — West North Central ................. 177 212.0 14.01 ——— ——— 212.0 14.01

Iowa .........................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Kansas ..................................... 177 212.0 14.01

——— ——— 212.0 14.01 Minnesota ................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Missouri ...................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Nebraska ..................................

— — — — — — — — —— — North Dakota...........................

— — — — — — — — —— — South Dakota...........................

— — — — — — — — —— — South Atlantic ........................... 22,964 231.9 14.89 10,379 216.2 13.81 145 236.8 15.26 243.9 15.58

Delaware ..................................

——— ——— ——— 236.0 15.04 District of Columbia ...............

——— ——— ——— 337.8 20.35 Florida ..................................... 19,509 235.9 15.16 10,379 216.2 13.81 145 236.8 15.26 243.9 15.60 Georgia ....................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Maryland ................................. 697 239.9 15.41

——— ——— 254.1 16.15 North Carolina ........................

— — — — — — — — —— — South Carolina ........................

— — — — — — — — —— — Virginia .................................... 2,758 201.8 12.86

——— ——— 220.4 14.03 West Virginia ..........................

— — — — — — — — —— — East South Central .................. ——— 4,431 153.0 10.17 ——— 152.1 10.11

Alabama ..................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Kentucky .................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Mississippi ...............................

——— 4,431 153.0 10.17

——— 152.1 10.11 Tennessee ................................

— — — — — — — — —— — West South Central ................. 441 159.0 10.44 ——— ——— 167.5 10.97

Arkansas ..................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Louisiana ................................. 441 159.0 10.44

——— ——— 167.5 10.97 Oklahoma ................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Texas .......................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Mountain................................... — — — — — — — — —— —

Arizona ....................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Colorado ..................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Idaho ........................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Montana ...................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Nevada .....................................

— — — — — — — — —— — New Mexico............................

— — — — — — — — —— — Utah .........................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Wyoming .................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Pacific Contiguous ................... — — — — — — — — —— —

California .................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Oregon .....................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Washington ..............................

— — — — — — — — —— — Pacific Noncontiguous ............. ——— ——— ——— 319.3 20.05

Alaska ......................................

— — — — — — — — —— — Hawaii .....................................

——— ——— ——— 319.3 20.05 Total...................................... 32,339 227.0 14.54 14,810 196.8 12.72 145 236.8 15.26 243.6 15.54 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • No. 2 Fuel Oil and kerosene have been omitted from this table. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 11. Receipts of Gas by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 (Thousand Mcf) Census Division 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 and State New England ................................. 23,065 47,377 95,374 92,757 92,244

Connecticut .................................. 14,093 10,396 13,738 10,327 19,277 Maine ...........................................

— — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 8,524 21,207 50,755 48,011 64,350 New Hampshire ........................... 196

— 302

— 2,564 Rhode Island ................................

— 15,586 30,544 34,396 5,914 Vermont ....................................... 252 187 34 24 138 Middle Atlantic ............................. 209,381 226,248 236,208 168,075 300,502

New Jersey................................... 19,473 16,742 17,920 21,698 37,601 New York .................................... 180,131 204,700 215,276 139,848 239,247 Pennsylvania ................................ 9,778 4,807 3,012 6,529 23,654 East North Central ....................... 89,494 102,818 79,833 56,337 79,583

Illinois .......................................... 34,497 51,887 44,986 24,354 38,666 Indiana.......................................... 3,816 4,258 2,631 3,213 6,134 Michigan ...................................... 43,686 40,813 28,208 25,972 28,540 Ohio .............................................. 3,222 1,532 719 848 3,394 Wisconsin..................................... 4,273 4,328 3,289 1,951 2,848 West North Central ...................... 45,268 43,200 29,509 27,345 41,390

Iowa.............................................. 3,958 3,154 2,748 2,751 2,484 Kansas .......................................... 29,991 29,899 20,050 17,621 21,093 Minnesota..................................... 2,246 2,176 2,768 2,707 5,283 Missouri ....................................... 7,402 5,984 2,889 3,128 10,650 Nebraska ...................................... 1,671 1,981 1,053 1,135 1,752 North Dakota ............................... * 1 1 2 1 South Dakota ...............................

— 5

— 2 127 South Atlantic ............................... 335,459 285,398 310,596 314,620 369,271

Delaware ...................................... 21,859 11,148 15,997 23,165 27,012 District of Columbia....................

————— Florida .......................................... 269,232 241,059 276,254 272,616 305,896 Georgia......................................... 10,684 10,682 3,074 2,619 3,196 Maryland ...................................... 12,149 4,988 4,864 5,258 11,659 North Carolina ............................. 1,986 1,879 1,220 800 1,020 South Carolina ............................. 337 435 196 193 5,325 Virginia ........................................ 18,807 14,859 8,619 9,543 14,656 West Virginia............................... 405 348 372 426 506 East South Central ....................... 76,294 56,595 49,081 63,790 89,399

Alabama ....................................... 2,174 1,731 1,194 1,443 2,412 Kentucky ...................................... 875 805 576 616 428 Mississippi ................................... 73,245 54,059 47,311 61,732 86,559 Tennessee.....................................

— — — — — West South Central ...................... 1,676,039 1,712,041 1,445,739 1,441,962 1,524,483

Arkansas....................................... 26,189 22,561 17,490 32,443 29,696 Louisiana...................................... 306,767 289,492 264,879 243,098 313,325 Oklahoma..................................... 160,569 177,976 133,617 133,520 150,892 Texas ............................................ 1,182,513 1,222,012 1,029,752 1,032,900 1,030,570 Mountain ........................................ 162,672 134,733 111,722 91,680 96,760

Arizona......................................... 48,136 35,888 22,010 17,685 17,954 Colorado....................................... 15,799 3,544 2,361 2,328 1,478 Idaho ............................................

— — — — — Montana ....................................... 373 199 103 155 123 Nevada ......................................... 58,902 51,812 52,189 41,221 39,118 New Mexico ................................ 34,862 39,169 32,753 28,218 30,833 Utah.............................................. 4,435 4,045 2,207 1,985 7,126 Wyoming ...................................... 166 77 98 88 128 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 171,352 295,660 385,685 329,657 411,515

California ..................................... 148,001 266,743 374,700 314,789 390,482 Oregon.......................................... 23,351 28,915 10,969 14,832 21,026 Washington ..................................

— 2 15 36 8 Pacific Noncontiguous .................. 20,430 18,887 20,989 18,439 18,180

Alaska .......................................... 20,430 18,887 20,989 18,439 18,180 Hawaii ..........................................

— — — — — Total ........................................... 2,809,455 2,922,957 2,764,734 2,604,663 3,023,327 * =Number less than 0.5 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 12. Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Census Division and State, 1995-1999 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 Census Division and State (cents per million Btu) (dollars per Mcf) New England ................................. 267.1 283.7 300.6 266.2 198.5 2.74 2.92 3.09 2.75 2.03

Connecticut .................................. 267.3 236.9 242.1 270.7 197.8 2.74 2.44 2.47 2.76 2.01 Maine ...........................................

— — — — — — — — — — Massachusetts .............................. 265.3 273.8 301.0 296.2 200.6 2.72 2.82 3.11 3.07 2.06 New Hampshire ........................... 261.0

— 266.6

— 182.6 2.67

— 2.71

— 1.86 Rhode Island ................................

—328.5 326.4 222.6 184.9

— 3.38 3.35 2.29 1.90 Vermont ....................................... 319.3 286.1 312.1 317.5 195.3 3.23 2.90 3.16 3.22 1.95 Middle Atlantic ............................. 281.1 252.0 282.2 287.7 207.7 2.88 2.60 2.90 2.96 2.13

New Jersey................................... 298.9 262.0 295.1 289.8 211.8 3.08 2.74 3.06 2.96 2.18 New York .................................... 278.5 249.6 281.0 287.9 208.0 2.85 2.57 2.88 2.96 2.14 Pennsylvania ................................ 293.1 316.5 292.5 276.9 198.1 3.03 3.26 3.02 2.85 2.04 East North Central ....................... 251.2 230.6 259.7 270.7 186.7 2.06 1.91 1.99 1.83 1.46

Illinois .......................................... 236.2 220.7 251.4 257.2 168.0 2.41 2.25 2.55 2.62 1.71 Indiana.......................................... 289.3 280.5 316.3 341.2 244.1 2.97 2.88 3.23 3.48 2.49 Michigan ...................................... 252.3 232.4 256.3 269.3 199.5 1.53 1.26 .80 .74 .73 Ohio.............................................. 306.4 308.4 362.9 335.0 227.7 3.15 3.17 3.72 3.44 2.34 Wisconsin..................................... 290.5 264.1 314.7 300.6 220.7 2.93 2.68 3.17 3.04 2.23 West North Central ...................... 249.5 224.1 267.8 241.2 171.7 2.51 2.25 2.64 2.38 1.70

Iowa.............................................. 313.7 305.9 339.8 322.4 271.0 3.15 3.07 3.41 3.23 2.72 Kansas .......................................... 234.1 213.7 258.4 231.8 161.0 2.36 2.14 2.53 2.26 1.58 Minnesota..................................... 266.3 233.8 243.6 216.9 176.1 2.69 2.36 2.45 2.18 1.77 Missouri ....................................... 265.6 223.4 279.4 255.2 168.1 2.66 2.26 2.81 2.58 1.69 Nebraska ...................................... 281.1 242.7 287.1 206.1 165.8 2.80 2.40 2.86 2.07 1.66 North Dakota ............................... 404.0 369.3 322.0 276.6 349.4 4.21 3.88 3.43 2.93 3.73 South Dakota ...............................

— 176.7

— 233.0 157.8

— 1.77

— 2.36 1.58 South Atlantic ............................... 296.6 279.3 302.9 307.9 224.8 3.08 2.93 3.16 3.12 2.28

Delaware ...................................... 303.3 297.7 304.7 302.5 227.2 2.98 2.89 3.15 3.13 2.35 District of Columbia....................

—————————— Florida .......................................... 297.2 276.2 304.3 309.7 223.6 3.10 2.91 3.18 3.12 2.26 Georgia......................................... 248.9 316.0 265.5 281.3 272.1 2.57 3.25 2.72 2.88 2.79 Maryland ...................................... 307.6 263.2 285.3 298.6 215.7 3.20 2.75 2.97 3.11 2.24 North Carolina ............................. 283.3 267.9 310.7 300.5 232.8 2.92 2.81 3.22 3.11 2.40 South Carolina ............................. 347.3 353.4 397.6 445.4 160.3 3.57 3.62 4.07 4.56 1.64 Virginia ........................................ 299.7 295.4 274.0 281.6 259.1 3.17 3.10 2.93 2.98 2.67 West Virginia............................... 299.8 351.4 335.1 299.0 357.6 3.00 3.51 3.35 2.99 3.58 East South Central ....................... 245.2 224.5 263.4 269.0 172.3 2.52 2.33 2.73 2.79 1.79

Alabama ....................................... 295.1 247.5 277.2 287.6 197.7 2.98 2.59 2.86 2.95 2.01 Kentucky ...................................... 340.4 331.9 337.3 341.3 294.1 3.49 3.40 3.45 3.49 3.01 Mississippi ................................... 242.6 222.1 262.2 267.9 171.0 2.49 2.31 2.72 2.78 1.78 Tennessee.....................................

— — — — — — — — — — West South Central ...................... 249.0 227.0 266.7 255.9 190.5 2.55 2.33 2.74 2.63 1.96

Arkansas....................................... 253.0 224.0 261.9 246.6 169.7 2.59 2.29 2.70 2.52 1.74 Louisiana...................................... 249.0 227.4 269.3 281.6 180.6 2.59 2.37 2.79 2.94 1.88 Oklahoma..................................... 271.7 241.2 287.8 290.1 226.5 2.79 2.48 2.97 2.98 2.34 Texas ............................................ 245.8 224.9 263.3 245.6 188.9 2.51 2.30 2.69 2.51 1.93 Mountain ........................................ 247.5 230.8 245.5 231.0 168.5 2.53 2.36 2.51 2.36 1.73

Arizona......................................... 264.3 239.1 294.4 298.2 172.9 2.67 2.42 2.99 3.03 1.77 Colorado....................................... 256.9 300.3 317.5 209.8 173.0 2.65 2.98 3.16 2.09 1.74 Idaho ............................................

— — — — — — — — — — Montana ....................................... 184.5 191.8 1348.5 269.3 358.1 2.02 2.06 14.45 2.90 3.84 Nevada ......................................... 242.3 230.2 211.9 206.0 165.8 2.51 2.38 2.18 2.12 1.71 New Mexico ................................ 228.2 220.0 259.2 227.9 154.5 2.31 2.22 2.64 2.31 1.57 Utah.............................................. 253.8 202.5 203.0 179.0 214.5 2.65 2.11 2.09 1.83 2.26 Wyoming...................................... 372.3 796.0 875.9 1211.2 797.8 3.89 8.31 9.12 12.59 8.32 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 261.8 257.5 298.0 261.9 217.7 2.65 2.63 3.04 2.68 2.23

California ..................................... 272.5 268.6 302.2 267.9 222.3 2.76 2.74 3.08 2.75 2.28 Oregon.......................................... 193.6 154.1 147.6 132.2 129.8 1.96 1.56 1.49 1.33 1.31 Washington ..................................

— 325.9 4519.5 474.7 438.2

— 3.44 47.38 4.98 4.60 Pacific Noncontiguous .................. 159.3 179.8 174.0 144.6 128.6 1.59 1.80 1.74 1.45 1.29

Alaska .......................................... 159.3 179.8 174.0 144.6 128.6 1.59 1.80 1.74 1.45 1.29 Hawaii ..........................................

— — — — — — — — — — Total ........................................... 257.4 238.1 276.0 264.1 198.4 2.62 2.43 2.81 2.69 2.02 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • The cost of gas for Montana, Washington, and Wyoming change considerably from year to year due to the low volume of gas received and varying amounts of fixed costs that must be all ocated to the gas. These costs may not be representative of the cost of natural gas in these States. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 13. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Type of Purchase, Census Division and State, 1999 Type of Purchase Firm Interruptible Spot Total Census Division Cost Cost Cost Cost and State Receipts (cents Receipts (cents Receipts (cents Receipts (cents ($ ($ ($ ($ (1,000 Mcf) per (1,000 Mcf) per (1,000 Mcf) per (1,000 Mcf) per per per per per MM MM MM MM Mcf) Mcf) Mcf) Mcf) Btu) Btu) Btu) Btu) New England ............................ — —— 21,717 265.0 2.72 1,348 300.7 3.08 23,065 267.1 2.74

Connecticut ..............................

— —— 14,093 267.3 2.74

— —— 14,093 267.3 2.74 Maine .......................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Massachusetts ..........................

— —— 7,428 260.7 2.68 1,096 296.5 3.04 8,524 265.3 2.72 New Hampshire ......................

— —— 196 261.0 2.67

— —— 196 261.0 2.67 Rhode Island ...........................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Vermont ...................................

— —— — —— 252 319.3 3.23 252 319.3 3.23 Middle Atlantic ........................ 14,659 381.3 3.90 109,149 266.3 2.74 85,573 283.1 2.89 209,381 281.1 2.88

New Jersey ..............................

— —— 19,058 298.7 3.08 414 309.7 3.21 19,473 298.9 3.08 New York................................ 11,736 412.1 4.20 89,400 258.6 2.66 78,994 281.4 2.87 180,131 278.5 2.85 Pennsylvania ............................ 2,923 259.1 2.67 691 354.3 3.67 6,164 302.4 3.13 9,778 293.1 3.03 East North Central .................. 3,778 250.2 2.54 46,810 260.9 1.66 38,906 244.0 2.49 89,494 251.2 2.06

Illinois ...................................... 1,516 258.2 2.65 1,976 255.2 2.62 31,006 233.9 2.39 34,497 236.2 2.41 Indiana .....................................

— —— 3,816 289.3 2.97

— —— 3,816 289.3 2.97 Michigan .................................. 1,816 237.8 2.39 37,012 249.7 1.34 4,858 268.4 2.68 43,686 252.3 1.53 Ohio ......................................... 412 270.5 2.77 12 438.7 4.39 2,798 311.1 3.20 3,222 306.4 3.15 Wisconsin ................................ 35 298.5 3.03 3,995 291.4 2.94 244 275.3 2.77 4,273 290.5 2.93 West North Central ................. 2,066 280.2 2.79 36,785 242.4 2.45 6,417 280.4 2.80 45,268 249.5 2.51

Iowa ......................................... 337 344.4 3.47 2,322 305.6 3.07 1,299 320.3 3.20 3,958 313.7 3.15 Kansas ..................................... 1,041 271.1 2.67 26,552 229.2 2.32 2,398 273.4 2.74 29,991 234.1 2.36 Minnesota ................................ 5 324.1 3.34 1,224 272.1 2.77 1,017 258.8 2.59 2,246 266.3 2.69 Missouri ...................................

— —— 5,699 263.4 2.65 1,703 272.8 2.72 7,402 265.6 2.66 Nebraska .................................. 682 261.7 2.62 989 294.7 2.92

— —— 1,671 281.1 2.80 North Dakota...........................

— —— * 404.0 4.21

— —— * 404.0 4.21 South Dakota...........................

— —— — —— — —— — —— South Atlantic ........................... 253,322 300.5 3.12 60,110 279.0 2.90 22,027 298.9 3.15 335,459 296.6 3.08

Delaware .................................. 21,859 303.3 2.98

— —— — —— 21,859 303.3 2.98 District of Columbia ...............

— —— — —— — —— — —— Florida ..................................... 231,342 300.4 3.14 34,535 277.1 2.89 3,354 287.9 3.03 269,232 297.2 3.10 Georgia ....................................

— —— 10,684 248.9 2.57

— —— 10,684 248.9 2.57 Maryland .................................

— —— 12,149 307.6 3.20

— —— 12,149 307.6 3.20 North Carolina ........................

— —— 1,986 283.3 2.92

— —— 1,986 283.3 2.92 South Carolina ........................

— —— 337 347.3 3.57

— —— 337 347.3 3.57 Virginia .................................... 120 131.1 1.42 14 126.9 1.32 18,673 300.9 3.18 18,807 299.7 3.17 West Virginia ..........................

— —— 405 299.8 3.00

— —— 405 299.8 3.00 East South Central .................. 4,484 229.5 2.36 6,905 250.1 2.57 64,905 245.8 2.52 76,294 245.2 2.52

Alabama ..................................

— —— 2,174 295.1 2.98

— —— 2,174 295.1 2.98 Kentucky .................................

— —— — —— 875 340.4 3.49 875 340.4 3.49 Mississippi ............................... 4,484 229.5 2.36 4,730 229.8 2.38 64,030 244.5 2.51 73,245 242.6 2.49 Tennessee ................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— West South Central ................. 786,701 256.4 2.62 74,453 228.2 2.35 814,885 243.8 2.50 1,676,039 249.0 2.55

Arkansas ..................................

— —— — —— 26,189 253.0 2.59 26,189 253.0 2.59 Louisiana ................................. 82,948 256.4 2.68 40,574 234.1 2.44 183,245 249.0 2.58 306,767 249.0 2.59 Oklahoma ................................ 97,212 287.0 2.96 175 246.7 2.47 63,182 248.0 2.53 160,569 271.7 2.79 Texas ....................................... 606,541 251.4 2.56 33,703 220.8 2.23 542,269 241.1 2.46 1,182,513 245.8 2.51 Mountain................................... 49,409 254.4 2.59 69,071 248.3 2.54 44,191 238.6 2.46 162,672 247.5 2.53

Arizona .................................... 22,329 266.3 2.69 17,441 258.9 2.61 8,366 270.3 2.75 48,136 264.3 2.67 Colorado .................................. 15,716 257.5 2.66

— —— 83 138.0 1.36 15,799 256.9 2.65 Idaho ........................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Montana ................................... 333 170.3 1.84 40 293.7 3.48

— —— 373 184.5 2.02 Nevada .....................................

— —— 27,594 258.0 2.68 31,307 228.3 2.36 58,902 242.3 2.51 New Mexico............................ 10,865 226.4 2.30 23,996 229.1 2.32

— —— 34,862 228.2 2.31 Utah .........................................

— —— — —— 4,435 253.8 2.65 4,435 253.8 2.65 Wyoming ................................. 166 372.3 3.89

— —— — —— 166 372.3 3.89 Pacific Contiguous ................... 7,505 243.3 2.44 21,950 284.7 2.88 141,897 259.2 2.62 171,352 261.8 2.65

California ................................. 7,287 245.9 2.47 21,950 284.7 2.88 118,764 271.9 2.75 148,001 272.5 2.76 Oregon ..................................... 219 156.9 1.59

— —— 23,132 194.0 1.96 23,351 193.6 1.96 Washington ..............................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Pacific Noncontiguous ............. 20,430 159.3 1.59 — —— — —— 20,430 159.3 1.59

Alaska ...................................... 20,430 159.3 1.59

— —— — —— 20,430 159.3 1.59 Hawaii .....................................

— —— — —— — —— — —— Total...................................... 1,142,355 265.9 2.73 446,950 256.8 2.53 1,220,149 249.5 2.55 2,809,455 257.4 2.62 * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet. • MM Btu =million Btu. • Cost = average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 14. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Gas by Type, Census Division, and State, 1999 Receipts by Type Blast Furnace/ Natural Gas Refinery Gas Total Gas Coke Oven Gas Census Division and State Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Heat Cost Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents Value (cents Receipts Receipts Receipts Receipts (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per (Btu per (1,000 Mcf) (1,000 Mcf) (1,000 Mcf) (1,000 Mcf) per MM per MM per MM per MM cf) Btu) cf) Btu) cf) Btu) cf) Btu) New England ................................. 23,065 1,025 267.1 ——— ——— 23,065 1,025 267.1

Connecticut .................................. 14,093 1,025 267.3

——— ——— 14,093 1,025 267.3 Maine ...........................................

——— ——— ——— ——— Massachusetts .............................. 8,524 1,026 265.3

——— ——— 8,524 1,026 265.3 New Hampshire ........................... 196 1,024 261.0

——— ——— 196 1,024 261.0 Rhode Island ................................

——— ——— ——— ——— Vermont ....................................... 252 1,012 319.3

——— ——— 252 1,012 319.3 Middle Atlantic ............................. 209,381 1,025 281.1 ——— ——— 209,381 1,025 281.1

New Jersey................................... 19,473 1,031 298.9

——— ——— 19,473 1,031 298.9 New York .................................... 180,131 1,024 278.5

——— ——— 180,131 1,024 278.5 Pennsylvania ................................ 9,778 1,033 293.1

——— ——— 9,778 1,033 293.1 East North Central ....................... 69,610 1,017 256.9 19,884 127 90.5 ——— 89,494 820 251.2

Illinois .......................................... 34,497 1,022 236.2

——— ——— 34,497 1,022 236.2 Indiana .......................................... 3,816 1,026 289.3

——— ——— 3,816 1,026 289.3 Michigan ...................................... 23,802 1,009 269.3 19,884 127 90.5

——— 43,686 608 252.3 Ohio .............................................. 3,222 1,028 306.4

——— ——— 3,222 1,028 306.4 Wisconsin ..................................... 4,273 1,010 290.5

——— ——— 4,273 1,010 290.5 West North Central ...................... 45,268 1,008 249.5 ——— ——— 45,268 1,008 249.5

Iowa .............................................. 3,958 1,004 313.7

——— ——— 3,958 1,004 313.7 Kansas .......................................... 29,991 1,010 234.1

——— ——— 29,991 1,010 234.1 Minnesota ..................................... 2,246 1,011 266.3

——— ——— 2,246 1,011 266.3 Missouri ....................................... 7,402 1,003 265.6

——— ——— 7,402 1,003 265.6 Nebraska ...................................... 1,671 995 281.1

——— ——— 1,671 995 281.1 North Dakota ............................... * 1,042 404.0

——— ——— * 1,042 404.0 South Dakota ...............................

——— ——— ——— ——— South Atlantic ............................... 335,164 1,040 296.7 ——— 295 1,116 129.7 335,459 1,040 296.6

Delaware ...................................... 21,859 983 303.3

——— ——— 21,859 983 303.3 District of Columbia....................

——— ——— ——— ——— Florida .......................................... 269,232 1,044 297.2

——— ——— 269,232 1,044 297.2 Georgia ......................................... 10,684 1,032 248.9

——— ——— 10,684 1,032 248.9 Maryland ...................................... 12,149 1,040 307.6

——— ——— 12,149 1,040 307.6 North Carolina ............................. 1,986 1,031 283.3

——— ——— 1,986 1,031 283.3 South Carolina ............................. 337 1,028 347.3

——— ——— 337 1,028 347.3 Virginia ........................................ 18,512 1,055 302.5

——— 295 1,116 129.7 18,807 1,056 299.7 West Virginia............................... 405 1,000 299.8

——— ——— 405 1,000 299.8 East South Central ....................... 76,294 1,027 245.2 ——— ——— 76,294 1,027 245.2

Alabama ....................................... 2,174 1,011 295.1

——— ——— 2,174 1,011 295.1 Kentucky ...................................... 875 1,025 340.4

——— ——— 875 1,025 340.4 Mississippi ................................... 73,245 1,027 242.6

——— ——— 73,245 1,027 242.6 Tennessee .....................................

——— ——— ——— ——— West South Central ...................... 1,676,039 1,025 249.0 ——— ——— 1,676,039 1,025 249.0

Arkansas ....................................... 26,189 1,022 253.0

——— ——— 26,189 1,022 253.0 Louisiana ...................................... 306,767 1,039 249.0

——— ——— 306,767 1,039 249.0 Oklahoma ..................................... 160,569 1,028 271.7

——— ——— 160,569 1,028 271.7 Texas ............................................ 1,182,513 1,021 245.8

——— ——— 1,182,513 1,021 245.8 Mountain........................................ 162,666 1,024 247.5 ——— 6 1,190 304.9 162,672 1,024 247.5

Arizona ......................................... 48,136 1,011 264.3

——— ——— 48,136 1,011 264.3 Colorado ....................................... 15,799 1,032 256.9

——— ——— 15,799 1,032 256.9 Idaho ............................................

——— ——— ——— ——— Montana ....................................... 367 1,091 182.3

——— 6 1,190 304.9 373 1,092 184.5 Nevada ......................................... 58,902 1,037 242.3

——— ——— 58,902 1,037 242.3 New Mexico ................................ 34,862 1,013 228.2

——— ——— 34,862 1,013 228.2 Utah .............................................. 4,435 1,043 253.8

——— ——— 4,435 1,043 253.8 Wyoming ...................................... 166 1,044 372.3

——— ——— 166 1,044 372.3 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 171,352 1,012 261.8 ——— ——— 171,352 1,012 261.8

California ..................................... 148,001 1,012 272.5

——— ——— 148,001 1,012 272.5 Oregon .......................................... 23,351 1,012 193.6

——— ——— 23,351 1,012 193.6 Washington ..................................

——— ——— ——— ——— Pacific Noncontiguous .................. 20,430 1,000 159.3 ——— ——— 20,430 1,000 159.3

Alaska .......................................... 20,430 1,000 159.3

——— ——— 20,430 1,000 159.3 Hawaii ..........................................

——— ——— ——— ——— Total........................................... 2,789,270 1,025 257.5 19,884 127 90.5 301 1,117 133.5 2,809,455 1,019 257.4 * =Number less than 0.5 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet. • cf =cubic foot. • MM Btu = million Btu. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 15. Total Heating Value and Cost of Fossil Fuels by Census Division and State, 1999 Avg. Delivered Cost Total Btu (billions) % of Total Btu (cents per MM Btu) Census Division and State Petro- Petro- Total Coal Petroleum Gas Coal Gas Coal Gas leum leum New England ................................. 157,198 46,395 87,159 23,644 29.5 55.4 15.0 156.8 218.4 267.1

Connecticut .................................. 77,808 948 62,419 14,441 1.2 80.2 18.6 169.3 223.5 267.3 Maine ........................................... 6,621

— 6,621

— — 100.0

— — 177.9

— Massachusetts .............................. 20,410 10,370 1,293 8,747 50.8 6.3 42.9 173.4 243.2 265.3 New Hampshire ........................... 52,104 35,077 16,826 201 67.3 32.3 .4 151.5 213.6 261.0 Rhode Island ................................

— — — — ——— ——— Vermont ....................................... 255

— — 255

— — 100.0

— — 319.3 Middle Atlantic ............................. 1,402,004 1,025,580 161,808 214,616 73.2 11.5 15.3 132.5 247.4 281.1

New Jersey................................... 103,662 68,305 15,283 20,074 65.9 14.7 19.4 145.4 288.2 298.9 New York .................................... 406,770 105,484 116,848 184,438 25.9 28.7 45.3 144.9 236.5 278.5 Pennsylvania ................................ 891,572 851,792 29,677 10,103 95.5 3.3 1.1 129.9 269.1 293.1 East North Central ....................... 4,365,455 4,264,177 27,924 73,354 97.7 .6 1.7 125.9 334.4 251.2

Illinois .......................................... 732,955 692,973 4,722 35,261 94.5 .6 4.8 143.7 345.0 236.2 Indiana.......................................... 1,216,991 1,209,245 3,832 3,914 99.4 .3 .3 111.0 426.3 289.3 Michigan ...................................... 739,393 698,017 14,823 26,553 94.4 2.0 3.6 130.6 289.2 252.3 Ohio.............................................. 1,236,763 1,229,165 4,287 3,311 99.4 .3 .3 136.2 391.7 306.4 Wisconsin..................................... 439,352 434,777 259 4,316 99.0 .1 1.0 102.3 413.7 290.5 West North Central ...................... 2,282,825 2,232,780 4,433 45,612 97.8 .2 2.0 87.3 359.5 249.5

Iowa.............................................. 373,450 368,549 928 3,973 98.7 .2 1.1 82.1 398.8 313.7 Kansas .......................................... 369,894 337,405 2,207 30,282 91.2 .6 8.2 95.4 319.0 234.1 Minnesota..................................... 296,713 294,199 245 2,270 99.2 .1 .8 109.6 420.9 266.3 Missouri ....................................... 678,954 670,858 673 7,424 98.8 .1 1.1 92.6 381.5 265.6 Nebraska ...................................... 205,206 203,455 89 1,662 99.1 * .8 55.4 431.5 281.1 North Dakota ............................... 323,070 322,777 292 * 99.9 .1 * 73.0 417.2 404.0 South Dakota ............................... 35,537 35,537

— — 100.0

— — 93.6

— — South Atlantic 1 ............................. 4,740,993 3,952,950 439,146 348,896 83.4 9.3 7.4 141.3 249.7 296.6

Delaware ...................................... 65,779 31,148 13,133 21,498 47.4 20.0 32.7 158.9 243.9 303.3 District of Columbia.................... 2,479

— 2,479

— — 100.0

— — 339.5

— Florida 1 ........................................ 1,274,926 647,098 346,760 281,068 50.8 27.2 22.0 159.4 245.6 297.2 Georgia......................................... 796,136 781,761 3,347 11,028 98.2 .4 1.4 154.6 389.6 248.9 Maryland ...................................... 343,426 288,434 42,355 12,638 84.0 12.3 3.7 137.9 257.4 307.6 North Carolina ............................. 641,762 636,831 2,885 2,047 99.2 .4 .3 143.8 398.4 283.3 South Carolina ............................. 330,769 329,884 538 346 99.7 .2 .1 141.6 406.7 347.3 Virginia ........................................ 373,836 328,505 25,465 19,866 87.9 6.8 5.3 134.3 229.9 299.7 West Virginia............................... 911,878 909,291 2,182 405 99.7 .2 * 118.2 463.5 299.8 East South Central 1 ..................... 2,381,389 2,265,699 37,362 78,328 95.1 1.6 3.3 123.2 181.1 245.2

Alabama 1 ..................................... 665,159 661,966 995 2,197 99.5 .1 .3 147.6 326.0 295.1 Kentucky 1 .................................... 822,975 820,837 1,241 897 99.7 .2 .1 105.8 431.9 340.4 Mississippi ................................... 250,405 142,115 33,057 75,234 56.8 13.2 30.0 155.2 154.1 242.6 Tennessee 1 ................................... 642,850 640,781 2,069

— 99.7 .3

— 113.1 393.3

— West South Central ...................... 4,095,017 2,371,791 5,916 1,717,309 57.9 .1 41.9 120.4 255.9 249.0

Arkansas....................................... 293,956 266,542 643 26,771 90.7 .2 9.1 145.6 329.3 253.0 Louisiana...................................... 548,679 225,809 4,128 318,742 41.2 .8 58.1 139.8 204.2 249.0 Oklahoma..................................... 527,062 362,009 60 164,993 68.7 * 31.3 91.2 495.5 271.7 Texas ............................................ 2,725,320 1,517,431 1,085 1,206,804 55.7 * 44.3 120.0 396.0 245.8 Mountain ........................................ 2,358,393 2,189,755 2,116 166,522 92.8 .1 7.1 106.1 487.2 247.5

Arizona......................................... 453,755 404,367 738 48,650 89.1 .2 10.7 132.7 479.8 264.3 Colorado....................................... 374,881 358,537 41 16,303 95.6 * 4.3 98.5 543.8 256.9 Idaho ............................................

— — — — ——— ——— Montana ....................................... 176,265 175,740 118 407 99.7 .1 .2 72.7 491.0 184.5 Nevada ......................................... 242,963 181,794 114 61,054 74.8 * 25.1 129.4 452.6 242.3 New Mexico ................................ 328,986 293,308 371 35,307 89.2 .1 10.7 132.9 502.3 228.2 Utah.............................................. 334,728 329,855 245 4,627 98.5 .1 1.4 103.1 513.6 253.8 Wyoming...................................... 446,816 446,154 489 173 99.9 .1 * 76.2 476.0 372.3 Pacific Contiguous ........................ 305,681 131,923 384 173,374 43.2 .1 56.7 140.8 413.2 261.8

California ..................................... 149,800

— 61 149,739

— * 100.0

—327.2 272.5 Oregon.......................................... 65,571 41,689 247 23,635 63.6 .4 36.0 107.9 414.1 193.6 Washington .................................. 90,311 90,234 76

— 99.9 .1

— 156.0 478.8

— Pacific Noncontiguous .................. 87,886 —67,458 20,429 — 76.8 23.2 — 319.9 159.3

Alaska .......................................... 20,429

— — 20,429

— — 100.0

— — 159.3 Hawaii .......................................... 67,458

— 67,458

— — 100.0

— — 319.9

— Total ........................................... 22,176,841 18,481,051 833,706 2,862,084 83.3 3.8 12.9 121.7 252.7 257.4 1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States and their respective Census Divisions. For more detailed information see footnotes 5, 6, and 7 at the end of Table 31. * =Number less than 0.5 billion Btu or 0.05 percent. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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# Origin and Destination of Coal
Table 16. Origin of Coal by State, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity State of (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Alabama ............................. 13,214 12,145 1.04 0.86 12.65 177.5 43.11 Arizona............................... 12,622 10,955 .51 .47 9.57 121.6 26.65 Colorado............................. 24,124 11,035 .46 .42 8.54 125.4 27.67 Illinois................................. 34,416 11,493 2.13 1.86 8.56 130.9 30.08 Indiana................................ 31,132 11,112 2.33 2.10 9.16 106.7 23.72 Kansas ................................ 402 10,949 4.05 3.70 19.57 103.9 22.76 Kentucky ............................ 108,384 12,325 1.56 1.26 10.50 133.3 32.86 Louisiana ............................ 2,810 6,963 .92 1.32 12.49 133.7 18.62 Maryland ............................ 3,139 12,308 1.85 1.50 15.37 110.4 27.19 Missouri.............................. 196 10,996 3.52 3.20 15.63 122.6 26.96 Montana.............................. 36,464 9,004 .53 .59 6.84 114.7 20.66 New Mexico....................... 27,144 9,397 .70 .75 19.83 137.7 25.89 North Dakota...................... 24,649 6,547 .75 1.15 9.39 73.0 9.56 Ohio.................................... 20,464 11,818 3.50 2.96 10.74 140.7 33.27 Oklahoma ........................... 193 12,694 3.67 2.89 10.23 109.5 27.81 Pennsylvania....................... 45,215 12,812 1.86 1.45 9.74 123.8 31.73 Tennessee ........................... 1,990 12,503 1.19 .95 10.83 131.8 32.96 Texas .................................. 49,750 6,347 .97 1.53 16.66 100.4 12.74 Utah .................................... 18,469 11,765 .47 .40 9.53 106.6 25.07 Virginia............................... 19,739 12,875 1.00 .78 9.73 142.9 36.80 Washington......................... 3,984 7,803 .90 1.16 15.05 171.0 26.68 West Virginia..................... 103,634 12,375 1.47 1.19 11.41 135.5 33.55 Wyoming............................ 321,127 8,658 .33 .38 5.33 107.3 18.59 Subtotal ............................. 903,262 10,165 1.01 .99 9.03 121.5 24.70

Imported 1 ........................ 4,969 11,906 .57 .48 5.57 148.6 35.39 Total ................................ 908,232 10,174 1.01 .99 9.01 121.7 24.76 1 Imported includes coal from Australia, Colombia, Indonesia, Poland, and Venezuela. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 17. Receipts of Lignite by Electric Utility, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Basin Electric Power Coop ....................... 9,028 6,622 0.68 1.03 8.36 71.9 9.53 Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc.................. 2,810 6,963 .92 1.32 12.49 133.7 18.62 Coop Power Assn ...................................... 7,150 6,189 .66 1.06 11.34 81.3 10.06 Houston Lighting & Power Co ................. 8,938 6,592 1.05 1.59 17.06 102.9 13.56 Minnkota Power Coop Inc ........................ 4,468 6,641 .89 1.34 8.92 58.2 7.73 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co .................... 3,157 6,972 1.00 1.43 8.34 81.6 11.37 San Miguel Electric Coop Inc................... 3,086 5,271 1.76 3.34 26.86 72.3 7.62 Southwestern Electric Power Co............... 3,627 6,583 1.17 1.78 14.34 110.2 14.51 Texas-New Mexico Power Co .................. 1,640 6,771 .91 1.34 18.14 143.3 19.41 Texas Utilities Electric Co ........................ 32,460 6,334 .85 1.34 15.76 98.4 12.47 United Power Assn.................................... 1,062 6,703 .67 .99 9.83 69.7 9.35

Total...................................................... 77,425 6,434 .90 1.39 14.17 92.8 11.94 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • This table includes all lignite mined in the continental United States and reported on FERC Form 423. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1995-1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Country of Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) 1999............................................................ 4,969 11,906 0.57 0.48 5.6 148.6 35.39

Alabama Electric Coop Inc ................. 291 11,513 .54 .47 4.4 139.8 32.19 Colombia ......................................... 291 11,513 .54 .47 4.4 139.8 32.19 Alabama Power Co .............................. 262 11,783 .55 .46 3.36 185.1 43.62 Colombia ......................................... 262 11,783 .55 .46 3.4 185.1 43.62 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co .............. 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131.5 31.57 Colombia ......................................... 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131.5 31.57 Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp 626 12,890 .65 .50 6.43 160.2 41.30 Colombia ......................................... 36 13,277 .62 .47 7.27 161.8 42.96 Venezuela ........................................ 589 12,866 .65 .51 6.38 160.1 41.19 Florida Power Corp ............................. 99 12,867 .70 .55 5.99 173.4 44.63 Venezuela ........................................ 99 12,867 .70 .55 5.99 173.4 44.63 Gulf Power Co 1 .................................... 310 12,483 .64 .51 5.97 148.2 37.00 Colombia ......................................... 67 11,871 .54 .45 3.68 153.4 36.41 Venezuela ........................................ 243 12,652 .67 .53 6.60 146.9 37.16 Jacksonville Electric Auth ................... 1,083 11,791 .66 .56 7.51 145.7 34.35 Australia .......................................... 63 11,506 .67 .58 11.80 124.2 28.58 Colombia ......................................... 1,020 11,808 .66 .56 7.24 146.9 34.70 Lakeland City of ................................... 32 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168.1 38.90 Colombia ......................................... 32 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168.1 38.90 Mississippi Power Co ........................... 717 11,706 .43 .37 4.24 145.6 34.09 Colombia ......................................... 701 11,696 .43 .36 4.16 145.7 34.07 Venezuela ........................................ 16 12,165 .75 .62 7.60 142.5 34.67 Public Service Co of NH ...................... 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142.6 37.05 Venezuela ........................................ 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142.6 37.05 Savannah Electric & Power Co .......... 434 12,535 .75 .60 7.24 139.2 34.91 Venezuela ........................................ 434 12,535 .75 .60 7.24 139.2 34.91 Tampa Electric Co ............................... 539 9,400 .14 .14 2.61 135.4 25.46 Venezuela ........................................ 151 9,373 .18 .19 6.70 146.6 27.47 Indonesia ......................................... 388 9,410 .12 .13 1.02 131.1 24.68 United Illuminating Co ........................ 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.3 45.85 Venezuela ........................................ 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.3 45.85 Vineland City of.................................... 5 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.57 Poland .............................................. 4 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.57 Venezuela ........................................ 1 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.57 1998............................................................ 5,845 11,967 .61 .51 5.67 155.6 37.24

Cajun Electric Power Coop Inc .......... 303 9,485 .09 .09 .86 187.6 35.58 Indonesia ......................................... 303 9,485 .09 .09 .86 187.6 35.58 Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp 594 13,070 .63 .48 7.08 167.3 43.72 Colombia ......................................... 35 13,309 .62 .47 7.38 169.8 45.20 Venezuela ........................................ 559 13,055 .63 .48 7.06 167.1 43.63 Central Power & Light Co .................. 103 12,588 .69 .55 7.68 168.5 42.42 Colombia ......................................... 60 12,760 .66 .52 6.60 171.0 43.65 Venezuela ........................................ 42 12,344 .73 .59 9.20 164.8 40.69 Florida Power Corp ............................. 80 12,968 .73 .56 5.67 166.9 43.30 Venezuela ........................................ 80 12,968 .73 .56 5.67 166.9 43.30 Gulf Power Co 1 .................................... 434 12,415 .69 .56 5.64 149.6 37.13 Colombia ......................................... 321 12,349 .65 .53 5.25 150.4 37.15 Venezuela ........................................ 112 12,602 .81 .64 6.74 147.2 37.10 Jacksonville Electric Auth ................... 1,588 11,821 .66 .56 6.84 145.1 34.30 Colombia ......................................... 1,588 11,821 .66 .56 6.84 145.1 34.30 Lakeland City of ................................... 43 12,941 .62 .48 5.70 175.7 45.48 Venezuela ........................................ 43 12,941 .62 .48 5.70 175.7 45.48 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1995-1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Country of Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) 1998

Mississippi Power Co ........................... 174 12,586 0.75 0.60 6.94 140.4 35.35 Venezuela ........................................ 174 12,586 .75 .60 6.94 140.4 35.35 New England Power Co ....................... 939 12,578 .65 .52 6.18 160.9 40.48 Colombia ......................................... 467 12,116 .62 .51 5.82 169.9 41.16 Venezuela ........................................ 472 13,036 .68 .53 6.54 152.7 39.81 Public Service Co of NH ...................... 366 12,940 .65 .50 5.70 150.5 38.95 Colombia ......................................... 35 13,188 .64 .49 5.50 172.8 45.58 Venezuela ........................................ 331 12,914 .65 .51 5.72 148.1 38.25 Public Service Electric&Gas Co ........ 39 12,998 .68 .52 5.50 155.3 40.37 Venezuela ........................................ 39 12,998 .68 .52 5.50 155.3 40.37 San Antonio City of.............................. 67 11,972 .57 .47 5.21 190.9 45.70 Colombia ......................................... 24 11,600 .33 .28 3.80 200.6 46.54 Venezuela ........................................ 43 12,179 .70 .57 6.00 185.7 45.22 Savannah Electric & Power Co .......... 414 12,492 1.01 .81 7.19 144.6 36.14 Venezuela ........................................ 414 12,492 1.01 .81 7.19 144.6 36.14 Tampa Electric Co ............................... 597 9,515 .21 .22 1.09 157.1 29.89 Indonesia ......................................... 597 9,515 .21 .22 1.09 157.1 29.89 United Illuminating Co ........................ 106 13,084 .60 .46 5.47 171.0 44.75 Venezuela ........................................ 106 13,084 .60 .46 5.47 171.0 44.75 1997............................................................ 4,871 11,848 .68 .57 5.81 159.5 37.80

Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp 497 13,131 .65 .49 6.63 172.6 45.32 Colombia ......................................... 147 13,032 .65 .50 7.17 171.3 44.64 Venezuela ........................................ 350 13,172 .65 .49 6.40 173.1 45.61 Central Power & Light Co .................. 26 11,665 .47 .40 6.00 173.2 40.41 Colombia ......................................... 26 11,665 .47 .40 6.00 173.2 40.41 Jacksonville Electric Auth ................... 1,385 11,851 .78 .66 7.42 150.1 35.59 Colombia ......................................... 1,385 11,851 .78 .66 7.42 150.1 35.59 New England Power Co ....................... 1,460 12,365 .65 .52 6.01 165.4 40.90 Colombia ......................................... 1,078 12,112 .63 .52 5.93 166.2 40.26 Venezuela ........................................ 383 13,078 .68 .52 6.22 163.3 42.70 Public Service Co of NH ...................... 305 12,345 .64 .52 5.98 164.7 40.66 Colombia ......................................... 35 13,231 .63 .48 6.70 160.1 42.37 Venezuela ........................................ 229 12,217 .67 .55 6.13 160.7 39.27 Indonesia ......................................... 41 12,300 .49 .40 4.50 190.7 46.92 San Antonio City of.............................. 73 11,603 .34 .29 3.89 176.9 41.06 Colombia ......................................... 73 11,603 .34 .29 3.89 176.9 41.06 Savannah Electric & Power Co .......... 279 11,949 1.28 1.07 7.72 135.1 32.29 Venezuela ........................................ 279 11,949 1.28 1.07 7.72 135.1 32.29 Tacoma Public Utilities ........................ 10 10,144 .43 .42 12.25 171.4 34.79 Canada ............................................. 10 10,144 .43 .42 12.25 171.4 34.79 Tampa Electric Co ............................... 800 9,859 .43 .44 1.59 159.6 31.47 Venezuela ........................................ 59 12,953 1.47 1.13 3.50 130.2 33.73 Indonesia ......................................... 741 9,614 .35 .37 1.44 162.7 31.29 United Illuminating Co ........................ 35 13,387 .64 .48 4.30 169.6 45.41 Venezuela ........................................ 35 13,387 .64 .48 4.30 169.6 45.41 1996............................................................ 4,699 11,797 .63 .53 5.77 161.5 38.10

Gulf Power Co 1 .................................... 298 12,207 .96 .79 5.94 231.9 56.61 Venezuela ........................................ 298 12,207 .96 .79 5.94 231.9 56.61 Jacksonville Electric Auth ................... 1,417 11,810 .66 .56 7.71 152.9 36.11 Colombia ......................................... 1,417 11,810 .66 .56 7.71 152.9 36.11 New England Power Co ....................... 1,766 12,586 .65 .51 6.00 159.9 40.25 Colombia ......................................... 630 12,032 .58 .48 5.60 161.7 38.91 Venezuela ........................................ 1,135 12,893 .68 .53 6.23 159.0 40.99 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 18. Receipts, Quality, and Average Delivered Cost of Imported Coal, 1995-1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash Country of Origin (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) 1996

Public Service Co of NH ...................... 154 12,586 0.60 0.48 5.72 174.2 43.84 Colombia ......................................... 32 12,169 .66 .54 5.68 161.9 39.41 Venezuela ........................................ 96 12,774 .55 .43 5.07 181.3 46.32 Indonesia ......................................... 26 12,412 .72 .58 8.20 161.9 40.19 Savannah Electric & Power Co .......... 210 12,143 1.08 .89 6.71 152.8 37.11 Venezuela ........................................ 210 12,143 1.08 .89 6.71 152.8 37.11 Tacoma Public Utilities ........................ 18 9,861 .44 .45 12.97 174.6 34.44 Canada ............................................. 18 9,861 .44 .45 12.97 174.6 34.44 Tampa Electric Co ............................... 808 9,655 .29 .30 1.48 149.7 28.91 Indonesia ......................................... 808 9,655 .29 .30 1.48 149.7 28.91 United Illuminating Co ........................ 28 13,174 .61 .46 4.10 185.0 48.74 Venezuela ........................................ 28 13,174 .61 .46 4.10 185.0 48.74 1995............................................................ 4,398 12,070 .68 .56 6.26 171.8 41.46

Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp 28 13,281 .56 .42 7.30 224.1 59.53 Venezuela ........................................ 28 13,281 .56 .42 7.30 224.1 59.53 Delmarva Power & Light Co .............. 7 13,141 .75 .57 7.07 180.3 47.39 Colombia ......................................... 7 13,141 .75 .57 7.07 180.3 47.39 Gulf Power Co 1 .................................... 891 12,342 .93 .75 6.32 231.5 57.16 Venezuela ........................................ 891 12,342 .93 .75 6.32 231.5 57.16 Jacksonville Electric Auth ................... 1,341 11,826 .67 .57 7.52 151.5 35.82 Colombia ......................................... 1,341 11,826 .67 .57 7.52 151.5 35.82 New England Power Co ....................... 1,462 12,577 .64 .51 6.16 159.6 40.15 Colombia ......................................... 558 12,195 .60 .49 5.24 157.1 38.33 Venezuela ........................................ 904 12,813 .67 .52 6.73 161.0 41.27 Public Service Co of NH ...................... 296 12,658 .61 .48 6.16 162.2 41.06 Colombia ......................................... 134 12,634 .61 .48 6.45 162.5 41.07 Venezuela ........................................ 82 13,044 .71 .54 7.24 156.5 40.84 Indonesia ......................................... 80 12,300 .52 .42 4.56 167.8 41.28 Tacoma Public Utilities ........................ 24 10,066 .47 .47 13.14 166.0 33.42 Canada ............................................. 24 10,066 .47 .47 13.14 166.0 33.42 Tampa Electric Co ............................... 349 9,696 .31 .32 1.16 143.8 27.88 Indonesia ......................................... 349 9,696 .31 .32 1.16 143.8 27.88 1 Coal shown as imported from Venezuela and delivered to the Gulf Power Company during 1995 and 1996 includes some coal that was a mixture of Illinois and Venezuela coal delivered under contract to the company.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 19. Receipts of Appalachian Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Alabama Electric Coop Inc ....................... 716 11,866 1.61 1.36 12.52 137.2 32.56 Alabama Power Co.................................... 12,295 12,163 .99 .82 12.65 180.7 43.95 American Mun Power Ohio Inc................ 832 11,583 4.70 4.05 15.05 89.6 20.75 Appalachian Power Co.............................. 13,649 12,261 .75 .61 12.06 132.4 32.48 Atlantic City Electric Co........................... 679 12,884 2.12 1.65 9.66 157.2 40.50 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.................... 5,515 12,728 .88 .69 10.42 139.4 35.50 Cardinal Operating Co............................... 3,660 12,273 1.52 1.23 12.01 225.0 55.24 Carolina Power & Light Co...................... 11,546 12,544 .91 .72 10.08 147.9 37.12 Cedar Falls City of .................................... 44 12,057 1.31 1.09 12.51 160.8 38.78 Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp ............ 231 13,058 .67 .51 8.22 166.6 43.51 Central Operating Co................................. 2,658 12,146 1.49 1.22 12.49 122.7 29.79 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co ................... 11,773 12,092 2.00 1.66 11.35 110.2 26.65 Cleveland Electric Illum Co...................... 3,738 12,851 2.08 1.61 8.73 124.4 31.98 Columbia City of ....................................... 40 13,402 1.23 .92 6.62 199.6 53.49 Columbus Southern Power Co.................. 4,118 11,972 2.68 2.24 8.87 121.4 29.07 Consumers Power Co ................................ 5,192 12,343 .84 .68 11.15 153.1 37.79 Dayton Power & Light Co........................ 7,589 11,562 .78 .67 14.53 119.6 27.66 Delmarva Power & Light Co.................... 1,204 12,935 .97 .75 9.26 158.9 41.12 Detroit Edison Co...................................... 5,825 13,079 1.36 1.04 7.36 124.1 32.47 Duke Power Co ......................................... 14,802 12,398 .82 .66 10.56 140.4 34.82 Duquesne Light Co.................................... 2,042 12,659 1.99 1.58 10.29 144.1 36.49 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc................ 3,938 12,343 .87 .70 10.59 113.5 28.02 Florida Power Corp ................................... 5,347 14,575 .84 .58 9.06 172.7 50.35 Gainesville Regional Utilities ................... 557 13,074 .64 .49 7.09 165.2 43.19 Georgia Power Co ..................................... 24,559 12,550 .91 .73 10.45 155.8 39.10 Gulf Power Co........................................... 153 12,325 1.59 1.29 11.21 152.4 37.56 Hamilton City of........................................ 138 12,404 .92 .74 9.88 144.5 35.84 Holland City of.......................................... 169 13,080 .85 .65 6.70 156.7 40.99 Holyoke Water Power Co ......................... 324 13,218 .90 .68 7.05 173.6 45.90 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp................ 1,367 13,020 1.64 1.26 7.76 146.3 38.10 Indiana Michigan Power Co ..................... 3,516 12,314 .96 .78 10.00 119.2 29.35 Jacksonville Electric Auth......................... 2,097 12,604 1.29 1.02 8.81 159.6 40.24 Jamestown City of ..................................... 89 12,703 1.79 1.41 9.55 128.2 32.58 Kentucky Power Co................................... 3,218 12,215 1.11 .91 10.12 105.6 25.80 Kentucky Utilities Co................................ 6,573 12,242 1.32 1.08 11.50 112.9 27.65 Lakeland City of........................................ 758 12,849 1.43 1.11 9.09 174.0 44.71 Lansing City of.......................................... 668 12,647 .87 .69 8.79 158.7 40.14 Louisville Gas & Electric Co.................... 1,146 11,813 3.24 2.74 14.54 89.0 21.02 Manitowoc Public Utilities........................ 104 13,140 1.39 1.06 6.98 162.4 42.69 Marquette City of ...................................... 18 13,593 .90 .66 5.40 155.1 42.17 Metropolitan Edison Co ............................ 1,180 13,149 1.53 1.16 6.94 140.4 36.93 Michigan South Central Pwr Agy............. 118 11,993 3.21 2.67 11.18 155.0 37.19 Monongahela Power Co ............................ 13,345 12,534 3.01 2.40 10.81 104.6 26.23 Montaup Electric Co ................................. 70 12,891 .67 .52 7.98 172.3 44.42 New York State Elec & Gas Corp ........... 1,152 12,973 2.22 1.71 8.24 134.3 34.84 Niagara Mohawk Power Corp................... 1,101 13,140 1.90 1.45 7.09 137.1 36.03 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co.................. 276 12,969 2.54 1.96 8.41 118.2 30.66 Northern States Power Co......................... 16 13,593 .78 .57 5.70 192.2 52.25 Ohio Edison Co ......................................... 7,069 12,316 1.58 1.29 11.84 112.4 27.69 Ohio Power Co .......................................... 14,504 11,865 2.47 2.08 11.73 164.9 39.13 Ohio Valley Electric Corp......................... 3,080 12,847 2.42 1.89 8.11 110.8 28.47 Orange & Rockland Utils Inc ................... 268 12,972 .59 .46 7.93 183.9 47.70 Orlando Utilities Comm ............................ 2,116 12,807 1.11 .86 8.56 168.3 43.12 Orrville City of .......................................... 186 11,609 3.50 3.02 10.19 101.2 23.50 Painesville City of ..................................... 92 12,528 2.52 2.01 8.36 131.7 32.99 Pennsylvania Electric Co........................... 12,679 12,400 2.01 1.62 13.13 115.8 28.71 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co .............. 7,164 12,762 1.64 1.28 10.70 137.7 35.15 Pennsylvania Power Co............................. 5,004 12,047 3.38 2.81 12.53 160.9 38.78 Philadelphia Electric Co............................ 1,260 13,209 1.83 1.39 7.61 144.5 38.18 Potomac Edison Co ................................... 122 12,320 .97 .79 12.76 130.3 32.11 Potomac Electric Power Co ...................... 6,591 13,172 1.26 .96 8.08 137.9 36.33 PSI Energy Inc........................................... 944 13,196 2.25 1.70 7.18 115.0 30.35 Public Service Co of NH .......................... 829 13,221 1.76 1.33 6.78 156.8 41.47 Public Service Electric&Gas Co ............... 1,911 13,245 .79 .59 8.28 141.1 37.39 Richmond City of ...................................... 211 12,329 2.72 2.21 9.68 122.5 30.21 Rochester Public Utilities.......................... * 13,500 1.00 .74 6.00 150.0 40.50 Rochester Gas & Electric Corp................. 579 13,180 2.14 1.62 7.31 140.5 37.04 Savannah Electric & Power Co ................ 357 11,423 .93 .82 16.12 146.2 33.40 Seminole Electric Coop Inc ...................... 949 13,251 2.66 2.01 7.08 143.1 37.93 See footnotes at end of table.



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## Table 19. Receipts of Appalachian Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) South Carolina Electric&Gas Co .............. 6,078 12,729 1.10 0.86 9.26 149.1 37.97 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth.................. 6,026 12,886 1.20 .93 8.27 134.0 34.53 South Mississippi El Pwr Assn................. 1,038 12,381 .88 .71 9.69 189.5 46.93 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co ............. 132 13,056 1.52 1.16 7.34 123.7 32.30 Tampa Electric Co..................................... 798 12,891 1.52 1.18 7.87 201.2 51.87 Tennessee Valley Authority ...................... 10,031 12,575 1.50 1.19 10.18 122.7 30.86 Toledo Edison Co...................................... 46 12,712 .71 .56 9.63 130.0 33.04 Vineland City of ........................................ 2 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.1 49.60 Virginia Electric & Power Co................... 13,613 12,577 1.59 1.26 10.81 127.1 31.98 West Penn Power Co................................. 4,603 12,809 2.32 1.81 8.97 110.5 28.30 Wisconsin Electric Power Co ................... 951 13,113 1.57 1.20 6.82 140.5 36.86 Wisconsin Power & Light Co................... 12 13,073 3.07 2.35 7.10 141.4 36.97 Wyandotte Municipal Serv Comm ........... 129 12,704 1.00 .79 9.16 144.9 36.81

Total ...................................................... 289,520 12,497 1.50 1.20 10.64 137.7 34.43 * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • The Appalachian Region includes Alabama, Georgia, eastern Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 20. Receipts of Interior Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Alabama Electric Coop Inc ....................... 545 11,926 1.07 0.90 6.05 143.4 34.21 Alabama Power Co.................................... 1,509 12,435 2.02 1.62 9.47 125.5 31.21 Associated Electric Coop Inc.................... 3 11,214 2.43 2.17 8.01 130.0 29.16 Big Rivers Electric Corp ........................... 263 11,422 2.58 2.26 8.77 103.5 23.65 Central Electric Pwr Coop-MO................. 135 11,014 2.73 2.48 9.06 127.7 28.14 Central Illinois Light Co ........................... 2,669 10,903 2.47 2.27 8.05 141.7 30.90 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co ..................... 2,857 10,544 1.42 1.35 8.52 156.2 32.95 Central Iowa Power Coop ......................... 191 12,168 2.79 2.29 9.55 113.4 27.60 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co ................... 33 12,005 1.87 1.56 9.98 110.8 26.60 Commonwealth Edison Co........................ 28 8,377 2.71 3.23 24.69 155.6 26.07 Dairyland Power Coop .............................. 710 12,015 1.05 .87 6.02 135.2 32.49 Empire District Electric Co....................... 152 11,986 3.31 2.76 12.14 120.1 28.78 Georgia Power Co ..................................... 1,124 12,117 1.08 .89 6.55 149.0 36.10 Grand Haven City of ................................. 156 11,068 2.32 2.09 10.22 132.1 29.24 Grand River Dam Authority ..................... 112 12,993 3.91 3.01 9.18 101.7 26.43 Gulf Power Co........................................... 3,084 12,205 1.44 1.18 7.22 141.9 34.64 Hoosier Energy R E C Inc........................ 3,859 11,168 2.90 2.60 10.10 123.8 27.66 IES Utilities Co ......................................... 61 12,057 1.06 .88 6.50 158.2 38.15 Illinois Power Co....................................... 4,759 10,832 2.64 2.44 10.08 108.5 23.50 Independence City of................................. 142 10,695 3.54 3.31 16.57 132.2 28.28 Indiana Michigan Power Co ..................... 244 12,178 1.39 1.14 6.76 119.9 29.21 Indianapolis Power & Light Co................ 8,101 11,150 2.32 2.08 8.89 96.9 21.61 Interstate Power Co ................................... 149 11,608 1.04 .90 8.53 113.0 26.23 Kansas City Power & Light Co................ 400 10,950 4.06 3.71 19.59 103.8 22.73 Kentucky Utilities Co................................ 945 11,379 2.62 2.30 10.16 100.1 22.79 Louisville Gas & Electric Co.................... 5,644 11,174 3.40 3.04 12.16 96.3 21.53 Madison Gas & Electric Co...................... 142 10,743 1.31 1.22 9.41 143.4 30.80 Manitowoc Public Utilities........................ 15 11,500 1.11 .97 8.01 153.8 35.38 Mississippi Power Co................................ 1,418 12,227 1.52 1.25 7.20 141.8 34.68 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co.................. 2,956 11,016 2.92 2.65 9.40 117.8 25.95 Owensboro City of .................................... 1,304 10,986 3.37 3.07 11.54 94.0 20.65 PSI Energy Inc........................................... 15,087 11,010 1.73 1.57 9.02 108.6 23.91 Richmond City of ...................................... 123 11,423 2.60 2.28 8.26 127.0 29.02 Rochester Public Utilities.......................... 106 11,064 .88 .80 8.85 158.5 35.08 Seminole Electric Coop Inc ...................... 2,160 12,077 2.94 2.43 7.63 171.7 41.46 Southern Illinois Power Coop ................... 770 10,721 2.84 2.65 16.88 94.5 20.26 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co ............. 2,651 11,446 3.84 3.36 9.18 94.8 21.71 Springfield City of..................................... 1,111 10,460 3.02 2.89 9.33 110.3 23.08 Springfield City of..................................... 140 12,052 1.17 .97 6.47 150.5 36.27 Tampa Electric Co..................................... 4,964 11,975 2.41 2.01 8.43 144.6 34.62 Tennessee Valley Authority ...................... 20,482 11,509 3.12 2.71 12.38 103.7 23.87 Union Electric Co...................................... 1,289 11,766 1.88 1.59 7.28 138.1 32.50 Wisconsin Power & Light Co................... 4 12,017 1.08 .90 7.09 168.4 40.47

Total...................................................... 92,599 11,338 2.52 2.22 9.95 115.6 26.21 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • The Interior Region includes Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, western Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas. • This table excludes all lignite receipts. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 21. Receipts of Western Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Alabama Power Co.................................... 10,332 8,679 0.34 0.39 5.07 116.6 20.24 Ames City of ............................................. 238 8,884 .18 .21 4.34 140.9 25.03 Arizona Electric Pwr Coop Inc................. 1,435 9,929 .46 .47 14.89 116.2 23.06 Arizona Public Service Co........................ 12,301 9,280 .67 .72 18.98 113.6 21.08 Arkansas Power & Light Co..................... 13,078 8,665 .27 .31 4.79 146.3 25.36 Associated Electric Coop Inc.................... 9,138 8,886 .19 .21 4.37 83.2 14.78 Basin Electric Power Coop ....................... 7,406 8,361 .41 .49 5.45 44.3 7.41 Black Hills Corp........................................ 496 8,078 .57 .70 7.04 42.7 6.90 Cajun Electric Power Coop Inc ................ 6,648 8,338 .46 .55 5.78 146.2 24.39 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co ..................... 3,485 8,976 .26 .29 5.10 106.2 19.07 Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc.................. 2,054 8,614 .68 .79 7.54 138.2 23.80 Central Power & Light Co........................ 2,583 9,658 .30 .32 5.39 140.5 27.14 Cleveland Electric Illum Co...................... 80 8,862 .23 .26 4.82 114.4 20.28 Colorado Springs City of .......................... 1,450 10,596 .41 .39 7.31 116.2 24.64 Commonwealth Edison Co........................ 14,178 8,819 .39 .45 5.27 192.0 33.87 Consumers Power Co ................................ 3,750 8,823 .37 .42 5.77 104.4 18.42 Dairyland Power Coop .............................. 2,117 9,180 .23 .25 4.95 108.3 19.88 Deseret Generation & Tran Coop ............. 1,502 10,327 .42 .40 10.88 157.5 32.53 Detroit Edison Co...................................... 14,619 9,162 .29 .32 4.50 128.7 23.58 Electric Energy Inc.................................... 4,935 8,742 .24 .27 4.56 87.4 15.28 Empire District Electric Co....................... 952 8,863 .20 .22 4.50 104.4 18.51 Fremont City of ......................................... 249 8,778 .20 .22 4.47 92.0 16.15 Georgia Power Co ..................................... 6,821 8,724 .34 .39 5.38 151.5 26.44 Grand Island City of.................................. 375 8,299 .37 .45 5.42 65.0 10.80 Grand River Dam Authority ..................... 3,837 8,429 .33 .39 5.35 85.0 14.33 Gulf States Utilities Co ............................. 2,343 8,629 .45 .53 5.80 129.6 22.37 Hastings City of......................................... 399 8,307 .34 .41 5.47 64.1 10.66 Houston Lighting & Power Co ................. 11,121 8,625 .36 .42 5.21 170.9 29.49 IES Utilities Co ......................................... 5,538 8,458 .35 .41 5.62 85.3 14.42 Illinois Power Co....................................... 1,444 11,149 .47 .42 8.45 133.7 29.82 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp................ 3,693 8,841 .22 .25 4.79 97.1 17.17 Indiana Michigan Power Co ..................... 8,043 8,750 .23 .27 4.52 107.1 18.74 Interstate Power Co ................................... 1,631 9,332 .37 .40 6.40 109.5 20.45 Kansas City City of ................................... 1,400 8,468 .38 .45 5.29 76.5 12.96 Kansas City Power & Light Co................ 9,915 8,602 .31 .36 5.20 71.9 12.37 Kansas Power & Light Co ........................ 10,795 8,639 .35 .41 4.86 109.6 18.94 Kentucky Utilities Co................................ 304 8,856 .18 .20 4.40 108.2 19.16 Lansing City of.......................................... 705 8,804 .27 .31 5.40 133.0 23.42 Los Angeles City of .................................. 4,898 11,737 .51 .44 9.12 144.7 33.98 Lower Colorado River Authority.............. 7,996 8,563 .34 .39 5.50 92.7 15.87 Marquette City of ...................................... 138 9,321 .35 .37 4.23 116.6 21.73 Minnesota Power & Light Co................... 3,899 9,040 .54 .60 6.38 115.1 20.80 Mississippi Power Co................................ 3,250 9,990 .42 .42 6.37 151.3 30.23 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co .................... * 7,072 .64 .90 6.81 54.2 7.67 Montana Power Co.................................... 10,202 8,471 .73 .86 9.75 72.4 12.27 Muscatine City of ...................................... 1,146 8,244 .89 1.08 6.66 77.0 12.69 Nebraska Public Power District ................ 6,051 8,616 .26 .30 4.49 49.2 8.49 Nevada Power Co...................................... 1,906 11,653 .46 .39 8.92 117.3 27.33 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co.................. 5,729 9,306 .43 .47 5.71 129.5 24.11 Northern States Power Co......................... 12,262 8,814 .40 .45 6.26 107.0 18.87 Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co ................... 11,496 8,619 .30 .35 5.31 82.2 14.17 Omaha Public Power District.................... 4,896 8,370 .33 .40 5.73 59.9 10.03 Otter Tail Power Co .................................. 2,409 8,723 .57 .65 8.10 98.6 17.20 PacifiCorp .................................................. 30,773 9,560 .56 .58 9.61 93.0 17.78 Plains Elec Gen&Trans Coop Inc............. 926 9,260 .84 .91 17.25 131.5 24.35 Platte River Power Authority.................... 1,327 8,806 .25 .29 5.41 59.9 10.55 Portland General Electric Co .................... 2,326 8,961 .39 .44 6.41 107.9 19.34 Public Service Co of Colorado ................. 10,597 9,510 .37 .39 6.44 96.3 18.32 Public Service Co of NM.......................... 6,623 9,303 .83 .89 25.83 173.8 32.33 Public Service Co of Oklahoma ............... 3,716 8,643 .21 .24 4.59 118.0 20.40 Rochester Public Utilities.......................... * 8,800 .32 .36 5.00 92.0 16.19 Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist .................. 10,963 10,672 .50 .47 10.71 127.2 27.14 San Antonio City of .................................. 6,879 8,470 .33 .39 5.73 96.2 16.29 Sierra Pacific Power Co ............................ 1,676 11,548 .41 .36 8.63 140.5 32.45 Sikeston City of ......................................... 1,006 8,750 .34 .39 5.55 100.5 17.59 Southern California Edison Co ................. 4,493 10,981 .49 .44 9.79 130.5 28.65 Southern Illinois Power Coop ................... 5 8,580 .54 .63 8.64 108.2 18.58 Southwestern Electric Power Co............... 9,221 8,514 .29 .35 4.63 150.9 25.69 Southwestern Public Service Co ............... 8,959 8,794 .34 .39 5.37 145.4 25.58 See footnotes at end of table.



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## Table 21. Receipts of Western Region Coal by Electric Utility, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Btu Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents per (dollars per short tons) (per (percent (pounds (percent million Btu) short ton) pound) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Springfield City of..................................... 1,617 8,912 0.18 0.21 4.30 102.3 18.23 St Joseph Light & Power Co .................... 457 9,606 .30 .31 5.49 94.4 18.13 Sunflower Electric Coop Inc..................... 1,561 8,465 .31 .37 5.39 106.1 17.96 Tampa Electric Co..................................... 430 8,802 .20 .22 4.47 126.4 22.25 Tennessee Valley Authority ...................... 11,510 10,607 .42 .40 7.45 116.6 24.74 Texas Municipal Power Agency ............... 1,920 8,430 .33 .39 5.62 120.2 20.26 Texas Utilities Electric Co ........................ 2,094 8,369 .32 .38 5.52 107.5 17.99 Toledo Edison Co...................................... 1,816 8,782 .25 .28 5.10 116.3 20.42 Tri State G & T Assn Inc ......................... 5,015 10,257 .44 .43 7.32 106.2 21.79 Tucson Electric Power Co......................... 3,523 9,435 .82 .87 16.37 149.8 28.27 Union Electric Co...................................... 16,500 8,679 .26 .30 5.03 93.2 16.18 UtiliCorp United Inc.................................. 1,395 9,623 .38 .39 5.63 89.1 17.15 West Texas Utilities Co ............................ 2,888 8,416 .42 .50 5.35 130.1 21.90 Western Farmers Elec Coop Inc ............... 1,838 8,710 .28 .32 5.00 104.8 18.26 Wisconsin Electric Power Co ................... 10,567 9,079 .33 .36 5.85 93.7 17.02 Wisconsin Power & Light Co................... 7,436 8,666 .35 .40 5.20 102.8 17.82 Wisconsin Public Service Corp................. 3,512 8,821 .25 .28 4.84 104.1 18.36

Total...................................................... 443,718 9,049 .39 .43 6.90 112.0 20.27 * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • The Western Region includes Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. • This table excludes all lignite receipts. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MMBtu) by weight) Alabama 1 .......................................... 30,192 10,963 1.02 0.93 9.32 147.6 32.36 Alabama .................................... 12,947 12,146 1.03 .85 12.64 178.5 43.36 Colorado .................................... 30 11,383 .40 .35 9.21 112.4 25.58 Illinois........................................ 1,878 12,151 2.27 1.87 7.75 125.5 30.49 Kentucky ................................... 3,445 12,210 2.24 1.84 10.43 115.1 28.11 Pennsylvania.............................. 59 13,228 2.59 1.96 7.64 112.7 29.82 Tennessee .................................. 429 12,400 .89 .72 14.50 136.9 33.96 Virginia ...................................... 61 12,540 .82 .65 9.21 138.3 34.70 West Virginia............................ 457 12,063 2.66 2.20 11.33 112.7 27.18 Wyoming ................................... 10,332 8,679 .34 .39 5.07 116.6 20.24 Imported .................................... 553 11,641 .54 .47 3.90 161.5 37.60 Arizona.............................................. 19,712 10,257 .55 .53 12.67 132.7 27.21 Arizona ...................................... 8,129 10,941 .53 .48 9.44 116.7 25.54 Colorado .................................... 525 10,982 .44 .40 7.98 177.3 38.94 Montana ..................................... 70 9,372 .33 .35 4.21 122.8 23.02 New Mexico.............................. 10,857 9,733 .57 .59 15.47 143.9 28.00 Wyoming ................................... 132 8,800 .28 .31 5.04 119.5 21.03 Arkansas............................................ 15,406 8,651 .27 .31 4.75 145.6 25.19 Wyoming ................................... 15,406 8,651 .27 .31 4.75 145.6 25.19 Colorado............................................ 18,389 9,749 .38 .39 6.67 98.5 19.20 Colorado .................................... 10,442 10,636 .45 .42 8.11 107.6 22.89 Wyoming ................................... 7,947 8,582 .30 .35 4.77 83.6 14.35 Connecticut....................................... 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.3 45.85 Imported .................................... 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.3 45.85 Delaware............................................ 1,204 12,935 .97 .75 9.26 158.9 41.12 Kentucky ................................... 31 12,648 .66 .52 7.65 174.6 44.17 Maryland ................................... 123 13,019 1.46 1.12 10.11 145.5 37.87 Pennsylvania.............................. 324 13,238 1.35 1.02 6.61 143.5 37.98 Virginia ...................................... 213 13,412 .76 .57 7.28 173.9 46.64 West Virginia............................ 513 12,543 .71 .57 11.65 165.0 41.39 Florida 1 ............................................. 25,477 12,700 1.53 1.20 8.06 159.4 40.50 Alabama .................................... 72 11,960 2.22 1.86 14.16 133.0 31.80 Illinois........................................ 8,205 12,068 2.09 1.73 7.79 150.9 36.41 Kentucky ................................... 11,336 13,533 1.37 1.01 8.49 166.9 45.17 Pennsylvania.............................. 93 12,954 1.84 1.42 6.94 138.5 35.87 Virginia ...................................... 876 12,467 .74 .59 9.53 201.1 50.14 West Virginia............................ 2,400 12,908 1.70 1.31 8.73 151.3 39.07 Wyoming ................................... 430 8,802 .20 .22 4.47 126.4 22.25 Imported .................................... 2,064 11,319 .52 .46 5.88 145.7 32.99 Georgia.............................................. 33,296 11,740 .80 .68 9.30 154.6 36.29 Alabama .................................... 194 12,145 1.55 1.28 12.70 127.1 30.87 Illinois ........................................ 1,124 12,117 1.08 .89 6.55 149.0 36.10 Kentucky ................................... 15,388 12,547 .97 .77 9.92 151.6 38.05 Virginia ...................................... 5,491 12,834 .87 .68 10.41 151.6 38.92 West Virginia............................ 3,843 12,074 .69 .57 13.01 179.9 43.45 Wyoming ................................... 6,821 8,724 .34 .39 5.38 151.5 26.44 Imported .................................... 434 12,535 .75 .60 7.24 139.2 34.91 Illinois ................................................ 36,241 9,560 1.03 1.07 6.76 143.7 27.47 Colorado .................................... 1,066 11,638 .52 .45 9.61 127.7 29.72 Illinois........................................ 11,652 10,710 2.38 2.22 9.69 125.6 26.90 Indiana....................................... 440 11,060 1.99 1.80 8.73 142.8 31.59 Kentucky ................................... 102 12,031 2.24 1.86 11.04 125.2 30.11 Montana ..................................... 1,659 9,589 .35 .36 3.96 161.8 31.03 Utah ........................................... 338 11,560 .50 .43 9.35 138.4 31.99 Wyoming ................................... 20,983 8,739 .33 .38 5.11 155.8 27.22 Indiana .............................................. 56,933 10,620 1.58 1.49 7.84 111.0 23.58 Illinois........................................ 4,568 11,091 2.35 2.12 9.42 114.3 25.35 Indiana....................................... 28,428 11,110 2.28 2.05 9.10 106.2 23.60 Kentucky ................................... 1,961 12,576 1.14 .90 9.28 119.7 30.10 Ohio ........................................... 389 10,825 4.10 3.78 13.37 108.3 23.44 Pennsylvania.............................. 635 13,106 2.07 1.58 7.51 111.5 29.23 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MMBtu) by weight) Indiana (Continued) Virginia...................................... 997 13,864 0.69 0.50 5.61 157.1 43.57 West Virginia............................ 2,489 12,353 1.38 1.12 9.78 119.5 29.53 Wyoming ................................... 17,466 8,952 .30 .33 4.97 112.6 20.17 Iowa................................................... 21,474 8,581 .40 .47 5.54 82.1 14.09 Colorado .................................... 347 11,620 .50 .43 9.10 134.3 31.20 Illinois........................................ 379 11,952 1.82 1.52 8.63 120.3 28.75 Kentucky ................................... 21 11,794 2.95 2.51 10.05 117.4 27.70 Montana ..................................... 116 9,381 .34 .36 4.16 143.9 27.01 Ohio........................................... * 12,789 4.23 3.31 8.30 139.9 35.78 Pennsylvania .............................. 22 12,057 1.30 1.08 12.51 160.8 38.79 West Virginia............................ 22 12,054 1.30 1.08 12.52 160.9 38.79 Wyoming ................................... 20,566 8,453 .37 .44 5.41 79.2 13.40 Kansas............................................... 19,553 8,628 .43 .50 5.35 95.4 16.47 Colorado .................................... 587 10,916 .45 .41 7.87 135.7 29.63 Kansas ....................................... 400 10,950 4.06 3.71 19.59 103.8 22.73 Montana ..................................... 1,319 9,370 .34 .37 4.04 90.2 16.90 Oklahoma .................................. 66 12,321 3.34 2.71 11.21 118.8 29.27 Utah ........................................... 3 12,425 .45 .36 8.31 147.6 36.68 Wyoming ................................... 17,178 8,424 .34 .40 5.01 93.7 15.78 Kentucky 1 ......................................... 35,435 11,582 2.27 1.96 12.35 105.8 24.52 Colorado .................................... 3,088 11,800 .47 .40 8.34 132.1 31.18 Illinois ........................................ 236 11,787 2.51 2.13 10.22 101.0 23.81 Indiana ....................................... 1,868 11,194 3.38 3.02 10.04 98.7 22.10 Kentucky ................................... 21,415 11,436 2.69 2.35 13.71 101.7 23.26 Ohio........................................... 172 12,400 4.09 3.30 9.67 85.5 21.21 Pennsylvania.............................. 402 13,067 1.74 1.33 6.99 116.5 30.44 West Virginia............................ 7,486 12,189 1.71 1.40 11.86 108.2 26.38 Wyoming ................................... 768 8,783 .28 .32 5.03 104.3 18.31 Louisiana........................................... 13,854 8,149 .58 .72 7.40 139.8 22.79 Louisiana ................................... 2,810 6,963 .92 1.32 12.49 133.7 18.62 Wyoming ................................... 11,044 8,451 .50 .59 6.11 141.1 23.85 Maryland........................................... 11,143 12,943 1.12 .86 9.30 137.9 35.69 Kentucky ................................... 334 13,004 .74 .57 7.35 140.6 36.57 Maryland ................................... 227 13,066 1.48 1.14 9.97 130.8 34.19 Pennsylvania.............................. 3,114 13,123 1.51 1.15 7.55 137.0 35.95 Virginia ...................................... 65 13,157 1.08 .82 9.40 153.2 40.32 West Virginia............................ 7,373 12,861 .96 .75 10.11 138.3 35.57 Imported .................................... 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131.5 31.57 Massachusetts................................... 394 13,160 .86 .65 7.22 173.4 45.63 Kentucky ................................... 215 13,112 .74 .57 7.08 179.2 46.99 Pennsylvania .............................. 73 13,273 1.32 .99 6.53 161.8 42.95 West Virginia............................ 106 13,177 .79 .60 7.96 169.7 44.73 Michigan............................................ 33,281 10,487 .62 .59 6.49 130.6 27.39 Colorado .................................... 807 11,813 .51 .43 9.07 139.1 32.88 Indiana ....................................... 156 11,068 2.32 2.09 10.22 132.1 29.24 Kentucky ................................... 4,140 12,753 .86 .68 8.78 145.2 37.04 Montana ..................................... 9,314 9,428 .35 .37 4.45 145.8 27.48 Ohio ........................................... 131 12,054 3.12 2.58 10.86 155.3 37.44 Pennsylvania.............................. 2,575 13,168 1.47 1.12 6.69 121.8 32.07 West Virginia............................ 5,293 12,508 1.10 .88 10.49 142.6 35.68 Wyoming ................................... 10,864 8,785 .27 .31 5.06 102.1 17.94 Minnesota.......................................... 16,559 8,883 .44 .49 6.27 109.6 19.47 Colorado .................................... 12 11,803 .49 .42 7.50 127.2 30.03 Illinois ........................................ 23 12,030 1.11 .92 6.90 162.5 39.10 Indiana ....................................... 83 10,791 .82 .76 9.40 157.3 33.94 Kentucky ................................... * 13,500 1.00 .74 6.00 150.0 40.50 Montana ..................................... 8,616 8,911 .60 .67 7.54 111.0 19.77 Wyoming ................................... 7,825 8,819 .25 .28 4.84 107.2 18.90 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MMBtu) by weight) Mississippi ......................................... 6,423 11,062 0.74 0.67 6.85 155.2 34.34 Colorado .................................... 1,100 11,293 .51 .45 9.86 157.9 35.66 Illinois........................................ 1,413 12,228 1.52 1.24 7.20 141.9 34.71 Kentucky ................................... 1,043 12,380 .89 .72 9.68 189.2 46.85 Montana ..................................... 1,949 9,390 .36 .39 4.49 148.3 27.85 Wyoming ................................... 201 8,685 .42 .48 5.46 136.0 23.63 Imported .................................... 717 11,706 .43 .37 4.24 145.6 34.09 Missouri............................................. 37,486 8,948 .34 .38 5.04 92.6 16.56 Illinois........................................ 1,579 11,723 1.89 1.61 7.39 138.9 32.56 Kansas ....................................... 2 10,900 3.50 3.21 17.50 123.6 26.94 Kentucky ................................... 43 13,250 1.31 .99 6.72 195.5 51.80 Missouri ..................................... 196 10,996 3.52 3.20 15.63 122.6 26.96 Oklahoma .................................. 15 12,121 3.40 2.80 13.70 130.5 31.63 Utah ........................................... 104 12,132 .43 .36 8.01 117.4 28.49 Wyoming ................................... 35,546 8,798 .25 .28 4.87 89.3 15.71 Montana............................................ 10,417 8,435 .73 .86 9.71 72.7 12.26 Montana ..................................... 9,777 8,419 .76 .90 10.06 73.6 12.40 Wyoming ................................... 640 8,675 .21 .24 4.46 58.8 10.21 Nebraska........................................... 11,970 8,498 .30 .35 5.06 55.4 9.42 Utah ........................................... 3 11,378 .26 .23 7.40 127.4 28.99 Wyoming ................................... 11,968 8,498 .30 .35 5.06 55.4 9.42 Nevada............................................... 8,075 11,257 .46 .41 9.35 129.4 29.13 Arizona ...................................... 4,493 10,981 .49 .44 9.79 130.5 28.65 Utah ........................................... 3,582 11,604 .44 .38 8.78 128.1 29.72 New Hampshire ................................ 1,335 13,133 1.35 1.03 6.31 151.5 39.79 Ohio........................................... 7 13,017 2.44 1.87 6.20 157.6 41.03 Pennsylvania.............................. 638 13,186 1.61 1.22 6.80 158.3 41.73 West Virginia............................ 184 13,351 2.25 1.69 6.71 152.0 40.58 Imported .................................... 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142.6 37.05 New Jersey ........................................ 2,597 13,150 1.14 .86 8.64 145.4 38.23 Kentucky ................................... 151 12,864 .80 .62 8.92 146.3 37.64 Ohio........................................... 16 12,702 2.46 1.94 6.66 155.5 39.50 Virginia ...................................... 716 13,761 .71 .51 5.95 140.6 38.70 West Virginia............................ 1,710 12,924 1.33 1.03 9.76 147.2 38.04 Imported .................................... 5 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.57 New Mexico ...................................... 16,059 9,132 .80 .87 22.86 132.9 24.27 New Mexico.............................. 16,059 9,132 .80 .87 22.86 132.9 24.27 New York .......................................... 4,047 13,034 1.67 1.28 7.52 144.9 37.77 Kentucky ................................... 354 12,953 .61 .47 8.06 180.6 46.78 Pennsylvania.............................. 1,799 12,991 1.83 1.41 7.81 137.3 35.68 West Virginia............................ 1,268 13,188 2.25 1.71 7.49 138.3 36.49 Imported .................................... 626 12,890 .65 .50 6.43 160.2 41.30 North Carolina ................................. 25,575 12,450 .85 .68 10.39 143.8 35.80 Kentucky ................................... 12,198 12,428 .90 .73 10.04 142.8 35.49 Virginia ...................................... 659 12,739 .89 .69 10.75 143.8 36.63 West Virginia............................ 12,718 12,457 .79 .63 10.71 144.7 36.05 North Dakota .................................... 24,650 6,547 .75 1.15 9.39 73.0 9.56 North Dakota............................. 24,649 6,547 .75 1.15 9.39 73.0 9.56 Wyoming ................................... * 7,072 .64 .90 6.81 54.2 7.67 Ohio................................................... 51,568 11,918 1.98 1.66 11.31 136.2 32.47 Kentucky ................................... 9,061 11,886 .83 .70 12.56 121.4 28.85 Ohio ........................................... 18,332 11,778 3.45 2.93 10.81 145.7 34.32 Pennsylvania.............................. 4,336 13,185 2.01 1.53 7.56 110.5 29.13 Virginia ...................................... 400 13,612 .69 .51 5.80 133.1 36.23 West Virginia............................ 17,541 12,068 1.24 1.03 12.91 142.7 34.45 Wyoming ................................... 1,897 8,785 .25 .28 5.09 116.2 20.41 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MMBtu) by weight) Oklahoma .......................................... 20,999 8,619 0.31 0.36 5.18 91.2 15.73 Oklahoma .................................. 112 12,993 3.91 3.01 9.18 101.7 26.43 Wyoming ................................... 20,888 8,596 .29 .33 5.16 91.2 15.67 Oregon............................................... 2,326 8,961 .39 .44 6.41 107.9 19.34 Colorado .................................... 14 11,057 .48 .43 11.20 75.0 16.59 Utah ........................................... 287 11,870 .55 .46 11.93 102.6 24.36 Wyoming ................................... 2,025 8,535 .37 .43 5.60 109.2 18.65 Pennsylvania..................................... 33,932 12,552 2.15 1.71 11.37 129.9 32.61 Kentucky ................................... 41 12,784 1.11 .87 10.52 143.4 36.65 Ohio ........................................... 42 12,070 3.32 2.75 12.32 173.2 41.80 Pennsylvania .............................. 24,942 12,580 1.96 1.56 11.55 125.5 31.58 Virginia ...................................... 20 12,505 1.02 .82 13.05 143.5 35.90 West Virginia............................ 8,887 12,474 2.68 2.15 10.89 142.0 35.42 South Carolina ................................. 12,877 12,809 1.16 .90 8.78 141.6 36.29 Kentucky ................................... 10,982 12,783 1.13 .89 8.80 140.2 35.85 Tennessee .................................. 467 12,862 1.36 1.06 7.66 155.9 40.10 Virginia ...................................... 998 12,944 1.22 .94 9.30 149.9 38.81 West Virginia............................ 430 13,104 1.31 1.00 8.34 143.0 37.49 South Dakota .................................... 2,059 8,630 .60 .69 8.67 93.6 16.16 Montana ..................................... 1,499 8,715 .67 .77 9.39 92.8 16.17 Wyoming ................................... 560 8,401 .40 .48 6.77 96.0 16.13 Tennessee 1 ....................................... 27,537 11,635 1.58 1.36 8.82 113.1 26.32 Colorado .................................... 2,784 11,459 .48 .42 9.43 121.3 27.80 Illinois........................................ 2,643 12,351 1.95 1.58 7.86 104.6 25.83 Kentucky ................................... 12,817 11,982 2.21 1.85 9.69 113.3 27.15 Pennsylvania.............................. 898 13,215 2.33 1.76 7.76 107.7 28.45 Tennessee .................................. 1,088 12,389 1.24 1.00 10.74 119.0 29.49 Utah ........................................... 1,207 12,343 .51 .42 8.05 124.0 30.62 Virginia ...................................... 2,164 12,749 1.54 1.21 10.17 129.6 33.05 Wyoming ................................... 3,936 8,750 .32 .36 5.41 94.6 16.55 Texas.................................................. 101,084 7,506 .65 .87 10.90 120.0 18.01 Colorado .................................... 1,310 10,603 .40 .38 6.12 143.9 30.52 Texas ......................................... 49,750 6,347 .97 1.53 16.66 100.4 12.74 Wyoming ................................... 50,024 8,577 .34 .39 5.30 133.6 22.92 Utah................................................... 14,193 11,620 .46 .40 9.93 103.1 23.96 Colorado .................................... 1,248 10,219 .42 .41 10.89 162.0 33.12 Utah ........................................... 12,945 11,755 .47 .40 9.84 98.1 23.08 Virginia .............................................. 12,932 12,702 1.30 1.03 9.62 134.3 34.11 Kentucky ................................... 3,140 12,748 1.75 1.37 8.08 140.8 35.90 Maryland ................................... 146 10,280 3.61 3.52 27.06 87.5 18.00 Pennsylvania.............................. 268 13,162 2.51 1.91 6.09 138.5 36.47 Tennessee .................................. 7 12,500 1.52 1.22 9.60 140.8 35.20 Virginia ...................................... 7,078 12,714 1.04 .82 10.30 129.7 32.97 West Virginia............................ 2,292 12,699 1.22 .96 8.92 141.4 35.92 Washington....................................... 5,486 8,224 .75 .91 12.08 156.0 25.65 Montana ..................................... 1,502 9,342 .34 .37 4.22 122.7 22.93 Washington ................................ 3,984 7,803 .90 1.16 15.05 171.0 26.68 West Virginia .................................... 36,780 12,361 1.84 1.49 11.78 118.2 29.22 Kentucky ................................... 105 11,860 1.06 .90 11.84 102.4 24.28 Maryland ................................... 2,642 12,322 1.80 1.46 15.44 107.9 26.60 Ohio........................................... 1,376 12,523 4.06 3.24 9.25 90.9 22.76 Pennsylvania.............................. 4,044 12,930 1.62 1.25 8.29 106.4 27.51 West Virginia............................ 28,614 12,278 1.77 1.44 12.06 122.3 30.03 Wisconsin.......................................... 23,850 9,115 .39 .43 5.42 102.3 18.66 Colorado .................................... 763 11,724 .50 .43 8.88 144.6 33.91 Illinois ........................................ 714 12,015 1.05 .87 6.02 135.4 32.54 Indiana....................................... 157 10,817 1.29 1.20 9.27 144.4 31.25 Kentucky ................................... 58 13,314 1.07 .80 7.08 184.0 48.99 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 22. Destination and Origin of Coal by State, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Destination (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Origin Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MMBtu) by weight) Wisconsin (Continued) Montana ..................................... 642 9,333 0.34 0.37 4.18 119.8 22.36 New Mexico.............................. 228 12,059 .59 .49 13.86 160.3 38.66 Pennsylvania .............................. 992 13,115 1.59 1.21 6.78 141.0 36.99 West Virginia............................ 12 13,073 3.07 2.35 7.10 141.4 36.97 Wyoming ................................... 20,283 8,651 .30 .34 5.11 93.4 16.16 Wyoming........................................... 25,396 8,784 .51 .58 7.62 76.2 13.39 Wyoming ................................... 25,396 8,784 .51 .58 7.62 76.2 13.39 Total.............................................. 908,232 10,174 1.01 .99 9.01 121.7 24.76 1 The cost of coal shown for the States of Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee is not the total delivered cost of coal to these States. For more detailed information see footnotes 5, 6, and 7 at the end of Table 31. * =Number less than 0.5 rounded to zero. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Alabama............................................ 13,214 12,145 1.04 0.86 12.65 177.5 43.11 Alabama .................................... 12,947 12,146 1.03 .85 12.64 178.5 43.36 Florida ....................................... 72 11,960 2.22 1.86 14.16 133.0 31.80 Georgia ...................................... 194 12,145 1.55 1.28 12.70 127.1 30.87 Arizona.............................................. 12,622 10,955 .51 .47 9.57 121.6 26.65 Arizona ...................................... 8,129 10,941 .53 .48 9.44 116.7 25.54 Nevada ....................................... 4,493 10,981 .49 .44 9.79 130.5 28.65 Colorado............................................ 24,124 11,035 .46 .42 8.54 125.4 27.67 Alabama .................................... 30 11,383 .40 .35 9.21 112.4 25.58 Arizona ...................................... 525 10,982 .44 .40 7.98 177.3 38.94 Colorado .................................... 10,442 10,636 .45 .42 8.11 107.6 22.89 Illinois ........................................ 1,066 11,638 .52 .45 9.61 127.7 29.72 Iowa ........................................... 347 11,620 .50 .43 9.10 134.3 31.20 Kansas ....................................... 587 10,916 .45 .41 7.87 135.7 29.63 Kentucky ................................... 3,088 11,800 .47 .40 8.34 132.1 31.18 Michigan .................................... 807 11,813 .51 .43 9.07 139.1 32.88 Minnesota .................................. 12 11,803 .49 .42 7.50 127.2 30.03 Mississippi ................................. 1,100 11,293 .51 .45 9.86 157.9 35.66 Oregon ....................................... 14 11,057 .48 .43 11.20 75.0 16.59 Tennessee .................................. 2,784 11,459 .48 .42 9.43 121.3 27.80 Texas ......................................... 1,310 10,603 .40 .38 6.12 143.9 30.52 Utah ........................................... 1,248 10,219 .42 .41 10.89 162.0 33.12 Wisconsin .................................. 763 11,724 .50 .43 8.88 144.6 33.91 Illinois ................................................ 34,416 11,493 2.13 1.86 8.56 130.9 30.08 Alabama .................................... 1,878 12,151 2.27 1.87 7.75 125.5 30.49 Florida ....................................... 8,205 12,068 2.09 1.73 7.79 150.9 36.41 Georgia ...................................... 1,124 12,117 1.08 .89 6.55 149.0 36.10 Illinois........................................ 11,652 10,710 2.38 2.22 9.69 125.6 26.90 Indiana....................................... 4,568 11,091 2.35 2.12 9.42 114.3 25.35 Iowa........................................... 379 11,952 1.82 1.52 8.63 120.3 28.75 Kentucky ................................... 236 11,787 2.51 2.13 10.22 101.0 23.81 Minnesota .................................. 23 12,030 1.11 .92 6.90 162.5 39.10 Mississippi................................. 1,413 12,228 1.52 1.24 7.20 141.9 34.71 Missouri..................................... 1,579 11,723 1.89 1.61 7.39 138.9 32.56 Tennessee .................................. 2,643 12,351 1.95 1.58 7.86 104.6 25.83 Wisconsin .................................. 714 12,015 1.05 .87 6.02 135.4 32.54 Indiana .............................................. 31,132 11,112 2.33 2.10 9.16 106.7 23.72 Illinois........................................ 440 11,060 1.99 1.80 8.73 142.8 31.59 Indiana....................................... 28,428 11,110 2.28 2.05 9.10 106.2 23.60 Kentucky ................................... 1,868 11,194 3.38 3.02 10.04 98.7 22.10 Michigan .................................... 156 11,068 2.32 2.09 10.22 132.1 29.24 Minnesota .................................. 83 10,791 .82 .76 9.40 157.3 33.94 Wisconsin.................................. 157 10,817 1.29 1.20 9.27 144.4 31.25 Kansas............................................... 402 10,949 4.05 3.70 19.57 103.9 22.76 Kansas ....................................... 400 10,950 4.06 3.71 19.59 103.8 22.73 Missouri ..................................... 2 10,900 3.50 3.21 17.50 123.6 26.94 Kentucky........................................... 108,384 12,325 1.56 1.26 10.50 133.3 32.86 Alabama .................................... 3,445 12,210 2.24 1.84 10.43 115.1 28.11 Delaware .................................... 31 12,648 .66 .52 7.65 174.6 44.17 Florida ....................................... 11,336 13,533 1.37 1.01 8.49 166.9 45.17 Georgia ...................................... 15,388 12,547 .97 .77 9.92 151.6 38.05 Illinois ........................................ 102 12,031 2.24 1.86 11.04 125.2 30.11 Indiana ....................................... 1,961 12,576 1.14 .90 9.28 119.7 30.10 Iowa ........................................... 21 11,794 2.95 2.51 10.05 117.4 27.70 Kentucky ................................... 21,415 11,436 2.69 2.35 13.71 101.7 23.26 Maryland ................................... 334 13,004 .74 .57 7.35 140.6 36.57 Massachusetts ............................ 215 13,112 .74 .57 7.08 179.2 46.99 Michigan .................................... 4,140 12,753 .86 .68 8.78 145.2 37.04 Minnesota .................................. * 13,500 1.00 .74 6.00 150.0 40.50 Mississippi ................................. 1,043 12,380 .89 .72 9.68 189.2 46.85 Missouri ..................................... 43 13,250 1.31 .99 6.72 195.5 51.80 New Jersey................................ 151 12,864 .80 .62 8.92 146.3 37.64 New York.................................. 354 12,953 .61 .47 8.06 180.6 46.78 North Carolina .......................... 12,198 12,428 .90 .73 10.04 142.8 35.49 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Kentucky (Continued) Ohio ........................................... 9,061 11,886 0.83 0.70 12.56 121.4 28.85 Pennsylvania .............................. 41 12,784 1.11 .87 10.52 143.4 36.65 South Carolina .......................... 10,982 12,783 1.13 .89 8.80 140.2 35.85 Tennessee .................................. 12,817 11,982 2.21 1.85 9.69 113.3 27.15 Virginia...................................... 3,140 12,748 1.75 1.37 8.08 140.8 35.90 West Virginia............................ 105 11,860 1.06 .90 11.84 102.4 24.28 Wisconsin .................................. 58 13,314 1.07 .80 7.08 184.0 48.99 Louisiana........................................... 2,810 6,963 .92 1.32 12.49 133.7 18.62 Louisiana ................................... 2,810 6,963 .92 1.32 12.49 133.7 18.62 Maryland........................................... 3,139 12,308 1.85 1.50 15.37 110.4 27.19 Delaware .................................... 123 13,019 1.46 1.12 10.11 145.5 37.87 Maryland ................................... 227 13,066 1.48 1.14 9.97 130.8 34.19 Virginia ...................................... 146 10,280 3.61 3.52 27.06 87.5 18.00 West Virginia............................ 2,642 12,322 1.80 1.46 15.44 107.9 26.60 Missouri............................................. 196 10,996 3.52 3.20 15.63 122.6 26.96 Missouri ..................................... 196 10,996 3.52 3.20 15.63 122.6 26.96 Montana............................................ 36,464 9,004 .53 .59 6.84 114.7 20.66 Arizona ...................................... 70 9,372 .33 .35 4.21 122.8 23.02 Illinois ........................................ 1,659 9,589 .35 .36 3.96 161.8 31.03 Iowa ........................................... 116 9,381 .34 .36 4.16 143.9 27.01 Kansas ....................................... 1,319 9,370 .34 .37 4.04 90.2 16.90 Michigan .................................... 9,314 9,428 .35 .37 4.45 145.8 27.48 Minnesota .................................. 8,616 8,911 .60 .67 7.54 111.0 19.77 Mississippi ................................. 1,949 9,390 .36 .39 4.49 148.3 27.85 Montana ..................................... 9,777 8,419 .76 .90 10.06 73.6 12.40 South Dakota............................. 1,499 8,715 .67 .77 9.39 92.8 16.17 Washington ................................ 1,502 9,342 .34 .37 4.22 122.7 22.93 Wisconsin .................................. 642 9,333 .34 .37 4.18 119.8 22.36 New Mexico ...................................... 27,144 9,397 .70 .75 19.83 137.7 25.89 Arizona ...................................... 10,857 9,733 .57 .59 15.47 143.9 28.00 New Mexico.............................. 16,059 9,132 .80 .87 22.86 132.9 24.27 Wisconsin .................................. 228 12,059 .59 .49 13.86 160.3 38.66 North Dakota .................................... 24,649 6,547 .75 1.15 9.39 73.0 9.56 North Dakota............................. 24,649 6,547 .75 1.15 9.39 73.0 9.56 Ohio................................................... 20,464 11,818 3.50 2.96 10.74 140.7 33.27 Indiana ....................................... 389 10,825 4.10 3.78 13.37 108.3 23.44 Iowa........................................... * 12,789 4.23 3.31 8.30 139.9 35.78 Kentucky ................................... 172 12,400 4.09 3.30 9.67 85.5 21.21 Michigan .................................... 131 12,054 3.12 2.58 10.86 155.3 37.44 New Hampshire ........................ 7 13,017 2.44 1.87 6.20 157.6 41.03 New Jersey................................ 16 12,702 2.46 1.94 6.66 155.5 39.50 Ohio ........................................... 18,332 11,778 3.45 2.93 10.81 145.7 34.32 Pennsylvania .............................. 42 12,070 3.32 2.75 12.32 173.2 41.80 West Virginia............................ 1,376 12,523 4.06 3.24 9.25 90.9 22.76 Oklahoma.......................................... 193 12,694 3.67 2.89 10.23 109.5 27.81 Kansas ....................................... 66 12,321 3.34 2.71 11.21 118.8 29.27 Missouri ..................................... 15 12,121 3.40 2.80 13.70 130.5 31.63 Oklahoma .................................. 112 12,993 3.91 3.01 9.18 101.7 26.43 Pennsylvania ..................................... 45,215 12,812 1.86 1.45 9.74 123.8 31.73 Alabama .................................... 59 13,228 2.59 1.96 7.64 112.7 29.82 Delaware.................................... 324 13,238 1.35 1.02 6.61 143.5 37.98 Florida ....................................... 93 12,954 1.84 1.42 6.94 138.5 35.87 Indiana....................................... 635 13,106 2.07 1.58 7.51 111.5 29.23 Iowa ........................................... 22 12,057 1.30 1.08 12.51 160.8 38.79 Kentucky ................................... 402 13,067 1.74 1.33 6.99 116.5 30.44 Maryland ................................... 3,114 13,123 1.51 1.15 7.55 137.0 35.95 Massachusetts ............................ 73 13,273 1.32 .99 6.53 161.8 42.95 Michigan.................................... 2,575 13,168 1.47 1.12 6.69 121.8 32.07 New Hampshire ........................ 638 13,186 1.61 1.22 6.80 158.3 41.73 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Pennsylvania (Continued) New York.................................. 1,799 12,991 1.83 1.41 7.81 137.3 35.68 Ohio........................................... 4,336 13,185 2.01 1.53 7.56 110.5 29.13 Pennsylvania .............................. 24,942 12,580 1.96 1.56 11.55 125.5 31.58 Tennessee .................................. 898 13,215 2.33 1.76 7.76 107.7 28.45 Virginia...................................... 268 13,162 2.51 1.91 6.09 138.5 36.47 West Virginia............................ 4,044 12,930 1.62 1.25 8.29 106.4 27.51 Wisconsin.................................. 992 13,115 1.59 1.21 6.78 141.0 36.99 Tennessee.......................................... 1,990 12,503 1.19 .95 10.83 131.8 32.96 Alabama .................................... 429 12,400 .89 .72 14.50 136.9 33.96 South Carolina .......................... 467 12,862 1.36 1.06 7.66 155.9 40.10 Tennessee .................................. 1,088 12,389 1.24 1.00 10.74 119.0 29.49 Virginia...................................... 7 12,500 1.52 1.22 9.60 140.8 35.20 Texas.................................................. 49,750 6,347 .97 1.53 16.66 100.4 12.74 Texas ......................................... 49,750 6,347 .97 1.53 16.66 100.4 12.74 Utah................................................... 18,469 11,765 .47 .40 9.53 106.6 25.07 Illinois ........................................ 338 11,560 .50 .43 9.35 138.4 31.99 Kansas ....................................... 3 12,425 .45 .36 8.31 147.6 36.68 Missouri ..................................... 104 12,132 .43 .36 8.01 117.4 28.49 Nebraska .................................... 3 11,378 .26 .23 7.40 127.4 28.99 Nevada ....................................... 3,582 11,604 .44 .38 8.78 128.1 29.72 Oregon ....................................... 287 11,870 .55 .46 11.93 102.6 24.36 Tennessee .................................. 1,207 12,343 .51 .42 8.05 124.0 30.62 Utah ........................................... 12,945 11,755 .47 .40 9.84 98.1 23.08 Virginia.............................................. 19,739 12,875 1.00 .78 9.73 142.9 36.80 Alabama .................................... 61 12,540 .82 .65 9.21 138.3 34.70 Delaware .................................... 213 13,412 .76 .57 7.28 173.9 46.64 Florida ....................................... 876 12,467 .74 .59 9.53 201.1 50.14 Georgia ...................................... 5,491 12,834 .87 .68 10.41 151.6 38.92 Indiana ....................................... 997 13,864 .69 .50 5.61 157.1 43.57 Maryland ................................... 65 13,157 1.08 .82 9.40 153.2 40.32 New Jersey................................ 716 13,761 .71 .51 5.95 140.6 38.70 North Carolina .......................... 659 12,739 .89 .69 10.75 143.8 36.63 Ohio ........................................... 400 13,612 .69 .51 5.80 133.1 36.23 Pennsylvania .............................. 20 12,505 1.02 .82 13.05 143.5 35.90 South Carolina .......................... 998 12,944 1.22 .94 9.30 149.9 38.81 Tennessee .................................. 2,164 12,749 1.54 1.21 10.17 129.6 33.05 Virginia ...................................... 7,078 12,714 1.04 .82 10.30 129.7 32.97 Washington....................................... 3,984 7,803 .90 1.16 15.05 171.0 26.68 Washington ................................ 3,984 7,803 .90 1.16 15.05 171.0 26.68 West Virginia .................................... 103,634 12,375 1.47 1.19 11.41 135.5 33.55 Alabama .................................... 457 12,063 2.66 2.20 11.33 112.7 27.18 Delaware .................................... 513 12,543 .71 .57 11.65 165.0 41.39 Florida ....................................... 2,400 12,908 1.70 1.31 8.73 151.3 39.07 Georgia ...................................... 3,843 12,074 .69 .57 13.01 179.9 43.45 Indiana....................................... 2,489 12,353 1.38 1.12 9.78 119.5 29.53 Iowa ........................................... 22 12,054 1.30 1.08 12.52 160.9 38.79 Kentucky ................................... 7,486 12,189 1.71 1.40 11.86 108.2 26.38 Maryland ................................... 7,373 12,861 .96 .75 10.11 138.3 35.57 Massachusetts ............................ 106 13,177 .79 .60 7.96 169.7 44.73 Michigan .................................... 5,293 12,508 1.10 .88 10.49 142.6 35.68 New Hampshire ........................ 184 13,351 2.25 1.69 6.71 152.0 40.58 New Jersey................................ 1,710 12,924 1.33 1.03 9.76 147.2 38.04 New York.................................. 1,268 13,188 2.25 1.71 7.49 138.3 36.49 North Carolina .......................... 12,718 12,457 .79 .63 10.71 144.7 36.05 Ohio ........................................... 17,541 12,068 1.24 1.03 12.91 142.7 34.45 Pennsylvania .............................. 8,887 12,474 2.68 2.15 10.89 142.0 35.42 South Carolina .......................... 430 13,104 1.31 1.00 8.34 143.0 37.49 Virginia ...................................... 2,292 12,699 1.22 .96 8.92 141.4 35.92 West Virginia............................ 28,614 12,278 1.77 1.44 12.06 122.3 30.03 Wisconsin.................................. 12 13,073 3.07 2.35 7.10 141.4 36.97 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 23. Origin and Destination of Coal by State, 1999 (Continued) Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Quantity Origin (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash Destination Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (pounds (percent (per pound) million Btu) short Ton) by weight) per MM Btu) by weight) Wyoming........................................... 321,127 8,658 0.33 0.38 5.33 107.3 18.59 Alabama .................................... 10,332 8,679 .34 .39 5.07 116.6 20.24 Arizona ...................................... 132 8,800 .28 .31 5.04 119.5 21.03 Arkansas .................................... 15,406 8,651 .27 .31 4.75 145.6 25.19 Colorado .................................... 7,947 8,582 .30 .35 4.77 83.6 14.35 Florida ....................................... 430 8,802 .20 .22 4.47 126.4 22.25 Georgia ...................................... 6,821 8,724 .34 .39 5.38 151.5 26.44 Illinois ........................................ 20,983 8,739 .33 .38 5.11 155.8 27.22 Indiana ....................................... 17,466 8,952 .30 .33 4.97 112.6 20.17 Iowa ........................................... 20,566 8,453 .37 .44 5.41 79.2 13.40 Kansas ....................................... 17,178 8,424 .34 .40 5.01 93.7 15.78 Kentucky ................................... 768 8,783 .28 .32 5.03 104.3 18.31 Louisiana ................................... 11,044 8,451 .50 .59 6.11 141.1 23.85 Michigan .................................... 10,864 8,785 .27 .31 5.06 102.1 17.94 Minnesota .................................. 7,825 8,819 .25 .28 4.84 107.2 18.90 Mississippi ................................. 201 8,685 .42 .48 5.46 136.0 23.63 Missouri ..................................... 35,546 8,798 .25 .28 4.87 89.3 15.71 Montana ..................................... 640 8,675 .21 .24 4.46 58.8 10.21 Nebraska .................................... 11,968 8,498 .30 .35 5.06 55.4 9.42 North Dakota............................. * 7,072 .64 .90 6.81 54.2 7.67 Ohio ........................................... 1,897 8,785 .25 .28 5.09 116.2 20.41 Oklahoma .................................. 20,888 8,596 .29 .33 5.16 91.2 15.67 Oregon ....................................... 2,025 8,535 .37 .43 5.60 109.2 18.65 South Dakota............................. 560 8,401 .40 .48 6.77 96.0 16.13 Tennessee .................................. 3,936 8,750 .32 .36 5.41 94.6 16.55 Texas ......................................... 50,024 8,577 .34 .39 5.30 133.6 22.92 Wisconsin .................................. 20,283 8,651 .30 .34 5.11 93.4 16.16 Wyoming ................................... 25,396 8,784 .51 .58 7.62 76.2 13.39 Imported............................................ 4,969 11,906 .57 .48 5.57 148.6 35.39 Alabama .................................... 553 11,641 .54 .47 3.90 161.5 37.60 Connecticut ................................ 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.3 45.85 Florida ....................................... 2,064 11,319 .52 .46 5.88 145.7 32.99 Georgia ...................................... 434 12,535 .75 .60 7.24 139.2 34.91 Maryland ................................... 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131.5 31.57 Mississippi ................................. 717 11,706 .43 .37 4.24 145.6 34.09 New Hampshire ........................ 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142.6 37.05 New Jersey................................ 5 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.57 New York.................................. 626 12,890 .65 .50 6.43 160.2 41.30 Total.............................................. 908,232 10,174 1.01 .99 9.01 121.7 24.76 * =Number less than 0.5 rounded to zero. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • MM Btu =million Btu. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Alabama Electric Coop Inc Lowman .................................................. 1,553 11,821 1.22 1.03 8.72 139.9 33.07

Alabama ................................................................................................ 702 11,868 1.62 1.37 12.55 1 37.0 32.52

Fayette ................................................................................................ 630 11,883 1.68 1.41 12.46 1 36.4 32.42 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 72 11,737 1.13 .96 13.35 142. 1 33.35 Illinois ................................................................................................... 545 11,926 1.07 .90 6.0 5 143.4 34.21

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 20 12,376 2.73 2.21 9.21 129 .8 32.13 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 526 11,909 1.01 .85 5.93 143. 9 34.28 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 14 11,768 1.00 .85 10.98 146 .3 34.42

Martin ................................................................................................ 14 11,768 1.00 .85 10.98 146. 3 34.42 Imported ................................................................................................ 291 11,513 .54 .47 4.39 139 .8 32.19

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 291 11,513 .54 .47 4.39 139.8 32.19 Alabama Power Co Barry 1 .................................................................. 4,095 12,190 .71 .58 12.09 206.7 50.39

Alabama ................................................................................................ 3,774 12,220 .72 .59 12.79 2 07.5 50.71

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 3,774 12,220 .72 .59 12.79 20 7.5 50.71 Illinois ................................................................................................... 60 12,073 .91 .75 6.04 2 45.9 59.38

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 60 12,073 .91 .75 6.04 245.9 5 9.38 Imported ................................................................................................ 262 11,783 .55 .46 3.36 185 .1 43.62

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 262 11,783 .55 .46 3.36 185.1 43.62 Alabama Power Co Gadsden ............................................................... 240 12,416 1.85 1.49 13.37 153.6 38.14

Alabama ................................................................................................ 240 12,416 1.85 1.49 13.37 1 53.6 38.14

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 240 12,416 1.85 1.49 13.37 15 3.6 38.14 Alabama Power Co Gaston .................................................................. 4,487 12,223 .95 .78 11.93 180.8 44.20

Alabama ................................................................................................ 4,451 12,223 .95 .78 11.93 1 81.0 44.25

Bibb .................................................................................................... 30 11,971 1.35 1.13 14.79 1 15.7 27.70 Fayette ................................................................................................ 279 12,116 1.81 1.50 12.66 1 40.1 33.94 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 566 10,578 .57 .54 10.74 177. 5 37.55 Tuscaloosa ......................................................................................... 3,450 12,497 .92 .74 12.02 186.5 46.62 Walker ................................................................................................ 126 12,403 1.54 1.24 12.43 14 6.2 36.28 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 36 12,237 .98 .80 11.39 156. 4 38.27

Knott .................................................................................................. 10 12,403 1.10 .89 12.40 175 .7 43.58 Letcher ............................................................................................... 27 12,177 .93 .77 11.03 149.2 36.33 Alabama Power Co Gorgas 1 ................................................................ 3,273 11,968 1.37 1.15 13.51 147.4 35.29

Alabama ................................................................................................ 3,256 11,965 1.37 1.14 13.5 3 147.6 35.32

Fayette ................................................................................................ 500 12,134 1.80 1.48 12.62 1 42.7 34.63 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 1,721 11,889 1.13 .95 13.96 1 59.1 37.83 Tuscaloosa ......................................................................................... 156 12,393 .89 .72 12.10 115.1 28 .54 Walker ................................................................................................ 879 11,941 1.67 1.39 13.47 13 3.9 31.98 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 17 12,562 2.31 1.84 8.84 11 9.3 29.97

Union ................................................................................................. 17 12,562 2.31 1.84 8.84 119 .3 29.97 Alabama Power Co Greene .................................................................. 1,446 12,446 2.05 1.65 9.65 120.9 30.09

Illinois ................................................................................................... 52 11,956 .93 .78 6.63 1 21.3 29.00

Saline ................................................................................................. 52 11,956 .93 .78 6.63 121.3 29.00 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,381 12,467 2.10 1.69 9.7 3 120.7 30.09

Union ................................................................................................. 1,381 12,467 2.10 1.69 9.73 120.7 30.09 West Virginia........................................................................................ 14 12,256 1.35 1.10 12.58 139.4 34.17

Clay .................................................................................................... 14 12,256 1.35 1.10 12.58 1 39.4 34.17 Alabama Power Co James Miller ........................................................ 10,856 8,857 .35 .40 5.40 122.3 21.66

Alabama ................................................................................................ 525 12,350 .62 .50 11.91 200 .9 49.63

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 499 12,342 .62 .50 11.96 199. 2 49.18 Tuscaloosa ......................................................................................... 25 12,493 .65 .52 10.86 233.8 58. 42 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 10,332 8,679 .34 .39 5.07 116 .6 20.24

Campbell ............................................................................................ 10,332 8,679 .34 .39 5.07 116.6 20.24 American Mun Power Ohio Inc Richard Gorsuch ........................... 832 11,583 4.70 4.05 15.05 89.6 20.75

Ohio ....................................................................................................... 832 11,583 4.70 4.05 15 .05 89.6 20.75

Noble .................................................................................................. 832 11,583 4.70 4.05 15.05 8 9.6 20.75 Ames City of Ames ................................................................................ 238 8,884 .18 .21 4.34 140.9 25.03

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 238 8,884 .18 .21 4.34 140.9 2 5.03

Campbell ............................................................................................ 238 8,884 .18 .21 4.34 140.9 25. 03 Appalachian Power Co Amos .............................................................. 6,685 12,184 .77 .63 11.82 131.2 31.97 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Appalachian Power Co Amos

West Virginia........................................................................................ 6,685 12,184 0.77 0.63 11.82 13 1.2 31.97

Boone ................................................................................................. 5,038 12,206 .77 .63 11.42 13 3.6 32.61 Clay .................................................................................................... 117 12,389 .70 .57 11.88 15 4.4 38.27 Fayette ................................................................................................ 44 12,138 .76 .62 12.64 139. 4 33.84 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,215 12,087 .77 .64 13.25 121.5 29.38 Logan ................................................................................................. 249 12,075 .71 .59 12.73 118. 8 28.70 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 23 12,548 .66 .53 11.60 112.7 2 8.28 Appalachian Power Co Clinch River .................................................. 1,665 12,444 .71 .57 14.16 130.3 32.42

Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,665 12,444 .71 .57 14.1 6 130.3 32.42

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 96 13,392 .81 .61 8.20 114.3 30.6 0 Russell ................................................................................................ 1,485 12,360 .70 .57 14.81 1 31.7 32.57 Wise ................................................................................................... 84 12,839 .86 .67 9.34 124.1 31.86 Appalachian Power Co Glen Lyn ........................................................ 778 12,857 .88 .69 9.78 134.9 34.69

Virginia ................................................................................................. 778 12,857 .88 .69 9.78 13 4.9 34.69

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 167 12,606 .85 .68 10.71 135.2 34 .09 Wise ................................................................................................... 611 12,925 .89 .69 9.52 134. 8 34.86 Appalachian Power Co Kanawha River ............................................. 906 12,153 .80 .66 12.64 130.7 31.76

West Virginia........................................................................................ 906 12,153 .80 .66 12.64 130.7 3 1.76

Boone ................................................................................................. 3 12,160 .93 .77 12.26 99.3 24 .14 Clay .................................................................................................... 257 12,478 .78 .63 11.54 16 4.5 41.06 Fayette ................................................................................................ 233 12,069 .80 .66 12.93 120 .7 29.13 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 413 11,999 .81 .67 13.17 114.7 27 .52 Appalachian Power Co Mountaineer .................................................. 3,614 12,218 .67 .55 11.90 135.6 33.13

West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,614 12,218 .67 .55 11.90 135. 6 33.13

Boone ................................................................................................. 1,092 12,284 .68 .56 12.27 13 3.1 32.70 Clay .................................................................................................... 636 12,430 .68 .54 11.85 14 7.9 36.77 Fayette ................................................................................................ 43 12,332 .70 .57 12.05 163. 3 40.29 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 605 12,233 .68 .55 12.80 120.0 29 .36 Mingo ................................................................................................. 9 12,096 .66 .55 11.30 110.1 2 6.64 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 336 12,423 .67 .54 12.04 139.5 34.65 Wayne ................................................................................................ 892 11,896 .66 .55 10.83 137.8 32.79 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 1 11,226 .67 .60 12.30 119.6 26.85 Arizona Electric Pwr Coop Inc Apache ............................................. 1,435 9,929 .46 .47 14.89 116.2 23.06

Colorado ................................................................................................ 18 11,308 .46 .41 9.78 163. 0 36.86

Routt .................................................................................................. 18 11,308 .46 .41 9.78 163.0 36.86 New Mexico.......................................................................................... 1,407 9,921 .46 .47 15.03 115.3 2 2.87

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 1,407 9,921 .46 .47 15.03 115.3 22.87 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 11 8,763 .56 .64 5.84 148.7 26 .06

Campbell ............................................................................................ 11 8,763 .56 .64 5.84 148.7 26.0 6 Arizona Public Service Co Cholla ....................................................... 3,791 9,942 .46 .46 14.09 140.9 28.01

Colorado ................................................................................................ 237 10,577 .39 .37 5.96 145 .0 30.68

La Plata.............................................................................................. 14 12,693 .89 .70 8.15 138.1 35 .06 Moffat ................................................................................................ 223 10,444 .36 .34 5.82 145.6 30.41 Montana ................................................................................................ 70 9,372 .33 .35 4.21 122.8 2 3.02

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 70 9,372 .33 .35 4.21 122.8 23.02 New Mexico.......................................................................................... 3,425 9,930 .47 .47 15.00 141.4 2 8.08

Colfax ................................................................................................ 206 11,754 .59 .50 16.48 165. 3 38.87 Mckinley ............................................................................................ 3,219 9,813 .46 .47 14.90 139.5 27.39 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 59 8,747 .32 .37 5.58 111.4 19 .48

Campbell ............................................................................................ 59 8,747 .32 .37 5.58 111.4 19.4 8 Arizona Public Service Co Four Corners ........................................... 8,510 8,985 .76 .85 21.17 100.1 17.99

New Mexico.......................................................................................... 8,510 8,985 .76 .85 21.17 100.1 1 7.99

San Juan............................................................................................. 8,510 8,985 .76 .85 21.17 100.1 17.99 Arkansas Power & Light Co Independence ....................................... 6,797 8,837 .21 .23 4.49 134.3 23.74

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 6,797 8,837 .21 .23 4.49 134. 3 23.74

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,797 8,837 .21 .23 4.49 134.3 2 3.74 Arkansas Power & Light Co Whitebluff ............................................ 6,281 8,478 .34 .40 5.12 159.9 27.11 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Arkansas Power & Light Co Whitebluff

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,281 8,478 0.34 0.40 5.12 159 .9 27.11

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,281 8,478 .34 .40 5.12 159.9 2 7.11 Associated Electric Coop Inc Hill ........................................................ 4,789 8,887 .19 .21 4.38 72.3 12.85

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,789 8,887 .19 .21 4.38 72.3 1 2.85

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,789 8,887 .19 .21 4.38 72.3 12 .85 Associated Electric Coop Inc Madrid ................................................. 4,352 8,887 .19 .21 4.36 95.1 16.91

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3 11,214 2.43 2.17 8.01 130. 0 29.16

Henderson .......................................................................................... 3 11,214 2.43 2.17 8.01 130.0 29. 16 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,349 8,885 .18 .21 4.36 95.1 1 6.90

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,349 8,885 .18 .21 4.36 95.1 16 .90 Atlantic City Electric Co Deepwater ................................................... 114 12,885 .87 .68 10.32 156.0 40.20

West Virginia........................................................................................ 114 12,885 .87 .68 10.32 156.0 4 0.20

Webster .............................................................................................. 114 12,885 .87 .68 10.32 156.0 40.20 Atlantic City Electric Co England ....................................................... 565 12,884 2.38 1.84 9.53 157.4 40.56

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 16 12,702 2.46 1.94 6.66 155.5 39.50

Columbiana ........................................................................................ 16 12,702 2.46 1.94 6.66 155.5 39. 50 West Virginia........................................................................................ 550 12,889 2.37 1.84 9.61 157.5 40.59

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 176 13,400 2.32 1.73 6.67 142.2 38 .12 Upshur ................................................................................................ 373 12,648 2.40 1.89 10.99 16 5.1 41.76 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co Crane ................................................... 813 13,213 1.66 1.26 7.30 138.2 36.51

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 295 13,076 1.75 1.34 6.88 135. 6 35.46

Greene ................................................................................................ 295 13,076 1.75 1.34 6.88 135 .6 35.46 West Virginia........................................................................................ 518 13,291 1.61 1.21 7.54 139.6 37.11

Marion ................................................................................................ 135 13,267 2.11 1.59 7.29 136 .2 36.15 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 127 13,305 2.06 1.55 7.61 135.8 36 .14 Upshur ................................................................................................ 256 13,298 1.12 .84 7.64 143. 2 38.09 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co Brandon Shores .................................. 3,770 12,571 .71 .56 11.34 139.2 34.99

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 319 13,010 .73 .56 7.33 140. 3 36.51

Letcher ............................................................................................... 212 12,992 .73 .56 7.34 138.5 35.99 Pike .................................................................................................... 107 13,046 .72 .56 7.30 143 .9 37.55 West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,422 12,535 .71 .56 11.76 139. 1 34.87

Boone ................................................................................................. 468 12,986 .74 .57 8.61 142.0 36.87 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,694 12,412 .71 .58 12.66 138.1 34.28 Logan ................................................................................................. 735 12,399 .69 .56 12.17 138. 0 34.22 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 454 12,629 .68 .54 11.53 141.3 35.70 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 35 13,488 .64 .47 6.29 139.9 3 7.73 Webster .............................................................................................. 36 13,116 .69 .53 9.64 141.5 37 .12 Imported ................................................................................................ 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131. 5 31.57

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 29 12,003 .68 .57 6.00 131.5 31.57 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co Wagner ................................................ 961 12,913 .89 .69 9.34 141.4 36.53

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 15 12,886 .94 .73 7.90 146.3 37.70

Pike .................................................................................................... 15 12,886 .94 .73 7.90 146. 3 37.70 West Virginia........................................................................................ 946 12,914 .89 .69 9.36 141.4 36 .51

Mingo ................................................................................................. 7 12,803 .96 .75 9.80 191.1 48 .93 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 4 10,814 .88 .81 13.00 101.7 2 2.00 Webster .............................................................................................. 921 12,911 .89 .69 9.40 141.2 3 6.46 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 14 13,730 .78 .57 5.80 136.4 37.46 Basin Electric Power Coop Laramie River ........................................ 7,406 8,361 .41 .49 5.45 44.3 7.41

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 7,406 8,361 .41 .49 5.45 44.3 7 .41

Campbell ............................................................................................ 7,406 8,361 .41 .49 5.45 44.3 7. 41 Basin Electric Power Coop Antelope Valley ...................................... 5,430 6,595 .68 1.03 8.74 68.9 9.09

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 5,430 6,595 .68 1.03 8.74 68.9 9. 09

Mercer ................................................................................................ 5,430 6,595 .68 1.03 8.74 68. 9 9.09 Basin Electric Power Coop Leland Olds ............................................ 3,598 6,663 .70 1.05 7.78 76.5 10.20 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Basin Electric Power Coop Leland Olds

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 3,598 6,663 0.70 1.05 7.78 76.5 10.20

Mercer................................................................................................ 3,247 6,655 .69 1.04 7.82 76 .5 10.18 Big Rivers Electric Corp Reid-Henderson II ..................................... 263 11,422 2.58 2.26 8.77 103.5 23.65

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 263 11,422 2.58 2.26 8.77 1 03.5 23.65

Daviess............................................................................................... 263 11,422 2.58 2.26 8.77 10 3.5 23.65 Black Hills Corp Neal Simpson II ....................................................... 496 8,078 .57 .70 7.04 42.7 6.90

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 496 8,078 .57 .70 7.04 42.7 6. 90

Campbell ............................................................................................ 496 8,078 .57 .70 7.04 42.7 6.90 Cajun Electric Power Coop Inc Big Cajun No.2 .............................. 6,648 8,338 .46 .55 5.78 146.2 24.39

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 6,648 8,338 .46 .55 5.78 146. 2 24.39

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,227 8,341 .46 .55 5.75 144.7 2 4.14 Converse ............................................................................................ 1,421 8,327 .46 .55 5.86 151.7 2 5.27 Cardinal Operating Co Cardinal ......................................................... 3,660 12,273 1.52 1.23 12.01 225.0 55.24

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 568 12,425 .70 .57 10.71 135 .8 33.73

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 97 12,047 .83 .69 11.36 117.1 28.21 Floyd .................................................................................................. 2 12,198 .65 .54 11.62 138.7 33.83 Knott .................................................................................................. 223 12,530 .67 .54 10.50 140 .6 35.23 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 223 12,530 .67 .54 10.50 140.6 3 5.23 Pike .................................................................................................... 23 11,995 .78 .65 11.97 117 .0 28.07 Ohio ....................................................................................................... 281 11,725 2.90 2.47 12 .46 110.2 25.83

Belmont .............................................................................................. 281 11,725 2.90 2.47 12.46 110 .2 25.83 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 79 13,148 2.38 1.81 7.66 99.7 26.22

Greene................................................................................................ 79 13,148 2.38 1.81 7.66 99. 7 26.22 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,732 12,273 1.52 1.24 12.36 25 9.0 63.56

Boone ................................................................................................. 200 12,729 .81 .64 9.76 128.3 32.65 Brooke ................................................................................................ 669 12,289 3.84 3.12 10.66 59 8.7 147.16 Fayette ................................................................................................ 63 12,049 .86 .72 12.87 123. 3 29.72 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 917 12,193 .71 .58 13.70 168.7 41 .13 Logan ................................................................................................. 502 12,168 .67 .55 12.76 142. 2 34.60 Marshall ............................................................................................. 2 12,301 3.46 2.81 9.80 82.0 2 0.17 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 57 11,955 .90 .75 13.71 117.5 2 8.10 Webster .............................................................................................. 322 12,447 .99 .80 12.74 125.7 31.28 Carolina Power & Light Co Asheville ................................................ 951 12,752 1.01 .80 10.47 142.1 36.24

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 644 12,638 1.03 .81 10.94 14 0.8 35.60

Bell ..................................................................................................... 222 12,381 1.15 .93 11.15 128.6 31.84 Pike .................................................................................................... 422 12,774 .96 .76 10.83 14 7.1 37.57 Virginia ................................................................................................. 111 12,697 1.15 .90 11.71 124.4 31.59

Wise ................................................................................................... 111 12,697 1.15 .90 11.71 12 4.4 31.59 West Virginia........................................................................................ 196 13,156 .90 .68 8.26 155.8 41 .00

Boone ................................................................................................. 196 13,156 .90 .68 8.26 155.8 41.00 Carolina Power & Light Co Cape Fear ............................................. 658 12,331 1.03 .83 10.15 146.6 36.16

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 304 12,212 1.16 .95 11.13 14 8.3 36.21

Johnson .............................................................................................. 218 12,054 1.23 1.02 11.47 145 .2 35.01 Martin ................................................................................................ 19 12,383 1.03 .84 9.88 150.3 37.23 Pike .................................................................................................... 67 12,680 .99 .78 10.40 157 .1 39.85 West Virginia........................................................................................ 354 12,433 .91 .73 9.31 145.3 36 .12

Mingo ................................................................................................. 174 12,621 .96 .76 8.92 142.6 35.99 Wayne ................................................................................................ 181 12,253 .87 .71 9.68 147.9 3 6.24 Carolina Power & Light Co Lee ......................................................... 662 12,450 .97 .78 9.57 152.7 38.03

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 218 12,325 1.05 .85 10.36 15 2.3 37.55

Floyd .................................................................................................. 15 12,620 1.04 .83 9.00 161. 2 40.68 Martin ................................................................................................ 155 12,231 1.08 .88 10.30 151 .8 37.13 Pike .................................................................................................... 47 12,538 .97 .77 11.00 151 .2 37.92 Virginia ................................................................................................. 10 12,725 1.24 .97 11.60 1 56.6 39.85

Wise ................................................................................................... 10 12,725 1.24 .97 11.60 156 .6 39.85 West Virginia........................................................................................ 434 12,507 .92 .74 9.12 152.8 38 .23

Boone ................................................................................................. 51 13,019 .85 .66 8.51 153.7 4 0.02 Mingo ................................................................................................. 152 12,738 1.01 .79 8.22 150. 6 38.36 Wayne ................................................................................................ 230 12,239 .88 .72 9.86 154.2 3 7.74 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Carolina Power & Light Co Mayo ...................................................... 1,533 12,573 0.65 0.52 9.14 149.0 37.46

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 901 12,780 .65 .51 7.94 148. 9 38.06

Martin ................................................................................................ 890 12,781 .65 .51 7.93 148.9 38.06 Pike .................................................................................................... 11 12,634 .71 .56 8.80 150. 1 37.93 West Virginia........................................................................................ 632 12,279 .66 .53 10.86 149.0 3 6.60

Logan ................................................................................................. 11 13,061 .65 .50 9.20 146.4 3 8.24 Mingo ................................................................................................. 621 12,266 .66 .54 10.88 149. 1 36.57 Carolina Power & Light Co Robinson ............................................... 364 13,096 1.46 1.12 8.08 144.3 37.78

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 81 12,717 1.21 .95 9.09 152. 0 38.67

Floyd .................................................................................................. 9 12,375 1.05 .85 9.80 162.5 40.22 Knott .................................................................................................. 63 12,743 1.27 .99 9.05 149. 9 38.21 Pike .................................................................................................... 9 12,866 .99 .77 8.70 156.5 40.27 West Virginia........................................................................................ 282 13,206 1.54 1.16 7.79 142. 1 37.53

Boone ................................................................................................. 152 13,195 .92 .70 7.88 153.8 40.58 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 121 13,222 2.29 1.73 7.71 128.8 3 4.05 Webster .............................................................................................. 9 13,172 1.69 1.28 7.50 125.8 33.14 Carolina Power & Light Co Roxboro ................................................. 5,967 12,440 .89 .71 10.60 146.9 36.56

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,723 12,301 1.05 .85 10.82 141.2 34.74

Johnson .............................................................................................. 727 11,908 1.26 1.06 12.33 133 .7 31.85 Martin ................................................................................................ 440 12,601 .83 .66 8.89 146.7 36.97 Pike .................................................................................................... 556 12,577 .95 .75 10.39 14 6.1 36.74 Virginia ................................................................................................. 34 12,743 .95 .75 11.42 14 5.9 37.18

Wise ................................................................................................... 34 12,743 .95 .75 11.42 145. 9 37.18 West Virginia........................................................................................ 4,210 12,495 .82 .66 10.50 149. 2 37.30

Boone ................................................................................................. 1,314 12,957 .89 .68 9.14 162 .4 42.08 Logan ................................................................................................. 92 12,852 .70 .54 9.64 140.0 3 5.97 Mingo ................................................................................................. 2,035 12,248 .74 .60 11.45 14 4.5 35.39 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 131 12,288 1.14 .93 13.46 121. 5 29.86 Wayne ................................................................................................ 639 12,323 .89 .72 9.76 143.1 3 5.26 Carolina Power & Light Co Sutton .................................................... 1,126 12,806 .94 .74 9.62 152.4 39.03

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 342 12,662 1.03 .82 9.11 147 .4 37.33

Floyd .................................................................................................. 53 12,730 1.08 .85 8.10 145. 7 37.09 Harlan ................................................................................................ 31 12,881 .91 .71 8.17 155.2 3 9.99 Knott .................................................................................................. 202 12,666 1.03 .81 9.12 147 .2 37.30 Letcher ............................................................................................... 15 12,484 1.14 .91 11.00 142. 2 35.51 Perry ................................................................................................... * 10,595 1.07 1.01 15.70 17 0.0 36.02 Pike .................................................................................................... 40 12,459 1.03 .82 10.39 14 6.3 36.45 West Virginia........................................................................................ 784 12,869 .90 .70 9.84 154.5 39 .76

Boone ................................................................................................. 670 13,114 .87 .66 8.15 159.6 41.85 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 37 12,325 1.05 .85 12.79 132.8 32.72 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 77 10,999 1.13 1.02 23.16 113 .7 25.02 Carolina Power & Light Co Weatherspoon ....................................... 284 12,817 .99 .77 8.52 162.4 41.62

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 167 12,583 1.08 .86 9.23 155 .9 39.23

Floyd .................................................................................................. 15 12,684 1.16 .91 7.50 154. 6 39.22 Knott .................................................................................................. 122 12,562 1.06 .84 9.49 156 .3 39.28 Pike .................................................................................................... 30 12,618 1.14 .90 9.05 154 .7 39.05 West Virginia........................................................................................ 117 13,151 .85 .65 7.52 171.2 45 .03

Boone ................................................................................................. 117 13,151 .85 .65 7.52 171.2 45.03 Cedar Falls City of Streeter ................................................................. 44 12,057 1.31 1.09 12.51 160.8 38.78

Ohio....................................................................................................... * 12,789 4.23 3.31 8.3 0 139.9 35.78

Belmont.............................................................................................. * 12,789 4.23 3.31 8.30 139.9 35.78 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 22 12,057 1.30 1.08 12.51 160. 8 38.79

Greene................................................................................................ * 13,195 1.32 1.00 8.90 139. 9 36.92 Washington ........................................................................................ 22 12,054 1.30 1.08 12.52 160.9 38 .79 West Virginia........................................................................................ 22 12,054 1.30 1.08 12.52 160.9 38.79

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 22 12,054 1.30 1.08 12.52 160.9 3 8.79 Central Electric Pwr Coop-MO Chamois .......................................... 135 11,014 2.73 2.48 9.06 127.7 28.14

Illinois ................................................................................................... 135 11,014 2.73 2.48 9 .06 127.7 28.14

Jackson............................................................................................... 10 11,336 2.21 1.95 9.11 127 .0 28.79 McDonough ....................................................................................... 21 10,687 3.12 2.92 8.02 131.2 28.0 5 Randolph............................................................................................ 104 11,050 2.70 2.44 9.26 127. 1 28.10 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp Danskammer .............................. 857 12,935 0.65 0.51 6.92 161.9 41.89

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 115 12,984 .66 .51 8.18 168. 9 43.87

Martin ................................................................................................ 115 12,984 .66 .51 8.18 168.9 43.87 West Virginia........................................................................................ 116 13,131 .68 .52 8.27 164.3 43 .14

Mingo ................................................................................................. 116 13,131 .68 .52 8.27 164.3 43.14 Imported ................................................................................................ 626 12,890 .65 .50 6.43 160 .2 41.30

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 626 12,890 .65 .50 6.43 160.2 41.30 Central Illinois Light Co Duck Creek ................................................ 1,002 10,666 3.37 3.16 8.32 172.6 36.82

Illinois ................................................................................................... 885 10,596 3.50 3.30 8. 28 174.0 36.87

Macoupin ........................................................................................... 885 10,596 3.50 3.30 8.28 174.0 3 6.87 Indiana .................................................................................................. 117 11,197 2.39 2.13 8.68 162.7 36.43

Knox .................................................................................................. 117 11,197 2.39 2.13 8.68 162 .7 36.43 Central Illinois Light Co Edwards ...................................................... 1,667 11,046 1.94 1.76 7.88 123.8 27.34

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,652 11,044 1.95 1.77 7.89 123.5 27.28

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 604 12,119 1.03 .85 6.20 131. 7 31.92 Logan ................................................................................................. 652 10,469 3.10 2.96 9.36 115 .2 24.13 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 396 10,351 1.46 1.41 8.05 122.7 2 5.41 Indiana .................................................................................................. 15 11,259 .76 .68 7.00 148 .2 33.37

Knox .................................................................................................. 15 11,259 .76 .68 7.00 148.2 3 3.37 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co Grand Tower ....................................... 222 11,219 2.87 2.56 10.75 100.9 22.63

Illinois ................................................................................................... 222 11,219 2.87 2.56 10 .75 100.9 22.63

Jackson ............................................................................................... 222 11,219 2.87 2.56 10.75 10 0.9 22.63 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co Hutsonville ........................................... 182 10,997 2.77 2.52 9.05 109.0 23.98

Indiana .................................................................................................. 182 10,997 2.77 2.52 9.05 109.0 23.98

Daviess ............................................................................................... 152 11,000 2.81 2.55 9.00 109 .0 23.98 Greene ................................................................................................ 24 11,000 2.81 2.55 9.00 108. 9 23.96 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 6 10,900 1.60 1.47 10.50 110. 6 24.11 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co Coffeen ................................................. 1,858 10,221 .96 .94 8.09 179.1 36.61

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,759 10,300 1.00 .97 8 .29 182.8 37.66

Macoupin ........................................................................................... 1,759 10,300 1.00 .97 8.29 182.8 37.66 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 99 8,820 .23 .26 4.50 102.2 18. 04

Campbell ............................................................................................ 99 8,820 .23 .26 4.50 102.2 18.0 4 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co Newton ................................................. 3,504 9,049 .27 .30 5.24 109.0 19.73

Colorado ................................................................................................ 236 11,200 .53 .47 11.00 84 .3 18.88

Routt .................................................................................................. 236 11,200 .53 .47 11.00 84. 3 18.88 Indiana .................................................................................................. 118 11,000 .66 .60 8.50 17 1.3 37.68

Knox .................................................................................................. 118 11,000 .66 .60 8.50 171.3 37.68 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,150 8,815 .24 .27 4.68 108.4 19.12

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,150 8,815 .24 .27 4.68 108.4 1 9.12 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co Meredosia ............................................. 576 10,790 1.86 1.73 8.18 113.1 24.41

Illinois ................................................................................................... 568 10,787 1.88 1.74 8. 18 112.1 24.18

Jackson ............................................................................................... 124 11,206 2.80 2.50 10.68 12 2.6 27.48 McDonough ....................................................................................... 18 11,300 2.83 2.50 6.00 132.5 29.94 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 394 10,590 1.47 1.39 7.67 103.8 2 2.00 Saline ................................................................................................. 27 11,300 2.83 2.50 6.00 162 .8 36.79 Schuyler ............................................................................................. 5 11,300 2.83 2.50 6.00 113.2 2 5.58 Indiana .................................................................................................. 8 11,000 .66 .60 8.60 184. 1 40.50

Knox .................................................................................................. 8 11,000 .66 .60 8.60 184.1 40 .50 Central Iowa Power Coop Fair ........................................................... 191 12,168 2.79 2.29 9.55 113.4 27.60

Illinois ................................................................................................... 170 12,215 2.77 2.27 9. 49 112.9 27.58

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 46 12,811 2.55 1.99 8.39 109. 6 28.09 Jackson ............................................................................................... 50 11,228 2.53 2.26 9.35 116. 6 26.19 Saline ................................................................................................. 74 12,511 3.07 2.45 10.25 11 2.8 28.22 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 21 11,794 2.95 2.51 10.05 11 7.4 27.70

Hopkins .............................................................................................. 21 11,794 2.95 2.51 10.05 117. 4 27.70 Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc Dolet Hills ......................................... 2,810 6,963 .92 1.32 12.49 133.7 18.62 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc Dolet Hills

Louisiana ............................................................................................... 2,810 6,963 0.92 1.32 12.4 9 133.7 18.62

De Soto .............................................................................................. 2,105 6,937 .98 1.41 12.20 132. 0 18.32 Red River........................................................................................... 705 7,042 .73 1.04 13.34 138.5 19 .51 Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc Rodemacher ..................................... 2,054 8,614 .68 .79 7.54 138.2 23.80

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,054 8,614 .68 .79 7.54 138. 2 23.80

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,054 8,614 .68 .79 7.54 138.2 2 3.80 Central Operating Co Sporn ................................................................ 2,658 12,146 1.49 1.22 12.49 122.7 29.79

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 105 11,860 1.06 .90 11.84 10 2.4 24.28

Clay .................................................................................................... 2 11,692 .99 .85 13.40 103. 0 24.09 Martin ................................................................................................ 67 11,858 1.05 .88 11.34 102. 5 24.30 Pike .................................................................................................... 36 11,874 1.10 .92 12.72 10 2.1 24.25 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 262 13,075 1.50 1.15 7.24 105 .3 27.55

Greene................................................................................................ 262 13,075 1.50 1.15 7.24 10 5.3 27.55 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,292 12,053 1.50 1.25 13.12 12 5.7 30.30

Boone ................................................................................................. 53 11,889 1.04 .88 12.86 109. 8 26.10 Brooke................................................................................................ 54 12,351 3.00 2.43 9.60 484 .0 119.56 Clay .................................................................................................... 348 12,316 1.39 1.13 11.99 158.7 39.08 Fayette ................................................................................................ 251 12,062 1.25 1.04 12.99 1 24.6 30.05 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 402 12,008 1.16 .96 13.24 115.8 2 7.82 Lincoln ............................................................................................... 2 11,738 1.20 1.02 11.49 103. 8 24.36 Marshall ............................................................................................. 7 12,202 3.94 3.23 10.80 82.0 2 0.01 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 1,015 11,989 1.69 1.41 13.81 103. 4 24.79 Wayne ................................................................................................ 140 11,920 1.37 1.15 12.25 102 .9 24.53 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 19 11,975 1.74 1.46 14.05 100.1 23.96 Central Power & Light Co Coleto Creek ........................................... 2,583 9,658 .30 .32 5.39 140.5 27.14

Colorado ................................................................................................ 1,310 10,603 .40 .38 6.12 1 43.9 30.52

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 162 11,651 .49 .42 8.72 145.5 33 .91 Moffat ................................................................................................ 1,148 10,455 .39 .37 5.75 143 .7 30.04 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,274 8,687 .21 .24 4.63 136. 2 23.67

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,274 8,687 .21 .24 4.63 136.2 2 3.67 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co East Bend ........................................... 1,854 12,219 2.21 1.81 10.98 103.2 25.23

Indiana ................................................................................................... 7 10,715 .99 .92 11.88 11 6.1 24.88

Gibson ................................................................................................ 7 10,715 .99 .92 11.88 116.1 2 4.88 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 676 12,041 1.07 .89 11.21 10 8.3 26.07

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 5 10,832 .83 .77 15.74 106.2 2 3.01 Floyd .................................................................................................. 10 11,595 .89 .77 14.31 111. 9 25.95 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 216 12,136 1.08 .89 10.76 98.1 2 3.82 Martin ................................................................................................ 25 11,908 1.13 .95 11.36 113. 3 26.97 Perry ................................................................................................... 97 11,829 .99 .84 12.49 112 .2 26.56 Pike .................................................................................................... 222 12,080 .88 .73 11.22 11 7.1 28.29 Webster .............................................................................................. 26 12,335 2.10 1.70 9.50 109. 6 27.04 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 70 12,006 1.40 1.17 10.62 102.5 24.62 Ohio....................................................................................................... 162 12,410 4.08 3.28 9 .62 85.3 21.16

Belmont.............................................................................................. 131 12,506 4.10 3.28 9.43 82. 0 20.51 Monroe ............................................................................................... 21 12,253 4.44 3.62 10.39 92.6 22.70 Vinton ................................................................................................ 10 11,483 2.99 2.60 10.40 115 .6 26.54 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 14 13,156 2.23 1.70 7.71 104. 1 27.40

Greene................................................................................................ 14 13,156 2.23 1.70 7.71 104 .1 27.40 West Virginia........................................................................................ 995 12,306 2.68 2.18 11.08 102. 8 25.30

Boone ................................................................................................. 31 11,870 .91 .77 12.66 110.5 26.24 Brooke ................................................................................................ 588 12,336 3.69 2.99 10.64 93 .3 23.02 Clay .................................................................................................... 37 11,914 1.31 1.10 14.82 1 11.8 26.64 Fayette ................................................................................................ 39 12,284 1.84 1.50 10.85 11 1.5 27.39 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 235 12,147 .86 .71 12.36 121.3 29 .46 Marshall ............................................................................................. 9 12,088 3.43 2.84 12.00 94.4 2 2.82 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 53 13,280 2.25 1.69 6.81 111.1 29 .50 Wayne ................................................................................................ 3 12,084 .92 .76 10.40 106.9 25 .84 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Miami Fort ......................................... 3,499 12,031 1.00 .83 12.54 119.9 28.85

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,074 11,939 .89 .74 11.49 1 14.4 27.32

Boyd ................................................................................................... 11 12,426 .69 .56 9.20 122.8 30.52 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 47 11,442 1.13 .98 11.24 104. 7 23.97 Floyd .................................................................................................. 73 11,715 1.09 .93 13.00 109 .0 25.54 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Miami Fort

Kentucky

Knott .................................................................................................. 45 11,519 0.73 0.64 13.18 11 8.7 27.35 Letcher ............................................................................................... 12 11,442 .64 .56 14.92 123.0 28.16 Martin ................................................................................................ 96 12,085 1.06 .87 10.26 115. 6 27.93 Perry ................................................................................................... 215 11,815 .85 .72 12.51 11 2.7 26.63 Pike .................................................................................................... 447 12,103 .84 .69 10.79 11 8.6 28.72 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 128 11,925 .86 .72 11.67 104.8 25.00 Ohio ....................................................................................................... 57 11,883 3.47 2.92 10. 77 104.4 24.82

Belmont .............................................................................................. 27 12,233 3.26 2.67 11.13 101. 6 24.85 Monroe ............................................................................................... 9 12,061 4.33 3.59 10.28 93.6 2 2.58 Vinton ................................................................................................ 21 11,368 3.37 2.97 10.52 113 .1 25.71 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 103 13,088 2.11 1.61 7.58 104 .9 27.46

Greene................................................................................................ 102 13,091 2.12 1.62 7.58 104.8 27.45 Washington ........................................................................................ 1 12,839 1.62 1.26 7.40 110.2 28. 30 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,265 12,030 .94 .79 13.31 123. 6 29.75

Boone ................................................................................................. 46 11,767 .85 .72 12.97 111.3 26.19 Brooke ................................................................................................ 33 12,258 3.58 2.92 10.01 95. 0 23.30 Clay .................................................................................................... 330 12,272 .75 .61 12.46 13 1.3 32.22 Fayette ................................................................................................ 197 12,255 1.62 1.33 11.85 1 10.1 26.99 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,470 11,902 .76 .64 14.09 126.3 30.06 Logan ................................................................................................. 19 9,973 .60 .60 24.32 87.8 17 .51 Marshall ............................................................................................. 5 12,237 3.96 3.24 11.40 90.9 2 2.25 Mingo ................................................................................................. 20 12,484 .75 .60 10.76 121.9 30.43 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 99 13,214 2.19 1.65 6.76 112.7 29 .80 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 26 11,304 .76 .67 15.42 114.4 2 5.87 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 18 12,079 .68 .56 13.07 126.0 30.45 Wayne ................................................................................................ 2 10,938 1.25 1.14 17.50 98.0 2 1.44 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Beckjord ............................................. 3,054 12,054 1.01 .84 11.92 113.5 27.36

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,611 11,907 .93 .78 11.96 1 12.1 26.70

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 12 11,261 .95 .84 12.20 109.6 24.69 Floyd .................................................................................................. 59 11,860 .94 .79 11.89 109. 3 25.93 Martin ................................................................................................ 200 12,041 .94 .78 10.99 115. 7 27.85 Perry ................................................................................................... 567 11,776 .97 .82 13.34 10 9.0 25.68 Pike .................................................................................................... 604 11,961 .90 .75 11.23 11 5.8 27.71 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 168 12,056 .86 .71 11.04 106.1 25.58 Ohio....................................................................................................... 15 11,819 3.59 3.04 9. 51 106.0 25.06

Belmont.............................................................................................. 6 12,444 4.08 3.28 9.15 98.4 2 4.49 Monroe............................................................................................... 2 12,119 4.41 3.64 9.80 94.4 2 2.88 Vinton ................................................................................................ 8 11,285 3.05 2.71 9.73 114. 9 25.93 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 81 13,086 2.18 1.67 7.65 104. 2 27.28

Greene................................................................................................ 81 13,086 2.18 1.67 7.65 104 .2 27.28 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,347 12,169 1.00 .82 12.16 115 .7 28.17

Boone ................................................................................................. 86 11,821 .86 .73 11.52 114.9 27.16 Brooke ................................................................................................ 13 12,329 3.52 2.85 10.02 92. 5 22.81 Clay .................................................................................................... 11 10,758 1.68 1.57 19.49 8 2.8 17.83 Fayette ................................................................................................ 73 12,828 1.07 .83 10.18 113 .9 29.22 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,057 12,100 .85 .70 12.63 117.5 28.44 Logan ................................................................................................. 4 10,228 .79 .77 23.49 85.8 17 .56 Marshall ............................................................................................. 14 12,089 3.54 2.92 11.25 85.0 20.55 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 79 13,224 2.21 1.67 6.92 110.8 29 .29 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 8 11,639 .93 .80 14.62 111.7 26 .01 Wayne ................................................................................................ 2 10,882 1.05 .96 16.90 97.8 21 .29 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Zimmer ............................................... 3,398 12,118 3.82 3.15 9.82 101.2 24.53

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 43 11,827 .97 .82 11.72 112. 9 26.71

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 2 10,704 1.13 1.06 15.60 96.1 20.57 Floyd .................................................................................................. 2 11,969 .99 .83 11.80 111.1 26.60 Martin ................................................................................................ 5 12,190 1.04 .85 10.70 115.9 28.26 Perry ................................................................................................... 18 12,007 .93 .78 11.49 111 .2 26.71 Pike .................................................................................................... 17 11,611 .96 .83 11.92 115 .5 26.81 Ohio....................................................................................................... 3,180 12,111 3.92 3.249.72 101.1 24.49

Belmont.............................................................................................. 1,231 12,477 4.08 3.27 9.28 1 00.7 25.14 Monroe ............................................................................................... 1,117 12,200 4.37 3.58 10.16 9 2.4 22.53 Vinton ................................................................................................ 832 11,448 3.07 2.68 9.77 11 4.3 26.16 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Zimmer

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 8 13,028 2.08 1.60 7.83 104.3 27.16

Greene................................................................................................ 8 13,028 2.08 1.60 7.83 104. 3 27.16 West Virginia........................................................................................ 168 12,296 2.74 2.23 11.30 99.6 24.49

Boone ................................................................................................. 2 10,942 .78 .71 14.90 112.0 2 4.51 Brooke................................................................................................ 60 12,345 3.83 3.10 9.95 91. 7 22.64 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 20 12,165 .82 .67 12.74 120.5 29. 32 Marshall ............................................................................................. 36 12,119 3.80 3.14 12.19 86.0 20.83 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 19 13,123 2.31 1.76 6.61 111.5 29 .26 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 31 12,039 .99 .82 14.78 108.7 2 6.17 Cleveland Electric Illum Co Ashtabula .............................................. 331 12,349 3.84 3.11 9.00 106.1 26.19

Ohio....................................................................................................... 308 12,477 4.06 3.25 9 .26 105.7 26.39

Belmont.............................................................................................. 287 12,496 4.16 3.33 9.15 104 .6 26.13 Columbiana ........................................................................................ 21 12,216 2.63 2.15 10.71 122.4 29 .90 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 10 13,248 2.04 1.54 7.41 111. 3 29.50

Greene................................................................................................ 10 13,248 2.04 1.54 7.41 111 .3 29.50 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 14 8,922 .19 .21 4.40 110.5 19 .72

Campbell ............................................................................................ 14 8,922 .19 .21 4.40 110.5 19.7 2 Cleveland Electric Illum Co Avon Lake ............................................. 1,397 12,771 1.03 .80 9.04 140.9 36.00

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 103 12,684 .88 .70 10.14 136 .0 34.51

Pike .................................................................................................... 103 12,684 .88 .70 10.14 13 6.0 34.51 Ohio....................................................................................................... 112 12,410 2.06 1.66 9 .26 124.3 30.85

Columbiana........................................................................................ 112 12,410 2.06 1.66 9.26 124.3 3 0.85 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 203 13,135 2.13 1.62 7.73 107 .4 28.22

Greene................................................................................................ 203 13,135 2.13 1.62 7.73 10 7.4 28.22 West Virginia........................................................................................ 940 12,903 .71 .55 9.32 151.3 39 .05

Logan ................................................................................................. 51 12,318 .81 .66 11.94 131.9 32.50 Mingo ................................................................................................. 889 12,937 .71 .55 9.17 152.4 39.42 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 38 8,872 .28 .31 5.36 120.3 21 .34

Converse ............................................................................................ 38 8,872 .28 .31 5.36 120.3 21.3 4 Cleveland Electric Illum Co Eastlake ................................................. 1,957 12,811 2.55 1.99 8.43 113.6 29.10

Ohio....................................................................................................... 860 12,569 3.38 2.69 9 .13 105.0 26.39

Belmont.............................................................................................. 616 12,631 3.89 3.08 9.01 98. 0 24.75 Columbiana........................................................................................ 244 12,412 2.10 1.69 9.43 122.9 3 0.51 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,025 13,148 1.95 1.48 7.73 1 20.3 31.64

Greene................................................................................................ 1,025 13,148 1.95 1.48 7.73 120.3 31.64 West Virginia........................................................................................ 45 12,271 1.57 1.28 13.66 119.3 29.28

Nicholas ............................................................................................. 12 12,164 3.51 2.89 14.10 111. 6 27.15 Webster .............................................................................................. 33 12,310 .86 .70 13.50 122.1 3 0.06 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 28 8,820 .20 .22 4.30 108.4 19 .12

Campbell ............................................................................................ 28 8,820 .20 .22 4.30 108.4 19.1 2 Cleveland Electric Illum Co Lake Shore ............................................ 133 13,131 .63 .48 7.01 150.8 39.60

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 65 13,123 .54 .42 6.87 150.9 39.62

Martin ................................................................................................ 10 12,899 .52 .40 6.90 148.3 3 8.26 Pike .................................................................................................... 56 13,163 .55 .42 6.86 151. 4 39.86 West Virginia........................................................................................ 68 13,137 .71 .54 7.15 150.6 39. 58

Mingo ................................................................................................. 39 13,038 .76 .58 7.22 152.0 3 9.63 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 28 13,275 .65 .49 7.04 148.8 39.51 Colorado Springs City of Drake .......................................................... 813 10,756 .42 .39 7.04 137.8 29.63

Colorado ................................................................................................ 790 10,810 .42 .39 7.10 139 .1 30.08

Moffat ................................................................................................ 470 10,466 .39 .37 5.57 177.2 37.09 Routt .................................................................................................. 321 11,314 .47 .42 9.34 87.6 19.82 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 22 8,849 .23 .26 4.77 78.3 13. 87

Campbell ............................................................................................ 22 8,849 .23 .26 4.77 78.3 13.87 Colorado Springs City of Nixon .......................................................... 637 10,393 .40 .38 7.66 87.8 18.26

Colorado ................................................................................................ 404 11,304 .49 .43 9.21 92. 6 20.93

Moffat ................................................................................................ 10 11,175 .61 .55 11.65 93.1 2 0.81 Routt .................................................................................................. 394 11,307 .48 .43 9.15 92.6 20.94 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 232 8,809 .24 .27 4.97 77.2 13 .60

Campbell ............................................................................................ 151 8,821 .24 .27 4.71 77.8 13.7 3 Converse ............................................................................................ 82 8,788 .25 .28 5.45 76.0 13.36 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Columbia City of Columbia ................................................................. 40 13,402 1.23 0.92 6.62 199.6 53.49

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 40 13,402 1.23 .92 6.62 199. 6 53.49

Bell ..................................................................................................... 40 13,402 1.23 .92 6.62 19 9.6 53.49 Columbus Southern Power Co Picway ............................................... 168 11,203 2.74 2.44 11.79 118.5 26.56

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 168 11,203 2.74 2.44 11. 79 118.5 26.56

Perry ................................................................................................... 168 11,203 2.74 2.44 11.79 118.5 26.56 Columbus Southern Power Co Conesville .......................................... 3,950 12,005 2.68 2.23 8.75 121.5 29.18

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 3,950 12,005 2.68 2.23 8 .75 121.5 29.18

Belmont .............................................................................................. 291 11,978 2.98 2.49 11.76 96. 4 23.08 Columbiana ........................................................................................ 6 11,480 3.60 3.14 12.50 103.9 23. 86 Coshocton .......................................................................................... 2,156 11,980 2.70 2.25 7.57 134. 2 32.15 Guernsey ............................................................................................ * 11,001 2.04 1.85 14.30 101.0 2 2.22 Harrison ............................................................................................. 962 12,305 2.50 2.04 8.84 110. 5 27.20 Holmes ............................................................................................... 13 10,922 3.16 2.89 14.16 73.0 15.94 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 247 11,904 2.29 1.92 11.55 10 3.8 24.71 Perry ................................................................................................... 122 11,294 2.75 2.44 11.36 110.5 24.96 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 152 11,367 3.41 3.00 11.83 101.8 2 3.15 Commonwealth Edison Co Waukegan ............................................... 2,059 8,702 .42 .48 5.46 180.1 31.35

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,059 8,702 .42 .48 5.46 180.1 31.35

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,059 8,702 .42 .48 5.46 180.1 3 1.35 Commonwealth Edison Co Joliet ......................................................... 4,412 8,765 .37 .42 5.37 263.1 46.13

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,412 8,765 .37 .42 5.37 263.1 46.13

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,412 8,765 .37 .42 5.37 263.1 4 6.13 Commonwealth Edison Co Powerton ................................................. 4,406 8,818 .42 .48 5.36 138.0 24.34

Illinois ................................................................................................... 28 8,377 2.71 3.23 24.6 9 155.6 26.07

McDonough ....................................................................................... 28 8,377 2.71 3.23 24.69 155.6 26.07 Montana ................................................................................................ 704 9,597 .34 .35 3.95 168.8 32.40

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 704 9,597 .34 .35 3.95 168.8 32.4 0 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,674 8,673 .42 .48 5.48 131.4 22.79

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,674 8,673 .42 .48 5.48 131.4 2 2.79 Commonwealth Edison Co Will County ............................................. 3,329 8,958 .39 .44 5.05 177.0 31.71

Montana ................................................................................................ 955 9,583 .36 .37 3.97 156.7 30.02

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 955 9,583 .36 .37 3.97 156.7 30.0 2 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,374 8,706 .41 .47 5.48 186.0 32.39

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,374 8,706 .41 .47 5.48 186.0 3 2.39 Consumers Power Co Campbell .......................................................... 4,166 11,143 .60 .53 8.91 144.1 32.11

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,170 12,871 .74 .58 8.68 15 8.6 40.82

Floyd .................................................................................................. 1,119 12,901 .74 .57 8.58 15 8.6 40.92 Knott .................................................................................................. 32 12,039 .91 .76 12.40 157. 2 37.86 Pike .................................................................................................... 19 12,553 .70 .56 8.59 160. 9 40.39 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,540 12,099 .74 .61 12.30 163. 3 39.52

Boone ................................................................................................. 1,540 12,099 .74 .61 12.30 16 3.3 39.52 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,456 8,743 .33 .37 5.49 98.7 1 7.27

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,444 8,742 .33 .37 5.49 98.7 17 .26 Converse ............................................................................................ 13 8,887 .30 .34 5.90 99.3 17.65 Consumers Power Co Cobb ................................................................. 1,062 10,136 .79 .78 7.57 120.7 24.46

Montana ................................................................................................ 554 9,048 .50 .55 6.54 116.0 21.00

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 554 9,048 .50 .55 6.54 116.0 21.0 0 West Virginia........................................................................................ 333 12,670 1.51 1.19 10.37 132. 0 33.45

Nicholas ............................................................................................. 333 12,670 1.51 1.19 10.37 132 .0 33.45 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 175 8,765 .34 .38 5.49 104.7 18 .35

Campbell ............................................................................................ 175 8,765 .34 .38 5.49 104.7 18. 35 Consumers Power Co Karn ................................................................. 1,096 12,206 .87 .71 11.79 147.6 36.02

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 301 12,049 .96 .80 11.81 144 .5 34.83

Floyd .................................................................................................. 156 12,095 .96 .80 11.64 145 .7 35.24 Knott .................................................................................................. 145 12,000 .96 .80 12.00 143 .3 34.39 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Consumers Power Co Karn

West Virginia........................................................................................ 795 12,266 0.84 0.68 11.78 148. 7 36.48

Boone ................................................................................................. 433 12,053 .85 .71 11.88 147. 5 35.56 Clay .................................................................................................... 181 12,490 .85 .68 11.69 15 0.2 37.53 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 181 12,552 .79 .63 11.63 149.9 37.62 Consumers Power Co Weadock ........................................................... 1,632 9,736 .52 .54 7.43 119.5 23.26

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 79 12,099 .96 .79 11.67 145. 3 35.17

Clay .................................................................................................... * 12,100 .97 .80 12.00 135. 9 32.89 Floyd .................................................................................................. 64 12,121 .96 .79 11.59 146. 0 35.40 Knott .................................................................................................. 15 12,000 .96 .80 12.00 142. 4 34.17 Montana ................................................................................................ 421 9,027 .50 .55 6.57 117.7 21.26

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 421 9,027 .50 .55 6.57 117.7 21.2 6 West Virginia........................................................................................ 353 12,232 .87 .71 11.86 147.8 3 6.17

Boone ................................................................................................. 202 12,091 .84 .70 11.94 146. 5 35.42 Clay .................................................................................................... 49 12,512 .89 .71 11.86 151 .9 38.02 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 103 12,375 .92 .74 11.70 148.5 36.75 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 778 8,746 .33 .38 5.45 98.8 17 .28

Campbell ............................................................................................ 765 8,744 .33 .38 5.45 98.8 17.2 7 Converse ............................................................................................ 13 8,827 .30 .34 5.90 100.1 17.6 7 Consumers Power Co Whiting ............................................................. 986 10,871 .67 .62 9.47 130.9 28.47

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 153 12,176 .94 .77 11.45 141 .6 34.49

Floyd .................................................................................................. 93 12,290 .93 .76 11.09 143. 2 35.21 Knott .................................................................................................. 60 12,000 .96 .80 12.00 139. 1 33.39 West Virginia........................................................................................ 467 12,096 .84 .69 11.88 142.4 3 4.45

Boone ................................................................................................. 446 12,071 .84 .70 11.89 142. 3 34.36 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 21 12,624 .80 .64 11.61 143.6 3 6.26 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 365 8,754 .34 .38 5.55 104.5 1 8.29

Campbell ............................................................................................ 365 8,754 .34 .38 5.55 104.5 18. 29 Coop Power Assn Coal Creek .............................................................. 7,150 6,189 .66 1.06 11.34 81.3 10.06

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 7,150 6,189 .66 1.06 11.34 81.3 1 0.06

Mclean ............................................................................................... 7,150 6,189 .66 1.06 11.34 81. 3 10.06 Dairyland Power Coop Alma-Madgett ............................................... 1,808 9,400 .28 .30 5.11 107.6 20.23

Colorado ................................................................................................ 238 11,711 .50 .43 8.82 136 .9 32.07

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 238 11,711 .50 .43 8.82 136.9 32 .07 Illinois ................................................................................................... 91 12,006 1.03 .86 6.14 135.1 32.44

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 91 12,006 1.03 .86 6.14 135.1 32.44 Montana ................................................................................................ 60 9,494 .33 .35 4.00 95.7 18 .17

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 60 9,494 .33 .35 4.00 95.7 18.17 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,419 8,841 .19 .22 4.47 99.3 17.55

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,419 8,841 .19 .22 4.47 99.3 17 .55 Dairyland Power Coop Genoa No.3 .................................................... 1,019 10,765 .71 .66 5.40 130.2 28.04

Illinois ................................................................................................... 619 12,016 1.05 .87 6.0 0 135.2 32.50

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 619 12,016 1.05 .87 6.00 135. 2 32.50 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 400 8,827 .19 .21 4.47 119.7 2 1.14

Campbell ............................................................................................ 400 8,827 .19 .21 4.47 119.7 21. 14 Dayton Power & Light Co Stuart ....................................................... 5,724 11,456 .83 .72 14.85 117.3 26.87

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,130 11,512 .81 .71 14.44 1 23.4 28.41

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 23 11,321 .89 .79 15.60 98.1 2 2.21 Floyd .................................................................................................. 286 11,111 .89 .80 15.58 102 .9 22.86 Knott .................................................................................................. 59 11,155 .83 .74 15.76 100. 2 22.35 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 3 10,776 .92 .85 15.30 105.6 22. 76 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 10 11,545 .76 .66 12.39 100.0 23 .08 Martin ................................................................................................ 2,131 11,481 .79 .69 14.80 12 1.4 27.88 Pike .................................................................................................... 617 11,851 .84 .71 12.52 14 2.5 33.79 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,595 11,389 .84 .74 15.34 109. 7 25.00

Boone ................................................................................................. 796 11,633 .74 .64 15.59 106. 5 24.77 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 28 12,011 1.06 .89 13.80 101.7 24 .44 Lincoln ............................................................................................... 155 11,254 .85 .76 15.50 100. 3 22.57 Mingo ................................................................................................. 408 11,089 .90 .81 16.02 100. 6 22.32 Wayne ................................................................................................ 1,207 11,334 .88 .77 14.95 116 .4 26.39 Dayton Power & Light Co Hutchings ................................................. 128 12,387 .86 .70 9.92 135.7 33.62 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Dayton Power & Light Co Hutchings

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 87 12,388 0.91 0.74 8.99 139 .2 34.48

Martin ................................................................................................ 87 12,388 .91 .74 8.99 139.2 3 4.48 West Virginia........................................................................................ 42 12,385 .76 .62 11.86 128.5 31 .82

Nicholas ............................................................................................. 42 12,385 .76 .62 11.86 128.5 3 1.82 Dayton Power & Light Co Killen ........................................................ 1,736 11,847 .62 .53 13.83 126.0 29.85

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 986 11,796 .61 .52 14.24 118 .4 27.94

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 50 11,860 .61 .51 14.10 118.8 28.18 Floyd .................................................................................................. 45 11,459 .59 .52 13.75 123. 2 28.22 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 13 11,745 .65 .55 12.74 122.7 28 .82 Martin ................................................................................................ 663 11,854 .61 .52 14.00 119. 1 28.24 Morgan ............................................................................................... 13 11,327 .64 .57 14.98 122.7 2 7.80 Pike .................................................................................................... 202 11,696 .61 .52 15.19 11 4.5 26.79 West Virginia........................................................................................ 750 11,915 .64 .54 13.29 135.8 3 2.36

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 3 12,087 .70 .58 13.60 118.1 28.5 5 Lincoln ............................................................................................... 49 11,530 .62 .54 13.95 111.2 25.65 Logan ................................................................................................. 434 12,076 .64 .53 13.58 151. 8 36.65 Mingo ................................................................................................. 263 11,718 .63 .54 12.68 113. 4 26.58 Delmarva Power & Light Co Edgemoor ............................................ 273 12,571 .74 .59 11.32 158.1 39.76

Virginia ................................................................................................. 29 13,042 .72 .55 9.07 150 .4 39.22

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 29 13,042 .72 .55 9.07 150.4 39.2 2 West Virginia........................................................................................ 244 12,515 .75 .60 11.59 159.1 3 9.82

Mingo ................................................................................................. 45 12,684 .74 .59 10.20 162.1 41.12 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 32 12,552 .71 .56 11.83 164.4 4 1.27 Webster .............................................................................................. 159 12,434 .75 .61 12.01 157.3 39.11 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 8 13,033 .78 .60 10.00 156.7 40.85 Delmarva Power & Light Co Indian River ....................................... 931 13,042 1.03 .79 8.66 159.2 41.52

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 31 12,648 .66 .52 7.65 174.6 44.17

Martin ................................................................................................ 31 12,648 .66 .52 7.65 174.6 4 4.17 Maryland ............................................................................................... 123 13,019 1.46 1.12 10.11 1 45.5 37.87

Garrett ................................................................................................ 123 13,019 1.46 1.12 10.11 1 45.5 37.87 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 324 13,238 1.35 1.02 6.61 143. 5 37.98

Greene ................................................................................................ 31 13,292 1.44 1.08 6.50 143. 9 38.25 Washington ........................................................................................ 292 13,232 1.34 1.01 6.63 143.4 37 .95 Virginia ................................................................................................. 184 13,470 .77 .57 7.00 17 7.5 47.81

Wise ................................................................................................... 184 13,470 .77 .57 7.00 177. 5 47.81 West Virginia........................................................................................ 269 12,568 .68 .54 11.71 170.4 4 2.82

Mingo ................................................................................................. 35 12,796 .67 .52 9.58 171.3 4 3.84 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 194 12,539 .69 .55 11.68 172.3 43.20 Webster .............................................................................................. 40 12,507 .67 .53 13.72 160.2 4 0.06 Deseret Generation & Tran Coop Bonanza ....................................... 1,502 10,327 .42 .40 10.88 157.5 32.53

Colorado ................................................................................................ 1,222 10,169 .42 .41 10.93 163.6 33.27

Rio Blanco......................................................................................... 1,222 10,169 .42 .41 10.93 163.6 3 3.27 Utah ....................................................................................................... 280 11,018 .43 .39 10.6 6 133.1 29.33

Carbon ................................................................................................ 280 11,018 .43 .39 10.66 133. 1 29.33 Detroit Edison Co Belle River ............................................................. 3,820 9,500 .34 .36 4.17 151.9 28.86

Montana ................................................................................................ 3,820 9,500 .34 .36 4.17 151 .9 28.86

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 3,820 9,500 .34 .36 4.17 151.9 28 .86 Detroit Edison Co Harbor Beach ........................................................ 102 13,392 .95 .71 7.19 145.5 38.98

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 101 13,396 .95 .71 7.19 145. 7 39.03

Pike .................................................................................................... 101 13,396 .95 .71 7.19 145 .7 39.03 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1 13,055 1.87 1.43 6.80 128.5 3 3.55

Greene ................................................................................................ 1 13,055 1.87 1.43 6.80 128.5 33.55 Detroit Edison Co Marysville ............................................................... 37 13,432 .94 .70 7.08 146.6 39.37

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 37 13,432 .94 .70 7.08 146.6 39.37

Pike .................................................................................................... 37 13,432 .94 .70 7.08 146. 6 39.37 Detroit Edison Co Monroe ................................................................... 8,229 10,507 .60 .57 5.98 112.2 23.58 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Detroit Edison Co Monroe

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,192 12,810 0.91 0.71 8.3 5 128.1 32.82

Clay .................................................................................................... 67 12,787 .86 .67 8.50 124. 0 31.71 Knott .................................................................................................. 557 12,664 .98 .77 8.51 126. 1 31.95 Letcher ............................................................................................... 21 12,862 .88 .68 8.26 129.2 3 3.23 Martin ................................................................................................ 27 12,763 .74 .58 8.10 130.1 3 3.22 Perry ................................................................................................... 33 13,138 .77 .58 7.20 131. 0 34.43 Pike .................................................................................................... 487 12,959 .87 .67 8.23 130 .5 33.81 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,358 13,158 1.47 1.12 6.69 1 19.9 31.55

Greene................................................................................................ 636 13,082 1.57 1.20 6.71 11 7.5 30.73 Washington ........................................................................................ 722 13,226 1.39 1.05 6.66 122.0 3 2.28 West Virginia........................................................................................ 807 13,109 .83 .63 7.88 127.6 33 .46

Boone ................................................................................................. 663 13,126 .84 .64 7.67 126.8 33.29 Mingo ................................................................................................. 144 13,031 .78 .60 8.82 131.4 34.24 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 4,872 8,774 .25 .28 4.89 99.5 17.46

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,683 8,773 .25 .29 4.87 99.6 17 .48 Converse ............................................................................................ 189 8,795 .21 .24 5.35 96.5 16.9 8 Detroit Edison Co River Rouge ........................................................... 1,531 10,736 .64 .60 6.18 116.1 24.92

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 289 12,850 .90 .70 8.06 128. 0 32.89

Knott .................................................................................................. 122 12,694 .96 .76 8.29 126. 8 32.20 Letcher ............................................................................................... 11 13,055 .93 .71 8.70 125.4 3 2.74 Martin ................................................................................................ 12 12,773 .72 .56 7.90 131.1 3 3.49 Perry ................................................................................................... 22 13,302 .72 .55 6.00 131. 0 34.86 Pike .................................................................................................... 122 12,913 .89 .69 8.16 128 .5 33.18 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 273 13,240 1.44 1.08 6.62 128 .4 33.99

Greene................................................................................................ 113 13,171 1.45 1.10 6.72 12 6.5 33.33 Washington ........................................................................................ 160 13,288 1.42 1.07 6.56 129.7 3 4.46 West Virginia........................................................................................ 145 12,980 .79 .61 8.54 127.5 33 .11

Boone ................................................................................................. 120 12,972 .81 .62 8.46 126.9 32.92 Mingo ................................................................................................. 25 13,016 .71 .55 8.90 130.6 3 4.00 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 824 8,770 .26 .30 4.97 100.8 1 7.68

Campbell ............................................................................................ 799 8,771 .26 .30 4.94 100.7 17. 67 Converse ............................................................................................ 25 8,741 .26 .30 5.75 102.6 17.9 3 Detroit Edison Co St Clair ................................................................... 4,681 10,084 .71 .71 4.62 144.3 29.10

Montana ................................................................................................ 3,947 9,500 .34 .36 4.17 152 .0 28.87

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 3,947 9,500 .34 .36 4.17 152.0 28 .87 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 50 13,189 2.15 1.63 7.46 106. 1 27.99

Greene................................................................................................ 50 13,189 2.15 1.63 7.46 106 .1 27.99 West Virginia........................................................................................ 684 13,229 2.77 2.09 7.00 115. 3 30.51

Harrison ............................................................................................. 417 13,116 3.13 2.38 7.26 118 .2 31.01 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 267 13,404 2.21 1.65 6.59 110.9 2 9.72 Detroit Edison Co Trenton Channel ................................................... 2,044 10,696 .75 .70 5.58 113.8 24.34

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 10 13,236 .93 .70 7.40 135.6 35.90

Pike .................................................................................................... 10 13,236 .93 .70 7.40 135. 6 35.90 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 878 13,158 1.45 1.10 6.68 123 .3 32.46

Greene................................................................................................ 353 13,105 1.51 1.15 6.63 12 2.9 32.21 Washington ........................................................................................ 525 13,193 1.41 1.07 6.71 123.6 3 2.63 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,156 8,805 .21 .24 4.74 102. 6 18.07

Campbell ............................................................................................ 921 8,805 .20 .22 4.54 103.3 18. 19 Converse ............................................................................................ 235 8,804 .27 .30 5.50 100.0 17. 61 Duke Power Co Allen ............................................................................ 1,928 12,416 .79 .63 10.43 140.9 34.98

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 609 12,345 .86 .70 10.39 140 .3 34.65

Martin ................................................................................................ 241 12,215 .86 .70 10.96 145. 3 35.49 Pike .................................................................................................... 368 12,430 .86 .69 10.01 13 7.1 34.09 Virginia ................................................................................................. 146 12,901 .80 .62 10.15 1 44.9 37.39

Tazewell ............................................................................................. 71 13,017 .64 .49 9.30 160.1 41 .68 Wise ................................................................................................... 75 12,791 .95 .75 10.96 130. 3 33.33 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,173 12,393 .75 .60 10.50 140. 6 34.85

Fayette ................................................................................................ 35 12,837 1.02 .79 7.50 130. 9 33.61 Mingo ................................................................................................. 925 12,394 .70 .57 10.77 142. 5 35.33 Wayne ................................................................................................ 213 12,313 .88 .71 9.78 134.0 3 2.99 Duke Power Co Belews Creek ............................................................. 5,225 12,327 .80 .65 10.96 150.1 37.01 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Duke Power Co Belews Creek

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,667 12,266 0.81 0.66 10.8 9 150.4 36.89

Martin ................................................................................................ 1,810 12,194 .86 .71 10.94 15 2.0 37.07 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,857 12,335 .76 .62 10.85 148.8 36.71 Virginia ................................................................................................. 208 12,744 .75 .59 10.93 1 56.7 39.93

Russell ................................................................................................ 30 13,181 .76 .58 9.10 134.6 35.48 Tazewell ............................................................................................. 147 12,438 .70 .57 11.74 166.1 41.32 Wise ................................................................................................... 31 13,772 .95 .69 8.85 136.7 37.66 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,350 12,429 .76 .61 11.15 148. 4 36.90

Mingo ................................................................................................. 560 12,541 .75 .59 10.38 140. 2 35.17 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 773 12,355 .77 .62 11.75 154.8 38.25 Wayne ................................................................................................ 17 12,152 .84 .69 9.52 134.8 32 .76 Duke Power Co Buck ............................................................................ 652 12,129 .78 .65 12.32 138.0 33.47

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 191 12,205 .92 .76 10.74 143 .6 35.06

Martin ................................................................................................ 87 11,971 .98 .82 11.39 144.4 34.56 Pike .................................................................................................... 104 12,400 .88 .71 10.20 14 3.1 35.48 Virginia ................................................................................................. 55 12,918 1.00 .77 10.10 1 42.4 36.78

Wise ................................................................................................... 55 12,918 1.00 .77 10.10 142 .4 36.78 West Virginia........................................................................................ 406 11,987 .69 .57 13.37 134.6 3 2.27

Mingo ................................................................................................. 406 11,987 .69 .57 13.37 134. 6 32.27 Duke Power Co Cliffside ...................................................................... 1,437 12,671 .89 .70 8.26 134.7 34.14

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,437 12,671 .89 .70 8.26 13 4.7 34.14

Floyd .................................................................................................. 586 12,526 .97 .77 9.02 135. 2 33.87 Harlan ................................................................................................ 192 12,743 .94 .74 7.85 130.4 33.23 Perry ................................................................................................... 630 12,794 .79 .62 7.49 135 .8 34.74 Pike .................................................................................................... 29 12,447 .94 .76 12.29 130 .6 32.51 Duke Power Co Dan River ................................................................... 307 12,805 .71 .55 9.71 139.5 35.73

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 29 12,470 .88 .71 10.35 149. 8 37.37

Pike .................................................................................................... 29 12,470 .88 .71 10.35 149 .8 37.37 West Virginia........................................................................................ 278 12,840 .69 .54 9.65 138.5 35 .56

Mingo ................................................................................................. 278 12,840 .69 .54 9.65 138.5 35.56 Duke Power Co Lee ............................................................................... 409 12,615 1.01 .80 9.77 142.1 35.85

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 400 12,624 1.02 .81 9.75 142 .1 35.87

Floyd .................................................................................................. 179 12,643 1.15 .91 10.02 14 2.6 36.07 Harlan ................................................................................................ 81 12,657 .96 .75 8.12 141.2 3 5.73 Knott .................................................................................................. 17 12,688 1.03 .81 9.53 138. 5 35.14 Pike .................................................................................................... 123 12,566 .86 .69 10.45 14 2.4 35.78 West Virginia........................................................................................ 9 12,199 .79 .65 11.00 142.9 34. 86

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 9 12,199 .79 .65 11.00 142.9 34.8 6 Duke Power Co Marshall ..................................................................... 4,256 12,368 .82 .66 10.81 131.1 32.42

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,471 12,463 .95 .76 9.46 12 8.6 32.05

Clay .................................................................................................... 11 12,322 .92 .75 9.70 123. 5 30.44 Floyd .................................................................................................. 130 12,432 .94 .76 9.72 131. 5 32.69 Harlan ................................................................................................ 568 12,621 .95 .75 8.34 127.2 32.11 Knott .................................................................................................. 19 12,132 1.05 .87 11.93 124 .7 30.26 Letcher ............................................................................................... 10 11,693 .98 .84 14.60 124.4 29.09 Martin ................................................................................................ 216 12,111 1.03 .85 10.46 126 .7 30.68 Perry ................................................................................................... 90 12,680 .81 .64 8.46 125. 9 31.93 Pike .................................................................................................... 427 12,432 .94 .75 10.33 13 1.4 32.68 Virginia ................................................................................................. 58 12,543 .84 .67 10.24 13 2.9 33.35

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 12 12,818 .71 .55 11.60 122.1 31. 30 Tazewell ............................................................................................. 10 12,853 .64 .50 11.20 158.5 4 0.74 Wise ................................................................................................... 36 12,365 .93 .75 9.51 129.3 31.98 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,727 12,312 .75 .61 11.55 132. 4 32.61

Boone ................................................................................................. 244 11,180 .73 .65 17.69 116. 6 26.06 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 41 12,334 .77 .62 11.50 127.0 31. 33 Logan ................................................................................................. 42 12,439 .73 .58 11.80 127.2 31.65 Mingo ................................................................................................. 2,040 12,460 .73 .58 10.97 13 4.8 33.58 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 31 11,461 1.13 .99 20.72 105. 9 24.28 Wayne ................................................................................................ 329 12,295 .87 .71 9.75 132.1 3 2.48 Duke Power Co Riverbend ................................................................... 588 12,449 .93 .75 10.23 136.6 34.02 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Duke Power Co Riverbend

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 495 12,490 0.94 0.75 10.02 1 36.8 34.18

Floyd .................................................................................................. 44 12,650 .96 .76 9.31 130.9 33.13 Harlan ................................................................................................ 152 12,639 1.00 .79 8.93 137. 1 34.66 Knott .................................................................................................. 73 12,375 .94 .76 10.41 133. 6 33.06 Letcher ............................................................................................... 8 11,829 .84 .71 12.70 132.7 3 1.39 Perry ................................................................................................... 100 12,373 .88 .71 10.72 13 5.6 33.56 Pike .................................................................................................... 118 12,453 .92 .74 10.69 14 2.1 35.38 Virginia ................................................................................................. 37 12,250 .95 .78 10.25 13 7.6 33.71

Wise ................................................................................................... 37 12,250 .95 .78 10.25 137. 6 33.71 West Virginia........................................................................................ 56 12,225 .84 .69 12.07 134.2 32 .82

Boone ................................................................................................. 37 12,604 .80 .63 9.23 136.3 3 4.37 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 10 12,242 .80 .65 11.60 135.7 33. 22 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 9 10,651 1.08 1.01 24.30 122. 0 25.99 Duquesne Light Co Cheswick .............................................................. 1,172 12,982 1.84 1.41 8.28 116.6 30.29

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 901 13,020 2.00 1.53 8.27 114 .2 29.73

Allegheny........................................................................................... 13 12,062 1.45 1.20 8.71 118.2 28.51 Fayette................................................................................................ 406 12,733 1.73 1.36 8.97 1 30.0 33.11 Greene................................................................................................ 482 13,288 2.24 1.68 7.67 10 1.3 26.92 West Virginia........................................................................................ 271 12,855 1.30 1.01 8.28 125. 0 32.14

Fayette................................................................................................ 271 12,855 1.30 1.01 8.28 1 25.0 32.14 Duquesne Light Co Elrama .................................................................. 870 12,224 2.21 1.81 13.01 183.5 44.86

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 788 12,170 2.30 1.89 13.50 189 .8 46.21

Allegheny........................................................................................... 3 11,317 1.37 1.21 8.64 106.0 2 3.99 Greene ................................................................................................ 744 12,203 2.30 1.88 13.40 19 4.9 47.58 Washington ........................................................................................ 41 11,629 2.35 2.02 15.70 98.9 23. 00 West Virginia........................................................................................ 82 12,741 1.34 1.05 8.33 125.0 31.86

Fayette................................................................................................ 82 12,741 1.34 1.05 8.33 12 5.0 31.86 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc Cooper ............................................. 810 12,419 1.24 1.00 10.00 108.1 26.86

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 810 12,419 1.24 1.00 10.00 1 08.1 26.86

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 11 11,402 1.41 1.24 14.08 100 .3 22.87 Clay .................................................................................................... 212 12,065 1.07 .89 10.87 1 10.8 26.73 Floyd .................................................................................................. 31 12,995 1.02 .79 7.17 129. 9 33.76 Laurel ................................................................................................. 4 11,552 1.54 1.33 11.95 100 .5 23.22 Owsley ............................................................................................... 14 12,700 1.71 1.35 7.90 105. 7 26.85 Perry ................................................................................................... 190 12,474 1.22 .98 10.34 1 13.1 28.22 Pulaski................................................................................................ 339 12,590 1.34 1.06 9.51 1 02.1 25.70 Whitley .............................................................................................. 9 12,332 1.24 1.01 7.73 112.4 27.73 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc Dale ................................................. 536 12,224 .82 .67 10.23 113.7 27.80

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 536 12,224 .82 .67 10.23 113 .7 27.80

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 126 11,931 .89 .75 10.83 110. 6 26.39 Clay .................................................................................................... 104 12,126 .87 .72 11.22 11 1.6 27.08 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 1 11,854 .98 .83 10.80 113.2 26. 84 Perry ................................................................................................... 303 12,382 .78 .63 9.63 115 .7 28.66 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 2 12,132 .89 .74 10.06 100.1 24.29 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc Spurlock .......................................... 2,592 12,343 .76 .62 10.86 115.2 28.43

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,326 12,493 .74 .59 10.37 1 15.7 28.91

Boyd ................................................................................................... 321 12,400 .75 .60 10.17 116 .2 28.83 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 351 12,169 .67 .55 13.25 112. 4 27.36 Floyd .................................................................................................. 15 11,949 .98 .82 11.90 107. 7 25.74 Greenup .............................................................................................. 213 12,400 .88 .71 12.23 109.0 27.03 Letcher ............................................................................................... 153 12,771 .75 .59 8.21 119.1 30.41 Perry ................................................................................................... 152 13,255 .73 .55 5.42 124 .4 32.97 Pike .................................................................................................... 113 12,638 .65 .52 7.75 120 .5 30.45 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 69 12,983 1.52 1.17 7.06 107. 9 28.02

Greene................................................................................................ 36 13,060 1.60 1.23 7.51 112 .7 29.43 Lackawanna ....................................................................................... 33 12,899 1.44 1.11 6.58 102.7 26. 50 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,197 12,140 .74 .61 11.61 115. 0 27.93

Boone ................................................................................................. 176 12,586 .81 .64 9.66 113.4 28.54 Fayette ................................................................................................ 364 12,056 .81 .67 13.48 108 .3 26.11 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 113 12,129 .75 .62 12.01 118.9 28 .85 Mingo ................................................................................................. 109 12,086 .67 .56 11.27 117. 9 28.49 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 3 11,564 .81 .70 14.80 110.5 2 5.56 Wayne ................................................................................................ 432 12,050 .66 .55 10.79 119.7 28.84 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Electric Energy Inc Joppa .................................................................... 4,935 8,742 0.24 0.27 4.56 87.4 15.28

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 4,935 8,742 .24 .27 4.56 87.4 15.28

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,395 8,727 .24 .27 4.52 87.5 15 .28 Converse ............................................................................................ 540 8,864 .22 .25 4.91 86.4 15.3 2 Empire District Electric Co Riverton ................................................. 327 9,524 .84 .88 5.69 115.6 22.03

Oklahoma .............................................................................................. 66 12,321 3.34 2.71 11.21 118 .8 29.27

Craig .................................................................................................. 66 12,321 3.34 2.71 11.21 11 8.8 29.27 Utah ....................................................................................................... 3 12,425 .45 .36 8.31 14 7.6 36.68

Emery ................................................................................................. 3 12,425 .45 .36 8.31 147.6 36 .68 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 258 8,777 .21 .24 4.25 114.0 2 0.01

Campbell ............................................................................................ 258 8,777 .21 .24 4.25 114.0 20. 01 Empire District Electric Co Asbury .................................................... 777 9,196 .54 .58 5.50 103.6 19.05

Kansas ................................................................................................... 2 10,900 3.50 3.21 17.50 1 23.6 26.94

Linn .................................................................................................... 2 10,900 3.50 3.21 17.50 12 3.6 26.94 Missouri ................................................................................................ 69 11,673 3.24 2.78 12.50 1 18.8 27.74

Barton ................................................................................................ 69 11,673 3.24 2.78 12.50 118 .8 27.74 Oklahoma .............................................................................................. 15 12,121 3.40 2.80 13.70 130 .5 31.63

Craig .................................................................................................. 15 12,121 3.40 2.80 13.70 13 0.5 31.63 Utah ....................................................................................................... 16 12,441 .45 .36 8.22 1 38.3 34.41

Emery ................................................................................................. 16 12,441 .45 .36 8.22 138.3 3 4.41 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 674 8,795 .19 .21 4.49 99.4 17 .48

Campbell ............................................................................................ 674 8,795 .19 .21 4.49 99.4 17.4 8 Florida Power Corp Crystal River ...................................................... 3,466 15,649 .90 .58 8.73 175.5 54.92

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,618 16,689 .96 .57 8.45 16 8.9 56.39

Floyd .................................................................................................. 30 12,568 1.11 .89 10.80 165 .7 41.66 Harlan ................................................................................................ 126 12,779 .87 .68 7.57 158.9 40.61 Knott .................................................................................................. 439 12,593 .91 .73 8.81 171. 8 43.26 Letcher ............................................................................................... 612 12,951 1.13 .88 7.79 164. 7 42.67 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,413 20,012 .90 .45 8.65 1 70.2 68.12 Virginia ................................................................................................. 848 12,441 .73 .59 9.60 20 2.5 50.38

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 10 13,598 .72 .53 6.82 164.8 44.8 1 Lee ..................................................................................................... 839 12,427 .73 .59 9.63 203 .0 50.45 Florida Power Corp IMT Transfer 3 ................................................... 1,980 12,609 .73 .58 9.49 166.8 42.05

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 814 12,735 .76 .60 8.52 165. 2 42.08

Floyd .................................................................................................. 100 12,340 .67 .54 9.76 182. 6 45.06 Knott .................................................................................................. 335 12,700 .88 .70 8.33 154. 5 39.26 Pike .................................................................................................... 378 12,871 .68 .53 8.36 170 .1 43.79 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,067 12,488 .71 .57 10.55 167. 3 41.79

Boone ................................................................................................. 619 12,605 .73 .58 10.64 168. 2 42.42 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 115 12,220 .68 .56 11.33 146.6 35 .83 Mingo ................................................................................................. 101 12,393 .74 .59 11.08 149. 5 37.06 Wayne ................................................................................................ 232 12,351 .67 .54 9.72 182.7 4 5.12 Imported ................................................................................................ 99 12,867 .70 .55 5.99 173. 4 44.63

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 99 12,867 .70 .55 5.99 173.4 44.63 Fremont City of Wright ........................................................................ 249 8,778 .20 .22 4.47 92.0 16.15

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 249 8,778 .20 .22 4.47 92.0 16 .15

Campbell ............................................................................................ 249 8,778 .20 .22 4.47 92.0 16.1 5 Gainesville Regional Util Deerhaven ................................................... 557 13,074 .64 .49 7.09 165.2 43.19

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 547 13,066 .64 .49 7.10 165. 3 43.20

Clay .................................................................................................... 30 13,043 .77 .59 7.27 156. 4 40.81 Pike .................................................................................................... 517 13,067 .63 .48 7.09 165 .9 43.34 Virginia ................................................................................................. 10 13,532 .68 .50 6.65 155 .8 42.17

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 10 13,532 .68 .50 6.65 155.8 42.1 7 Georgia Power Co Arkwright .............................................................. 124 12,930 1.72 1.33 9.00 166.3 43.01

Virginia ................................................................................................. 76 12,906 1.77 1.37 10.15 158.1 40.81

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 54 13,100 1.63 1.24 8.97 161.5 4 2.31 Wise ................................................................................................... 21 12,410 2.13 1.71 13.15 14 9.0 36.97 West Virginia........................................................................................ 48 12,967 1.66 1.28 7.21 179.1 46.45

Mingo................................................................................................. 48 12,967 1.66 1.28 7.21 179 .1 46.45 Georgia Power Co Atkinson-Mcdonoug ............................................. 1,260 13,010 1.04 .80 7.44 143.2 37.27 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Georgia Power Co Atkinson-Mcdonoug

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,260 13,010 1.04 0.80 7.4 4 143.2 37.27

Harlan ................................................................................................ 20 12,736 1.32 1.04 8.94 136 .2 34.69 Leslie .................................................................................................. 32 13,058 1.01 .77 7.29 139 .1 36.33 Perry ................................................................................................... 1,208 13,013 1.04 .80 7.42 143.5 37.34 Georgia Power Co Bowen ..................................................................... 8,022 12,327 .88 .71 11.12 143.7 35.42

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 6,366 12,528 .92 .73 9.82 14 5.9 36.56

Harlan ................................................................................................ 225 12,601 1.07 .85 8.67 137. 5 34.64 Leslie .................................................................................................. 358 12,685 1.04 .82 8.68 13 9.3 35.35 Letcher ............................................................................................... 221 12,323 .95 .77 9.86 137.5 33.88 Perry ................................................................................................... 5,378 12,545 .89 .71 9.78 1 47.3 36.96 Pike .................................................................................................... 184 11,878 1.13 .95 14.42 1 37.2 32.59 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,656 11,555 .72 .62 16.15 134. 4 31.05

Boone ................................................................................................. 190 11,182 .72 .65 18.20 132. 7 29.68 Mingo ................................................................................................. 1,344 11,651 .69 .59 15.30 13 5.4 31.55 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 111 10,926 1.07 .98 23.60 123 .7 27.03 Georgia Power Co Hammond .............................................................. 1,720 12,847 .83 .64 9.57 146.3 37.60

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,259 12,849 .84 .65 9.36 14 5.7 37.44

Bell ..................................................................................................... 273 12,981 1.08 .83 7.35 1 45.3 37.72 Harlan ................................................................................................ 877 12,829 .74 .58 9.77 144.1 36.97 Martin ................................................................................................ 13 12,004 1.35 1.12 12.55 145 .9 35.03 Pike .................................................................................................... 96 12,770 .94 .74 10.88 161 .7 41.31 Virginia ................................................................................................. 235 12,647 .93 .74 11.62 1 55.8 39.40

Wise ................................................................................................... 235 12,647 .93 .74 11.62 155 .8 39.40 West Virginia........................................................................................ 226 13,046 .67 .51 8.62 140.3 36 .61

Mingo ................................................................................................. 226 13,046 .67 .51 8.62 140.3 36.61 Georgia Power Co Harllee Branch ..................................................... 3,004 12,411 1.24 1.00 10.35 158.5 39.33

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,004 12,411 1.24 1.00 10.3 5 158.5 39.33

Knott .................................................................................................. 917 12,601 1.00 .80 10.57 17 3.5 43.73 Leslie .................................................................................................. 223 12,690 1.02 .80 8.56 15 7.1 39.87 Perry ................................................................................................... 1,864 12,285 1.38 1.13 10. 45 151.0 37.11 Georgia Power Co Mitchell .................................................................. 243 12,786 1.23 .96 8.84 180.3 46.11

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 243 12,786 1.23 .96 8.84 180 .3 46.11

Harlan ................................................................................................ 243 12,786 1.23 .96 8.84 180. 3 46.11 Georgia Power Co Scherer ................................................................... 11,219 10,267 .46 .45 7.20 171.1 35.14

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,199 12,938 .65 .50 8.60 17 9.5 46.45

Harlan ................................................................................................ 787 13,119 .65 .50 7.82 160.5 42.12 Pike .................................................................................................... 412 12,592 .65 .51 10.10 21 7.3 54.73 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,442 12,825 .68 .53 9.84 159.7 40.95

Lee ..................................................................................................... 1,108 12,736 .66 .52 10.06 159.1 40.53 Wise ................................................................................................... 334 13,119 .73 .55 9.12 161. 5 42.38 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,756 12,334 .63 .51 11.14 228. 8 56.43

Logan ................................................................................................. 170 12,823 .66 .52 9.86 160.4 41.14 Mingo ................................................................................................. 1,575 12,277 .63 .51 11.29 23 7.0 58.19 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 6,821 8,724 .34 .39 5.38 151. 5 26.44

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,821 8,724 .34 .39 5.38 151.5 2 6.44 Georgia Power Co Wansley ................................................................. 4,415 12,397 1.00 .80 10.13 147.9 36.67

Alabama ................................................................................................ 194 12,145 1.55 1.28 12.70 1 27.1 30.87

Fayette ................................................................................................ 194 12,145 1.55 1.28 12.70 1 27.1 30.87 Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,124 12,117 1.08 .89 6 .55 149.0 36.10

Saline ................................................................................................. 1,124 12,117 1.08 .89 6.55 1 49.0 36.10 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,253 12,029 .96 .80 12.31 1 47.4 35.47

Bell ..................................................................................................... 270 12,989 1.07 .83 7.29 1 51.7 39.41 Floyd .................................................................................................. 10 12,128 1.06 .87 11.61 133 .5 32.38 Martin ................................................................................................ 69 12,035 1.38 1.15 12.71 160 .2 38.56 Perry ................................................................................................... 776 11,559 .89 .77 14.45 14 4.8 33.46 Pike .................................................................................................... 128 12,840 .93 .72 9.79 147 .4 37.85 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,843 12,843 .91 .71 10.5 6 149.7 38.45

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 27 13,105 .79 .60 8.01 149.3 39.1 4 Wise ................................................................................................... 1,816 12,840 .91 .71 10.60 1 49.7 38.44 Georgia Power Co Yates ....................................................................... 2,496 12,842 .92 .71 10.30 147.5 37.89 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Georgia Power Co Yates

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 446 12,753 0.84 0.66 9.67 1 51.5 38.64

Bell ..................................................................................................... 43 12,746 1.17 .92 8.44 15 1.4 38.59 Harlan ................................................................................................ 329 12,905 .72 .56 9.40 149.8 38.67 Martin ................................................................................................ 73 12,071 1.18 .98 11.58 159. 6 38.53 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,894 12,852 .95 .74 10.5 7 146.7 37.70

Lee ..................................................................................................... 9 13,442 .57 .42 5.11 163.2 43.87 Wise ................................................................................................... 1,885 12,849 .95 .74 10.60 1 46.6 37.67 West Virginia........................................................................................ 156 12,979 .79 .61 8.78 146.2 37 .94

Mingo ................................................................................................. 156 12,979 .79 .61 8.78 146.2 37.94 Grand Haven City of J B Simms ........................................................ 156 11,068 2.32 2.09 10.22 132.1 29.24

Indiana ................................................................................................... 156 11,068 2.32 2.09 10. 22 132.1 29.24

Greene ................................................................................................ 156 11,068 2.32 2.09 10.22 13 2.1 29.24 Grand Island City of Platte .................................................................. 375 8,299 .37 .45 5.42 65.0 10.80

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 375 8,299 .37 .45 5.42 65.0 10 .80

Campbell ............................................................................................ 375 8,299 .37 .45 5.42 65.0 10.8 0 Grand River Dam Authority GRDA 1 ............................................... 3,949 8,558 .43 .50 5.46 85.7 14.68

Oklahoma.............................................................................................. 112 12,993 3.91 3.01 9.18 10 1.7 26.43

Rogers ................................................................................................ 112 12,993 3.91 3.01 9.18 10 1.7 26.43 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 3,837 8,429 .33 .39 5.35 85.0 14.33

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,837 8,429 .33 .39 5.35 85.0 14 .33 Gulf Power Co Crist ............................................................................. 2,415 12,179 .98 .80 6.48 143.9 35.05

Illinois ................................................................................................... 2,167 12,127 1.01 .84 6 .47 143.6 34.83

Christian ............................................................................................. 37 12,206 1.00 .82 6.10 148.2 36.18 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 253 12,100 .87 .72 6.32 146.9 35.55 Saline ................................................................................................. 1,775 12,128 1.04 .85 6.50 1 42.9 34.67 White .................................................................................................. 101 12,148 .97 .80 6.60 145. 0 35.23 Imported ................................................................................................ 248 12,633 .67 .53 6.55 146 .6 37.05

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 248 12,633 .67 .53 6.55 146.6 37.05 Gulf Power Co Scholtz .......................................................................... 165 12,385 .82 .66 6.79 164.8 40.82

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 106 12,662 .97 .77 8.50 169. 2 42.84

Harlan ................................................................................................ 106 12,662 .97 .77 8.50 169.2 42.84 Imported ................................................................................................ 58 11,881 .55 .46 3.67 156. 3 37.14

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 58 11,881 .55 .46 3.67 156.3 37.14 Gulf Power Co Smith ............................................................................ 968 12,347 2.47 2.00 9.35 136.8 33.77

Alabama ................................................................................................ 72 11,960 2.22 1.86 14.16 13 3.0 31.80

Walker ................................................................................................ 72 11,960 2.22 1.86 14.16 133 .0 31.80 Illinois ................................................................................................... 727 12,456 2.48 1.99 8 .59 137.4 34.23

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 434 12,681 2.76 2.18 9.41 13 5.5 34.37 Saline ................................................................................................. 187 12,344 1.57 1.27 7.18 1 44.6 35.69 White.................................................................................................. 106 11,725 2.97 2.53 7.69 1 32.5 31.08 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 165 12,050 2.56 2.12 10.73 1 35.6 32.68

Hopkins.............................................................................................. 29 11,720 2.92 2.49 9.50 137. 9 32.32 Union ................................................................................................. 14 11,669 2.82 2.42 9.20 125 .4 29.27 Webster .............................................................................................. 122 12,172 2.44 2.01 11.20 136 .2 33.16 Imported ................................................................................................ 3 11,890 .55 .46 3.70 129.4 30.77

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 3 11,890 .55 .46 3.70 129.4 30.77 Gulf States Utilities Co Nelson ............................................................. 2,343 8,629 .45 .53 5.80 129.6 22.37

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,343 8,629 .45 .53 5.80 129. 6 22.37

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,343 8,629 .45 .53 5.80 129.6 2 2.37 Hamilton City of Hamilton ................................................................... 138 12,404 .92 .74 9.88 144.5 35.84

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 127 12,390 .76 .61 9.89 145. 7 36.12

Letcher ............................................................................................... 116 12,393 .76 .61 9.75 145.0 35.93 Pike .................................................................................................... 11 12,363 .72 .58 11.40 153 .8 38.02 Ohio....................................................................................................... 11 12,563 2.84 2.26 9. 77 129.7 32.59

Belmont.............................................................................................. 11 12,563 2.84 2.26 9.77 129. 7 32.59 Hastings City of Hastings ..................................................................... 399 8,307 .34 .41 5.47 64.1 10.66 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Hastings City of Hastings

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 399 8,307 0.34 0.41 5.47 64.1 1 0.66

Campbell ............................................................................................ 399 8,307 .34 .41 5.47 64.1 10.6 6 Holland City of James De Young ........................................................ 169 13,080 .85 .65 6.70 156.7 40.99

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 169 13,080 .85 .65 6.70 156. 7 40.99

Pike .................................................................................................... 169 13,080 .85 .65 6.70 156 .7 40.99 Holyoke Water Power Co Mount Tom ............................................... 324 13,218 .90 .68 7.05 173.6 45.90

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 201 13,140 .75 .57 7.12 181. 4 47.67

Pike .................................................................................................... 201 13,140 .75 .57 7.12 181 .4 47.67 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 73 13,273 1.32 .99 6.53 161.8 4 2.95

Washington ........................................................................................ 73 13,273 1.32 .99 6.53 161.8 42.9 5 West Virginia........................................................................................ 50 13,452 .92 .68 7.54 160.0 43. 04

Boone ................................................................................................. 34 13,610 .87 .64 7.66 162.8 4 4.30 Upshur ................................................................................................ 16 13,120 1.02 .78 7.30 153.9 40.37 Hoosier Energy R E C Inc Merom ..................................................... 3,236 11,168 3.20 2.87 10.51 121.9 27.24

Indiana .................................................................................................. 3,236 11,168 3.20 2.87 10 .51 121.9 27.24

Clay .................................................................................................... 24 11,054 3.06 2.77 10.42 1 22.7 27.12 Daviess ............................................................................................... 286 11,151 3.05 2.74 9.62 100 .4 22.40 Greene ................................................................................................ 27 10,928 3.88 3.55 12.37 87. 3 19.08 Knox .................................................................................................. 1,066 10,987 2.67 2.43 10.45 117.9 25.92 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,229 11,373 4.06 3.57 10. 95 126.3 28.73 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 604 11,092 2.45 2.21 10.07 13 1.5 29.17 Hoosier Energy R E C Inc Frank E Ratts ......................................... 624 11,173 1.35 1.21 7.99 133.6 29.84

Indiana .................................................................................................. 624 11,173 1.35 1.21 7.99 133.6 29.84

Pike .................................................................................................... 624 11,173 1.35 1.21 7.99 1 33.6 29.84 Houston Lighting & Power Co Limestone ......................................... 8,938 6,592 1.05 1.59 17.06 102.9 13.56

Texas ..................................................................................................... 8,938 6,592 1.05 1.59 17 .06 102.9 13.56

Leon ................................................................................................... 8,938 6,592 1.05 1.59 17.06 102.9 13.56 Houston Lighting & Power Co Parish ................................................ 11,121 8,625 .36 .42 5.21 170.9 29.49

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 11,121 8,625 .36 .42 5.21 170. 9 29.49

Campbell ............................................................................................ 11,121 8,625 .36 .42 5.21 170.9 29.49 IES Utilities Co 6th St ........................................................................... 177 10,302 .59 .57 4.96 149.7 30.84

Illinois ................................................................................................... 61 12,057 1.06 .88 6.50 158.2 38.15

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 61 12,057 1.06 .88 6.50 158.2 38.15 Montana ................................................................................................ 116 9,381 .34 .36 4.16 143.9 27.01

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 116 9,381 .34 .36 4.16 143.9 27.0 1 IES Utilities Co Burlington .................................................................. 690 8,304 .43 .52 5.48 79.5 13.21

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 690 8,304 .43 .52 5.48 79.5 13. 21

Campbell ............................................................................................ 690 8,304 .43 .52 5.48 79.5 13.2 1 IES Utilities Co Ottumwa ..................................................................... 3,191 8,390 .33 .40 5.75 85.6 14.36

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,191 8,390 .33 .40 5.75 85.6 1 4.36

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,191 8,390 .33 .40 5.75 85.6 14 .36 IES Utilities Co Prairie Creek 1-4 ....................................................... 967 8,489 .34 .40 5.52 85.3 14.49

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 967 8,489 .34 .40 5.52 85.3 14. 49

Campbell ............................................................................................ 967 8,489 .34 .40 5.52 85.3 14.4 9 IES Utilities Co Sutherland .................................................................. 575 8,779 .36 .41 5.55 77.5 13.61

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 575 8,779 .36 .41 5.55 77.5 13. 61

Campbell ............................................................................................ 534 8,631 .35 .40 5.52 74.0 12.7 7 Carbon ................................................................................................ 40 10,750 .62 .57 5.98 115.2 2 4.77 Illinois Power Co Baldwin .................................................................... 3,911 10,676 2.77 2.59 10.16 105.2 22.46

Illinois ................................................................................................... 3,764 10,748 2.87 2.67 10.37 105.5 22.67

Perry ................................................................................................... 875 10,970 2.77 2.52 9.67 1 08.6 23.82 Washington ........................................................................................ 2,889 10,681 2.90 2.71 10.58 104. 5 22.32 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Illinois Power Co Baldwin

Wyoming............................................................................................... 147 8,848 0.21 0.24 4.69 95. 7 16.93

Campbell ............................................................................................ 147 8,848 .21 .24 4.69 95.7 16.9 3 Illinois Power Co Havana ..................................................................... 765 11,656 .51 .44 9.34 139.5 32.52

Colorado ................................................................................................ 427 11,732 .51 .44 9.33 140 .4 32.94

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 427 11,732 .51 .44 9.33 140.4 32 .94 Utah ....................................................................................................... 338 11,560 .50 .43 9.35 138.4 31.99

Carbon ................................................................................................ 338 11,560 .50 .43 9.35 138.4 31.99 Illinois Power Co Hennepin ................................................................. 526 10,474 2.17 2.07 9.19 118.8 24.88

Illinois ................................................................................................... 295 10,696 2.94 2.74 10 .17 118.7 25.39

Logan ................................................................................................. 10 10,500 3.25 3.10 10.00 155 .3 32.61 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 22 10,737 3.46 3.22 8.01 137.8 2 9.59 Washington ........................................................................................ 262 10,700 2.88 2.69 10.36 115.6 2 4.75 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 102 12,031 2.24 1.86 11.04 1 25.2 30.11

Union ................................................................................................. 19 11,509 2.90 2.52 9.14 113 .0 26.02 Webster .............................................................................................. 83 12,148 2.09 1.72 11.47 127. 8 31.04 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 128 8,724 .34 .39 5.47 112.0 1 9.54

Campbell ............................................................................................ 128 8,724 .34 .39 5.47 112.0 19. 54 Illinois Power Co Vermilion ................................................................. 314 10,733 1.29 1.20 9.28 105.3 22.60

Illinois ................................................................................................... 314 10,733 1.29 1.20 9 .28 105.3 22.60

Vermilion........................................................................................... 314 10,733 1.29 1.20 9.28 105. 3 22.60 Illinois Power Co Wood River ............................................................. 687 11,788 .72 .61 8.11 135.9 32.04

Colorado ................................................................................................ 404 11,796 .52 .44 9.09 138 .4 32.66

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 404 11,796 .52 .44 9.09 138.4 32 .66 Illinois ................................................................................................... 283 11,777 1.01 .86 6.7 2 132.3 31.17

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 230 12,122 .92 .76 6.36 132.7 32.18 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 54 10,299 1.39 1.35 8.23 130.3 2 6.85 Independence City of Blue Valley ....................................................... 142 10,695 3.54 3.31 16.57 132.2 28.28

Illinois ................................................................................................... 15 11,245 2.39 2.13 10. 17 193.2 43.46

Jackson ............................................................................................... 15 11,245 2.39 2.13 10.17 193 .2 43.46 Missouri ................................................................................................ 128 10,632 3.67 3.45 17.31 124.8 26.53

Bates .................................................................................................. 128 10,632 3.67 3.45 17.31 1 24.8 26.53 Indiana Michigan Power Co Tanners Creek ..................................... 2,402 12,268 1.04 .84 8.52 121.8 29.89

Illinois ................................................................................................... 244 12,178 1.39 1.14 6 .76 119.9 29.21

Saline ................................................................................................. 244 12,178 1.39 1.14 6.76 1 19.9 29.21 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 816 13,138 1.34 1.02 6.65 1 25.5 32.96

Letcher ............................................................................................... 703 13,245 1.44 1.09 6.21 12 6.3 33.46 Pike .................................................................................................... 113 12,468 .66 .53 9.36 119 .9 29.91 Ohio ....................................................................................................... 7 12,109 2.83 2.34 10.9 0 87.1 21.09

Harrison ............................................................................................. 7 12,109 2.83 2.34 10.90 87.1 2 1.09 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 52 12,976 2.01 1.55 7.28 105. 5 27.39

Greene................................................................................................ 52 12,976 2.01 1.55 7.28 105 .5 27.39 Virginia ................................................................................................. 20 12,761 2.10 1.65 8.56 107.1 27.32

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 20 12,761 2.10 1.65 8.56 107.1 2 7.32 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,123 12,041 .78 .64 10.84 120. 7 29.07

Boone ................................................................................................. 189 12,293 .70 .57 11.61 123. 9 30.45 Fayette ................................................................................................ 12 12,128 .68 .56 11.45 120. 6 29.25 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 48 12,074 .66 .55 13.57 111.3 26. 88 Lincoln ............................................................................................... 4 11,845 .65 .55 11.10 115.6 2 7.39 Logan ................................................................................................. 1 11,815 .64 .54 11.60 114.7 2 7.10 Marshall ............................................................................................. 46 12,386 2.52 2.04 9.90 95.8 23.74 Mingo ................................................................................................. 585 11,931 .66 .56 10.70 122. 8 29.29 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 23 13,240 2.19 1.66 6.73 102.1 27 .05 Wayne ................................................................................................ 210 11,888 .65 .55 10.61 122.2 29.05 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 5 12,852 .69 .54 7.00 122.2 31.41 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 140 8,862 .17 .19 4.24 120.8 2 1.41

Campbell ............................................................................................ 131 8,863 .16 .18 4.16 121.9 21. 61 Converse ............................................................................................ 9 8,839 .28 .32 5.40 104.6 18.49 Indiana Michigan Power Co Rockport ............................................... 9,402 9,274 .33 .36 5.61 108.5 20.13 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Indiana Michigan Power Co Rockport

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,022 12,146 0.84 0.69 11.4 4 115.3 28.00

Boyd ................................................................................................... 1 13,260 1.11 .84 6.00 136.3 36.15 Floyd .................................................................................................. 131 12,141 .90 .74 10.68 117 .9 28.63 Martin ................................................................................................ 25 11,955 .83 .69 10.80 112.7 26.95 Pike .................................................................................................... 865 12,151 .83 .68 11.59 11 4.9 27.92 West Virginia........................................................................................ 477 11,820 .81 .69 11.02 114.7 2 7.12

Boone ................................................................................................. 360 11,861 .83 .70 11.34 115. 1 27.29 Mercer ................................................................................................ 15 8,661 .33 .38 5.60 104.1 18 .03 Mingo ................................................................................................. 40 12,221 .85 .70 10.43 120.0 29.32 Wayne ................................................................................................ 62 12,099 .77 .64 10.90 111.2 2 6.91 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 7,903 8,748 .24 .27 4.53 106.8 18.69

Campbell ............................................................................................ 7,903 8,748 .24 .27 4.53 106.8 1 8.69 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp Clifty Creek ................................... 5,060 9,970 .61 .61 5.59 114.5 22.82

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 382 10,803 4.12 3.81 13. 41 108.7 23.48

Jackson ............................................................................................... 382 10,803 4.12 3.81 13.41 10 8.7 23.48 Virginia ................................................................................................. 977 13,886 .67 .48 5.55 15 8.1 43.90

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 977 13,886 .67 .48 5.55 158.1 43. 90 West Virginia........................................................................................ 8 13,139 3.04 2.31 7.20 110.0 28 .91

Harrison ............................................................................................. 8 13,139 3.04 2.31 7.20 110.0 2 8.91 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,693 8,841 .22 .25 4.79 97.1 1 7.17

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,187 8,859 .21 .24 4.43 97.5 17 .28 Converse ............................................................................................ 1,506 8,815 .24 .27 5.31 96.5 17 .01 Indianapolis Power & Light Co Stout ................................................ 1,818 11,078 1.19 1.08 8.16 110.8 24.55

Indiana .................................................................................................. 1,818 11,078 1.19 1.08 8. 16 110.8 24.55

Greene ................................................................................................ 737 11,365 1.32 1.16 7.45 116 .9 26.58 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 110 10,819 1.07 .99 8.93 104. 6 22.63 Vigo ................................................................................................... 971 10,890 1.11 1.02 8.61 10 6.7 23.23 Indianapolis Power & Light Co Petersburg ...................................... 5,607 11,187 2.82 2.52 9.21 91.4 20.44

Indiana .................................................................................................. 5,607 11,187 2.82 2.52 9. 21 91.4 20.44

Daviess ............................................................................................... 1,390 11,448 2.40 2.10 8.05 9 1.3 20.91 Gibson ................................................................................................ 1,149 11,216 2.77 2.47 9.84 8 6.4 19.38 Greene ................................................................................................ 5 11,367 1.23 1.08 7.60 113.1 25.71 Knox .................................................................................................. 1,050 11,241 2.70 2.40 9.01 8 3.9 18.85 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 5 10,933 1.00 .91 8.60 101.6 2 2.22 Vigo ................................................................................................... 5 10,943 1.08 .99 8.30 103.7 22.70 Warrick .............................................................................................. 2,003 10,962 3.20 2.92 9.76 98 .2 21.54 Indianapolis Power & Light Co Pritchard ......................................... 676 11,033 1.22 1.11 8.24 105.9 23.37

Indiana .................................................................................................. 676 11,033 1.22 1.11 8.24 105.9 23.37

Greene ................................................................................................ 195 11,466 1.37 1.20 7.02 112 .7 25.85 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 246 10,874 1.13 1.04 8.78 101 .7 22.12 Vigo ................................................................................................... 235 10,840 1.19 1.10 8.69 10 4.4 22.64 Interstate Power Co Dubuque ............................................................. 173 11,612 .81 .70 8.08 121.1 28.12

Colorado ................................................................................................ 62 11,653 .50 .42 9.02 139. 4 32.49

Mesa ................................................................................................... 62 11,653 .50 .42 9.02 139.4 32.49 Illinois ................................................................................................... 105 11,758 1.03 .88 7.6 8 111.3 26.17

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 105 11,758 1.03 .88 7.68 111. 3 26.17 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6 8,715 .34 .39 5.49 101.1 17.6 2

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6 8,715 .34 .39 5.49 101.1 17.62 Interstate Power Co Lansing ............................................................... 1,093 8,813 .37 .42 5.87 101.2 17.84

Illinois ................................................................................................... 43 11,243 1.08 .96 10.6 0 117.3 26.39

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 43 11,243 1.08 .96 10.60 117. 3 26.39 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,049 8,712 .34 .39 5.68 100.4 17.49

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,049 8,712 .34 .39 5.68 100.4 1 7.49 Interstate Power Co Kapp .................................................................... 514 10,327 .43 .41 7.57 121.4 25.07

Colorado ................................................................................................ 285 11,613 .50 .43 9.12 133 .1 30.92

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 21 11,657 .47 .40 9.31 132.6 30. 91 Mesa ................................................................................................... 264 11,610 .50 .43 9.10 133. 2 30.92 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Interstate Power Co Kapp

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 229 8,721 0.33 0.38 5.65 101.9 17.77

Campbell ............................................................................................ 229 8,721 .33 .38 5.65 101.9 17. 77 Iowa-Illinois Gas&Electric Co Riverside ............................................ 452 8,435 .32 .37 5.13 85.8 14.47

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 452 8,435 .32 .37 5.13 85.8 14. 47

Campbell ............................................................................................ 452 8,435 .32 .37 5.13 85.8 14.4 7 Iowa-Illinois Gas&Electric Co Louisa ................................................ 2,704 8,359 .34 .40 5.51 86.1 14.40

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,704 8,359 .34 .40 5.51 86.1 1 4.40

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,704 8,359 .34 .40 5.51 86.1 14 .40 Jacksonville Electric Auth St. Johns River ........................................ 3,181 12,327 1.08 .87 8.37 155.1 38.23

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,947 12,571 1.24 .99 8.93 1 61.4 40.59

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 10 12,739 1.11 .87 8.70 134.2 34.19 Harlan ................................................................................................ 1,011 12,836 1.40 1.09 9.05 1 73.6 44.56 Knott .................................................................................................. 28 12,605 1.12 .89 8.80 135. 6 34.18 Letcher ............................................................................................... 286 12,991 1.32 1.02 7.73 133 .6 34.70 Pike .................................................................................................... 285 12,097 1.31 1.09 12.47 162.9 39.42 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 327 11,794 .64 .54 6.54 149.3 35.22 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 93 12,954 1.84 1.42 6.94 138.5 35.87

Greene ................................................................................................ 93 12,954 1.84 1.42 6.94 138. 5 35.87 West Virginia........................................................................................ 57 13,146 2.18 1.66 7.70 134.3 3 5.32

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 57 13,146 2.18 1.66 7.70 134.3 35. 32 Imported ................................................................................................ 1,083 11,791 .66 .56 7.51 1 45.7 34.35

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 1,083 11,791 .66 .56 7.51 145.7 34.3 5 Jamestown City of Samuel A Carlson ................................................ 89 12,703 1.79 1.41 9.55 128.2 32.58

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 89 12,703 1.79 1.41 9.55 128.2 32.58

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 20 12,957 2.40 1.85 8.00 125.9 32 .63 Clarion ............................................................................................... 37 12,650 1.61 1.27 9.47 128. 9 32.62 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 3 12,833 1.90 1.48 10.29 121.4 31.15 Elk ...................................................................................................... 16 12,635 1.56 1.24 10.42 129.5 32.73 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 14 12,526 1.62 1.30 10.90 129 .7 32.48 Kansas City City of Quindaro ............................................................. 611 8,758 .32 .37 5.29 88.0 15.41

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 611 8,758 .32 .37 5.29 88.0 15. 41

Campbell ............................................................................................ 611 8,758 .32 .37 5.29 88.0 15.4 1 Kansas City City of Nearman .............................................................. 789 8,244 .42 .51 5.28 67.1 11.07

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 789 8,244 .42 .51 5.28 67.1 11. 07

Campbell ............................................................................................ 789 8,244 .42 .51 5.28 67.1 11.0 7 Kansas City Power & Light Co Hawthorne ...................................... 182 8,802 .27 .30 5.04 68.0 11.98

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 182 8,802 .27 .30 5.04 68.0 11. 98

Campbell ............................................................................................ 182 8,802 .27 .30 5.04 68.0 11.9 8 Kansas City Power & Light Co Iatan ................................................ 2,912 8,733 .33 .37 5.49 74.1 12.94

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,912 8,733 .33 .37 5.49 74.1 1 2.94

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,912 8,733 .33 .37 5.49 74.1 12 .94 Kansas City Power & Light Co La Cygne ......................................... 5,469 8,640 .61 .70 6.30 67.8 11.71

Kansas ................................................................................................... 400 10,950 4.06 3.71 19.5 9 103.8 22.73

Linn .................................................................................................... 400 10,950 4.06 3.71 19.59 103.8 22.73 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,069 8,458 .34 .40 5.25 64.1 1 0.84

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,069 8,458 .34 .40 5.25 64.1 10 .84 Kansas City Power & Light Co Montrose ......................................... 1,752 8,780 .20 .23 4.58 90.6 15.90

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,752 8,780 .20 .23 4.58 90.6 1 5.90

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,752 8,780 .20 .23 4.58 90.6 15 .90 Kansas Power & Light Co Lawrence ................................................. 1,260 9,917 .38 .38 5.37 107.0 21.23

Colorado ................................................................................................ 445 10,913 .45 .41 7.82 134 .7 29.39

Moffat ................................................................................................ 178 10,321 .34 .33 5.50 120.0 24.77 Routt .................................................................................................. 267 11,307 .52 .46 9.37 143. 6 32.47 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Kansas Power & Light Co Lawrence

Montana ................................................................................................ 815 9,373 0.34 0.36 4.03 89 .5 16.78

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 815 9,373 .34 .36 4.03 89.5 16.78 Kansas Power & Light Co Jeffrey Energy ........................................ 8,889 8,380 .35 .41 4.78 110.6 18.54

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 8,889 8,380 .35 .41 4.78 110. 6 18.54

Campbell ............................................................................................ 8,889 8,380 .35 .41 4.78 110.6 1 8.54 Kansas Power & Light Co Tecumseh ................................................. 646 9,708 .36 .38 4.92 103.1 20.01

Colorado ................................................................................................ 142 10,928 .44 .40 8.02 138 .9 30.37

Moffat ................................................................................................ 34 10,515 .34 .32 5.48 134.3 2 8.24 Routt .................................................................................................. 108 11,058 .47 .43 8.82 140. 3 31.04 Montana ................................................................................................ 504 9,365 .34 .37 4.04 91.3 1 7.10

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 504 9,365 .34 .37 4.04 91.3 17.10 Kentucky Power Co Big Sandy ........................................................... 3,218 12,215 1.11 .91 10.12 105.6 25.80

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,134 12,220 1.11 .91 10.12 105.7 25.84

Bell ..................................................................................................... 22 11,925 1.36 1.14 11.60 99.7 23.78 Boyd ................................................................................................... 90 12,146 .86 .71 10.77 92.7 22.52 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 20 11,666 1.28 1.09 11.55 100 .9 23.55 Floyd .................................................................................................. 923 12,305 1.04 .85 10.23 11 3.6 27.95 Johnson .............................................................................................. 729 12,110 1.34 1.11 10.16 104 .6 25.32 Lawrence ............................................................................................ 728 12,325 1.00 .81 9.29 98.6 24 .30 Martin ................................................................................................ 383 12,150 1.11 .91 10.41 107 .1 26.02 Perry ................................................................................................... 239 12,120 1.10 .91 11.12 1 04.6 25.36 West Virginia........................................................................................ 84 12,016 .87 .72 10.36 101.1 24 .30

Lincoln ............................................................................................... 17 12,011 .87 .72 10.36 101.0 24.26 Wayne ................................................................................................ 67 12,017 .87 .72 10.37 101.2 2 4.31 Kentucky Utilities Co Green River ..................................................... 470 11,543 2.04 1.77 11.29 100.4 23.17

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 470 11,543 2.04 1.77 11.29 1 00.4 23.17

Hopkins .............................................................................................. 453 11,577 2.02 1.75 11.22 100 .9 23.37 Leslie.................................................................................................. 1 12,326 1.28 1.04 9.82 94 .0 23.17 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 16 10,530 2.50 2.37 13.46 83.8 17. 64 Kentucky Utilities Co Brown ............................................................... 1,763 12,267 1.40 1.14 11.18 115.3 28.30

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,443 12,088 1.31 1.09 12.1 2 114.5 27.68

Leslie.................................................................................................. 125 12,490 1.28 1.02 9.29 92.6 23.13 Letcher ............................................................................................... 9 13,112 1.86 1.42 7.40 118. 5 31.08 Perry ................................................................................................... 1,310 12,042 1.31 1.09 12. 42 116.6 28.09 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 319 13,081 1.77 1.35 6.94 118 .9 31.10

Greene................................................................................................ 319 13,081 1.77 1.35 6.94 11 8.9 31.10 Kentucky Utilities Co Ghent ................................................................ 5,480 11,947 1.41 1.18 11.05 110.7 26.44

Indiana................................................................................................... 294 11,220 3.24 2.89 9. 30 99.2 22.26

Gibson................................................................................................ 13 11,231 3.39 3.02 9.60 99. 8 22.42 Pike .................................................................................................... 281 11,220 3.24 2.88 9.29 99.2 22.25 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 693 11,769 1.44 1.22 11.57 1 07.2 25.24

Daviess............................................................................................... 183 11,222 3.11 2.77 8.60 10 1.0 22.68 Floyd .................................................................................................. 258 11,563 .63 .55 14.88 113 .8 26.31 Knott .................................................................................................. 52 12,082 .69 .57 12.10 120. 2 29.04 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 63 12,302 2.14 1.74 10.30 78.4 1 9.29 Pike .................................................................................................... 137 12,524 .67 .54 9.69 111 .7 27.98 West Virginia........................................................................................ 4,190 12,251 1.36 1.11 11.57 11 2.1 27.46

Boone ................................................................................................. 311 12,563 .72 .57 10.89 119. 5 30.01 Clay .................................................................................................... 152 12,427 .72 .58 11.75 11 5.7 28.77 Fayette ................................................................................................ 44 12,412 .65 .52 13.06 119. 2 29.59 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,109 12,307 .68 .55 11.94 120.9 29.75 Logan ................................................................................................. 875 12,258 .67 .55 12.25 119. 0 29.18 Marshall ............................................................................................. 924 12,181 3.77 3.09 11.09 86. 6 21.09 Mingo ................................................................................................. 382 12,085 .69 .57 11.14 117. 0 28.29 Wayne ................................................................................................ 325 11,997 .68 .56 10.62 118.4 28.41 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 68 12,440 .68 .55 11.90 117.4 29.21 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 304 8,856 .18 .20 4.40 108.2 1 9.16

Campbell ............................................................................................ 304 8,856 .18 .20 4.40 108.2 19. 16 Kentucky Utilities Co Tyrone .............................................................. 109 12,779 .85 .67 8.72 123.9 31.66 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Kentucky Utilities Co Tyrone

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 109 12,779 0.85 0.67 8.72 12 3.9 31.66

Perry ................................................................................................... 100 12,798 .85 .66 8.86 126 .0 32.26 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 9 12,577 .91 .72 7.18 99.9 25.12 Lakeland City of Plant 3-Mcintosh ..................................................... 790 12,798 1.40 1.09 8.90 173.8 44.48

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 740 12,843 1.43 1.12 9.11 17 4.2 44.75

Harlan ................................................................................................ 617 12,858 1.39 1.08 9.00 174 .8 44.96 Knott .................................................................................................. 67 13,091 1.20 .92 7.20 177. 0 46.34 Pike .................................................................................................... 56 12,372 2.16 1.75 12.68 1 63.9 40.55 Virginia ................................................................................................. 18 13,124 1.14 .87 8.10 16 4.7 43.23

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 18 13,124 1.14 .87 8.10 164.7 43. 23 Imported ................................................................................................ 32 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168. 1 38.90

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 32 11,570 .71 .61 4.50 168.1 38.90 Lansing City of Eckert .......................................................................... 901 9,661 .41 .42 6.08 141.0 27.25

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 177 12,707 .87 .69 8.39 161. 4 41.01

Knott .................................................................................................. 12 12,775 .82 .64 7.84 154.1 39.37 Pike .................................................................................................... 165 12,702 .88 .69 8.43 161 .9 41.13 West Virginia........................................................................................ 24 12,333 .87 .70 9.16 154.2 38. 04

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 4 12,352 .89 .72 9.42 153.5 37.93 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 2 12,827 .81 .63 4.00 152.6 39. 15 Wayne ................................................................................................ 18 12,264 .87 .71 9.78 154.6 37 .92 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 701 8,804 .27 .31 5.40 133.0 23 .42

Converse ............................................................................................ 701 8,804 .27 .31 5.40 133.0 23. 42 Lansing City of Erickson ...................................................................... 472 12,603 .87 .69 8.89 157.7 39.76

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 414 12,647 .87 .69 8.78 158. 4 40.07

Knott .................................................................................................. 30 12,840 .80 .62 7.82 153.4 39.39 Pike .................................................................................................... 384 12,632 .88 .70 8.86 158 .8 40.13 West Virginia........................................................................................ 53 12,583 .86 .68 10.09 153.7 38 .69

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 32 12,454 .88 .70 10.06 152.2 37. 92 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 21 12,782 .82 .64 10.13 156.0 3 9.87 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4 8,838 .18 .21 4.94 132.3 23.3 8

Converse ............................................................................................ 4 8,838 .18 .21 4.94 132.3 23.38 Los Angeles City of Intermountain ..................................................... 4,898 11,737 .51 .44 9.12 144.7 33.98

Colorado ................................................................................................ 27 12,542 .55 .44 9.00 104. 5 26.22

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 27 12,542 .55 .44 9.00 104.5 26. 22 Utah ....................................................................................................... 4,872 11,733 .51 .44 9. 12 145.0 34.02

Carbon ................................................................................................ 4,277 11,649 .52 .45 9.24 152 .2 35.45 Emery ................................................................................................. 595 12,334 .46 .37 8.32 96.3 2 3.75 Louisville Gas & Electric Co Cane Run ............................................. 1,473 11,385 3.39 2.98 11.16 100.2 22.81

Indiana .................................................................................................. 793 11,348 3.42 3.01 10.0 3 100.6 22.83

Pike .................................................................................................... 793 11,348 3.42 3.01 10.03 100.6 22.83 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 680 11,428 3.35 2.93 12.47 9 9.6 22.77

Hopkins .............................................................................................. 623 11,393 3.33 2.93 12.44 99. 9 22.76 Webster .............................................................................................. 57 11,813 3.53 2.99 12.80 96.9 22.89 Louisville Gas & Electric Co Mill Creek ........................................... 3,649 11,271 3.38 3.00 12.25 95.4 21.51

Indiana .................................................................................................. 196 10,887 3.26 2.99 10.3 9 97.1 21.15

Warrick .............................................................................................. 196 10,887 3.26 2.99 10.39 97. 1 21.15 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 3,203 11,230 3.34 2.98 12.3 8 96.2 21.60

Henderson .......................................................................................... 872 10,527 3.32 3.15 12.69 90.9 1 9.13 Hopkins .............................................................................................. 1,897 11,443 3.42 2.99 12.65 9 8.9 22.63 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 25 12,132 1.70 1.40 10.21 84.0 2 0.38 Union ................................................................................................. 244 11,582 2.94 2.53 9.38 93. 6 21.69 Webster .............................................................................................. 165 11,845 3.47 2.93 12.47 96. 5 22.86 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 2 12,142 3.54 2.92 10.10 97.7 23.73

Monroe ............................................................................................... 2 12,142 3.54 2.92 10.10 97.7 2 3.73 West Virginia........................................................................................ 249 12,091 3.90 3.22 12.06 85.6 20.71

Marshall ............................................................................................. 249 12,091 3.90 3.22 12.06 85. 6 20.71 Louisville Gas & Electric Co Trimble County .................................. 1,667 11,213 3.34 2.98 14.47 89.5 20.08 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Louisville Gas & Electric Co Trimble County

Indiana ................................................................................................... 40 11,077 3.48 3.14 10.2 2 95.1 21.07

Warrick .............................................................................................. 40 11,077 3.48 3.14 10.22 95.1 21.07 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 849 10,652 3.43 3.22 14.32 8 7.5 18.64

Henderson .......................................................................................... 754 10,626 3.62 3.41 13.68 88.6 1 8.82 Johnson .............................................................................................. 5 9,378 1.37 1.46 27.70 49.6 9. 30 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 47 12,332 2.15 1.75 10.11 80.8 1 9.92 Martin ................................................................................................ 41 9,281 1.63 1.76 29.54 81.5 15.12 Unknown 2 .......................................................................................... 2 12,864 1.36 1.06 5.30 66.1 17.01 Ohio ....................................................................................................... 8 12,258 4.48 3.65 10.6 0 88.6 21.72

Monroe ............................................................................................... 8 12,258 4.48 3.65 10.60 88.6 2 1.72 West Virginia........................................................................................ 770 11,828 3.23 2.73 14.90 91.3 21.59

Brooke ................................................................................................ 25 12,347 3.97 3.22 10.20 79. 0 19.51 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 181 10,572 .84 .79 23.62 88.8 18. 78 Marshall ............................................................................................. 564 12,207 3.96 3.25 12.31 92. 5 22.59 Lower Colorado River Authority S Seymour-Fayette ...................... 7,996 8,563 .34 .39 5.50 92.7 15.87

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 7,996 8,563 .34 .39 5.50 92.7 15.87

Campbell ............................................................................................ 7,996 8,563 .34 .39 5.50 92.7 15 .87 Madison Gas & Electric Co Blount .................................................... 142 10,743 1.31 1.22 9.41 143.4 30.80

Indiana................................................................................................... 142 10,743 1.31 1.22 9. 41 143.4 30.80

Sullivan .............................................................................................. 142 10,743 1.31 1.22 9.41 14 3.4 30.80 Manitowoc Public Utilities Manitowoc ............................................... 119 12,929 1.36 1.05 7.11 161.5 41.75

Indiana ................................................................................................... 15 11,500 1.11 .97 8.01 1 53.8 35.38

Daviess ............................................................................................... 3 11,356 1.10 .97 8.80 156.1 3 5.45 Owen .................................................................................................. 12 11,540 1.12 .97 7.79 153.2 35.36 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 41 13,204 1.18 .89 7.62 180. 6 47.70

Pike .................................................................................................... 41 13,204 1.18 .89 7.62 180 .6 47.70 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 62 13,097 1.54 1.17 6.55 150. 2 39.35

Greene................................................................................................ 62 13,097 1.54 1.17 6.55 150 .2 39.35 Marquette City of Shiras ...................................................................... 156 9,817 .41 .42 4.37 122.8 24.11

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 18 13,593 .90 .66 5.40 155.1 42.17

Perry ................................................................................................... 18 13,593 .90 .66 5.40 155. 1 42.17 Montana ................................................................................................ 138 9,321 .35 .37 4.23 116.6 21.73

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 138 9,321 .35 .37 4.23 116.6 21.7 3 Metropolitan Edison Co Portland ....................................................... 698 13,095 1.64 1.25 7.03 142.5 37.32

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 698 13,095 1.64 1.25 7.03 142 .5 37.32

Greene................................................................................................ 487 13,086 1.74 1.33 7.02 14 2.9 37.41 Washington ........................................................................................ 211 13,118 1.40 1.07 7.07 141.5 3 7.12 Metropolitan Edison Co Titus ............................................................. 482 13,226 1.37 1.04 6.81 137.4 36.35

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 482 13,226 1.37 1.04 6.81 137 .4 36.35

Greene................................................................................................ 27 13,247 1.67 1.26 7.38 130 .6 34.61 Washington ........................................................................................ 455 13,225 1.35 1.02 6.78 137.8 3 6.45 Michigan South Central Pwr Agy Endicott ....................................... 118 11,993 3.21 2.67 11.18 155.0 37.19

Ohio ....................................................................................................... 118 11,993 3.21 2.67 11 .18 155.0 37.19

Columbiana ........................................................................................ 48 12,255 3.09 2.52 10.92 150.4 36 .87 Harrison ............................................................................................. 26 11,800 3.58 3.03 13.01 158. 7 37.46 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 43 11,823 3.11 2.63 10.35 158.1 37 .39 Midwest Power Council Bluffs ............................................................. 2,981 8,363 .35 .42 5.01 63.9 10.69

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,981 8,363 .35 .42 5.01 63.9 10.69

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,981 8,363 .35 .42 5.01 63.9 10 .69 Midwest Power George Neal 1/4 ......................................................... 6,339 8,517 .33 .39 5.13 72.6 12.37

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 6,339 8,517 .33 .39 5.13 72.6 12.37

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,339 8,517 .33 .39 5.13 72.6 12 .37 Minnesota Power & Light Co Boswell Energy Cen ......................... 3,618 9,018 .56 .62 6.54 114.5 20.64

Montana ................................................................................................ 3,532 9,020 .56 .63 6.59 114 .3 20.63

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 1,445 9,339 .35 .38 4.27 106.4 19 .87 Rosebud ............................................................................................. 2,088 8,800 .71 .81 8.19 120.2 2 1.15 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Minnesota Power & Light Co Boswell Energy Cen

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 86 8,897 0.21 0.24 4.41 120.5 2 1.44

Campbell ............................................................................................ 86 8,897 .21 .24 4.41 120.5 21.4 4 Minnesota Power & Light Co Laskin Energy Cen ........................... 280 9,332 .36 .39 4.41 122.4 22.85

Montana ................................................................................................ 257 9,370 .38 .40 4.42 121.3 22.74

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 257 9,370 .38 .40 4.42 121.3 22.7 4 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 23 8,911 .19 .21 4.22 135.1 24. 08

Campbell ............................................................................................ 23 8,911 .19 .21 4.22 135.1 24.0 8 Minnkota Power Coop Inc Young ....................................................... 4,468 6,641 .89 1.34 8.92 58.2 7.73

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 4,468 6,641 .89 1.34 8.92 58.2 7. 73

Oliver ................................................................................................. 4,468 6,641 .89 1.34 8.92 58 .2 7.73 Mississippi Power Co Daniel ................................................................ 3,160 10,128 .42 .41 6.38 152.5 30.89

Colorado ................................................................................................ 1,100 11,293 .51 .45 9.86 1 57.9 35.66

Routt .................................................................................................. 1,100 11,293 .51 .45 9.86 15 7.9 35.66 Montana ................................................................................................ 1,949 9,390 .36 .39 4.49 148 .3 27.85

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 1,949 9,390 .36 .39 4.49 148.3 27 .85 Imported ................................................................................................ 111 11,545 .41 .36 5.08 159 .8 36.90

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 111 11,545 .41 .36 5.08 159.8 36.90 Mississippi Power Co Watson .............................................................. 2,225 11,773 1.13 .96 6.19 141.8 33.38

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,413 12,228 1.52 1.24 7.20 141.9 34.71

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 367 12,755 2.57 2.01 8.19 133 .2 33.99 Saline ................................................................................................. 1,046 12,043 1.16 .96 6.85 1 45.1 34.96 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 4 12,001 2.44 2.03 7.40 115. 0 27.60

Webster .............................................................................................. 4 12,001 2.44 2.03 7.40 115.0 2 7.60 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 201 8,685 .42 .48 5.46 136.0 23 .63

Campbell ............................................................................................ 201 8,685 .42 .48 5.46 136.0 23. 63 Imported ................................................................................................ 606 11,735 .44 .37 4.08 143 .0 33.57

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 606 11,735 .44 .37 4.08 143.0 33.57 Monongahela Power Co Albright ........................................................ 460 12,507 1.55 1.24 12.30 104.6 26.16

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 30 12,851 1.62 1.26 12.13 101. 0 25.96

Somerset ............................................................................................ 30 12,851 1.62 1.26 12.13 101.0 25.96 West Virginia........................................................................................ 430 12,483 1.55 1.24 12.32 104. 8 26.17

Barbour .............................................................................................. 2 12,478 1.72 1.38 12.70 96.5 2 4.08 Braxton .............................................................................................. 22 12,505 1.40 1.12 12.93 104. 4 26.10 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 15 12,168 1.61 1.32 12.58 103.8 25 .26 Preston ............................................................................................... 391 12,494 1.56 1.24 12.27 10 4.9 26.22 Monongahela Power Co Ft Martin ..................................................... 3,046 12,811 1.71 1.33 8.93 103.5 26.52

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 2,393 12,941 1.70 1.32 7.99 10 5.1 27.21

Greene ................................................................................................ 2,393 12,941 1.70 1.32 7.99 1 05.1 27.21 West Virginia........................................................................................ 653 12,332 1.74 1.41 12.38 97.3 24.01

Marion ................................................................................................ 48 13,094 1.78 1.36 7.64 104. 7 27.42 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 605 12,272 1.73 1.41 12.76 96.7 23 .74 Monongahela Power Co Harrison ....................................................... 5,751 12,478 3.46 2.77 11.95 111.0 27.71

West Virginia........................................................................................ 5,751 12,478 3.46 2.77 11.95 11 1.0 27.71

Barbour .............................................................................................. 10 12,611 3.07 2.44 11.09 84.1 21.21 Harrison ............................................................................................. 4,878 12,463 3.44 2.76 11.88 1 15.2 28.72 Marion ................................................................................................ 438 12,564 3.64 2.90 12.31 90 .4 22.71 Upshur ................................................................................................ 424 12,556 3.51 2.79 12.37 85 .2 21.40 Monongahela Power Co Pleasants ....................................................... 3,358 12,306 3.96 3.22 10.89 93.4 23.00

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 1,376 12,523 4.06 3.24 9 .25 90.9 22.76

Belmont .............................................................................................. 1,376 12,523 4.06 3.24 9.25 90 .9 22.76 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,982 12,155 3.90 3.21 12.03 95 .3 23.16

Marshall ............................................................................................. 1,982 12,155 3.90 3.21 12.03 9 5.3 23.16 Monongahela Power Co Rivesville ...................................................... 171 12,120 .99 .81 12.22 118.0 28.61

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 75 12,033 .95 .79 10.91 119.7 2 8.82

Fayette ................................................................................................ 75 12,033 .95 .79 10.91 119. 7 28.82 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Monongahela Power Co Rivesville

West Virginia........................................................................................ 95 12,187 1.02 0.84 13.26 116.7 28.45

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 95 12,187 1.02 .84 13.26 116.7 28. 45 Monongahela Power Co Willow Island .............................................. 560 13,120 1.50 1.14 7.15 107.7 28.25

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 556 13,128 1.50 1.14 7.12 107 .7 28.28

Greene................................................................................................ 227 13,099 1.51 1.15 7.28 10 5.9 27.74 Washington ........................................................................................ 328 13,148 1.49 1.14 7.00 109.0 2 8.65 West Virginia........................................................................................ 4 12,013 1.61 1.34 11.20 100.9 2 4.24

Harrison ............................................................................................. 4 12,013 1.61 1.34 11.20 100.9 24.24 Montana Power Co Colstrip ................................................................ 9,562 8,458 .77 .91 10.10 73.3 12.41

Montana ................................................................................................ 9,562 8,458 .77 .91 10.10 73 .3 12.41

Rosebud ............................................................................................. 9,562 8,458 .77 .91 10.10 73.3 1 2.41 Montana Power Co Corette ................................................................. 640 8,675 .21 .24 4.46 58.8 10.21

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 640 8,675 .21 .24 4.46 58.8 10 .21

Campbell ............................................................................................ 640 8,675 .21 .24 4.46 58.8 10.2 1 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Coyote .................................................. 2,442 6,975 1.10 1.57 8.65 76.4 10.66

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 2,442 6,975 1.10 1.57 8.65 76.4 10.66

Mercer................................................................................................ 1,121 6,979 1.08 1.55 8.61 7 6.4 10.67 Oliver ................................................................................................. 1,321 6,972 1.11 1.60 8.68 76.4 10.65 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Heskett ................................................. 500 7,067 .72 1.03 6.96 103.3 14.60

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 500 7,067 .72 1.03 6.96 103.3 14 .60

Mercer................................................................................................ 299 7,080 .72 1.01 6.88 102. 9 14.58 Oliver ................................................................................................. 200 7,049 .74 1.05 7.08 103 .9 14.64 Wyoming ............................................................................................... * 7,072 .64 .90 6.81 54.2 7.67

Campbell ............................................................................................ * 7,072 .64 .90 6.81 54.2 7.67 Montana-Dakota Utilities Co Lewis and Clark ................................. 215 6,714 .52 .78 8.00 89.2 11.98

Montana ................................................................................................ 215 6,714 .52 .78 8.00 89.2 1 1.98

Richland ............................................................................................. 215 6,714 .52 .78 8.00 89.2 11. 98 Montaup Electric Co Somerset ............................................................ 70 12,891 .67 .52 7.98 172.3 44.42

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 14 12,713 .65 .51 6.60 145.9 37.10

Pike .................................................................................................... 14 12,713 .65 .51 6.60 145. 9 37.10 West Virginia........................................................................................ 56 12,935 .67 .52 8.32 178.6 46. 22

Mingo ................................................................................................. 56 12,935 .67 .52 8.32 178.6 4 6.22 Muscatine City of Muscatine ............................................................... 1,146 8,244 .89 1.08 6.66 77.0 12.69

Wyoming............................................................................................... 1,146 8,244 .89 1.08 6.66 77 .0 12.69

Campbell............................................................................................ 1,146 8,244 .89 1.08 6.66 77.0 12.69 Nebraska Public Power District Gerald Gentleman ......................... 5,133 8,590 .27 .31 4.47 46.7 8.03

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 5,133 8,590 .27 .31 4.47 46.7 8.03

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,133 8,590 .27 .31 4.47 46.7 8. 03 Nebraska Public Power District Sheldon ........................................... 918 8,760 .21 .24 4.62 63.1 11.05

Utah ....................................................................................................... 3 11,378 .26 .23 7.40 12 7.4 28.99

Sevier ................................................................................................. 3 11,378 .26 .23 7.40 127.4 2 8.99 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 915 8,751 .21 .24 4.62 62.8 10 .99

Campbell ............................................................................................ 904 8,727 .20 .23 4.59 62.0 10.8 2 Carbon ................................................................................................ 11 10,683 .68 .64 6.50 116.0 2 4.78 Nevada Power Co Gardner .................................................................. 1,906 11,653 .46 .39 8.92 117.3 27.33

Utah ....................................................................................................... 1,906 11,653 .46 .39 8. 92 117.3 27.33

Carbon ................................................................................................ 769 12,033 .56 .47 9.71 131.5 31.64 Sevier ................................................................................................. 1,136 11,395 .39 .34 8.38 10 7.1 24.41 New York State Elec & Gas Corp Goudey ........................................ 77 13,417 2.28 1.70 6.82 140.3 37.65

West Virginia........................................................................................ 77 13,417 2.28 1.70 6.82 140.3 37.65

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 77 13,417 2.28 1.70 6.82 140.3 37 .65 New York State Elec & Gas Corp Greenidge ................................... 119 13,241 1.48 1.12 6.78 141.4 37.43 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) New York State Elec & Gas Corp Greenidge

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 115 13,233 1.46 1.10 6.79 141. 3 37.41

Washington ........................................................................................ 115 13,233 1.46 1.10 6.79 141.3 37 .41 West Virginia........................................................................................ 4 13,479 2.30 1.71 6.64 141.7 38 .20

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 4 13,479 2.30 1.71 6.64 141.7 38.2 0 New York State Elec & Gas Corp Hickling ...................................... 67 10,366 .83 .80 22.65 126.6 26.25

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 67 10,366 .83 .80 22.65 126.6 2 6.25

Butler ................................................................................................. 1 10,422 .69 .66 14.25 126.2 26.30 Elk ...................................................................................................... 2 10,745 .75 .69 13.07 133 .3 28.65 Lycoming ........................................................................................... 65 10,356 .83 .80 22.99 126.5 26. 20 New York State Elec & Gas Corp Jennison ...................................... 1 11,033 .83 .75 21.36 146.3 32.28

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1 11,033 .83 .75 21.36 146.3 32 .28

Lycoming ........................................................................................... 1 11,033 .83 .75 21.36 146.3 32.2 8 New York State Elec & Gas Corp Kintigh ........................................ 635 13,109 2.44 1.86 7.42 132.5 34.73

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 239 13,134 2.00 1.52 6.80 133. 5 35.07

Greene ................................................................................................ 239 13,134 2.00 1.52 6.80 133 .5 35.07 West Virginia........................................................................................ 396 13,093 2.71 2.07 7.79 131.8 34.52

Marion ................................................................................................ 53 13,156 2.15 1.64 7.18 132. 6 34.89 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 343 13,084 2.80 2.14 7.88 131.7 34 .46 New York State Elec & Gas Corp Milliken ....................................... 253 13,073 2.38 1.82 7.52 135.2 35.34

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 78 13,061 1.75 1.34 7.13 135.7 35.44

Armstrong .......................................................................................... * 11,426 2.18 1.91 15.42 134.8 30 .80 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 1 11,854 2.56 2.16 17.01 137.0 32.48 Greene ................................................................................................ 52 13,062 1.92 1.47 6.88 135. 2 35.33 Lycoming ........................................................................................... 1 11,033 .83 .75 21.36 134.9 29.7 7 Washington ........................................................................................ 25 13,174 1.36 1.04 6.75 136.5 35. 97 West Virginia........................................................................................ 174 13,079 2.67 2.04 7.69 134.9 35.30

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 174 13,079 2.67 2.04 7.69 134.9 35 .30 Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp Dunkirk ............................................. 553 13,173 2.00 1.52 7.15 131.1 34.53

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 463 13,153 1.98 1.50 7.17 132. 0 34.72

Greene ................................................................................................ 463 13,153 1.98 1.50 7.17 132 .0 34.72 West Virginia........................................................................................ 90 13,274 2.14 1.61 7.04 126.3 3 3.53

Marion ................................................................................................ 34 13,284 2.09 1.58 7.18 133. 1 35.36 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 56 13,268 2.17 1.63 6.96 122.1 32. 41 Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp Huntley .............................................. 548 13,106 1.79 1.37 7.02 143.2 37.54

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 541 13,102 1.79 1.37 7.01 143. 3 37.54

Greene ................................................................................................ 517 13,093 1.82 1.39 7.03 143 .4 37.54 Washington ........................................................................................ 23 13,299 1.32 .99 6.63 141.1 37.5 3 West Virginia........................................................................................ 8 13,402 1.82 1.36 7.66 140.6 37 .69

Marion ................................................................................................ 8 13,402 1.82 1.36 7.66 140.6 37.69 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Bailly ................................................ 1,372 10,976 2.52 2.30 8.76 129.7 28.47

Illinois ................................................................................................... 982 10,977 2.99 2.73 9. 19 119.0 26.12

Montgomery ...................................................................................... 391 10,715 3.42 3.20 8.36 113.9 24.4 1 Perry ................................................................................................... 430 10,975 2.75 2.51 9.59 1 23.1 27.03 Randolph ............................................................................................ 35 11,064 3.01 2.72 9.17 116.3 2 5.74 Saline ................................................................................................. 127 11,765 2.47 2.10 10.42 1 20.8 28.41 Indiana .................................................................................................. 155 11,102 2.31 2.08 9.59 125.0 27.77

Knox .................................................................................................. 13 11,496 3.84 3.34 8.00 151. 4 34.81 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 141 11,065 2.16 1.96 9.74 122 .4 27.10 West Virginia........................................................................................ 10 12,805 2.46 1.92 9.90 121.0 3 0.99

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 10 12,805 2.46 1.92 9.90 121.0 30. 99 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 225 10,807 .63 .58 6.27 181.0 3 9.12

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1 8,684 .34 .40 5.55 101.7 17.66 Carbon ................................................................................................ 224 10,816 .63 .58 6.28 181.3 39.21 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Michigan City ................................. 1,250 9,531 .45 .48 5.87 134.3 25.59

Illinois ................................................................................................... 11 10,709 3.46 3.23 8.1 0 113.6 24.33

Montgomery ...................................................................................... 11 10,709 3.46 3.23 8.10 113.6 24.33 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Michigan City

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,239 9,521 0.43 0.45 5.85 134 .5 25.61

Campbell ............................................................................................ 715 8,750 .31 .35 5.57 100.9 17. 65 Carbon ................................................................................................ 476 10,750 .63 .58 6.32 178.5 38.38 Converse ............................................................................................ 48 8,809 .19 .22 5.40 98.6 17.37 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Mitchell ............................................ 1,044 9,265 .39 .43 5.62 131.2 24.31

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,044 9,265 .39 .43 5.62 131.2 24.31

Campbell ............................................................................................ 788 8,756 .32 .36 5.43 107.5 18. 82 Carbon ................................................................................................ 257 10,830 .63 .58 6.20 190.1 41.17 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co Rollin Schahfer ............................... 5,295 9,973 1.39 1.40 7.10 120.1 23.95

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,746 11,018 2.90 2.63 9.54 116.0 25.56

Montgomery ...................................................................................... 20 10,705 3.43 3.20 8.30 122.3 26.18 Perry ................................................................................................... 1,714 11,016 2.90 2.63 9.5 6 115.9 25.54 Saline ................................................................................................. 11 11,982 2.46 2.05 9.60 119 .5 28.64 Indiana .................................................................................................. 63 11,412 3.73 3.27 8.24 1 30.2 29.71

Daviess ............................................................................................... 11 11,083 2.47 2.23 8.40 145. 4 32.23 Knox .................................................................................................. 52 11,482 4.00 3.48 8.20 127. 1 29.18 West Virginia........................................................................................ 266 12,975 2.54 1.96 8.36 118.1 30.65

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 266 12,975 2.54 1.96 8.36 118.1 30 .65 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,221 9,131 .44 .48 5.65 122.7 22.42

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,569 8,702 .39 .44 5.50 107.2 1 8.66 Carbon ................................................................................................ 651 10,822 .63 .58 6.24 172.0 37.23 Northern States Power Co Bay Front ................................................. 74 11,715 .58 .49 6.11 166.2 38.94

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 16 13,593 .78 .57 5.70 192.2 52.25

Letcher ............................................................................................... 16 13,593 .78 .57 5.70 192.2 5 2.25 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 58 11,184 .52 .47 6.22 157.3 35 .18

Carbon ................................................................................................ 58 11,184 .52 .47 6.22 157.3 3 5.18 Northern States Power Co Black Dog ................................................ 827 8,917 .19 .21 4.44 99.6 17.77

Colorado ................................................................................................ 12 11,803 .49 .42 7.50 127. 2 30.03

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 12 11,803 .49 .42 7.50 127.2 30. 03 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 816 8,876 .19 .21 4.39 99.1 17. 60

Campbell ............................................................................................ 731 8,880 .19 .21 4.38 98.9 17.5 6 Converse ............................................................................................ 84 8,842 .18 .20 4.50 101.1 17.8 8 Northern States Power Co High Bridge ............................................. 719 8,856 .19 .21 4.51 99.5 17.63

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 719 8,856 .19 .21 4.51 99.5 17. 63

Campbell ............................................................................................ 683 8,858 .19 .21 4.48 98.8 17.5 1 Converse ............................................................................................ 36 8,812 .21 .23 5.13 112.3 19.7 9 Northern States Power Co King .......................................................... 1,645 8,882 .28 .31 5.23 106.6 18.94

Montana ................................................................................................ 308 8,857 .63 .71 8.47 110.2 19.52

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 308 8,857 .63 .71 8.47 110.2 19.5 2 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,337 8,888 .19 .22 4.49 105.8 18.80

Campbell ............................................................................................ 985 8,912 .19 .21 4.27 101.0 18. 00 Converse ............................................................................................ 352 8,821 .22 .25 5.09 119.3 21. 06 Northern States Power Co Riverside .................................................. 1,228 8,864 .19 .21 4.44 94.0 16.66

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,228 8,864 .19 .21 4.44 94.0 1 6.66

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,228 8,864 .19 .21 4.44 94.0 16 .66 Northern States Power Co Sherburne County .................................. 7,784 8,759 .50 .57 7.12 110.2 19.31

Montana ................................................................................................ 4,168 8,763 .66 .75 8.71 106 .1 18.59

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 3,122 8,750 .64 .73 8.89 105.1 18 .39 Rosebud ............................................................................................. 1,046 8,801 .71 .81 8.17 109.0 1 9.18 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 3,616 8,755 .32 .36 5.28 115.1 20.15

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,603 8,755 .32 .36 5.28 115.0 2 0.14 Converse ............................................................................................ 12 8,694 .21 .24 6.40 122.5 21.3 0 Ohio Edison Co Burger ........................................................................ 778 12,330 3.23 2.62 10.69 92.0 22.69

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 13 9,175 1.54 1.68 29.55 58. 7 10.78

Johnson .............................................................................................. 13 9,175 1.54 1.68 29.55 58.7 1 0.78 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Ohio Edison Co Burger

Ohio....................................................................................................... 566 12,414 3.87 3.12 9 .87 89.1 22.12

Belmont.............................................................................................. 447 12,525 4.23 3.37 9.13 86. 3 21.61 Harrison ............................................................................................. 118 11,991 2.54 2.12 12.67 100 .4 24.07 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 67 13,178 1.93 1.46 7.37 101. 3 26.71

Greene................................................................................................ 37 13,214 2.32 1.76 7.68 95. 0 25.10 Washington ........................................................................................ 30 13,135 1.45 1.11 6.99 109.0 28 .64 West Virginia........................................................................................ 133 11,846 1.32 1.12 14.07 102. 0 24.18

Kanawha ............................................................................................ 112 11,752 .88 .75 14.53 109.2 25 .66 Marshall ............................................................................................. 21 12,358 3.73 3.02 11.59 65.4 16.15 Ohio Edison Co Niles ............................................................................ 541 11,810 2.85 2.42 12.92 106.5 25.16

Ohio ....................................................................................................... 529 11,818 2.85 2.41 12 .88 106.9 25.27

Columbiana ........................................................................................ 31 10,056 3.71 3.69 16.64 91.9 18. 49 Harrison ............................................................................................. 459 12,009 2.72 2.26 12.41 109 .8 26.37 Mahoning ........................................................................................... 14 10,231 3.53 3.45 19.05 64.8 13 .26 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 25 11,387 3.92 3.44 13.41 89.1 20. 29 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 11 11,425 2.86 2.51 14.88 86.3 19.73

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 5 11,933 3.42 2.87 14.46 93.3 22. 27 Butler ................................................................................................. 6 10,967 2.36 2.16 15.25 79. 5 17.44 Ohio Edison Co Sammis ....................................................................... 5,750 12,362 1.24 1.00 11.89 115.7 28.61

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 803 12,006 .80 .67 11.88 120 .9 29.04

Clay .................................................................................................... 82 11,377 .79 .69 15.40 111 .1 25.28 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 7 12,462 .75 .60 11.20 92.0 22.9 3 Martin ................................................................................................ 704 12,080 .80 .66 11.46 122. 7 29.65 Pike .................................................................................................... 11 11,632 .83 .71 13.30 94. 2 21.91 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,967 13,253 1.99 1.50 7.46 1 09.7 29.07

Beaver ................................................................................................ 16 12,172 .90 .74 13.00 107.0 26.05 Greene................................................................................................ 1,553 13,231 2.13 1.61 7.56 111.8 29.58 Washington ........................................................................................ 386 13,438 1.50 1.11 6.70 101.7 2 7.34 Westmoreland .................................................................................... 11 11,498 1.98 1.72 11.40 95.6 21.98 West Virginia........................................................................................ 2,979 11,869 .86 .73 14.83 118. 8 28.19

Fayette ................................................................................................ 1 10,000 .80 .80 30.00 80.8 1 6.16 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1,265 11,969 .75 .62 13.66 123.6 29.60 Logan ................................................................................................. 57 12,474 .95 .76 9.07 94.2 23 .51 Mingo ................................................................................................. 742 11,304 .97 .86 18.66 111. 2 25.14 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 30 11,911 .94 .79 14.32 117.0 2 7.87 Wayne ................................................................................................ 11 8,949 .72 .80 31.00 64.8 11. 60 Webster .............................................................................................. 873 12,202 .93 .76 13.44 120.0 29.29 Ohio Power Co Gavin ........................................................................... 6,638 11,362 3.42 3.01 12.04 189.5 43.06

Ohio ....................................................................................................... 5,740 11,214 3.38 3.02 12.27 203.2 45.57

Belmont .............................................................................................. 223 11,718 2.84 2.42 12.45 112 .4 26.34 Gallia .................................................................................................. 318 11,067 2.81 2.54 11.90 119.7 26.50 Jackson ............................................................................................... 318 11,067 2.81 2.54 11.90 11 9.7 26.50 Meigs ................................................................................................. 4,554 11,221 3.53 3.15 12.34 225.2 50.55 Vinton ................................................................................................ 327 11,066 2.81 2.54 11.90 11 9.7 26.50 West Virginia........................................................................................ 898 12,304 3.67 2.98 10.53 109. 8 27.01

Marshall ............................................................................................. 878 12,309 3.66 2.97 10.52 110 .5 27.21 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 20 12,083 4.04 3.34 10.80 75.3 18. 20 Ohio Power Co Kammer ...................................................................... 1,546 12,409 3.05 2.46 9.73 91.5 22.70

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 375 13,010 1.42 1.09 6.88 100 .2 26.06

Greene................................................................................................ 375 13,010 1.42 1.09 6.88 10 0.2 26.06 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,170 12,216 3.57 2.92 10.64 88 .5 21.62

Marshall ............................................................................................. 1,170 12,216 3.57 2.92 10.64 8 8.5 21.62 Ohio Power Co Mitchell ....................................................................... 3,788 12,402 .78 .63 11.73 139.0 34.49

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 3 12,645 2.15 1.70 10.70 100.8 25.49

Greene ................................................................................................ 3 12,645 2.15 1.70 10.70 100. 8 25.49 West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,785 12,402 .78 .63 11.73 139. 1 34.49

Boone ................................................................................................. 2,747 12,439 .75 .60 11.28 14 6.7 36.49 Clay .................................................................................................... 276 12,090 .82 .68 13.73 14 0.2 33.91 Fayette ................................................................................................ 1 12,201 .66 .54 12.90 126.3 30.82 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 1 12,201 .66 .54 12.90 126.3 30.8 2 Wayne ................................................................................................ 13 12,048 .87 .72 8.95 104.9 25 .29 Webster .............................................................................................. 747 12,387 .89 .72 12.70 111.1 27.53 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Ohio Power Co Muskingum ................................................................. 2,533 12,051 2.16 1.79 12.16 190.1 45.81

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 39 12,261 .68 .56 10.62 139. 8 34.28

Pike .................................................................................................... 39 12,261 .68 .56 10.62 139 .8 34.28 Ohio ....................................................................................................... 913 11,534 4.59 3.98 12 .71 300.5 69.31

Muskingum ........................................................................................ 100 11,534 4.58 3.98 12.73 300.5 69 .33 Noble .................................................................................................. 812 11,534 4.59 3.98 12.71 3 00.4 69.31 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,581 12,344 .80 .65 11.87 131. 7 32.53

Boone ................................................................................................. 542 12,453 .74 .59 10.91 136. 6 34.03 Clay .................................................................................................... 19 12,317 .69 .56 12.48 181 .2 44.65 Fayette ................................................................................................ 19 11,907 .75 .63 12.40 179. 9 42.85 Harrison ............................................................................................. 10 12,850 3.17 2.47 7.60 80.3 20.64 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 2 12,311 .69 .56 12.49 181.0 44.5 8 Logan ................................................................................................. 501 12,221 .69 .57 12.11 137. 3 33.56 Webster .............................................................................................. 488 12,359 .93 .75 12.74 117.7 29.09 Ohio Valley Electric Corp Kyger Creek ............................................ 3,080 12,847 2.42 1.89 8.11 110.8 28.47

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 389 13,141 1.36 1.04 6.16 1 26.5 33.24

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 23 13,670 .67 .49 5.80 133.6 3 6.53 Floyd .................................................................................................. 78 13,208 1.52 1.15 5.42 12 9.0 34.07 Knott .................................................................................................. 100 13,361 1.58 1.19 5.37 1 28.1 34.23 Letcher ............................................................................................... 119 13,017 1.49 1.15 6.41 12 9.6 33.75 Pike .................................................................................................... 69 12,783 .88 .69 7.81 113. 0 28.89 Ohio....................................................................................................... 533 12,470 4.02 3.23 9 .30 93.9 23.42

Belmont.............................................................................................. 533 12,470 4.02 3.23 9.30 93. 9 23.42 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 783 13,128 2.03 1.55 7.43 103 .9 27.28

Greene................................................................................................ 644 13,142 2.13 1.62 7.53 104.4 27.44 Washington ........................................................................................ 139 13,061 1.57 1.20 6.96 101.6 2 6.53 Virginia ................................................................................................. 400 13,612 .69 .51 5.80 13 3.1 36.23

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 400 13,612 .69 .51 5.80 133.1 36. 23 West Virginia........................................................................................ 975 12,395 3.00 2.42 9.73 109. 4 27.12

Boone ................................................................................................. 201 13,001 .78 .60 7.52 113.9 29.62 Brooke ................................................................................................ 184 12,253 3.69 3.01 10.32 93 .9 23.02 Marshall ............................................................................................. 590 12,233 3.54 2.89 10.30 112 .6 27.54 Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co Muskogee ........................................... 6,530 8,626 .29 .34 5.22 84.7 14.61

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 6,530 8,626 .29 .34 5.22 84.7 14.61

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,433 8,623 .29 .34 5.22 84.7 14 .61 Converse ............................................................................................ 97 8,831 .29 .33 5.17 84.4 14.91 Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co Sooner ................................................. 4,966 8,609 .31 .37 5.43 79.0 13.60

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 4,966 8,609 .31 .37 5.43 79.0 13.60

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,596 8,594 .32 .37 5.43 78.9 13 .56 Converse ............................................................................................ 370 8,797 .29 .32 5.46 79.9 14.0 7 Omaha Public Power District Nebraska City .................................... 2,790 8,351 .34 .40 5.82 54.7 9.14

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,790 8,351 .34 .40 5.82 54.7 9.14

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,790 8,351 .34 .40 5.82 54.7 9. 14 Omaha Public Power District North Omaha ..................................... 2,106 8,395 .33 .40 5.60 66.8 11.21

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,106 8,395 .33 .40 5.60 66.8 11.21

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,106 8,395 .33 .40 5.60 66.8 11 .21 Orange and Rockland Utils Inc Lovett ............................................... 268 12,972 .59 .46 7.93 183.9 47.70

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 239 12,939 .58 .45 8.00 186. 2 48.18

Pike .................................................................................................... 239 12,939 .58 .45 8.00 186 .2 48.18 West Virginia........................................................................................ 29 13,246 .73 .55 7.36 165.0 43. 72

Nicholas ............................................................................................. 20 12,961 .78 .61 9.00 165.2 42 .83 Raleigh ............................................................................................... 9 13,879 .61 .44 3.70 164.6 45 .69 Orlando Utilities Comm Stanton Energy ........................................... 2,116 12,807 1.11 .86 8.56 168.3 43.12

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,116 12,807 1.11 .86 8.56 1 68.3 43.12

Bell ..................................................................................................... 81 12,879 1.13 .88 8.30 16 1.5 41.61 Harlan ................................................................................................ 642 12,773 .98 .76 8.66 164.3 41.97 Leslie .................................................................................................. 51 12,700 1.55 1.22 10.10 1 65.2 41.96 Letcher ............................................................................................... 722 12,784 1.02 .80 8.80 177. 7 45.44 Pike .................................................................................................... 620 12,867 1.30 1.01 8.07 162.8 41.90 Otter Tail Power Co Big Stone ............................................................ 2,059 8,630 .60 .69 8.67 93.6 16.16 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Otter Tail Power Co Big Stone

Montana ................................................................................................ 1,499 8,715 0.67 0.77 9.39 92.8 16.17

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 1,499 8,715 .67 .77 9.39 92.8 16. 17 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 560 8,401 .40 .48 6.77 96.0 16 .13

Campbell ............................................................................................ 560 8,401 .40 .48 6.77 96.0 16.1 3 Otter Tail Power Co Hoot Lake .......................................................... 350 9,273 .40 .43 4.73 125.7 23.31

Montana ................................................................................................ 350 9,273 .40 .43 4.73 125.7 23.31

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 350 9,273 .40 .43 4.73 125.7 23.3 1 Owensboro City of Smith ..................................................................... 1,304 10,986 3.37 3.07 11.54 94.0 20.65

Indiana ................................................................................................... 538 11,079 3.45 3.11 10. 30 96.2 21.32

Gibson ................................................................................................ 306 11,156 3.84 3.44 10.58 96 .5 21.52 Pike .................................................................................................... 176 10,987 2.95 2.68 10.00 96.0 21.09 Warrick .............................................................................................. 55 10,951 2.87 2.62 9.68 95.5 20.92 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 767 10,921 3.32 3.04 12.40 9 2.4 20.18

Daviess ............................................................................................... 317 10,854 2.95 2.72 10.02 95 .0 20.62 Hancock ............................................................................................. * 11,856 3.71 3.13 7.80 71.7 17 .00 Henderson .......................................................................................... 50 10,680 3.23 3.02 12.46 89.5 19 .13 Mclean ............................................................................................... 110 10,396 3.53 3.40 15.81 91. 7 19.07 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 13 9,964 2.51 2.52 11.13 81.2 16.1 9 Ohio ................................................................................................... 113 11,240 3.96 3.52 11.32 9 0.5 20.35 Webster .............................................................................................. 163 11,337 3.53 3.11 15.58 90. 9 20.60 PacifiCorp Carbon ................................................................................. 569 12,219 .43 .35 8.41 58.0 14.18

Utah ....................................................................................................... 569 12,219 .43 .35 8.41 58.0 14.18

Emery ................................................................................................. 567 12,220 .43 .35 8.41 58.1 1 4.19 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 2 11,877 .73 .61 10.60 50.0 11.88 PacifiCorp Centralia ............................................................................. 5,486 8,224 .75 .91 12.08 156.0 25.65

Montana ................................................................................................ 1,502 9,342 .34 .37 4.22 122 .7 22.93

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 1,502 9,342 .34 .37 4.22 122.7 22 .93 Washington ........................................................................................... 3,984 7,803 .90 1.16 15.05 171 .0 26.68

Lewis .................................................................................................. 3,832 7,803 .91 1.16 15.06 1 71.5 26.76 Thurston ............................................................................................. 152 7,782 .89 1.14 14.60 157.9 24.58 PacifiCorp Emery-Hunter .................................................................... 4,305 11,561 .47 .41 11.28 72.8 16.84

Utah ....................................................................................................... 4,305 11,561 .47 .41 11 .28 72.8 16.84

Emery ................................................................................................. 4,305 11,561 .47 .41 11.28 72 .8 16.84 PacifiCorp Huntington .......................................................................... 2,919 12,060 .39 .32 9.09 62.8 15.14

Utah ....................................................................................................... 2,919 12,060 .39 .32 9. 09 62.8 15.14

Emery ................................................................................................. 2,919 12,060 .39 .32 9.09 62. 8 15.14 PacifiCorp Jim Bridger ......................................................................... 9,168 9,343 .54 .57 10.08 100.0 18.68

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 9,168 9,343 .54 .57 10.08 100 .0 18.68

Sweetwater ......................................................................................... 9,168 9,343 .54 .57 10.08 100.0 1 8.68 PacifiCorp Johnston .............................................................................. 3,717 7,955 .45 .57 8.33 46.6 7.41

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 3,717 7,955 .45 .57 8.33 46.6 7.41

Campbell ............................................................................................ 778 8,378 .36 .43 5.45 45.3 7.59 Converse ............................................................................................ 2,939 7,843 .47 .60 9.09 47.0 7. 37 PacifiCorp Naughton ............................................................................. 2,529 9,977 .75 .75 4.92 115.5 23.05

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,529 9,977 .75 .75 4.92 115. 5 23.05

Lincoln ............................................................................................... 2,529 9,977 .75 .75 4.92 115. 5 23.05 PacifiCorp Wyodak ............................................................................... 2,080 8,023 .53 .66 6.69 73.6 11.81

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,080 8,023 .53 .66 6.69 73.6 11.81

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,080 8,023 .53 .66 6.69 73.6 11 .81 Painesville City of Painesville ............................................................... 92 12,528 2.52 2.01 8.36 131.7 32.99

Ohio....................................................................................................... 92 12,528 2.52 2.01 8. 36 131.7 32.99

Columbiana........................................................................................ 92 12,528 2.52 2.01 8.36 131.7 32 .99 Pennsylvania Electric Co Conemaugh ................................................ 4,681 12,658 2.29 1.81 11.63 104.8 26.54 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Pennsylvania Electric Co Conemaugh

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 4,226 12,656 2.26 1.79 11.72 1 04.4 26.42

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 601 12,384 2.35 1.90 13.47 101.0 25.03 Butler ................................................................................................. 33 12,377 2.45 1.98 10.91 104.3 25.81 Cambria .............................................................................................. 176 12,504 2.38 1.91 13.22 89. 9 22.49 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 213 12,394 2.46 1.98 13.48 106 .4 26.36 Greene................................................................................................ 1,188 13,124 2.05 1.56 7.38 103.6 27.18 Indiana ............................................................................................... 435 12,451 2.45 1.97 14.22 10 2.7 25.57 Somerset ............................................................................................ 1,301 12,530 2.29 1.83 13.50 10 9.0 27.30 Westmoreland .................................................................................... 279 12,481 2.25 1.80 12.04 104.4 26. 05 West Virginia........................................................................................ 455 12,681 2.58 2.04 10.84 108. 8 27.59

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 455 12,681 2.58 2.04 10.84 108.8 2 7.59 Pennsylvania Electric Co Homer City ................................................ 1,322 11,233 2.46 2.19 20.30 116.8 26.24

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,322 11,233 2.46 2.19 20.30 1 16.8 26.24

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 211 10,892 3.70 3.39 23.57 95.5 2 0.80 Cambria .............................................................................................. 38 11,409 2.65 2.33 18.80 105. 8 24.15 Fayette ................................................................................................ 10 11,188 3.85 3.44 20.50 81 .6 18.26 Indiana ............................................................................................... 717 11,365 1.75 1.54 18.89 13 0.2 29.58 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 26 12,155 .67 .55 10.06 146.9 35.71 Somerset ............................................................................................ 314 11,073 3.36 3.03 22.35 99.7 22.07 Westmoreland .................................................................................... 5 10,721 .77 .72 17.80 104.4 22.39 Pennsylvania Electric Co Keystone ..................................................... 4,917 12,494 1.71 1.37 12.55 127.0 31.74

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 4,689 12,451 1.68 1.35 12.83 1 27.9 31.84

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 2,906 12,435 1.70 1.37 13.11 127 .0 31.59 Greene................................................................................................ 304 12,875 1.66 1.29 8.13 10 6.9 27.52 Indiana ............................................................................................... 1,181 12,387 1.55 1.25 13.30 141.4 35.04 Somerset ............................................................................................ 9 12,299 1.72 1.40 12.50 95.9 23 .59 Washington ........................................................................................ 4 12,364 1.59 1.29 14.90 88.0 21.7 6 Westmoreland .................................................................................... 285 12,422 2.03 1.63 13.04 105.7 26. 26 West Virginia........................................................................................ 228 13,378 2.26 1.69 6.69 110. 3 29.52

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 228 13,378 2.26 1.69 6.69 110.3 2 9.52 Pennsylvania Electric Co Seward ........................................................ 322 12,294 1.62 1.32 14.25 110.0 27.05

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 322 12,294 1.62 1.32 14.25 110 .0 27.05

Somerset ............................................................................................ 322 12,294 1.62 1.32 14.25 110. 0 27.05 Pennsylvania Electric Co Shawville .................................................... 1,311 12,341 1.78 1.45 13.25 113.7 28.07

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,311 12,341 1.78 1.45 13.25 1 13.7 28.07

Clearfield ........................................................................................... 1,311 12,341 1.78 1.45 13.25 1 13.7 28.07 Pennsylvania Electric Co Warren ....................................................... 126 12,288 1.77 1.44 11.95 116.4 28.61

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 126 12,288 1.77 1.44 11.95 116 .4 28.61

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 63 12,153 1.84 1.51 11.89 114.1 2 7.72 Clarion ............................................................................................... 5 12,272 1.74 1.42 12.20 114. 8 28.18 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 59 12,433 1.70 1.37 12.00 119 .0 29.59 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co Brunner Island ............................. 3,089 12,897 1.36 1.06 9.38 144.3 37.22

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 41 12,784 1.11 .87 10.52 143 .4 36.65

Boyd ................................................................................................... 11 13,324 1.04 .78 8.30 141. 9 37.81 Martin ................................................................................................ 10 12,640 .74 .59 9.00 146.2 3 6.96 Pike .................................................................................................... 20 12,560 1.33 1.06 12.50 1 42.8 35.87 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,498 13,160 1.86 1.41 7.65 1 43.9 37.86

Clarion ............................................................................................... 11 12,934 1.44 1.11 9.30 99. 2 25.66 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 10 12,717 1.21 .95 13.40 128.4 32.66 Greene................................................................................................ 1,477 13,165 1.87 1.42 7.60 144.3 37.99 Virginia ................................................................................................. 20 12,505 1.02 .82 13.05 1 43.5 35.90

Wise ................................................................................................... 20 12,505 1.02 .82 13.05 143 .5 35.90 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,530 12,646 .89 .70 11.00 144. 8 36.63

Clay .................................................................................................... 62 12,477 .76 .61 12.33 155 .7 38.86 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 463 12,504 .84 .67 11.16 145.2 36 .30 Mingo ................................................................................................. 385 12,756 .72 .57 10.84 147. 7 37.69 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 10 13,091 1.88 1.44 7.70 122.7 32 .13 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 21 12,622 .83 .66 12.00 150.2 3 7.92 Upshur ................................................................................................ 164 13,057 1.28 .98 9.18 140. 9 36.79 Wayne ................................................................................................ 56 12,436 .94 .76 10.24 147.8 3 6.75 Webster .............................................................................................. 359 12,581 .94 .75 11.76 141.0 35.49 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Pennsylvania Power & Light Co Holtwood ....................................... 1 11,090 1.16 1.05 23.20 133.3 29.57

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1 11,090 1.16 1.05 23.20 133.3 29.57

Somerset ............................................................................................ 1 11,090 1.16 1.05 23.20 133.3 2 9.57 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co Martins Creek .............................. 344 13,191 2.03 1.54 8.13 124.7 32.89

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 344 13,191 2.03 1.54 8.13 124. 7 32.89

Clearfield ........................................................................................... 10 12,427 2.02 1.63 13.04 144. 1 35.81 Greene ................................................................................................ 334 13,214 2.03 1.53 7.99 124 .1 32.81 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co Montour ......................................... 3,285 12,835 1.91 1.49 10.88 136.5 35.03

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 3,201 12,824 1.91 1.49 10.97 1 36.8 35.08

Cambria .............................................................................................. 311 12,613 1.96 1.56 12.31 135 .2 34.11 Clarion ............................................................................................... 29 12,868 1.67 1.30 9.04 128. 1 32.96 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 738 12,667 1.90 1.50 13.30 131 .4 33.28 Greene ................................................................................................ 1,091 13,134 1.91 1.46 7.72 1 41.6 37.20 Indiana ............................................................................................... 669 12,642 1.95 1.54 12.42 13 9.0 35.14 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 151 12,507 1.96 1.57 13.17 13 0.4 32.62 Somerset ............................................................................................ 193 12,818 1.72 1.34 11.89 131. 3 33.66 Venango ............................................................................................. 19 13,418 1.26 .94 9.60 127.4 34 .19 West Virginia........................................................................................ 84 13,280 2.15 1.62 7.47 124.2 3 2.99

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 84 13,280 2.15 1.62 7.47 124.2 32. 99 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co Sunbury ......................................... 445 10,966 1.20 1.10 20.55 106.8 23.43

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 445 10,966 1.20 1.10 20.55 106 .8 23.43

Allegheny ........................................................................................... 1 12,482 1.63 1.31 12.40 124.2 3 1.01 Clarion ............................................................................................... 45 12,800 1.37 1.07 9.07 132. 3 33.86 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 190 12,527 1.57 1.26 13.04 113 .7 28.49 Elk ...................................................................................................... 6 12,635 1.43 1.13 11.25 1 33.6 33.77 Greene ................................................................................................ 29 13,283 1.71 1.29 7.97 137. 9 36.63 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 7 12,736 1.54 1.21 11.80 134. 3 34.21 Lycoming ........................................................................................... 33 11,077 .81 .73 21.80 128.0 28. 36 Schuylkill ........................................................................................... 123 7,311 .58 .79 39.00 49.8 7. 28 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 11 8,764 .51 .59 31.75 64.5 11 .30 Pennsylvania Power Co New Castle .................................................... 658 11,967 1.64 1.37 11.98 115.8 27.73

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 658 11,967 1.64 1.37 11.98 115 .8 27.73

Beaver ................................................................................................ 658 11,967 1.64 1.37 11.98 11 5.8 27.73 Pennsylvania Power Co Bruce Mansfield ........................................... 4,346 12,059 3.65 3.02 12.61 167.7 40.45

Ohio ...................................................................................................... 42 12,070 3.32 2.75 12.3 2 173.2 41.80

Carroll ................................................................................................ 29 12,075 3.49 2.89 12.56 17 4.8 42.22 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 13 12,056 2.95 2.44 11.78 169.4 40 .84 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 433 12,094 3.58 2.96 12.26 170 .5 41.25

Butler ................................................................................................. 96 12,096 3.68 3.04 12.72 17 2.0 41.62 Fayette ................................................................................................ 25 11,979 3.56 2.97 13.60 19 3.8 46.43 Greene ................................................................................................ 142 12,072 3.48 2.88 12.69 18 1.0 43.70 Washington ........................................................................................ 170 12,128 3.60 2.97 11.43 157.6 3 8.22 West Virginia........................................................................................ 3,871 12,055 3.66 3.03 12.66 16 7.3 40.35

Barbour .............................................................................................. 3 12,152 3.82 3.14 11.00 153.0 37.19 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 11 11,967 3.38 2.82 13.70 214.2 5 1.27 Marshall ............................................................................................. 3,828 12,055 3.66 3.03 12.66 1 67.3 40.33 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 20 12,078 3.41 2.82 12.13 159.6 38 .55 Webster .............................................................................................. 9 12,105 3.71 3.06 11.68 168.3 40.74 Philadelphia Electric Co Cromby ........................................................ 243 13,213 1.81 1.37 7.66 142.9 37.76

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 243 13,213 1.81 1.37 7.66 142. 9 37.76

Greene ................................................................................................ 134 13,295 1.99 1.49 7.90 144 .7 38.47 Washington ........................................................................................ 109 13,113 1.60 1.22 7.36 140.6 36 .88 Philadelphia Electric Co Eddystone .................................................... 1,017 13,208 1.84 1.39 7.60 144.9 38.28

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,017 13,208 1.84 1.39 7.60 14 4.9 38.28

Greene ................................................................................................ 531 13,260 2.00 1.51 7.81 146 .9 38.97 Washington ........................................................................................ 486 13,152 1.66 1.26 7.36 142.6 37 .52 Plains Elec Gen&Trans Coop Inc Escalante ..................................... 926 9,260 .84 .91 17.25 131.5 24.35 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Plains Elec Gen&Trans Coop Inc Escalante

New Mexico.......................................................................................... 926 9,260 0.84 0.91 17.25 131.5 2 4.35

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 926 9,260 .84 .91 17.25 131.5 24 .35 Platte River Power Authority Rawhide .............................................. 1,327 8,806 .25 .29 5.41 59.9 10.55

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,327 8,806 .25 .29 5.41 59.9 10.55

Campbell ............................................................................................ 50 8,758 .19 .22 4.57 60.1 10.53 Converse ............................................................................................ 1,277 8,807 .25 .29 5.44 59.9 10 .55 Portland General Electric Co Boardman ........................................... 2,326 8,961 .39 .44 6.41 107.9 19.34

Colorado ................................................................................................ 14 11,057 .48 .43 11.20 75. 0 16.59

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 14 11,057 .48 .43 11.20 75.0 16. 59 Utah ....................................................................................................... 287 11,870 .55 .46 11.9 3 102.6 24.36

Emery ................................................................................................. 287 11,870 .55 .46 11.93 102. 6 24.36 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,025 8,535 .37 .43 5.60 109. 2 18.65

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,933 8,521 .37 .44 5.61 109.1 1 8.59 Converse ............................................................................................ 92 8,822 .23 .27 5.35 112.7 19.8 9 Potomac Edison Co Smith .................................................................... 122 12,320 .97 .79 12.76 130.3 32.11

Maryland ............................................................................................... 38 12,301 .98 .80 11.71 126. 3 31.06

Allegany ............................................................................................. 38 12,301 .98 .80 11.71 126.3 3 1.06 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 83 12,329 .97 .78 13.25 132.2 3 2.59

Bedford .............................................................................................. * 12,758 1.12 .88 10.70 125.0 3 1.89 Somerset ............................................................................................ 83 12,327 .97 .78 13.26 132.2 32 .60 Potomac Electric Power Co Chalk ...................................................... 1,659 13,153 1.29 .98 9.13 144.2 37.93

Maryland ............................................................................................... 189 13,221 1.59 1.20 9.62 1 31.7 34.82

Garrett ................................................................................................ 189 13,221 1.59 1.20 9.62 1 31.7 34.82 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 698 13,145 1.41 1.07 9.11 141 .9 37.29

Cambria .............................................................................................. 8 12,895 1.20 .93 9.80 150.9 38 .92 Clearfield ........................................................................................... 7 12,562 1.78 1.42 11.40 173.5 43.59 Greene................................................................................................ 186 13,215 1.71 1.29 6.91 14 1.4 37.36 Somerset ............................................................................................ 445 13,116 1.28 .97 10.23 142.4 37.36 Washington ........................................................................................ 52 13,256 1.45 1.10 6.95 133.5 35 .38 Virginia ................................................................................................. 65 13,157 1.08 .82 9.40 15 3.2 40.32

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 65 13,157 1.08 .82 9.40 153.2 40. 32 West Virginia........................................................................................ 707 13,142 1.12 .85 8.99 149.0 3 9.17

Barbour .............................................................................................. 175 13,246 1.23 .93 9.02 151.6 40.16 Greenbrier .......................................................................................... 52 13,069 .90 .69 9.73 142.1 37. 14 Preston ............................................................................................... 78 13,272 1.26 .95 8.22 161.3 42.81 Upshur ................................................................................................ 386 13,082 1.07 .82 9.02 146. 9 38.42 Webster .............................................................................................. 16 13,059 1.00 .77 9.25 134.4 3 5.09 Potomac Electric Power Co Dickerson ............................................... 1,280 13,256 1.27 .96 8.41 124.8 33.07

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 16 13,053 1.66 1.27 6.60 125. 0 32.62

Greene................................................................................................ 16 13,053 1.66 1.27 6.60 125 .0 32.62 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,264 13,258 1.27 .95 8.43 124. 8 33.08

Barbour .............................................................................................. 526 13,176 1.27 .96 8.81 124.3 32.76 Preston ............................................................................................... 682 13,338 1.28 .96 8.10 125. 1 33.37 Upshur ................................................................................................ 48 13,064 1.06 .81 9.00 125.5 32.79 Webster .............................................................................................. 8 13,022 .76 .58 8.50 121.0 31. 51 Potomac Electric Power Co Morgantown .......................................... 2,538 13,153 1.46 1.11 7.28 137.6 36.20

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 2,022 13,156 1.53 1.17 6.89 1 35.7 35.72

Cambria.............................................................................................. 7 12,686 1.28 1.01 8.60 153.4 38.92 Greene................................................................................................ 1,592 13,148 1.57 1.20 6.88 136.3 35.83 Somerset ............................................................................................ 21 13,192 1.12 .85 9.70 166.0 43 .80 Washington ........................................................................................ 402 13,194 1.40 1.06 6.73 131.8 3 4.78 West Virginia........................................................................................ 516 13,142 1.15 .88 8.79 144.9 3 8.09

Barbour .............................................................................................. 137 13,177 1.20 .91 8.87 151.5 39.93 Preston ............................................................................................... 81 13,383 1.32 .99 8.13 148.1 39.63 Upshur ................................................................................................ 298 13,060 1.08 .83 8.93 141. 0 36.83 Potomac Electric Power Co Potomac River ....................................... 1,114 13,146 .76 .58 7.96 144.4 37.96

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 270 13,098 .82 .63 7.20 146. 7 38.42

Pike .................................................................................................... 270 13,098 .82 .63 7.20 146 .7 38.42 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Potomac Electric Power Co Potomac River

Virginia ................................................................................................. 180 13,173 0.74 0.56 8.8 1 142.1 37.44

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 56 13,099 .75 .57 8.69 142.2 37.2 5 Russell ................................................................................................ 124 13,207 .74 .56 8.87 142. 1 37.52 West Virginia........................................................................................ 664 13,159 .74 .56 8.04 144.0 37 .91

Mingo ................................................................................................. 347 12,941 .76 .59 8.44 149.2 38.61 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 317 13,397 .72 .53 7.60 138.6 37.1 5 PSI Energy Inc Cayuga ........................................................................ 3,046 10,897 1.39 1.28 9.24 114.1 24.86

Illinois ................................................................................................... 267 10,928 1.26 1.16 8 .11 109.6 23.95

Vermilion........................................................................................... 267 10,928 1.26 1.16 8.11 109. 6 23.95 Indiana................................................................................................... 2,779 10,894 1.40 1.29 9.35 114.5 24.95

Daviess ............................................................................................... 580 11,125 .60 .54 7.19 122.6 27.29 Gibson................................................................................................ 10 11,052 1.31 1.19 7.50 132 .1 29.20 Greene ................................................................................................ 1,460 10,944 1.85 1.69 10.01 110.0 24.07 Knox .................................................................................................. 33 11,036 .64 .58 7.40 129.3 2 8.54 Parke .................................................................................................. 35 11,818 1.98 1.67 6.39 93 .2 22.02 Vigo ................................................................................................... 661 10,522 1.11 1.06 10.08 1 17.6 24.75 PSI Energy Inc Edwardsport ............................................................... 264 11,005 1.60 1.46 9.24 92.2 20.28

Indiana................................................................................................... 264 11,005 1.60 1.46 9. 24 92.2 20.28

Daviess............................................................................................... 13 11,307 2.34 2.07 7.90 82. 5 18.66 Gibson ................................................................................................ 22 11,235 .55 .49 7.17 99.9 22 .45 Greene ................................................................................................ 15 11,096 .94 .84 8.36 97.7 21 .67 Knox .................................................................................................. 211 10,981 1.72 1.57 9.62 91 .5 20.11 Unknown 2 .......................................................................................... 3 9,403 1.39 1.48 8.10 92.3 17.36 PSI Energy Inc Gallagher .................................................................... 1,287 12,706 2.11 1.66 7.81 114.7 29.14

Illinois ................................................................................................... 164 11,496 1.75 1.52 9 .86 110.9 25.50

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 44 12,781 2.42 1.89 8.02 90. 6 23.15 Wabash .............................................................................................. 120 11,023 1.50 1.36 10.54 119. 6 26.36 Indiana................................................................................................... 155 11,061 1.67 1.51 9. 23 118.9 26.31

Daviess............................................................................................... 20 11,697 2.08 1.78 7.01 105 .5 24.69 Gibson ................................................................................................ 2 10,799 1.84 1.70 10.00 110. 2 23.80 Greene................................................................................................ 61 11,084 1.47 1.33 9.53 110 .1 24.41 Knox .................................................................................................. 17 11,065 1.30 1.18 9.57 107 .7 23.83 Vigo ................................................................................................... 56 10,819 1.84 1.71 9.56 13 7.6 29.78 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 38 12,386 1.98 1.60 9.79 97 .5 24.16

Floyd .................................................................................................. 3 12,096 1.50 1.24 10.10 108 .1 26.15 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 11 12,400 2.09 1.68 10.26 88.1 2 1.85 Union ................................................................................................. 7 12,500 1.99 1.59 9.00 88.2 22.05 Webster .............................................................................................. 17 12,389 1.99 1.60 9.72 105. 7 26.20 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 451 13,135 2.23 1.70 7.58 108 .7 28.55

Greene................................................................................................ 441 13,129 2.24 1.71 7.61 10 8.7 28.53 Washington ........................................................................................ 10 13,407 1.70 1.26 6.31 109.3 29 .31 West Virginia........................................................................................ 478 13,279 2.27 1.71 6.70 121. 5 32.28

Fayette ................................................................................................ 3 12,943 1.50 1.16 12.50 126 .3 32.69 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 473 13,284 2.29 1.72 6.64 121.5 3 2.28 Unknown 2.......................................................................................... 2 12,655 .08 .06 12.30 128.3 32.47 PSI Energy Inc Gibson Station ............................................................ 9,207 11,050 1.81 1.64 8.79 106.9 23.62

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,063 10,997 1.52 1.38 10.53 106.3 23.38

Wabash .............................................................................................. 1,063 10,997 1.52 1.38 10.53 10 6.3 23.38 Indiana................................................................................................... 8,143 11,057 1.85 1.67 8.57 107.0 23.65

Daviess ............................................................................................... 512 11,078 .62 .56 7.64 118.2 26.19 Gibson................................................................................................ 6,010 11,142 2.16 1.94 8.55 101.1 22.53 Knox .................................................................................................. 173 11,010 .52 .47 7.68 116.8 25.71 Sullivan .............................................................................................. 53 10,672 1.00 .94 8.90 119.3 25.46 Vigo ................................................................................................... 1,396 10,705 1.14 1.06 9.1 0 127.2 27.24 PSI Energy Inc Noblesville ................................................................... 203 11,458 1.96 1.71 8.20 116.1 26.60

Indiana................................................................................................... 203 11,458 1.96 1.71 8. 20 116.1 26.60

Clay .................................................................................................... 9 10,232 1.95 1.91 14.20 10 6.2 21.73 Daviess............................................................................................... 18 11,497 2.28 1.98 7.36 114 .4 26.30 Gibson ................................................................................................ 1 11,228 .52 .46 7.30 142.3 31 .95 Greene................................................................................................ 47 11,202 2.05 1.83 9.35 118 .1 26.46 Knox .................................................................................................. 52 11,155 1.54 1.38 8.37 132 .5 29.56 Parke .................................................................................................. 76 11,968 2.14 1.79 6.84 10 5.6 25.27 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) PSI Energy Inc Wabash River ............................................................. 2,024 10,895 1.88 1.72 9.71 108.5 23.65

Indiana................................................................................................... 2,024 10,895 1.88 1.72 9.71 108.5 23.65

Clay.................................................................................................... 58 11,317 1.82 1.61 8.50 1 06.7 24.15 Gibson................................................................................................ 3 11,238 1.47 1.31 8.30 116. 1 26.09 Greene................................................................................................ 1,733 10,918 1.98 1.81 9.78 108.5 23.68 Vigo ................................................................................................... 229 10,611 1.13 1.07 9.49 1 09.6 23.25 Public Service Co of Colorado Araphoe ............................................. 799 8,790 .28 .32 5.34 82.9 14.57

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 799 8,790 .28 .32 5.34 82.9 14 .57

Campbell ............................................................................................ 225 8,748 .33 .37 5.35 84.6 14.7 9 Converse ............................................................................................ 574 8,806 .27 .31 5.34 82.2 14.4 8 Public Service Co of Colorado Cameo ............................................... 325 10,940 .59 .54 15.30 117.3 25.68

Colorado ................................................................................................ 325 10,940 .59 .54 15.30 11 7.3 25.68

Mesa ................................................................................................... 300 10,930 .59 .54 15.39 119 .2 26.06 Routt .................................................................................................. 26 11,057 .60 .54 14.19 95.7 21.16 Public Service Co of Colorado Cherokee ........................................... 2,203 11,229 .48 .43 9.15 100.6 22.60

Colorado ................................................................................................ 2,203 11,229 .48 .43 9.15 1 00.6 22.60

Moffat ................................................................................................ 11 10,145 .30 .30 6.37 93.3 18 .93 Routt .................................................................................................. 2,192 11,235 .48 .43 9.17 10 0.7 22.62 Public Service Co of Colorado Comanche ......................................... 2,975 8,575 .29 .34 4.38 93.7 16.06

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,975 8,575 .29 .34 4.38 93.7 16.06

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,975 8,575 .29 .34 4.38 93.7 16 .06 Public Service Co of Colorado Hayden .............................................. 1,363 10,618 .41 .38 7.89 107.7 22.87

Colorado ................................................................................................ 1,363 10,618 .41 .38 7.89 1 07.7 22.87

Routt .................................................................................................. 1,363 10,618 .41 .38 7.89 10 7.7 22.87 Public Service Co of Colorado Pawnee .............................................. 2,591 8,389 .34 .40 4.70 85.5 14.34

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,591 8,389 .34 .40 4.70 85.5 14.34

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,591 8,389 .34 .40 4.70 85.5 14 .34 Public Service Co of Colorado Valmont ............................................. 340 10,977 .44 .40 8.21 109.6 24.07

Colorado ................................................................................................ 340 10,977 .44 .40 8.21 109 .6 24.07

Moffat ................................................................................................ 11 10,446 .33 .32 5.92 109.8 2 2.94 Routt .................................................................................................. 330 10,994 .45 .41 8.28 109. 6 24.11 Public Service Co of NH Merrimack .................................................. 815 13,224 1.76 1.33 6.77 156.9 41.49

Ohio....................................................................................................... 7 13,017 2.44 1.87 6.2 0 157.6 41.03

Unknown 2 .......................................................................................... 7 13,017 2.44 1.87 6.20 157.6 41.03 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 625 13,188 1.60 1.22 6.79 158 .3 41.76

Greene................................................................................................ 400 13,139 1.68 1.28 6.94 15 4.9 40.71 Washington ........................................................................................ 158 13,259 1.45 1.09 6.51 163.9 4 3.47 Westmoreland .................................................................................... 67 13,318 1.51 1.13 6.57 165.0 43.9 6 West Virginia........................................................................................ 184 13,351 2.25 1.69 6.71 152. 0 40.58

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 184 13,351 2.25 1.69 6.71 152.0 4 0.58 Public Service Co of NH Schiller ........................................................ 520 12,992 .70 .54 5.58 142.9 37.14

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 13 13,064 1.88 1.44 7.30 155. 6 40.65

Greene................................................................................................ 13 13,064 1.88 1.44 7.30 155 .6 40.65 Imported ................................................................................................ 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142 .6 37.05

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 507 12,990 .67 .52 5.53 142.6 37.05 Public Service Co of NM San Juan ..................................................... 6,623 9,303 .83 .89 25.83 173.8 32.33

New Mexico.......................................................................................... 6,623 9,303 .83 .89 25.83 173.8 3 2.33

San Juan............................................................................................. 6,623 9,303 .83 .89 25.83 173.8 32.33 Public Service Co of Oklahoma Northeastern ................................... 3,716 8,643 .21 .24 4.59 118.0 20.40

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 3,716 8,643 .21 .24 4.59 118. 0 20.40

Campbell ............................................................................................ 3,716 8,643 .21 .24 4.59 118.0 2 0.40 Public Service Electric&Gas Co Hudson ........................................... 886 12,643 .88 .69 10.99 141.9 35.89

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 151 12,864 .80 .62 8.92 146. 3 37.64

Pike .................................................................................................... 151 12,864 .80 .62 8.92 146 .3 37.64 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Public Service Electric&Gas Co Hudson

West Virginia........................................................................................ 736 12,597 0.89 0.71 11.42 141. 0 35.53

Boone ................................................................................................. 376 12,762 .82 .64 9.74 145.3 37.09 Webster .............................................................................................. 360 12,425 .97 .78 13.17 136.4 33.89 Public Service Electric&Gas Co Mercer ............................................ 1,025 13,766 .71 .52 5.94 140.5 38.68

Virginia ................................................................................................. 716 13,761 .71 .51 5.95 14 0.6 38.70

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 693 13,762 .71 .51 5.95 140.6 38. 70 Russell ................................................................................................ 22 13,731 .74 .54 6.03 140.4 38.57 West Virginia........................................................................................ 309 13,778 .72 .52 5.91 140.3 38 .65

Mcdowell ........................................................................................... 42 13,756 .71 .51 5.98 140.3 38.6 0 Wyoming ........................................................................................... 268 13,782 .72 .52 5.89 140.3 38.6 6 Richmond City of Whitewater ............................................................. 334 11,994 2.68 2.23 9.15 124.1 29.77

Indiana .................................................................................................. 123 11,423 2.60 2.28 8.26 127.0 29.02

Daviess ............................................................................................... 118 11,426 2.62 2.29 8.22 126 .8 28.97 Greene ................................................................................................ 5 11,355 2.17 1.91 9.15 132.9 30.18 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 83 12,459 2.47 1.99 8.46 122 .8 30.60

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 6 11,120 2.11 1.90 14.81 125. 9 28.00 Knott .................................................................................................. 76 12,573 2.51 1.99 7.92 122 .6 30.83 West Virginia........................................................................................ 128 12,244 2.88 2.36 10.47 122. 3 29.96

Fayette ................................................................................................ 4 11,903 2.32 1.95 13.10 126 .9 30.22 Marshall ............................................................................................. 91 12,303 2.99 2.43 9.90 123.6 30.42 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 32 12,124 2.67 2.20 11.72 118. 1 28.63 Rochester Gas & Electric Corp Beebee 3 .......................................... 25 12,616 1.89 1.50 10.77 155.8 39.31

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 25 12,616 1.89 1.50 10.77 155. 8 39.31

Westmoreland .................................................................................... 25 12,616 1.89 1.50 10.77 155.8 39.3 1 Rochester Gas & Electric Corp Russell 7 .......................................... 554 13,205 2.15 1.63 7.16 139.8 36.93

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 181 13,059 2.04 1.56 7.27 141. 4 36.93

Clarion ............................................................................................... * 12,892 1.32 1.02 7.60 140.4 36.20 Elk ...................................................................................................... 12 12,882 2.41 1.87 9.26 1 56.1 40.21 Greene ................................................................................................ 168 13,072 2.01 1.54 7.12 140 .3 36.69 West Virginia........................................................................................ 373 13,276 2.20 1.66 7.10 139.1 36.94

Marion ................................................................................................ 39 13,168 1.99 1.51 7.28 147. 7 38.90 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 335 13,289 2.22 1.67 7.08 138.1 36 .71 Rochester Public Utilities Silver Lake ................................................ 106 11,069 .88 .80 8.84 158.4 35.08

Illinois ................................................................................................... 23 12,030 1.11 .92 6.90 162.5 39.10

Saline ................................................................................................. 23 12,030 1.11 .92 6.90 162. 5 39.10 Indiana .................................................................................................. 83 10,791 .82 .76 9.40 157 .3 33.94

Sullivan .............................................................................................. 83 10,791 .82 .76 9.40 157.3 3 3.94 Kentucky ............................................................................................... * 13,500 1.00 .74 6.00 150.0 40.50

Perry ................................................................................................... * 13,500 1.00 .74 6.00 150. 0 40.50 Wyoming .............................................................................................. * 8,800 .32 .36 5.00 92.0 16.19

Campbell ............................................................................................ * 8,800 .32 .36 5.00 92.0 16.19 Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist Coronado ........................................... 2,835 9,902 .43 .43 14.34 160.3 31.74

New Mexico ......................................................................................... 2,773 9,925 .43 .43 14.56 161.0 31 .96

Colfax ................................................................................................ 38 11,060 .59 .54 20.87 180.9 40.02 Mckinley ............................................................................................ 2,735 9,909 .43 .43 14.48 160.7 31.85 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 61 8,857 .18 .20 4.38 121.9 21. 60

Campbell ............................................................................................ 61 8,857 .18 .20 4.38 121.9 21.6 0 Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist Navajo ................................................ 8,129 10,941 .53 .48 9.44 116.7 25.54

Arizona .................................................................................................. 8,129 10,941 .53 .48 9.44 116.7 25.54

Navajo ................................................................................................ 8,129 10,941 .53 .48 9.44 116 .7 25.54 San Antonio City of JT Deely/Spruce ................................................. 6,879 8,470 .33 .39 5.73 96.2 16.29

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 6,879 8,470 .33 .39 5.73 96.2 1 6.29

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,849 8,468 .33 .39 5.74 96.2 16 .29 Converse ............................................................................................ 30 8,858 .29 .33 5.25 97.4 17.25 San Miguel Electric Coop Inc San Miguel ......................................... 3,086 5,271 1.76 3.34 26.86 72.3 7.62 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) San Miguel Electric Coop Inc San Miguel

Texas ..................................................................................................... 3,086 5,271 1.76 3.34 26 .86 72.3 7.62

Atascosa ............................................................................................. 2,322 5,275 1.76 3.34 26.83 72 .3 7.63 McMullen .......................................................................................... 764 5,259 1.77 3.36 26.96 72.3 7.6 1 Savannah Electric & Power Inc Kraft ............................................... 444 12,542 .75 .60 7.21 139.6 35.01

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 15 12,629 .74 .58 6.83 148.5 37.50

Bell ..................................................................................................... 15 12,629 .74 .58 6.83 148 .5 37.50 Imported ................................................................................................ 429 12,539 .75 .60 7.23 139 .3 34.92

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 429 12,539 .75 .60 7.23 139.3 34.92 Savannah Electric & Power Inc McIntosh ......................................... 348 11,384 .94 .83 16.40 145.9 33.22

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 343 11,371 .94 .83 16.53 146 .1 33.22

Perry ................................................................................................... 343 11,371 .94 .83 16.53 14 6.1 33.22 Imported ................................................................................................ 5 12,205 .87 .71 8.24 137.3 33.51

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 5 12,205 .87 .71 8.24 137.3 33.51 Seminole Electric Coop Inc Seminole ................................................. 3,109 12,436 2.85 2.30 7.46 162.4 40.38

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,278 11,769 2.98 2.53 7.46 177.3 41.74

White.................................................................................................. 1,278 11,769 2.98 2.53 7.4 6 177.3 41.74 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 882 12,524 2.88 2.30 7.87 1 63.9 41.06

Webster .............................................................................................. 882 12,524 2.88 2.30 7.87 163 .9 41.06 West Virginia........................................................................................ 949 13,251 2.66 2.01 7.08 143. 1 37.93

Harrison ............................................................................................. 465 13,112 3.14 2.39 7.53 143 .7 37.68 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 484 13,384 2.20 1.64 6.64 142.6 3 8.17 Sierra Pacific Power Co North Valmy ............................................... 1,676 11,548 .41 .36 8.63 140.5 32.45

Utah ....................................................................................................... 1,676 11,548 .41 .36 8. 63 140.5 32.45

Carbon ................................................................................................ 465 11,618 .49 .42 9.14 103.1 23.96 Emery ................................................................................................. 267 12,220 .49 .40 9.25 100.9 24.65 Sevier ................................................................................................. 944 11,324 .35 .31 8.20 171. 5 38.83 Sikeston City of Sikeston ...................................................................... 1,006 8,750 .34 .39 5.55 100.5 17.59

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,006 8,750 .34 .39 5.55 100. 5 17.59

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,006 8,750 .34 .39 5.55 100.5 1 7.59 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Canadys ........................................ 439 12,802 1.31 1.02 8.85 148.6 38.06

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 305 12,789 1.33 1.04 8.62 1 47.2 37.65

Harlan ................................................................................................ 17 12,807 1.12 .87 8.40 144.4 36.99 Knott .................................................................................................. 10 12,955 1.12 .86 7.60 139. 2 36.07 Martin ................................................................................................ 23 12,670 1.33 1.05 9.85 160 .3 40.62 Pike .................................................................................................... 256 12,792 1.36 1.06 8.56 146.5 37.49 Tennessee .............................................................................................. 33 13,043 1.29 .99 6.67 154. 6 40.32

Claiborne ............................................................................................ 33 13,043 1.29 .99 6.67 154.6 4 0.32 Virginia ................................................................................................. 101 12,766 1.24 .97 10.27 151.0 38.56

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 45 12,722 1.11 .87 8.85 151.7 38. 60 Wise ................................................................................................... 56 12,801 1.35 1.06 11.41 15 0.5 38.53 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Cope .............................................. 1,034 12,555 1.13 .90 9.99 144.9 36.38

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 951 12,544 1.13 .90 10.10 14 4.8 36.32

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 90 12,173 1.54 1.27 11.51 144 .7 35.23 Knott .................................................................................................. 418 12,462 1.20 .96 10.82 14 3.4 35.75 Letcher ............................................................................................... 28 11,871 1.05 .88 14.06 132. 9 31.56 Martin ................................................................................................ 65 12,544 1.09 .87 10.60 155. 8 39.08 Perry ................................................................................................... 125 12,837 .76 .59 7.43 143 .2 36.77 Pike .................................................................................................... 226 12,760 1.07 .84 9.08 14 6.3 37.35 Virginia ................................................................................................. 83 12,689 1.11 .88 8.71 14 5.9 37.03

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 75 12,682 1.07 .84 8.37 145.7 36. 95 Wise ................................................................................................... 8 12,750 1.54 1.21 11.89 148 .1 37.77 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Mcmeekin ..................................... 686 12,923 1.23 .95 9.04 150.4 38.88

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 115 12,585 1.26 1.00 10.20 1 49.5 37.62

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 8 12,159 1.65 1.36 11.40 151. 1 36.74 Knott .................................................................................................. 9 13,039 1.23 .94 7.80 151.4 39.48 Perry ................................................................................................... * 12,372 .78 .63 7.50 146.7 36.30 Pike .................................................................................................... 98 12,581 1.23 .98 10.31 14 9.2 37.53 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Mcmeekin

Tennessee.............................................................................................. 17 12,691 1.26 0.99 8.03 15 7.0 39.86

Claiborne ............................................................................................ 17 12,691 1.26 .99 8.03 157.0 3 9.86 Virginia ................................................................................................. 554 13,001 1.22 .94 8.83 1 50.4 39.12

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 554 13,001 1.22 .94 8.83 150.4 39 .12 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Urguhart ....................................... 622 12,957 1.23 .95 8.90 155.0 40.17

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 285 12,902 1.19 .92 9.78 152 .4 39.32

Clay .................................................................................................... 22 12,949 1.17 .90 10.80 16 0.0 41.44 Knott .................................................................................................. 30 13,073 1.24 .95 8.07 139. 1 36.37 Martin ................................................................................................ 30 12,514 1.19 .95 10.44 154. 2 38.60 Pike .................................................................................................... 204 12,929 1.18 .91 9.82 15 3.3 39.64 Tennessee.............................................................................................. 216 12,926 1.33 1.03 7.49 1 60.0 41.36

Claiborne............................................................................................ 216 12,926 1.33 1.03 7.49 160 .0 41.36 Virginia ................................................................................................. 112 13,157 1.18 .89 9.44 1 53.5 40.38

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 71 13,306 1.05 .79 8.66 154.9 41. 22 Wise ................................................................................................... 41 12,896 1.40 1.09 10.79 15 0.9 38.93 West Virginia........................................................................................ 9 12,957 .84 .65 8.70 137.1 35.5 3

Boone ................................................................................................. 9 12,957 .84 .65 8.70 137.1 35 .53 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Wateree ......................................... 1,707 12,545 1.24 .99 10.37 147.7 37.06

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,238 12,436 1.24 1.00 10.8 4 147.3 36.63

Bell..................................................................................................... 10 12,543 1.90 1.51 8.80 136.2 34.17 Breathitt ............................................................................................. 63 12,188 1.64 1.34 10.12 145 .8 35.54 Harlan ................................................................................................ 51 12,574 .96 .77 9.92 147.4 3 7.08 Knott .................................................................................................. 329 12,209 1.41 1.15 11.99 1 44.6 35.32 Letcher ............................................................................................... 18 12,363 1.12 .91 12.09 133. 4 32.98 Martin ................................................................................................ 185 12,178 1.30 1.07 10.81 14 9.2 36.34 Perry ................................................................................................... 41 12,761 .81 .63 8.50 149. 7 38.20 Pike .................................................................................................... 542 12,653 1.13 .89 10.49 1 48.8 37.65 Tennessee.............................................................................................. 201 12,777 1.42 1.11 7.98 1 51.6 38.73

Claiborne............................................................................................ 201 12,777 1.42 1.11 7.98 151 .6 38.73 Virginia ................................................................................................. 138 12,798 1.27 .99 10.70 148.2 37.94

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 50 12,855 1.08 .84 9.29 147.2 37. 84 Wise ................................................................................................... 88 12,766 1.37 1.07 11.50 14 8.8 37.99 West Virginia........................................................................................ 130 12,956 .89 .68 9.32 145.6 37 .72

Boone ................................................................................................. 130 12,956 .89 .68 9.32 145.6 37.72 South Carolina Electric&Gas Co Williams ........................................ 1,590 12,845 .76 .59 7.93 150.6 38.69

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,590 12,845 .76 .59 7.93 15 0.6 38.69

Knott .................................................................................................. 450 12,770 .82 .64 8.15 150. 0 38.31 Perry ................................................................................................... 382 12,817 .76 .59 8.01 150 .6 38.62 Pike .................................................................................................... 758 12,903 .72 .56 7.76 150 .9 38.94 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Cross ................................................. 2,686 12,824 1.11 .87 8.23 133.3 34.19

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,686 12,824 1.11 .87 8.23 1 33.3 34.19

Harlan ................................................................................................ 998 12,816 1.06 .83 8.06 133. 2 34.13 Knott .................................................................................................. 21 12,784 1.45 1.13 8.71 12 8.1 32.76 Letcher ............................................................................................... 107 12,708 1.25 .98 9.68 127. 6 32.44 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,561 12,838 1.14 .88 8.23 133.9 34.37 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Grainger ........................................... 299 12,898 1.57 1.22 7.46 150.7 38.87

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 299 12,898 1.57 1.22 7.46 1 50.7 38.87

Harlan ................................................................................................ 64 12,641 1.40 1.10 8.47 147 .9 37.40 Letcher ............................................................................................... 180 12,935 1.70 1.32 6.99 15 1.2 39.11 Pike .................................................................................................... 55 13,076 1.33 1.02 7.83 1 52.2 39.80 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Jefferies ............................................ 698 13,044 1.52 1.16 8.11 132.7 34.62

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 688 13,040 1.51 1.16 8.09 1 32.8 34.63

Clay .................................................................................................... 10 12,676 1.69 1.33 10.80 1 27.7 32.37 Harlan ................................................................................................ 51 12,519 1.37 1.10 9.39 133 .0 33.31 Knott .................................................................................................. 79 12,672 1.58 1.25 9.77 13 0.4 33.06 Letcher ............................................................................................... 335 13,259 1.72 1.29 6.70 13 2.3 35.09 Pike .................................................................................................... 213 12,974 1.20 .92 9.24 13 4.5 34.91 Virginia ................................................................................................. 10 13,300 1.72 1.29 9.20 128.0 34.05

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 10 13,300 1.72 1.29 9.20 128.0 3 4.05 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Winyah ............................................. 2,343 12,909 1.17 .90 8.48 133.0 34.33 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) South Carolina Pub Serv Auth Winyah

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,343 12,909 1.17 0.90 8.4 8 133.0 34.33

Harlan ................................................................................................ 635 12,812 1.11 .86 8.36 132. 8 34.03 Knott .................................................................................................. 68 12,583 1.40 1.11 10.01 12 9.7 32.64 Letcher ............................................................................................... 338 13,275 1.50 1.13 6.60 13 1.9 35.03 Pike .................................................................................................... 1,302 12,879 1.10 .85 8.95 133.5 34.38 South Mississippi El Pwr Assn R D Morrow .................................... 1,038 12,381 .88 .71 9.69 189.5 46.93

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,038 12,381 .88 .71 9.69 18 9.5 46.93

Leslie .................................................................................................. 1,038 12,381 .88 .71 9.69 1 89.5 46.93 Southern California Edison Co Mohave ............................................. 4,493 10,981 .49 .44 9.79 130.5 28.65

Arizona .................................................................................................. 4,493 10,981 .49 .44 9.79 130.5 28.65

Navajo ................................................................................................ 4,493 10,981 .49 .44 9.79 130 .5 28.65 Southern Illinois Power Coop Marion ................................................ 775 10,708 2.82 2.64 16.83 94.6 20.25

Illinois ................................................................................................... 770 10,721 2.84 2.65 16 .88 94.5 20.26

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 73 9,780 2.55 2.61 20.48 69.8 13.65 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 36 8,418 1.65 1.96 22.15 52.1 8.76 Perry ................................................................................................... 196 11,210 2.61 2.33 11.34 110.6 24.80 Saline ................................................................................................. 247 11,756 3.67 3.12 17.14 1 05.8 24.87 Williamson ......................................................................................... 218 9,806 2.39 2.44 19.49 76.8 15 .06 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 5 8,580 .54 .63 8.64 108.2 18. 58

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5 8,580 .54 .63 8.64 108.2 18.58 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co A B Brown ................................... 1,322 11,496 3.70 3.21 8.27 99.0 22.75

Illinois ................................................................................................... 90 11,670 1.43 1.23 6. 78 126.9 29.61

Wabash .............................................................................................. 90 11,670 1.43 1.23 6.78 126.9 29.61 Indiana................................................................................................... 1,231 11,484 3.86 3.36 8.38 96.9 22.25

Pike .................................................................................................... 1,231 11,484 3.86 3.36 8. 38 96.9 22.25 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co Culley ........................................... 1,199 11,655 4.01 3.44 9.80 93.9 21.89

Indiana ................................................................................................... 1,066 11,483 4.33 3.77 1 0.11 89.7 20.60

Warrick .............................................................................................. 1,066 11,483 4.33 3.77 10.11 8 9.7 20.60 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2 11,403 .96 .84 7.10 115.0 2 6.23

Ohio ................................................................................................... 2 11,403 .96 .84 7.10 115.0 2 6.23 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 132 13,056 1.52 1.16 7.34 123 .7 32.30

Greene................................................................................................ 132 13,056 1.52 1.16 7.34 12 3.7 32.30 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co Warrick ........................................ 262 11,047 2.66 2.41 9.95 94.9 20.96

Indiana................................................................................................... 262 11,047 2.66 2.41 9. 95 94.9 20.96

Gibson................................................................................................ 262 11,047 2.66 2.41 9.95 94 .9 20.96 Southwestern Electric Power Co Flint Creek .................................... 2,328 8,573 .27 .31 4.51 141.5 24.25

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 2,328 8,573 .27 .31 4.51 141. 5 24.25

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,328 8,573 .27 .31 4.51 141.5 2 4.25 Southwestern Electric Power Co Pirkey ............................................. 3,627 6,583 1.17 1.78 14.34 110.2 14.51

Texas ..................................................................................................... 3,627 6,583 1.17 1.78 14 .34 110.2 14.51

Harrison ............................................................................................. 3,627 6,583 1.17 1.78 14.34 11 0.2 14.51 Southwestern Electric Power Co Welsh Station ................................ 6,893 8,494 .30 .36 4.67 154.1 26.18

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 6,893 8,494 .30 .36 4.67 154. 1 26.18

Campbell ............................................................................................ 6,893 8,494 .30 .36 4.67 154.1 2 6.18 Southwestern Public Service Co Harrington ..................................... 4,403 8,910 .35 .39 5.41 118.6 21.14

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 4,403 8,910 .35 .39 5.41 118. 6 21.14

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,403 8,910 .35 .39 5.41 118.6 2 1.14 Southwestern Public Service Co Tolk ................................................. 4,557 8,682 .33 .39 5.33 172.0 29.87

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 4,557 8,682 .33 .39 5.33 172. 0 29.87

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,557 8,682 .33 .39 5.33 172.0 2 9.87 Springfield City of (MO) James River ............................................... 950 9,373 .33 .35 4.60 112.6 21.10

Illinois ................................................................................................... 140 12,052 1.17 .97 6.4 7 150.5 36.27

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 140 12,052 1.17 .97 6.47 150. 5 36.27 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Springfield City of (MO) James River

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 810 8,910 0.19 0.21 4.27 103.7 18.48

Campbell ............................................................................................ 810 8,910 .19 .21 4.27 103.7 18. 48 Springfield City of (MO) Southwest ................................................... 807 8,914 .18 .21 4.32 100.8 17.97

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 807 8,914 .18 .21 4.32 100.8 17 .97

Campbell ............................................................................................ 807 8,914 .18 .21 4.32 100.8 17. 97 Springfield City of (IL) Dallman ......................................................... 1,013 10,458 3.01 2.88 9.32 110.4 23.10

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,013 10,458 3.01 2.88 9.32 110.4 23.10

Logan ................................................................................................. 961 10,467 3.12 2.98 9.40 109 .4 22.90 Macoupin ........................................................................................... 52 10,301 1.07 1.04 7.78 129.7 26 .72 Springfield City of (IL) Lakeside ........................................................ 97 10,476 3.12 2.98 9.44 109.2 22.87

Illinois ................................................................................................... 97 10,476 3.12 2.98 9.4 4 109.2 22.87

Logan ................................................................................................. 97 10,476 3.12 2.98 9.44 109. 2 22.87 St Joseph Light and Power Co Lakeroad .......................................... 457 9,606 .30 .31 5.49 94.4 18.13

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 457 9,606 .30 .31 5.49 94.4 18. 13

Campbell ............................................................................................ 19 8,720 .26 .30 5.19 75.8 13.21 Carbon ................................................................................................ 159 11,108 .40 .36 5.85 113.7 25.26 Converse ............................................................................................ 279 8,813 .25 .28 5.31 81.7 14.4 1 Sunflower Electric Power Corp Holcomb Unit # 1 ................. 1,561 8,465 .31 .37 5.39 106.1 17.96

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,561 8,465 .31 .37 5.39 106.1 17.96

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,561 8,465 .31 .37 5.39 106.1 1 7.96 Tampa Electric Co Davant Transfer4 ................................................ 6,260 11,601 2.04 1.76 7.62 142.0 32.96

Illinois ................................................................................................... 4,034 12,060 2.31 1.92 8.46 149.1 35.96

Franklin .............................................................................................. 73 12,137 1.23 1.01 6.40 134. 5 32.65 Gallatin .............................................................................................. 1,024 12,688 2.69 2.12 9.04 1 28.0 32.47 Perry ................................................................................................... 1,047 10,987 3.04 2.76 9.4 1 204.8 45.00 Saline ................................................................................................. 1,889 12,311 1.75 1.42 7.71 133.9 32.97 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 930 11,606 2.82 2.43 8.31 12 4.1 28.80

Henderson .......................................................................................... 61 11,150 2.51 2.25 8.22 128.8 28 .72 Union ................................................................................................. 869 11,638 2.84 2.44 8.31 123 .7 28.80 West Virginia........................................................................................ 327 13,242 2.02 1.52 7.73 128.9 34.14

Monongalia ........................................................................................ 327 13,242 2.02 1.52 7.73 128.9 34 .14 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 430 8,802 .20 .22 4.47 126.4 22 .25

Campbell ............................................................................................ 430 8,802 .20 .22 4.47 126.4 22. 25 Imported ................................................................................................ 539 9,400 .14 .14 2.61 135. 4 25.46

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 539 9,400 .14 .14 2.61 135.4 25.46 Tampa Electric Co Gannon ................................................................. 471 12,647 1.17 .93 7.97 253.7 64.18

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 471 12,647 1.17 .93 7.97 253 .7 64.18

Pike .................................................................................................... 256 12,748 1.34 1.05 8.12 2 53.6 64.65 Whitley .............................................................................................. 215 12,527 .98 .78 7.80 253.9 6 3.61 Tennessee Valley Authority Bull Run 5 ............................................... 1,776 12,534 1.25 1.00 9.89 115.5 28.96

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,776 12,534 1.25 1.00 9.89 115.5 28.96

Bell ..................................................................................................... 61 12,568 1.50 1.19 9.80 1 21.2 30.47 Harlan ................................................................................................ 366 12,857 1.21 .94 8.37 115. 6 29.73 Leslie .................................................................................................. 1,349 12,445 1.26 1.01 10. 30 115.2 28.68 Tennessee Valley Authority Cahokia Transfer 5 ................................ 30 11,383 .40 .35 9.21 112.4 25.58

Colorado ................................................................................................ 30 11,383 .40 .35 9.21 112. 4 25.58

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 10 11,750 .40 .34 9.30 118.8 27. 92 Routt .................................................................................................. 20 11,200 .40 .36 9.16 109.0 24.42 Tennessee Valley Authority Colbert5 ................................................. 1,036 12,151 2.03 1.67 11.53 107.4 26.10

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,036 12,151 2.03 1.67 11.5 3 107.4 26.10

Floyd .................................................................................................. 10 11,964 .95 .79 12.37 124. 2 29.71 Webster .............................................................................................. 1,026 12,153 2.04 1.68 11.52 1 07.3 26.07 Tennessee Valley Authority Cora Transfer 5 ..................................... 2,407 10,578 .48 .45 6.95 108.5 22.96 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Tennessee Valley Authority Cora Transfer 5

Colorado ................................................................................................ 21 10,572 0.48 0.45 15.10 1 09.1 23.06

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 21 10,572 .48 .45 15.10 109.1 23 .06 Illinois ................................................................................................... 69 10,760 2.33 2.16 9.6 7 67.9 14.61

Franklin .............................................................................................. 60 10,600 2.50 2.36 10.00 59. 0 12.50 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 9 11,800 1.20 1.02 7.50 119.7 28.25 Utah ....................................................................................................... 1,174 12,349 .51 .41 8. 01 123.9 30.61

Carbon ................................................................................................ 964 12,351 .51 .41 7.76 125.0 30.88 Emery ................................................................................................. 198 12,346 .51 .42 9.10 119.3 29.45 Sevier ................................................................................................. 11 12,297 .66 .54 9.77 113.2 27.85 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,143 8,747 .33 .38 5.55 89.2 1 5.60

Campbell ............................................................................................ 945 8,734 .34 .39 5.54 88.7 15.4 9 Converse ............................................................................................ 197 8,809 .26 .30 5.58 91.4 16.1 0 Tennessee Valley Authority Cumberland 5 ......................................... 7,165 11,745 2.82 2.40 9.22 109.0 25.61

Illinois ................................................................................................... 212 12,537 2.58 2.06 9. 90 107.6 26.98

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 212 12,537 2.58 2.06 9.90 107 .6 26.98 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 6,111 11,514 2.90 2.52 9.39 109.3 25.17

Union ................................................................................................. 6,100 11,513 2.90 2.52 9.39 1 09.3 25.17 Webster .............................................................................................. 11 12,200 2.60 2.13 12.00 99.2 24.20 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 842 13,226 2.32 1.75 7.75 107. 5 28.44

Greene ................................................................................................ 842 13,226 2.32 1.75 7.75 107 .5 28.44 Tennessee Valley Authority Gallatin 5 ................................................. 88 12,756 2.52 1.98 8.28 112.6 28.73

Illinois ................................................................................................... 88 12,756 2.52 1.98 8.2 8 112.6 28.73

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 88 12,756 2.52 1.98 8.28 112. 6 28.73 Tennessee Valley Authority GRT Terminal 5 ..................................... 8,537 10,889 1.00 .92 8.00 107.9 23.51

Colorado ................................................................................................ 2,763 11,466 .48 .42 9.39 1 21.4 27.83

Delta ................................................................................................... 303 12,027 .46 .38 7.74 117 .2 28.19 Gunnison ............................................................................................ 732 11,653 .49 .42 9.30 123.5 28 .78 Routt .................................................................................................. 1,729 11,289 .48 .43 9.72 12 1.2 27.37 Illinois ................................................................................................... 902 12,382 2.01 1.62 7. 99 105.9 26.23

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 552 12,689 2.32 1.82 8.05 102 .7 26.06 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 138 11,802 1.12 .95 7.13 119. 5 28.22 Saline ................................................................................................. 211 11,960 1.80 1.50 8.40 10 6.1 25.37 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,030 12,257 2.14 1.74 9.69 102.9 25.22

Hopkins .............................................................................................. 137 11,498 1.78 1.55 10.12 98. 7 22.69 Webster .............................................................................................. 1,893 12,312 2.16 1.76 9.66 10 3.2 25.40 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 57 13,044 2.47 1.89 7.90 109.7 28.61

Greene ................................................................................................ 57 13,044 2.47 1.89 7.90 109. 7 28.61 Utah ....................................................................................................... 34 12,132 .65 .53 9.45 1 26.9 30.79

Carbon ................................................................................................ 22 12,149 .66 .54 8.75 128.9 3 1.33 Emery ................................................................................................. 11 12,098 .63 .52 10.85 122.8 29.72 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,751 8,751 .31 .36 5.35 96.1 1 6.81

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,035 8,725 .34 .39 5.36 96.2 16 .78 Converse ............................................................................................ 717 8,824 .24 .27 5.29 95.7 16.8 9 Tennessee Valley Authority Johnsonville 5 ......................................... 1,371 12,356 1.76 1.43 7.35 104.3 25.77

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,371 12,356 1.76 1.43 7.35 104.3 25.77

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 57 12,381 1.74 1.41 7.01 101. 3 25.08 Saline ................................................................................................. 1,314 12,355 1.76 1.43 7.36 104.4 25.80 Tennessee Valley Authority Kingston 5 ............................................... 4,103 12,410 1.35 1.08 10.21 125.5 31.15

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 2,605 12,417 1.44 1.16 10.0 9 127.1 31.55

Bell ..................................................................................................... 1,619 12,523 1.48 1.18 9. 31 125.9 31.54 Harlan ................................................................................................ 97 12,663 1.28 1.01 9.86 124. 1 31.44 Knott .................................................................................................. 765 12,203 1.34 1.10 11.60 1 30.3 31.79 Leslie .................................................................................................. 91 12,000 1.80 1.50 12.00 1 27.4 30.58 Perry ................................................................................................... 34 12,610 1.33 1.05 8.58 11 8.5 29.89 Tennessee .............................................................................................. 1,088 12,389 1.24 1.00 10.7 4 119.0 29.49

Anderson ............................................................................................ 367 12,341 1.30 1.06 9.64 114.8 28.34 Cumberland ........................................................................................ 258 12,563 .94 .75 11.06 116.9 29. 38 Morgan ............................................................................................... 5 12,799 1.56 1.22 9.10 117.4 3 0.06 Scott ................................................................................................... 458 12,326 1.35 1.10 11.47 123.6 30.46 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Tennessee Valley Authority Kingston 5

Virginia ................................................................................................. 368 12,841 1.13 0.88 10.0 6 131.8 33.85

Lee ..................................................................................................... 83 12,508 .91 .73 9.31 137. 0 34.27 Wise ................................................................................................... 285 12,938 1.20 .93 10.27 13 0.4 33.73 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 42 8,761 .34 .39 5.40 144.2 25 .26

Campbell ............................................................................................ 42 8,761 .34 .39 5.40 144.2 25.2 6 Tennessee Valley Authority Paradise 5 ................................................ 6,456 10,643 4.32 4.06 19.07 95.0 20.23

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 6,456 10,643 4.32 4.06 19.0 7 95.0 20.23

Christian ............................................................................................. 1,062 10,481 4.33 4.13 16.66 94.7 19.85 Hopkins .............................................................................................. 1,115 10,529 3.48 3.31 17.43 9 5.0 20.00 Muhlenberg ........................................................................................ 2,377 10,005 5.32 5.31 24.56 91.9 18.40 Union ................................................................................................. 55 11,425 2.87 2.51 9.10 104 .3 23.84 Webster .............................................................................................. 1,847 11,603 3.57 3.08 14.68 9 8.4 22.83 Tennessee Valley Authority Sevier 5 .................................................... 2,090 12,716 1.56 1.23 10.34 128.6 32.71

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 295 12,628 1.15 .91 11.26 12 5.3 31.63

Bell..................................................................................................... 27 12,517 2.11 1.68 9.94 112.0 28.03 Harlan ................................................................................................ 267 12,640 1.06 .84 11.40 126 .6 32.00 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,796 12,730 1.63 1.28 10 .19 129.2 32.89

Lee ..................................................................................................... 855 12,680 1.49 1.17 8.99 135.6 34.38 Wise ................................................................................................... 941 12,775 1.76 1.38 11.29 1 23.4 31.54 Tennessee Valley Authority Shawnee 5 ............................................... 3,788 11,423 .58 .51 8.10 127.3 29.08

Colorado ................................................................................................ 3,088 11,800 .47 .40 8.34 1 32.1 31.18

Delta ................................................................................................... 849 12,083 .41 .34 6.91 132 .8 32.08 Gunnison ............................................................................................ 2,239 11,693 .49 .42 8.88 131.9 30.84 Illinois ................................................................................................... 236 11,787 2.51 2.13 10 .22 101.0 23.81

Saline ................................................................................................. 236 11,787 2.51 2.13 10.22 1 01.0 23.81 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 465 8,736 .34 .39 5.44 101.7 1 7.76

Campbell ............................................................................................ 450 8,735 .34 .39 5.42 101.8 17. 79 Converse ............................................................................................ 14 8,765 .34 .39 5.89 96.7 16.95 Tennessee Valley Authority Widows Creek 5 ..................................... 3,175 12,168 2.51 2.07 10.28 116.3 28.30

Illinois ................................................................................................... 1,222 12,263 2.92 2.38 8.63 112.0 27.48

Gallatin .............................................................................................. 624 12,609 2.89 2.29 9.65 11 0.0 27.73 White.................................................................................................. 598 11,901 2.96 2.48 7.58 1 14.3 27.21 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 961 11,906 2.74 2.30 10.24 1 13.1 26.93

Hopkins .............................................................................................. 603 11,634 3.24 2.78 10.83 106 .9 24.88 Perry ................................................................................................... 185 12,627 .79 .62 9.13 132 .1 33.36 Pike .................................................................................................... 18 11,800 .83 .70 13.00 131 .0 30.92 Union ................................................................................................. 155 12,118 3.36 2.77 8.95 11 0.4 26.75 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 59 13,228 2.59 1.96 7.64 112. 7 29.82

Greene................................................................................................ 59 13,228 2.59 1.96 7.64 112 .7 29.82 Tennessee .............................................................................................. 429 12,400 .89 .72 14.50 136 .9 33.96

Sequatchie .......................................................................................... 429 12,400 .89 .72 14.50 136.9 3 3.96 Virginia ................................................................................................. 61 12,540 .82 .65 9.21 138 .3 34.70

Wise ................................................................................................... 61 12,540 .82 .65 9.21 138.3 34.70 West Virginia........................................................................................ 443 12,057 2.70 2.24 11.30 111. 8 26.97

Boone ................................................................................................. 19 11,734 .78 .66 12.62 116.5 27.33 Mingo ................................................................................................. 126 11,710 .77 .66 12.62 116. 8 27.35 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 299 12,224 3.63 2.97 10.65 109.5 2 6.78 Texas Municipal Power Agency Gibbons Creek ............................... 1,920 8,430 .33 .39 5.62 120.2 20.26

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,920 8,430 .33 .39 5.62 120. 2 20.26

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,920 8,430 .33 .39 5.62 120.2 2 0.26 Texas-New Mexico Power Co TNP 1 .................................................. 1,640 6,771 .91 1.34 18.14 143.3 19.41

Texas ..................................................................................................... 1,640 6,771 .91 1.34 18. 14 143.3 19.41

Robertson ........................................................................................... 1,640 6,771 .91 1.34 18.14 143. 3 19.41 Texas Utilities Electric Co Big Brown ................................................ 4,972 6,407 .74 1.15 15.39 111.5 14.28

Texas ..................................................................................................... 4,972 6,407 .74 1.15 15. 39 111.5 14.28

Freestone ............................................................................................ 4,972 6,407 .74 1.15 15.39 111 .5 14.28 Texas Utilities Electric Co Martin Lake ............................................. 14,133 6,517 1.05 1.61 13.36 81.2 10.58 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Texas Utilities Electric Co Martin Lake

Texas ..................................................................................................... 14,006 6,501 1.05 1.62 1 3.43 80.7 10.50

Panola ................................................................................................ 14,006 6,501 1.05 1.62 13.43 80.7 10.50 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 127 8,325 .39 .47 5.09 122.7 2 0.43

Campbell ............................................................................................ 127 8,325 .39 .47 5.09 122.7 20. 43 Texas Utilities Electric Co Monticello ................................................. 11,628 6,263 .47 .75 16.75 115.1 14.42

Texas ..................................................................................................... 9,661 5,834 .50 .85 19.0 3 117.6 13.72

Titus ................................................................................................... 9,661 5,834 .50 .85 19.03 1 17.6 13.72 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,967 8,372 .32 .38 5.55 106. 5 17.84

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,967 8,372 .32 .38 5.55 106.5 1 7.84 Texas Utilities Electric Co Sandow No 4 6 .......................................... 3,821 6,892 1.15 1.67 16.53 103.0 14.20

Texas ..................................................................................................... 3,821 6,892 1.15 1.67 16 .53 103.0 14.20

Milam ................................................................................................. 3,821 6,892 1.15 1.67 16.53 1 03.0 14.20 Toledo Edison Co Bay Shore ............................................................... 1,862 8,878 .26 .29 5.21 116.7 20.73

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 22 13,259 .50 .38 6.56 132.5 35.13

Pike .................................................................................................... 22 13,259 .50 .38 6.56 132. 5 35.13 West Virginia........................................................................................ 24 12,200 .90 .74 12.50 127.4 31 .09

Logan ................................................................................................. 24 12,200 .90 .74 12.50 127.4 31.09 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,816 8,782 .25 .28 5.10 116. 3 20.42

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,360 8,782 .24 .28 5.03 115.8 2 0.34 Converse ............................................................................................ 456 8,782 .27 .31 5.31 117.6 20. 65 Tri-State G & T Assn, Inc. Craig ....................................................... 4,655 10,216 .41 .40 6.35 106.0 21.65

Colorado ................................................................................................ 4,655 10,216 .41 .40 6.35 1 06.0 21.65

Moffat ................................................................................................ 4,522 10,184 .41 .40 6.25 107 .6 21.92 Routt .................................................................................................. 133 11,292 .49 .43 9.85 55.8 12.61 Tri-State G & T Assn, Inc. Nucla ....................................................... 359 10,786 .84 .78 19.80 109.7 23.66

Colorado ................................................................................................ 359 10,786 .84 .78 19.80 10 9.7 23.66

Montrose ............................................................................................ 359 10,786 .84 .78 19.80 109.7 2 3.66 Tucson Electric Power Co Irvington ................................................... 290 11,239 .47 .42 9.82 209.3 47.04

Colorado ................................................................................................ 270 11,316 .47 .42 9.64 204 .7 46.33

Routt .................................................................................................. 270 11,316 .47 .42 9.64 204. 7 46.33 New Mexico.......................................................................................... 20 10,195 .41 .40 12.14 278.3 56. 75

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 20 10,195 .41 .40 12.14 278.3 56 .75 Tucson Electric Power Co Springerville ............................................. 3,232 9,273 .85 .92 16.96 143.3 26.58

New Mexico.......................................................................................... 3,232 9,273 .85 .92 16.96 143.3 2 6.58

Mckinley ............................................................................................ 3,232 9,273 .85 .92 16.96 143.3 26.58 Union Electric Co Labadie ................................................................... 8,423 8,755 .24 .27 4.94 93.1 16.31

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 8,423 8,755 .24 .27 4.94 93.1 16.31

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,627 8,732 .25 .28 4.76 94.3 16 .47 Converse ............................................................................................ 2,796 8,800 .22 .25 5.30 90.8 15 .98 Union Electric Co Meramec ................................................................. 1,958 9,562 .51 .53 5.11 123.0 23.52

Illinois ................................................................................................... 521 11,757 1.29 1.10 6 .80 141.6 33.30

Jackson ............................................................................................... 6 11,200 2.80 2.50 11.00 131. 5 29.46 Jefferson............................................................................................. 109 12,000 1.20 1.00 5.10 12 7.9 30.70 Saline ................................................................................................. 406 11,700 1.29 1.10 7.20 1 45.6 34.06 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,437 8,766 .23 .26 4.50 113. 9 19.97

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,437 8,766 .23 .26 4.50 113.9 1 9.97 Union Electric Co Rush Island ............................................................ 4,955 8,480 .31 .37 5.29 88.2 14.97

Wyoming ............................................................................................... 4,955 8,480 .31 .37 5.29 88.2 14.97

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,528 8,450 .32 .38 5.28 88.3 14 .93 Converse ............................................................................................ 427 8,800 .22 .25 5.30 87.2 15.3 4 Union Electric Co Sioux ....................................................................... 2,453 9,737 .90 .92 5.90 107.3 20.90

Illinois ................................................................................................... 768 11,773 2.27 1.93 7 .60 135.7 31.96

Jefferson............................................................................................. 325 11,872 1.22 1.03 6.38 13 8.1 32.79 White.................................................................................................. 443 11,700 3.05 2.61 8.50 1 34.0 31.35 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Union Electric Co Sioux

Wyoming............................................................................................... 1,685 8,809 0.27 0.30 5.13 9 0.0 15.86

Campbell ............................................................................................ 837 8,817 .32 .36 4.96 94.2 16.6 2 Converse ............................................................................................ 848 8,800 .22 .25 5.30 85.8 15.1 0 United Illuminating Co Bridgeport Harbor ....................................... 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.3 45.85

Imported ................................................................................................ 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169. 3 45.85

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 35 13,541 .61 .45 4.85 169.3 45.85 United Power Assn Stanton .................................................................. 1,062 6,703 .67 .99 9.83 69.7 9.35

North Dakota ........................................................................................ 1,062 6,703 .67 .99 9.83 69.7 9.3 5

Mercer ................................................................................................ 1,062 6,703 .67 .99 9.83 69.7 9.35 UtiliCorp United Inc Sibley .................................................................. 1,395 9,623 .38 .39 5.63 89.1 17.15

Utah ....................................................................................................... 88 12,076 .43 .36 7.97 1 13.5 27.41

Emery ................................................................................................. 45 12,504 .52 .42 8.39 107.0 2 6.76 Sevier ................................................................................................. 43 11,629 .33 .29 7.52 120.8 28.09 Wyoming ............................................................................................... 1,307 9,458 .37 .40 5.48 87.0 16.46

Campbell ............................................................................................ 794 8,828 .19 .22 4.59 73.5 12.9 8 Carbon ................................................................................................ 513 10,434 .66 .63 6.85 104.7 21.85 Vineland City of H M Down ................................................................ 7 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.58

West Virginia........................................................................................ 2 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.1 49.6 0

Nicholas ............................................................................................. 2 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.1 49. 60 Imported ................................................................................................ 5 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.57

Imported Coal.................................................................................... 5 12,842 .78 .61 6.21 193.0 49.57 Virginia Electric & Power Co Bremo Bluff ....................................... 545 12,531 1.79 1.43 9.31 141.2 35.39

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 93 12,561 2.45 1.95 9.07 14 1.2 35.47

Letcher ............................................................................................... 46 12,800 2.34 1.83 8.12 140 .2 35.88 Pike .................................................................................................... 47 12,325 2.56 2.08 10.01 1 42.2 35.06 Virginia ................................................................................................. 12 13,200 1.66 1.26 6.48 141.9 37.47

Dickenson .......................................................................................... 12 13,200 1.66 1.26 6.48 141.9 3 7.47 West Virginia........................................................................................ 440 12,507 1.65 1.32 9.44 141. 2 35.31

Boone ................................................................................................. 180 12,881 1.02 .79 7.99 141. 8 36.52 Clay .................................................................................................... 19 12,250 1.30 1.06 10.60 1 40.1 34.32 Logan ................................................................................................. 93 12,056 1.77 1.47 10.99 138 .4 33.38 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 147 12,366 2.39 1.93 10.09 142 .3 35.19 Virginia Electric & Power Co Chesapeake Energy .......................... 1,681 12,912 1.28 .99 8.35 138.3 35.71

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 43 13,397 .72 .54 5.37 129.2 34.63

Lee ..................................................................................................... 43 13,397 .72 .54 5.37 129. 2 34.63 Tennessee.............................................................................................. 7 12,500 1.52 1.22 9.60 140 .8 35.20

Claiborne............................................................................................ 7 12,500 1.52 1.22 9.60 140.8 35.20 Virginia ................................................................................................. 1,631 12,901 1.30 1.00 8 .43 138.5 35.74

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 221 12,592 1.08 .86 9.61 137.1 34 .53 Lee ..................................................................................................... 37 13,000 1.22 .94 6.43 143 .1 37.22 Russell................................................................................................ 14 12,700 2.40 1.89 8.70 13 8.0 35.05 Tazewell ............................................................................................. 15 13,200 .99 .75 7.60 145.2 38 .33 Wise ................................................................................................... 1,343 12,948 1.32 1.02 8.2 9 138.5 35.87 Virginia Electric & Power Co Clover ................................................. 2,502 12,691 1.05 .83 9.30 118.6 30.11

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 53 12,451 1.18 .95 10.03 125 .9 31.36

Martin ................................................................................................ 12 12,000 1.37 1.14 9.60 123 .4 29.62 Pike .................................................................................................... 42 12,580 1.13 .90 10.15 12 6.6 31.86 Virginia ................................................................................................. 2,449 12,696 1.05 .83 9.2 9 118.5 30.09

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 28 12,500 .82 .66 9.60 126.8 31.7 0 Lee ..................................................................................................... 87 13,008 .97 .74 8.54 122. 5 31.86 Wise ................................................................................................... 2,334 12,687 1.06 .83 9.31 1 18.2 30.00 Virginia Electric & Power Co Chesterfield ....................................... 2,744 12,709 1.70 1.34 8.22 140.3 35.66

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 1,839 12,741 1.87 1.47 7.9 8 140.4 35.78

Floyd .................................................................................................. 30 12,611 1.03 .82 8.90 140. 6 35.46 Harlan ................................................................................................ 32 12,661 1.43 1.13 9.40 139 .6 35.36 Knott .................................................................................................. 204 12,479 2.22 1.78 9.12 1 38.9 34.66 Letcher ............................................................................................... 914 12,976 1.77 1.37 7.05 14 0.9 36.57 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 11 12,000 2.00 1.67 10.00 136.3 32.71 Pike .................................................................................................... 649 12,516 1.96 1.56 8.78 140.2 35.10 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Virginia Electric & Power Co Chesterfield

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 51 13,150 3.04 2.31 5.50 139.4 36.66

Greene ................................................................................................ 51 13,150 3.04 2.31 5.50 139. 4 36.66 Virginia ................................................................................................. 99 12,694 2.07 1.63 9.10 1 46.4 37.17

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 72 12,541 2.27 1.81 9.53 146.7 36 .79 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 27 13,099 1.53 1.17 7.93 145.8 38 .19 West Virginia........................................................................................ 754 12,602 1.14 .91 8.90 139.3 3 5.10

Boone ................................................................................................. 441 12,864 1.03 .80 7.83 139. 9 35.99 Clay .................................................................................................... 30 12,300 1.30 1.06 10.33 1 39.3 34.26 Logan ................................................................................................. 163 12,062 1.40 1.16 10.95 13 7.4 33.14 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 121 12,451 1.17 .94 9.65 139.5 34.75 Virginia Electric & Power Co Mount Storm ..................................... 4,238 12,345 1.78 1.44 14.83 112.2 27.71

Maryland ............................................................................................... 2,642 12,322 1.80 1.46 15.4 4 107.9 26.60

Allegany ............................................................................................. 47 11,706 1.63 1.39 17.74 117. 2 27.44 Garrett ................................................................................................ 2,595 12,333 1.81 1.47 15.4 0 107.8 26.58 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 351 12,544 1.69 1.34 13.52 118 .8 29.80

Somerset ............................................................................................ 351 12,544 1.69 1.34 13.52 118. 8 29.80 West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,246 12,337 1.74 1.41 13.91 11 9.5 29.49

Grant .................................................................................................. 1,147 12,336 1.74 1.41 13.8 2 119.8 29.55 Preston ............................................................................................... 5 12,970 1.30 1.00 9.00 115.0 29.83 Upshur ................................................................................................ 94 12,313 1.80 1.46 15.35 116 .3 28.64 Virginia Electric & Power Co North Branch .................................... 146 10,280 3.61 3.52 27.06 87.5 18.00

Maryland ............................................................................................... 146 10,280 3.61 3.52 27.06 8 7.5 18.00

Garrett ................................................................................................ 146 10,280 3.61 3.52 27.06 8 7.5 18.00 Virginia Electric & Power Co Possum Point ..................................... 910 12,528 1.68 1.34 9.32 141.9 35.55

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 414 12,655 1.72 1.36 8.89 14 2.2 35.98

Floyd .................................................................................................. 12 12,674 1.07 .84 8.90 135. 6 34.37 Harlan ................................................................................................ 57 12,968 .90 .70 8.04 143.3 3 7.17 Knott .................................................................................................. 33 12,504 2.32 1.86 9.50 143 .8 35.96 Letcher ............................................................................................... 128 12,649 2.22 1.76 9.09 141 .2 35.72 Pike .................................................................................................... 184 12,588 1.56 1.24 8.91 1 42.6 35.90 Virginia ................................................................................................. 62 12,852 1.44 1.12 8.96 1 44.1 37.04

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 27 12,652 1.82 1.44 9.45 148.6 37 .61 Wise ................................................................................................... 36 13,000 1.17 .90 8.60 140. 8 36.61 West Virginia........................................................................................ 433 12,361 1.68 1.36 9.78 141.3 34.92

Boone ................................................................................................. 131 12,855 1.39 1.08 8.07 145 .5 37.41 Logan ................................................................................................. 253 12,098 1.79 1.48 10.71 13 8.6 33.54 Nicholas ............................................................................................. 50 12,397 1.86 1.50 9.53 142.8 35.40 Virginia Electric & Power Co Yorktown ........................................... 847 12,785 1.93 1.51 8.22 140.3 35.86

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 428 12,663 1.85 1.46 8.09 14 0.3 35.54

Breathitt ............................................................................................. 54 12,322 1.90 1.54 9.92 133. 2 32.83 Knott .................................................................................................. 84 12,272 1.92 1.56 10.06 13 8.0 33.87 Letcher ............................................................................................... 205 13,115 1.61 1.23 6.04 143 .9 37.74 Magoffin ............................................................................................ 12 12,000 2.00 1.67 10.00 136.2 32.69 Pike .................................................................................................... 73 12,200 2.36 1.93 9.90 13 8.3 33.75 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 217 13,164 2.39 1.81 6.23 138. 3 36.43

Greene ................................................................................................ 217 13,164 2.39 1.81 6.23 138 .3 36.43 Virginia ................................................................................................. 202 12,637 1.63 1.29 10.6 3 142.2 35.94

Buchanan ........................................................................................... 151 12,694 1.70 1.34 10.12 148.7 37.75 Dickenson .......................................................................................... 51 12,468 1.44 1.16 12.10 122.8 3 0.62 West Penn Power Co Armstrong ........................................................ 774 12,397 1.81 1.46 10.81 104.9 26.00

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 774 12,397 1.81 1.46 10.81 104 .9 26.00

Armstrong .......................................................................................... 598 12,379 1.90 1.54 10.81 102.4 25.36 Elk ...................................................................................................... 118 12,471 1.53 1.23 10.5 6 111.4 27.79 Jefferson ............................................................................................. 53 12,433 1.49 1.20 11.21 116 .9 29.06 Westmoreland .................................................................................... 5 12,336 1.35 1.09 11.24 113.6 28.02 West Penn Power Co Hatfield ............................................................. 3,162 13,020 2.23 1.72 8.07 109.9 28.62

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 1,392 12,988 2.22 1.71 8.13 10 8.9 28.28

Greene ................................................................................................ 1,392 12,988 2.22 1.71 8.13 1 08.9 28.28 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) West Penn Power Co Hatfield

West Virginia........................................................................................ 1,770 13,046 2.24 1.72 8.02 110 .7 28.89

Harrison ............................................................................................. 234 13,014 2.30 1.76 8.10 115. 4 30.03 Marion ................................................................................................ 149 12,978 2.21 1.70 7.64 120 .2 31.21 Marshall ............................................................................................. 167 12,946 2.25 1.74 8.41 115. 7 29.96 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 1,220 13,075 2.24 1.71 8.00 108.0 28.24 West Penn Power Co Mitchell ............................................................. 667 12,286 3.28 2.67 11.11 119.7 29.42

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 72 12,788 2.34 1.83 9.92 88.8 2 2.72

Greene ................................................................................................ 72 12,788 2.34 1.83 9.92 88.8 22.72 West Virginia........................................................................................ 595 12,226 3.39 2.77 11.25 123. 6 30.23

Harrison ............................................................................................. 11 13,057 3.05 2.34 7.33 92.0 2 4.02 Marshall ............................................................................................. 557 12,197 3.41 2.80 11.34 124 .1 30.28 Monongalia ........................................................................................ 27 12,492 3.07 2.46 10.91 126.7 31 .65 West Texas Utilities Co Oklaunion ..................................................... 2,888 8,416 .42 .50 5.35 130.1 21.90

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,888 8,416 .42 .50 5.35 130.1 21.90

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,888 8,416 .42 .50 5.35 130.1 2 1.90 Western Farmers Elec Coop Inc Hugo ............................................... 1,838 8,710 .28 .32 5.00 104.8 18.26

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,838 8,710 .28 .32 5.00 104.8 18.26

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,838 8,710 .28 .32 5.00 104.8 1 8.26 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Oak Creek ........................................... 3,146 9,795 .50 .51 6.09 110.6 21.66

Colorado ................................................................................................ 77 11,697 .47 .41 8.73 125. 8 29.42

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 77 11,697 .47 .41 8.73 125.8 29. 42 New Mexico ......................................................................................... 228 12,059 .59 .49 13.86 160.3 38. 66

Colfax ................................................................................................ 228 12,059 .59 .49 13.86 160. 3 38.66 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 503 13,068 1.79 1.37 6.88 140. 4 36.71

Greene ................................................................................................ 503 13,068 1.79 1.37 6.88 140 .4 36.71 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,338 8,808 .21 .24 5.07 93.7 1 6.51

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,587 8,798 .19 .22 4.96 93.2 16 .40 Converse ............................................................................................ 751 8,827 .25 .28 5.30 94.8 16.7 4 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Pleasant Prairie .................................. 5,703 8,446 .33 .39 5.29 72.7 12.29

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 5,703 8,446 .33 .39 5.29 72.7 1 2.29

Campbell ............................................................................................ 5,703 8,446 .33 .39 5.29 72.7 12 .29 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Port Washington ................................ 409 13,164 1.36 1.03 6.74 139.9 36.82

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 409 13,164 1.36 1.03 6.74 139. 9 36.82

Washington ........................................................................................ 409 13,164 1.36 1.03 6.74 139.9 36 .82 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Presque Isle ......................................... 1,794 10,337 .39 .38 6.77 121.0 25.02

Colorado ................................................................................................ 807 11,813 .51 .43 9.07 139 .1 32.88

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 807 11,813 .51 .43 9.07 139.1 32 .88 Kentucky ............................................................................................... 21 13,000 .79 .61 7.95 146.5 38.09

Perry ................................................................................................... 21 13,000 .79 .61 7.95 146. 5 38.09 Montana ................................................................................................ 434 9,046 .28 .31 4.83 104.2 18.86

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 434 9,046 .28 .31 4.83 104.2 18.8 6 Wyoming .............................................................................................. 532 9,045 .28 .31 4.82 97.4 17. 62

Converse ............................................................................................ 532 9,045 .28 .31 4.82 97.4 17.6 2 Wisconsin Electric Power Co Valley ................................................... 466 11,797 .53 .45 8.82 151.9 35.85

Colorado ................................................................................................ 448 11,735 .51 .43 8.94 151 .9 35.66

Gunnison ............................................................................................ 448 11,735 .51 .43 8.94 151.9 35 .66 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 18 13,363 1.18 .88 6.00 151.5 4 0.49

Greene ................................................................................................ 18 13,363 1.18 .88 6.00 151.5 40.49 Wisconsin Power & Light Co Columbia ............................................ 4,069 8,505 .35 .41 5.13 91.6 15.59

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 4,069 8,505 .35 .41 5.13 91.6 1 5.59

Campbell ............................................................................................ 4,069 8,505 .35 .41 5.13 91.6 15 .59 Wisconsin Power & Light Co Edgewater ........................................... 2,797 8,785 .35 .39 5.51 114.6 20.13

West Virginia........................................................................................ 12 13,073 3.07 2.35 7.10 141.4 3 6.97

Harrison ............................................................................................. 12 13,073 3.07 2.35 7.10 141.4 36.97 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 24. Origin of Coal Received by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Average Delivered Average Quality Cost Electric Utility Plant Quantity Origin State (thousand Sulfur Sulfur Ash (cents (dollars Btu County short tons) (percent (pounds (percent per per (per by per by million short pound) weight) MM Btu) weight) Btu) ton) Wisconsin Power & Light Co Edgewater

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,785 8,766 0.34 0.38 5.50 114 .4 20.05

Campbell ............................................................................................ 2,280 8,586 .32 .38 5.49 112.7 1 9.35 Carbon ................................................................................................ 198 10,802 .64 .59 6.24 142.6 30.82 Converse ............................................................................................ 308 8,790 .22 .25 5.14 104.2 18. 31 Wisconsin Power & Light Co Nelson Dewey ..................................... 513 9,334 .34 .37 4.17 122.1 22.80

Montana ................................................................................................ 513 9,334 .34 .37 4.17 122.1 22.80

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 513 9,334 .34 .37 4.17 122.1 22.8 0 Wisconsin Power & Light Co Rock River ......................................... 73 9,338 .37 .40 4.59 127.3 23.77

Illinois ................................................................................................... 4 12,017 1.08 .90 7.09 1 68.4 40.47

Jefferson ............................................................................................. 4 12,017 1.08 .90 7.09 168.4 4 0.47 Montana ................................................................................................ 69 9,180 .33 .36 4.44 124.1 2 2.79

Big Horn ............................................................................................ 69 9,180 .33 .36 4.44 124.1 22.79 Wisconsin Public Service Corp Pulliam ............................................. 1,505 8,895 .20 .22 4.37 100.5 17.88

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 1,505 8,895 .20 .22 4.37 100.5 17.88

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,505 8,895 .20 .22 4.37 100.5 1 7.88 Wisconsin Public Service Corp Weston .............................................. 2,007 8,765 .29 .33 5.20 106.7 18.71

Wyoming .............................................................................................. 2,007 8,765 .29 .33 5.20 106.7 18.71

Campbell ............................................................................................ 1,899 8,764 .29 .33 5.20 107.3 1 8.81 Converse ............................................................................................ 108 8,791 .20 .23 5.20 96.9 17.0 4 Wyandotte Municipal Serv Comm Wyandotte .................................. 129 12,704 1.00 .79 9.16 144.9 36.81

Kentucky ............................................................................................... 9 12,556 .73 .58 10.99 149.3 37.49

Perry ................................................................................................... 9 12,556 .73 .58 10.99 149. 3 37.49 Ohio ...................................................................................................... 13 12,591 2.29 1.82 8.02 157.6 39.70

Stark ................................................................................................... 12 12,569 2.29 1.82 8.07 15 6.4 39.31 Tuscarawas ........................................................................................ 1 12,840 2.30 1.79 7.40 172.0 44.1 7 Pennsylvania ......................................................................................... 15 13,254 1.57 1.18 6.45 129.4 34.30

Greene ................................................................................................ 15 13,254 1.57 1.18 6.45 129. 4 34.30 West Virginia........................................................................................ 92 12,641 .74 .59 9.60 145.4 36. 75

Boone ................................................................................................. 61 12,750 .76 .60 9.43 147.4 3 7.58 Kanawha ............................................................................................ 30 12,422 .70 .56 9.96 141.2 35.0 8 Total.................................................................................................... 908,232 10,174 1.01 .99 9.01 121.7 24.76 1 Some coal destined for the Barry plant is reported by the Alabama Power Company as it is received at the Gorgas Transshipping f acility. 2 Refers to coal in which the county of origin in not known. 3 The cost reported under IMT Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Florida Power Corporation incurs additional costs for transporting coal from this transfer facility to the Crystal River power plant. This cost is not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

4 The Tampa Electric Company reports coal destined for the Big Bend power plant as it is received at this facility located in Lou isiana. The cost reported under Davant Transfer is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. The Tampa Electric Company incurs additional costs for transporting coal from Davant to the Big Bend power plant located in Florida. These costs are not included in data shown in thi s report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

5 Coal reported as delivered to the Cahokia, Cora, and GRT transfer facilities is later transferred to individual electric plants located in Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The cost of transportation from the these facilities to the electric plants is not included in the cos ts shown in this report. Coal delivered to Cahokia is later transferred primarily to the Colbert and Widows Creek plants in Alabama. Nearly all of the coal delivered to the Cora facility was transferred to plants in Tennessee. About 1 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. All coal delivered to the Cora facility is shown in this report as being delivered to Tennessee. Approximately 64 percent of the coal delivered to the GRT facility was transferred to p lants in Tennessee. Approximately 36 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. All coal delivered to GRT is shown in this report as being deliv ered to Tennessee.

6 Data for Sandow No. 4 include lignite delivered for the Aluminium Company of America (ALCOA) portion of Unit 4. * =Number less than 0.5. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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# Fossil-Fuel Data at the Electric Utility and Plant Level
Table 25. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Coal, 1999 Average Delivered Cost Receipts Total Electric Utility (thousand Coal Bill (cents per (dollars per short tons) (million dollars) million Btu) short ton) 1. Tennessee Valley Authority.................................................. 42,022 111.9 25.78 1,083.2 2. Texas Utilities Electric Co.................................................... 34,554 99.2 12.81 442.5 3. Georgia Power Co................................................................. 32,505 154.9 36.34 1,181.2 4. PacifiCorp.............................................................................. 30,773 93.0 17.78 547.2 5. Alabama Power Co ............................................................... 24,398 154.8 33.12 808.1 6. Detroit Edison Co ................................................................. 20,444 127.0 26.11 533.8 7. Houston Lighting & Power Co............................................. 20,059 145.0 22.39 449.2 8. Union Electric Co ................................................................. 17,789 97.5 17.36 308.8 9. Basin Electric Power Coop................................................... 16,434 57.9 8.58 140.9 10. PSI Energy Inc...................................................................... 16,030 109.0 24.29 389.3 11. Duke Power Co..................................................................... 14,802 140.4 34.82 515.4 12. Ohio Power Co ..................................................................... 14,504 164.9 39.13 567.6 13. Commonwealth Edison Co................................................... 14,206 192.0 33.85 480.9 14. Appalachian Power Co......................................................... 13,649 132.4 32.48 443.2 15 Virginia Electric & Power..................................................... 13,613 127.1 31.98 435.3 16. Monongahela Power Co ....................................................... 13,345 104.6 26.23 350.1 17. Arkansas Power & Light Co................................................ 13,078 146.3 25.36 331.6 18. Southwestern Electric Power................................................ 12,848 141.4 22.53 289.5 19. Pennsylvania Electric Co...................................................... 12,679 115.8 28.71 364.1 20. Northern States Power Co.................................................... 12,278 107.2 18.91 232.2

Note: Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



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## Table 26. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Petroleum, 1999 Average Delivered Cost Total Receipts Electric Utility Petroleum Bill (thousand barrels) (cents per (dollars per (million dollars) million Btu) barrel) 1. Florida Power & Light Co.................................................... 37,448 253.8 16.18 605.9 2. Hawaiian Electric Co Inc...................................................... 10,744 319.9 20.08 215.8 3. Florida Power Corp............................................................... 10,342 224.4 14.56 150.6 4. Connecticut Light & Power Co............................................ 7,245 239.2 15.30 110.8 5. Long Island Lighting Co....................................................... 6,874 228.6 14.56 100.1 6. Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp........................................ 5,912 237.6 15.01 88.7 7. Mississippi Power & Light ................................................... 4,955 153.1 10.17 50.4 8. Consolidated Edison Co-NY Inc .......................................... 4,949 262.8 16.50 81.7 9. Jacksonville Electric Auth .................................................... 4,473 211.0 13.37 59.8 10. Potomac Electric Power ....................................................... 4,416 272.6 17.17 75.8 11. Virginia Electric & Power Co.............................................. 4,020 230.9 14.61 58.7 12. Philadelphia Electric Co....................................................... 2,943 265.6 16.79 49.4 13. Public Service Co of NH ..................................................... 2,615 213.6 13.75 35.9 14. Delmarva Power & Light..................................................... 2,532 240.6 15.32 38.8 15. United Illuminating Co......................................................... 2,511 178.4 11.43 28.7 16. Baltimore Gas & Electric Co............................................... 1,986 247.0 15.69 31.2 17. Consumers Power Company ................................................ 1,821 267.1 17.02 31.0 18. Pennsylvania Power & Light Co ......................................... 1,484 257.9 16.39 24.3 19. Central Maine Power Co...................................................... 1,045 177.9 11.27 11.8 20. Orlando Utilities Commission.............................................. 1,009 240.9 15.31 15.5

Note: Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ .



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## Table 27. The Top 20 Electric Utilities, Ranked by Receipts of Gas, 1999 Average Delivered Cost Total Receipts Electric Utility Gas Bill (thousand Mcf) (cents per (dollars per (million dollars) million Btu) Mcf) 1. Texas Utilities Electric Co.................................................... 375,690 259.1 2.64 992.6 2. Houston Lighting & Power Co............................................. 250,565 240.4 2.44 612.6 3. Gulf States Utilities Co......................................................... 193,162 241.7 2.50 483.4 4. Florida Power & Light Co.................................................... 192,915 300.8 3.14 605.8 5. Louisiana Power & Light Co ............................................... 140,477 259.5 2.69 378.5 6. Central Power & Light Co ................................................... 128,535 233.4 2.40 307.9 7. Public Service Co of Oklahoma ........................................... 79,118 253.9 2.59 205.1 8. Long Island Lighting Co....................................................... 78,994 281.4 2.87 226.7 9. Southwestern Public Service................................................. 67,441 234.4 2.36 159.4 10. Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co .............................................. 62,113 303.5 3.15 195.6 11. Los Angeles City of ............................................................. 54,394 305.4 3.08 167.7 12. San Antonio City Pub Service ............................................. 51,940 250.3 2.53 131.3 13. Mississippi Power & Light................................................... 51,244 244.3 2.51 128.4 14. Consolidated Edison Co-NY Inc.......................................... 50,628 245.1 2.52 127.8 15. Southwestern Electric Power................................................ 45,018 245.3 2.55 114.9 16. Pacific Gas & Electric Co.................................................... 36,102 247.6 2.54 91.6 17. West Texas Utilities Co ....................................................... 35,850 243.5 2.47 88.6 18. Central Louisiana Electric .................................................... 35,151 233.7 2.44 85.7 19. Lower Colorado River Auth................................................. 34,400 224.9 2.27 78.2 20. San Diego Gas & Electric Co.............................................. 18,215 287.0 2.90 52.8

Notes: • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf = thousand cubic feet. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’ . 

## Table 28. Receipts of Petroleum Coke by Electric Utility, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Electric Utility (thousand Sulfur Ash Btu (cents per (dollars per short tons) (percent (percent (per pound) million Btu) short ton) by weight) by weight) Central Electric Pwr Coop-MO 1 .......................... 12 14,201 4.53 0.82 75.1 21.32 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co ................................ 25 14,142 4.90 .40 66.4 18.77 Central Power & Light Co................................... 80 14,212 5.80 .45 64.9 18.45 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co .............................. 7 13,962 5.87 .71 53.0 14.79 Illinois Power Co.................................................. 14 13,711 2.97 .30 49.6 13.60 Indianapolis Power & Light Co........................... 62 14,004 4.85 .48 53.2 14.89 Jacksonville Electric Authority ............................ 342 14,392 5.36 .47 44.2 12.71 Lakeland Dept of Water and Elec ....................... 72 14,042 5.53 .52 85.5 24.02 Los Angelos City of ............................................. 9 14,043 5.78 .42 84.2 23.65 Manitowoc Public Utilities................................... 40 14,356 5.75 .56 46.7 13.40 Michigan South Central Power ............................ 13 14,082 4.31 .43 102.8 28.96 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co............................. 259 14,136 4.41 .25 63.3 17.90 Northern States Power Co.................................... 234 13,729 5.70 .57 63.2 17.34 Ohio Edison Co .................................................... 17 13,746 4.34 .73 62.9 17.29 Owensboro City of ............................................... 30 14,126 5.47 .54 47.1 13.31 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co ......................... 170 14,061 5.65 .65 68.5 19.27 Pennsylvania Power Co........................................ 650 14,055 5.29 .46 82.3 23.13 San Antonio City of ............................................. 176 14,509 3.91 .64 46.1 13.38 Seminole Electric Coop Inc ................................. 204 14,035 6.15 .30 78.8 22.11 Tampa Electric Co................................................ 30 14,068 5.68 .40 29.8 8.38 Union Electric Co................................................. 42 14,150 4.90 .40 45.4 12.85 UtiliCorp United Inc............................................. 170 14,078 5.64 .46 58.7 16.52 Wisconsin Electric Power Co .............................. 149 14,162 4.71 .39 71.6 20.28 Wisconsin Power & Light Co.............................. 100 14,210 5.74 .48 66.4 18.88

Total................................................................. 2,906 14,121 5.25 .46 65.4 18.47 1 Includes a small amount of coal. Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 29. Receipts of No. 6 Fuel Oil by Electric Utility, 1999 Average Quality Average Delivered Cost Receipts Company (thousand Sulfur Btu (cents per (dollars barrels) (percent (per gallon) million Btu) per barrel) by weight) Atlantic City Electric Co...................................... 348 151,869 0.96 298.3 19.03 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co............................... 1,960 151,407 .93 245.1 15.59 Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp ....................... 5,912 150,412 1.19 237.6 15.01 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co ................................ 112 149,388 .29 292.2 18.33 Central Maine Power Co...................................... 1,045 150,839 1.00 177.9 11.27 Commonwealth Edison Co................................... 155 153,159 .64 345.3 22.21 Connecticut Light & Power Co ........................... 7,221 152,334 .73 238.6 15.27 Consolidated Edison Co-NY Inc.......................... 4,949 149,508 .30 262.8 16.50 Consumers Power Co ........................................... 1,696 152,742 .98 257.1 16.50 Delmarva Power & Light Co............................... 2,425 152,168 .98 234.6 15.00 Detroit Edison Co................................................. 160 147,269 .66 277.8 17.18 Dover City of........................................................ 229 150,646 .86 262.4 16.60 Florida Power & Light Co ................................... 37,403 151,781 1.36 253.5 16.16 Florida Power Corp .............................................. 10,229 154,679 1.61 222.7 14.47 Gainesville Regional Utilities .............................. 11 151,703 1.97 324.2 20.66 Hawaiian Electric Co Inc ..................................... 10,713 149,525 .44 319.3 20.05 Illinois Power Co.................................................. 183 150,201 .84 284.9 17.97 Jacksonville Electric Auth.................................... 4,374 151,195 1.45 207.1 13.15 Kansas Gas & Electric Co ................................... 177 157,323 1.49 212.0 14.01 Lake Worth City of .............................................. 5 141,099 .54 374.1 22.17 Lakeland City of................................................... 246 148,953 2.06 302.5 18.92 Long Island Lighting Co ...................................... 6,874 151,709 .91 228.6 14.56 Louisiana Power & Light Co............................... 141 154,276 .99 194.2 12.59 Mississippi Power & Light Co ............................ 4,916 158,211 2.75 152.1 10.11 New Orleans Public Service Inc .......................... 441 156,364 1.50 159.0 10.44 Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.............................. 845 150,657 1.23 249.3 15.77 Orange & Rockland Utils Inc .............................. 639 149,284 .34 206.8 12.97 Orlando Utilities Comm ....................................... 1,005 151,356 1.18 240.5 15.29 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co ......................... 1,232 153,765 .84 237.8 15.36 Philadelphia Electric Co....................................... 2,781 151,192 .46 262.0 16.64 Potomac Electric Power Co ................................. 3,865 151,037 .90 261.3 16.57 Power Authority of State of NY.......................... 921 148,662 .29 214.8 13.41 Public Service Co of NH ..................................... 2,591 153,364 1.56 212.2 13.67 Public Service Electric&Gas Co .......................... 210 148,986 .29 336.7 21.07 Tampa Electric Co................................................ 353 150,592 .96 271.3 17.16 Taunton City of .................................................... 90 151,116 1.00 241.7 15.34 United Illuminating Co......................................... 2,508 152,500 .97 178.3 11.42 Vineland City of ................................................... 47 152,427 .83 285.8 18.30 Virginia Electric & Power Co.............................. 3,711 151,582 1.15 220.4 14.03 Western Massachusetts Elec Co .......................... 92 151,455 .87 239.7 15.25

Total................................................................. 122,813 151,920 1.15 243.3 15.52 Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steam-electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’

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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Alabama Electric Coop Inc .................... 546 11,871 1.68 12.52 136.4 32.39 1,007 11,794 0.97 6.66 141.8 33.44

Lowman (AL) ......................................... 546 11,871 1.68 12.52 136.4 32.39 1,007 11,794 .97 6.66 141.8 33.44 Alabama Power Co 1 ................................ 22,463 10,554 .71 8.95 156.6 33.06 1,935 12,402 1.52 11.36 136.5 33.85

Barry (AL) .............................................. 4,036 12,191 .71 12.18 206.1 50.25 60 12,073 .91 6.04 245.9 59.38 Gadsden (AL) ......................................... 240 12,416 1.85 13.37 153.6 38.14

— — — — —— Gorgas 2 and 3 (AL).............................. 3,273 11,968 1.37 13.51 147.4 35.29

— — — — —— Greene (AL)............................................ 983 12,426 2.05 9.77 120.5 29.95 464 12,489 2.06 9.38 121.7 30.40 Gaston (AL)............................................ 3,076 12,147 .77 11.78 201.4 48.93 1,412 12,387 1.36 12.24 136.9 33.91 James Miller (AL) .................................. 10,856 8,857 .35 5.40 122.3 21.66

— — — — —— American Mun Power Ohio Inc ............ — — — — —— 832 11,583 4.70 15.05 89.6 20.75

Gorsuch (OH) .........................................

— — — — —— 832 11,583 4.70 15.05 89.6 20.75 Ames City of ............................................. 238 8,884 .18 4.34 140.9 25.03 — — — — ——

Ames (IA) ............................................... 238 8,884 .18 4.34 140.9 25.03

— — — — —— Appalachian Power Co ........................... 11,104 12,212 .74 12.25 135.8 33.18 2,544 12,475 .77 11.25 117.9 29.42

Clinch River (VA).................................. 1,326 12,384 .70 14.61 134.3 33.26 339 12,675 .75 12.39 115.0 29.15 Glen Lyn (VA) ....................................... 455 12,831 .90 10.13 138.7 35.60 323 12,895 .85 9.28 129.6 33.41 Amos (WV) ............................................ 5,780 12,137 .77 12.04 134.1 32.55 905 12,480 .79 10.38 113.3 28.29 Kanawha River (WV)............................. 713 12,203 .79 12.51 138.5 33.79 193 11,970 .81 13.16 101.3 24.25 Mountaineer (WV).................................. 2,830 12,186 .67 11.85 139.0 33.87 784 12,335 .70 12.11 123.5 30.46 Arizona Electric Pwr Coop Inc ............. 1,276 9,993 .42 14.79 113.8 22.75 159 9,412 .79 15.72 135.8 25.57

Apache (AZ) ........................................... 1,276 9,993 .42 14.79 113.8 22.75 159 9,412 .79 15.72 135.8 25.57 Arizona Public Service Co ...................... 10,371 9,163 .70 19.89 112.8 20.66 1,930 9,909 .49 14.11 117.7 23.32

Cholla (AZ)............................................. 1,861 9,975 .42 14.07 164.8 32.88 1,930 9,909 .49 14.11 117.7 23.32 Four Corners (NM)................................. 8,510 8,985 .76 21.17 100.1 17.99

— — — — —— Arkansas Power & Light Co .................. 12,647 8,675 .27 4.75 146.9 25.49 431 8,353 .34 6.08 128.4 21.45

Whitebluff (AR)...................................... 5,850 8,487 .34 5.04 162.2 27.53 431 8,353 .34 6.08 128.4 21.45 Independence (AR)................................. 6,797 8,837 .21 4.49 134.3 23.74

— — — — —— Associated Electric Coop Inc ................. 9,141 8,887 .19 4.37 83.2 14.78 — — — — ——

Madrid (MO) .......................................... 4,352 8,887 .19 4.36 95.1 16.91

— — — — —— Hill (MO)................................................ 4,789 8,887 .19 4.38 72.3 12.85

— — — — —— Atlantic City Electric Co ........................ 639 12,907 2.16 9.69 157.2 40.59 40 12,520 1.49 9.19 156.0 39.06

England (NJ)........................................... 550 12,889 2.37 9.61 157.5 40.59 16 12,702 2.46 6.66 155.5 39.50 Deepwater (NJ)....................................... 90 13,015 .88 10.18 155.9 40.59 24 12,402 .86 10.84 156.3 38.77 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co ................. 5,476 12,726 .88 10.43 139.4 35.48 68 12,595 .99 7.54 138.4 34.86

Brandon Shores (MD) ............................ 3,738 12,575 .71 11.37 139.2 35.01 32 12,066 .68 7.06 131.0 31.62 Crane (MD)............................................. 802 13,213 1.65 7.30 138.1 36.51 11 13,207 2.25 7.70 138.9 36.69 Wagner (MD).......................................... 936 12,911 .89 9.37 141.3 36.48 25 13,004 .85 8.07 146.9 38.20 Basin Electric Power Coop ..................... 16,434 7,406 .56 7.05 57.9 8.58 — — — — ——

Leland Olds (ND)................................... 3,598 6,663 .70 7.78 76.5 10.20

— — — — —— Laramie River (WY) .............................. 7,406 8,361 .41 5.45 44.3 7.41

— — — — —— Antelope Valley (ND) ............................ 5,430 6,595 .68 8.74 68.9 9.09

— — — — —— Big Rivers Electric Corp ......................... 263 11,422 2.58 8.77 103.5 23.65 — — — — ——

Reid-Henderson (KY)............................. 263 11,422 2.58 8.77 103.5 23.65

— — — — —— Black Hills Corp ...................................... 496 8,078 .57 7.04 42.7 6.90 — — — — ——

Neal Simpson II (WY) ........................... 496 8,078 .57 7.04 42.7 6.90

— — — — —— Cajun Electric Power Coop Inc ............. 6,648 8,338 .46 5.78 146.2 24.39 — — — — ——

Big Cajun No.2 (LA) ............................. 6,648 8,338 .46 5.78 146.2 24.39

— — — — —— Cardinal Operating Co ........................... 3,180 12,240 1.58 12.24 241.5 59.12 480 12,495 1.11 10.46 118.0 29.50

Cardinal (OH) ......................................... 3,180 12,240 1.58 12.24 241.5 59.12 480 12,495 1.11 10.46 118.0 29.50 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Carolina Power & Light Co ................... 10,419 12,567 0.88 9.89 149.8 37.66 1,127 12,330 1.13 11.88 130.2 32.12

Asheville (NC)........................................ 827 12,759 1.00 10.33 144.7 36.92 124 12,704 1.14 11.45 124.8 31.70 Cape Fear (NC) ...................................... 570 12,323 1.06 10.11 148.2 36.52 88 12,379 .86 10.44 136.6 33.83 Lee (NC) ................................................. 543 12,494 .95 9.40 154.3 38.55 118 12,253 1.07 10.36 145.4 35.64 Roxboro (NC) ......................................... 5,441 12,465 .88 10.44 148.7 37.06 526 12,185 .91 12.19 128.6 31.34 Sutton (NC)............................................. 985 12,957 .92 8.55 155.8 40.37 140 11,749 1.08 17.15 126.1 29.62 Weatherspoon (NC)................................ 284 12,817 .99 8.52 162.4 41.62

— — — — —— Robinson (SC) ........................................ 233 13,028 1.02 8.30 153.2 39.91 131 13,218 2.25 7.69 128.5 33.98 Mayo (NC).............................................. 1,533 12,573 .65 9.14 149.0 37.46

— — — — —— Cedar Falls City of .................................. — — — — —— 44 12,057 1.31 12.51 160.8 38.78

Streeter (IA)............................................

— — — — —— 44 12,057 1.31 12.51 160.8 38.78 Central Electric Pwr Coop-MO ............. — — — — —— 135 11,014 2.73 9.06 127.7 28.14

Chamois (MO)........................................

— — — — —— 135 11,014 2.73 9.06 127.7 28.14 Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp ........ 787 12,948 .66 6.90 162.0 41.95 70 12,794 .64 7.14 161.4 41.29

Danskammer (NY).................................. 787 12,948 .66 6.90 162.0 41.95 70 12,794 .64 7.14 161.4 41.29 Central Illinois Light Co ......................... 2,384 10,916 2.45 7.96 142.3 31.07 285 10,793 2.70 8.76 136.3 29.43

Edwards (IL)........................................... 1,517 11,099 1.85 7.78 124.2 27.57 150 10,510 2.84 8.88 118.9 24.98 Duck Creek (IL) ..................................... 867 10,597 3.50 8.28 175.5 37.20 135 11,108 2.54 8.63 154.7 34.36 Central Illinois Pub Serv Co .................. 2,564 10,476 1.05 8.46 158.8 33.28 3,778 9,144 .60 5.41 109.0 19.93

Coffeen (IL)............................................ 1,759 10,300 1.00 8.29 182.8 37.66 99 8,820 .23 4.50 102.2 18.04 Grand Tower (IL) ...................................

— — — — —— 222 11,219 2.87 10.75 100.9 22.63 Hutsonville (IL) ...................................... 44 11,000 2.81 9.00 109.2 24.03 138 10,996 2.76 9.07 109.0 23.96 Meredosia (IL)........................................ 407 10,607 1.47 7.67 105.6 22.40 169 11,231 2.81 9.43 130.1 29.23 Newton (IL) ............................................ 354 11,133 .57 10.17 112.9 25.15 3,150 8,815 .24 4.68 108.4 19.12 Central Iowa Power Coop ...................... 170 12,215 2.77 9.49 112.9 27.58 21 11,794 2.95 10.05 117.4 27.70

Fair Station (IA) ..................................... 170 12,215 2.77 9.49 112.9 27.58 21 11,794 2.95 10.05 117.4 27.70 Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc ............... 4,864 7,660 .82 10.40 135.8 20.81 — — — — ——

Dolet Hills (LA) ..................................... 2,810 6,963 .92 12.49 133.7 18.62

— — — — —— Rodemacher (LA) ................................... 2,054 8,614 .68 7.54 138.2 23.80

— — — — —— Central Operating Co ............................. 874 12,162 1.53 12.64 158.3 38.50 1,784 12,138 1.47 12.41 105.2 25.53

Sporn (WV) ............................................ 874 12,162 1.53 12.64 158.3 38.50 1,784 12,138 1.47 12.41 105.2 25.53 Central Power & Light Co ..................... 1,148 10,455 .39 5.75 143.7 30.04 1,436 9,022 .24 5.10 137.6 24.83

Coleto Creek (TX).................................. 1,148 10,455 .39 5.75 143.7 30.04 1,436 9,022 .24 5.10 137.6 24.83 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co ................ 7,381 12,172 2.29 10.65 112.9 27.48 4,425 11,957 1.52 12.52 105.7 25.28

Beckjord (OH) ........................................ 1,872 12,148 1.01 11.54 116.5 28.30 1,183 11,904 1.00 12.51 108.7 25.87 Miami Fort (OH) .................................... 1,737 12,286 1.01 11.23 128.4 31.56 1,762 11,779 .99 13.84 111.1 26.18 East Bend (KY) ...................................... 595 12,236 1.64 11.11 114.6 28.04 1,259 12,211 2.48 10.91 97.9 23.90 Zimmer (OH).......................................... 3,176 12,112 3.87 9.72 101.8 24.65 222 12,214 3.14 11.23 92.9 22.69 Cleveland Electric Illum Co ................... 1,813 12,751 2.34 9.20 126.1 32.17 2,005 12,782 1.76 8.16 122.6 31.34

Ashtabula (OH)....................................... 287 12,496 4.16 9.15 104.6 26.13 44 11,397 1.73 8.00 116.7 26.59 Avon Lake (OH)..................................... 877 12,935 .71 9.18 152.4 39.43 519 12,493 1.57 8.81 120.8 30.19 Eastlake (OH) ......................................... 649 12,614 3.74 9.24 99.2 25.02 1,309 12,909 1.96 8.03 120.5 31.12 Lake Shore (OH) ....................................

— — — — —— 133 13,131 .63 7.01 150.8 39.60 Colorado Springs City of ........................ 1,408 10,654 .41 7.36 117.2 24.97 42 8,670 .32 5.56 77.1 13.37

Drake (CO) ............................................. 813 10,756 .42 7.04 137.8 29.63

— — — — —— Nixon (CO) ............................................. 595 10,514 .40 7.81 88.4 18.60 42 8,670 .32 5.56 77.1 13.37 Columbia City of ..................................... 40 13,402 1.23 6.62 199.6 53.49 — — — — ——

Columbia (MO) ...................................... 40 13,402 1.23 6.62 199.6 53.49

— — — — —— Columbus Southern Power Co ............... 3,184 12,035 2.61 8.01 128.3 30.87 934 11,760 2.90 11.82 97.5 22.93 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Columbus Southern Power Co

Conesville (OH)...................................... 3,060 12,071 2.62 7.84 128.4 31.00 890 11,780 2.88 11.89 97.3 22.92 Picway (OH) ........................................... 124 11,147 2.53 12.34 124.6 27.79 44 11,362 3.31 10.25 101.6 23.10 Commonwealth Edison Co 2 ................... 10,810 8,860 .38 5.21 217.7 38.58 3,396 8,683 .44 5.60 108.2 18.79

Joliet (IL) ................................................ 3,753 8,766 .36 5.38 289.9 50.82 659 8,761 .42 5.33 110.6 19.38 Powerton (IL).......................................... 2,958 8,898 .39 5.11 153.6 27.33 1,448 8,655 .47 5.86 105.4 18.24 Waukegan (IL)........................................ 1,525 8,715 .42 5.49 202.4 35.28 534 8,666 .41 5.39 116.2 20.13 Will County (IL)..................................... 2,574 9,039 .39 4.91 197.1 35.63 755 8,679 .41 5.51 105.9 18.38 Consumers Power Co .............................. 6,577 10,946 .60 8.88 139.5 30.53 2,365 10,645 .78 8.93 128.0 27.25

Cobb (MI) ............................................... 415 8,941 .44 6.16 112.1 20.05 647 10,903 1.01 8.47 125.2 27.30 Karn-Weadock (MI) ............................... 681 12,314 .81 11.66 150.2 36.99 414 12,029 .97 11.99 143.1 34.43 Campbell (MI) ........................................ 3,725 11,288 .61 9.06 146.2 33.00 441 9,913 .51 7.64 123.8 24.55 Weadock (MI)......................................... 1,204 9,690 .49 7.22 118.3 22.93 427 9,863 .61 8.03 122.7 24.19 Whiting (MI)........................................... 551 11,198 .67 9.90 135.5 30.34 435 10,455 .67 8.91 124.8 26.10 Coop Power Assn ..................................... 7,150 6,189 .66 11.34 81.3 10.06 — — — — ——

Coal Creek (ND) .................................... 7,150 6,189 .66 11.34 81.3 10.06

— — — — —— Dairyland Power Coop ............................ 1,793 8,838 .19 4.47 103.9 18.36 1,034 11,719 .86 6.52 133.0 31.17

Alma-Madgett (WI)................................ 1,393 8,841 .19 4.47 99.3 17.56 415 11,275 .58 7.29 129.4 29.18 Genoa No.3 (WI).................................... 400 8,827 .19 4.47 119.7 21.14 619 12,016 1.05 6.00 135.2 32.50 Dayton Power & Light Co ..................... 5,940 11,611 .77 14.53 122.8 28.52 1,649 11,382 .82 14.54 108.0 24.58

Hutchings (OH) ......................................

— — — — —— 128 12,387 .86 9.92 135.7 33.62 Stuart (OH) ............................................. 4,639 11,528 .81 14.66 120.9 27.87 1,085 11,149 .89 15.64 101.3 22.59 Killen (OH)............................................. 1,301 11,907 .62 14.06 129.5 30.85 435 11,668 .63 13.15 115.1 26.86 Delmarva Power & Light Co ................. 1,075 12,944 1.00 9.25 158.4 41.02 129 12,862 .70 9.30 163.2 41.98

Edgemoor (DE)....................................... 209 12,483 .75 11.76 159.0 39.70 64 12,859 .74 9.88 155.3 39.93 Indian River (DE)................................... 866 13,055 1.06 8.65 158.3 41.33 65 12,865 .66 8.73 171.1 44.01 Deseret Generation & Tran Coop ......... 1,222 10,169 .42 10.93 163.6 33.27 280 11,018 .43 10.66 133.1 29.33

Bonanza (UT) ......................................... 1,222 10,169 .42 10.93 163.6 33.27 280 11,018 .43 10.66 133.1 29.33 Detroit Edison Co .................................... 16,655 9,682 .44 4.77 127.9 24.77 3,789 12,896 1.29 7.68 124.1 32.02

Harbor Beach (MI) .................................

— — — — —— 102 13,392 .95 7.19 145.5 38.98 Marysville (MI) ......................................

— — — — —— 37 13,432 .94 7.08 146.6 39.37 Monroe (MI) ........................................... 6,023 9,656 .49 5.24 105.3 20.34 2,206 12,833 .92 7.99 126.3 32.43 River Rouge (MI) ................................... 1,060 9,768 .52 5.33 109.6 21.41 471 12,915 .90 8.10 127.1 32.82 St Clair (MI) ........................................... 3,947 9,500 .34 4.17 152.0 28.87 734 13,226 2.73 7.03 114.7 30.33 Trenton Channel (MI) ............................ 1,805 10,506 .69 5.49 113.7 23.89 239 12,135 1.20 6.32 114.4 27.78 Belle River (MI) ..................................... 3,820 9,500 .34 4.17 151.9 28.86

— — — — —— Duke Power Co ........................................ 10,146 12,400 .79 10.41 144.1 35.74 4,656 12,393 .87 10.89 132.3 32.80

Allen (NC) .............................................. 1,441 12,386 .74 10.47 144.7 35.84 487 12,504 .92 10.32 129.6 32.42 Buck (NC)............................................... 440 12,291 .76 10.85 139.2 34.21 212 11,792 .82 15.37 135.4 31.93 Cliffside (NC) ......................................... 711 12,779 .82 7.57 135.5 34.64 726 12,565 .96 8.93 133.9 33.65 Dan River (NC) ...................................... 235 12,729 .71 9.73 139.4 35.48 72 13,053 .69 9.67 140.0 36.55 Marshall (NC)......................................... 2,376 12,463 .82 10.00 132.0 32.89 1,880 12,247 .82 11.83 130.0 31.83 Riverbend (NC) ...................................... 205 12,512 .92 9.75 135.4 33.87 383 12,416 .94 10.49 137.3 34.10 Lee (SC).................................................. 160 12,689 1.16 9.80 142.8 36.25 249 12,567 .92 9.76 141.6 35.60 Belews Creek (NC) ................................ 4,578 12,291 .78 11.08 152.9 37.59 647 12,580 .88 10.11 130.9 32.94 Duquesne Light Co .................................. 1,079 12,493 1.79 10.87 182.1 45.49 963 12,845 2.22 9.65 102.8 26.41

Elrama (PA)............................................ 402 12,005 2.18 14.52 279.1 67.00 468 12,411 2.23 11.72 104.1 25.83 Cheswick (PA)........................................ 677 12,782 1.56 8.70 128.0 32.72 495 13,256 2.22 7.70 101.7 26.96 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc ............. 2,386 12,233 .81 11.35 114.2 27.94 1,552 12,511 .96 9.43 112.5 28.16

Cooper (KY) ........................................... 386 12,238 1.15 10.71 111.8 27.36 424 12,584 1.32 9.35 104.9 26.41 Dale (KY) ............................................... 300 12,219 .80 10.55 113.9 27.83 236 12,231 .85 9.81 113.5 27.76 Spurlock (KY) ........................................ 1,700 12,235 .73 11.64 114.8 28.09 892 12,550 .81 9.37 115.9 29.09 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Electric Energy Inc .................................. 4,922 8,742 0.24 4.56 87.4 15.28 13 8,545 0.33 4.80 88.8 15.18

Joppa (IL)................................................ 4,922 8,742 .24 4.56 87.4 15.28 13 8,545 .33 4.80 88.8 15.18 Empire District Electric Co .................... 1,072 9,208 .60 5.40 106.1 19.54 32 12,210 1.65 10.81 136.0 33.21

Riverton (KS).......................................... 324 9,497 .85 5.67 115.2 21.89 3 12,425 .45 8.31 147.6 36.68 Asbury (MO) .......................................... 748 9,082 .49 5.28 102.0 18.52 29 12,188 1.77 11.08 134.7 32.84 Florida Power Corp 3 ............................... 3,623 15,476 .81 9.07 177.4 54.91 1,823 12,692 .90 8.89 161.4 40.96

Crystal River (FL) .................................. 2,364 17,004 .87 8.69 179.2 60.93 1,102 12,742 .97 8.81 164.9 42.02 IMT Transfer (LA) ................................. 1,259 12,605 .70 9.77 173.0 43.61 721 12,615 .79 8.99 155.9 39.33 Fremont City of ....................................... 203 8,765 .19 4.51 92.2 16.15 46 8,834 .20 4.30 91.3 16.13

Wright (NE)............................................ 203 8,765 .19 4.51 92.2 16.15 46 8,834 .20 4.30 91.3 16.13 Gainesville Regional Utilities .................. 487 13,057 .64 7.04 165.9 43.32 70 13,194 .66 7.42 160.3 42.29

Deerhaven (FL)....................................... 487 13,057 .64 7.04 165.9 43.32 70 13,194 .66 7.42 160.3 42.29 Georgia Power Co ................................... 19,429 12,611 .88 9.79 158.5 39.97 13,075 10,427 .68 8.45 148.4 30.94

Arkwright (GA) ...................................... 4 12,938 1.77 11.74 170.3 44.07 120 12,929 1.72 8.90 166.2 42.97 Atkinson-Mcdonough (GA).................... 1,218 13,014 1.04 7.42 143.4 37.33 41 12,882 1.18 8.04 137.8 35.49 Bowen (GA)............................................ 7,073 12,444 .86 10.42 145.1 36.11 950 11,455 .97 16.37 132.3 30.31 Hammond (GA)...................................... 1,371 12,835 .84 9.60 146.5 37.59 349 12,897 .76 9.48 145.9 37.63 Harllee Branch (GA) .............................. 1,694 12,592 .99 10.05 166.3 41.88 1,310 12,177 1.57 10.74 148.0 36.04 Mitchell (GA) ......................................... 243 12,786 1.23 8.84 180.3 46.11

— — — — —— Yates (GA).............................................. 1,579 12,824 .94 10.55 148.4 38.06 917 12,872 .88 9.87 146.0 37.59 Wansley (GA)......................................... 2,580 12,546 1.03 8.53 149.7 37.57 1,835 12,187 .96 12.37 145.3 35.41 Scherer (GA)........................................... 3,667 12,667 .65 9.92 199.0 50.41 7,552 9,101 .37 5.88 152.3 27.72 Grand Haven City of............................... 72 10,976 2.33 10.28 134.2 29.47 84 11,146 2.30 10.17 130.3 29.05

J B Simms (MI)...................................... 72 10,976 2.33 10.28 134.2 29.47 84 11,146 2.30 10.17 130.3 29.05 Grand Island City of ............................... 375 8,299 .37 5.42 65.0 10.80 — — — — ——

Platte (NE) .............................................. 375 8,299 .37 5.42 65.0 10.80

— — — — —— Grand River Dam Authority .................. 3,949 8,558 .43 5.46 85.7 14.68 — — — — ——

GRDA No 1 (OK).................................. 3,949 8,558 .43 5.46 85.7 14.68

— — — — —— Gulf Power Co ......................................... 1,935 12,128 1.03 6.53 143.4 34.77 1,612 12,363 1.79 8.18 142.4 35.21

Crist (FL) ................................................ 1,830 12,132 1.03 6.51 143.0 34.69 585 12,327 .81 6.39 146.9 36.20 Scholtz (FL)............................................

— — — — —— 165 12,385 .82 6.79 164.8 40.82 Smith (FL) .............................................. 106 12,049 1.11 6.76 150.3 36.23 862 12,384 2.64 9.67 135.1 33.47 Gulf States Utilities Co ........................... 2,343 8,629 .45 5.80 129.6 22.37 — — — — ——

Nelson (LA)............................................ 2,343 8,629 .45 5.80 129.6 22.37

— — — — —— Hamilton City of ...................................... 138 12,404 .92 9.88 144.5 35.84 — — — — ——

Hamilton (OH)........................................ 138 12,404 .92 9.88 144.5 35.84

— — — — —— Hastings City of ....................................... 399 8,307 .34 5.47 64.1 10.66 — — — — ——

Hastings (NE) ......................................... 399 8,307 .34 5.47 64.1 10.66

— — — — —— Holland City of......................................... 169 13,080 .85 6.70 156.7 40.99 — — — — ——

James De Young (MI)............................ 169 13,080 .85 6.70 156.7 40.99

— — — — —— Holyoke Water Power Co ....................... 225 13,205 .93 6.97 175.0 46.21 99 13,246 .84 7.24 170.6 45.20

Mount Tom (MA)................................... 225 13,205 .93 6.97 175.0 46.21 99 13,246 .84 7.24 170.6 45.20 Hoosier Energy R E C Inc ..................... 3,731 11,168 2.92 10.11 125.1 27.94 128 11,175 2.47 9.90 86.4 19.30

Frank E Ratts (IN).................................. 624 11,173 1.35 7.99 133.6 29.84

— — — — —— Merom (IN)............................................. 3,107 11,167 3.23 10.53 123.4 27.56 128 11,175 2.47 9.90 86.4 19.30 Houston Lighting & Power Co .............. 19,714 7,704 .67 10.58 145.7 22.45 345 8,574 .39 5.50 110.7 18.98

Limestone (TX) ...................................... 8,938 6,592 1.05 17.06 102.9 13.56

— — — — —— Parish (TX) ............................................. 10,776 8,626 .36 5.20 172.9 29.82 345 8,574 .39 5.50 110.7 18.98 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) IES Utilities Co ........................................ 1,844 8,408 0.33 5.82 99.8 16.78 3,755 8,540 0.37 5.54 79.9 13.65

6th St (IA)............................................... 12 9,455 .28 3.90 141.5 26.76 165 10,365 .61 5.04 150.2 31.14 Praire Creek (IA).................................... 187 8,384 .35 5.89 83.7 14.03 780 8,514 .34 5.42 85.7 14.60 Sutherland (IA) ....................................... 41 8,734 .30 5.49 72.6 12.68 534 8,782 .37 5.56 77.9 13.68 Burlington (IA) ....................................... 56 8,364 .45 5.38 76.6 12.81 634 8,298 .43 5.49 79.8 13.24 Ottumwa (IA).......................................... 1,549 8,396 .33 5.85 102.9 17.28 1,642 8,384 .34 5.66 69.2 11.60 Illinois Power Co ..................................... 6,151 10,904 2.13 9.71 114.3 24.92 52 11,122 2.27 8.62 138.4 30.80

Baldwin (IL) ........................................... 3,911 10,676 2.77 10.16 105.2 22.46

— — — — —— Havana (IL)............................................. 765 11,656 .51 9.34 139.5 32.52

— — — — —— Hennepin (IL) ......................................... 493 10,461 2.08 9.23 117.1 24.50 33 10,662 3.39 8.64 143.2 30.54 Vermilion (IL) ........................................ 314 10,733 1.29 9.28 105.3 22.60

— — — — —— Wood River (IL)..................................... 668 11,785 .73 8.10 136.1 32.07 20 11,890 .39 8.60 131.3 31.22 Independence City of............................... 128 10,632 3.67 17.31 124.8 26.53 15 11,245 2.39 10.17 193.2 43.46

Blue Valley (MO)................................... 128 10,632 3.67 17.31 124.8 26.53 15 11,245 2.39 10.17 193.2 43.46 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp ........... 3,450 10,166 .33 4.94 119.7 24.33 1,610 9,550 1.20 6.98 102.6 19.59

Clifty Creek (IN) .................................... 3,450 10,166 .33 4.94 119.7 24.33 1,610 9,550 1.20 6.98 102.6 19.59 Indiana Michigan Power Co .................. 9,101 9,296 .35 5.01 111.0 20.64 2,703 11,858 .88 10.21 114.2 27.09

Tanners Creek (IN)................................. 1,395 12,309 1.01 7.80 124.7 30.70 1,007 12,212 1.07 9.51 117.7 28.75 Rockport (IN).......................................... 7,706 8,751 .23 4.50 107.5 18.81 1,696 11,648 .78 10.63 112.0 26.09 Indianapolis Power & Light Co ............. 5,577 11,156 2.38 8.78 99.4 22.17 2,524 11,137 2.18 9.14 91.5 20.37

Stout (IN)................................................ 1,323 11,127 1.23 8.07 112.6 25.06 495 10,947 1.11 8.39 105.9 23.19 Pritchard (IN).......................................... 390 11,157 1.27 7.87 109.1 24.35 286 10,863 1.15 8.75 101.5 22.04 Petersburg (IN) ....................................... 3,864 11,165 2.89 9.11 93.8 20.96 1,743 11,236 2.65 9.42 85.9 19.30 Interstate Power Co ................................. 347 11,620 .50 9.10 134.3 31.20 1,433 9,014 .41 5.97 102.3 18.44

Dubuque (IA).......................................... 62 11,653 .50 9.02 139.4 32.49 111 11,589 .99 7.56 110.8 25.69 Lansing (IA)............................................

— — — — —— 1,093 8,813 .37 5.87 101.2 17.84 Kapp (IA)................................................ 285 11,613 .50 9.12 133.1 30.92 229 8,721 .33 5.65 101.9 17.77 Jacksonville Electric Auth ...................... 2,794 12,273 1.06 8.35 158.3 38.86 386 12,715 1.19 8.50 132.3 33.65

St Johns River (FL)................................ 2,794 12,273 1.06 8.35 158.3 38.86 386 12,715 1.19 8.50 132.3 33.65 Jamestown City of ................................... — — — — —— 89 12,703 1.79 9.55 128.2 32.58

Samuel A Carlson (NY).........................

— — — — —— 89 12,703 1.79 9.55 128.2 32.58 Kansas City City of ................................. 1,361 8,460 .38 5.31 76.1 12.88 39 8,770 .25 4.37 91.1 15.98

Quindaro (KS) ........................................ 572 8,757 .33 5.36 87.8 15.37 39 8,770 .25 4.37 91.1 15.98 Nearman (KS)......................................... 789 8,244 .42 5.28 67.1 11.07

— — — — —— Kansas City Power & Light Co ............. 2,829 8,749 .33 5.52 75.1 13.15 7,486 8,672 .50 5.84 72.8 12.63

La Cygne (KS)........................................ 73 8,760 .32 5.42 80.0 14.01 5,396 8,639 .61 6.31 67.6 11.68 Hawthorne (MO) .................................... 6 8,757 .34 5.50 67.9 11.89 176 8,803 .26 5.02 68.0 11.98 Montrose (MO).......................................

— — — — —— 1,752 8,780 .20 4.58 90.6 15.90 Iatan (MO) .............................................. 2,750 8,748 .33 5.52 75.0 13.13 162 8,482 .34 4.98 57.6 9.78 Kansas Power & Light Co ..................... 10,558 8,601 .35 4.84 109.3 18.79 237 10,354 .34 5.56 124.1 25.71

Lawrence (KS)........................................ 1,082 9,850 .39 5.35 104.8 20.65 178 10,321 .34 5.50 120.0 24.77 Tecumseh (KS) ....................................... 587 9,633 .37 4.83 99.4 19.16 59 10,454 .34 5.76 136.4 28.53 Jeffrey Energy Cnt (KS) ........................ 8,889 8,380 .35 4.78 110.6 18.54

— — — — —— Kentucky Power Co ................................. 2,153 12,233 1.11 10.06 109.3 26.73 1,065 12,177 1.09 10.25 98.2 23.92

Big Sandy (KY)...................................... 2,153 12,233 1.11 10.06 109.3 26.73 1,065 12,177 1.09 10.25 98.2 23.92 Kentucky Utilities Co .............................. 3,742 12,100 1.61 11.18 111.6 27.01 4,080 11,921 1.27 10.96 111.1 26.48

Brown (KY)............................................ 381 12,140 1.31 12.41 116.8 28.36 1,381 12,303 1.42 10.84 114.9 28.28 Ghent (KY) ............................................. 3,361 12,095 1.65 11.04 111.0 26.86 2,119 11,712 1.03 11.07 110.1 25.78 Green River (KY)...................................

— — — — —— 470 11,543 2.04 11.29 100.4 23.17 Tyrone (KY) ...........................................

— — — — —— 109 12,779 .85 8.72 123.9 31.66 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Lakeland City of ...................................... 617 12,858 1.39 9.00 174.8 44.96 173 12,580 1.41 8.57 170.0 42.77

Plant 3-Mcintosh (FL)............................ 617 12,858 1.39 9.00 174.8 44.96 173 12,580 1.41 8.57 170.0 42.77 Lansing City of......................................... 1,123 10,229 .50 6.56 145.4 29.74 250 12,665 .85 9.23 156.6 39.67

Eckert (MI) ............................................. 824 9,383 .36 5.86 139.0 26.09 77 12,650 .85 8.48 157.0 39.72 Erickson (MI).......................................... 299 12,563 .87 8.51 158.5 39.82 173 12,673 .85 9.56 156.4 39.64 Los Angeles City of ................................. 4,885 11,738 .51 9.12 144.9 34.01 13 11,564 .49 11.10 91.9 21.25

Intermountain (UT)................................. 4,885 11,738 .51 9.12 144.9 34.01 13 11,564 .49 11.10 91.9 21.25 Louisville Gas & Electric Co ................. 6,436 11,255 3.38 12.49 95.8 21.57 354 11,759 3.23 13.79 81.0 19.06

Cane Run (KY)....................................... 1,473 11,385 3.39 11.16 100.2 22.81

— — — — —— Mill Creek (KY) ..................................... 3,430 11,220 3.36 12.28 96.4 21.62 219 12,071 3.67 11.82 82.1 19.81 Trimble County (KY)............................. 1,532 11,209 3.41 14.25 90.4 20.28 135 11,253 2.52 16.99 79.2 17.84 Lower Colorado River Authority .......... 5,856 8,589 .34 5.50 92.8 15.94 2,140 8,491 .33 5.49 92.5 15.71

S Seymour-Fayette (TX) ........................ 5,856 8,589 .34 5.50 92.8 15.94 2,140 8,491 .33 5.49 92.5 15.71 Madison Gas & Electric Co ................... — — — — —— 142 10,743 1.31 9.41 143.4 30.80

Blount (WI).............................................

— — — — —— 142 10,743 1.31 9.41 143.4 30.80 Manitowoc Public Utilities ...................... — — — — —— 119 12,929 1.36 7.11 161.5 41.75

Manitowoc (WI) .....................................

— — — — —— 119 12,929 1.36 7.11 161.5 41.75 Marquette City of .................................... 156 9,817 .41 4.37 122.8 24.11 — — — — ——

Shiras (MI).............................................. 156 9,817 .41 4.37 122.8 24.11

— — — — —— Metropolitan Edison Co .......................... 1,119 13,144 1.52 6.92 140.8 37.02 61 13,245 1.67 7.38 132.9 35.21

Portland (PA).......................................... 664 13,088 1.64 7.02 142.9 37.41 34 13,243 1.67 7.38 134.8 35.69 Titus (PA) ............................................... 455 13,225 1.35 6.78 137.8 36.45 27 13,247 1.67 7.38 130.6 34.61 Michigan South Central Pwr Agy ......... 27 11,760 3.27 11.44 159.1 37.41 91 12,063 3.19 11.10 153.9 37.13

Project I (MI).......................................... 27 11,760 3.27 11.44 159.1 37.41 91 12,063 3.19 11.10 153.9 37.13 MidAmerican Energy .............................. 11,423 8,430 .34 5.26 74.1 12.49 1,053 8,582 .29 4.41 72.4 12.43

Riverside (IA) ......................................... 452 8,435 .32 5.13 85.8 14.47

— — — — —— Council Bluffs (IA) ................................ 2,981 8,363 .35 5.01 63.9 10.69

— — — — —— George Neal 1-4 (IA) ............................. 5,286 8,504 .34 5.27 72.6 12.36 1,053 8,582 .29 4.41 72.4 12.43 Louisa (IA).............................................. 2,704 8,359 .34 5.51 86.1 14.40

— — — — —— Minnesota Power & Light Co ................ 3,679 9,054 .55 6.35 114.5 20.74 220 8,801 .48 6.88 124.4 21.89

Laskin Energy Center (MN) .................. 257 9,370 .38 4.42 121.3 22.74 23 8,911 .19 4.22 135.1 24.08 Boswell Energy Center (MN) ................ 3,422 9,031 .56 6.50 114.0 20.59 196 8,788 .51 7.20 123.1 21.63 Minnkota Power Coop Inc ..................... 4,468 6,641 .89 8.92 58.2 7.73 — — — — ——

Young (ND)............................................ 4,468 6,641 .89 8.92 58.2 7.73

— — — — —— Mississippi Power Co .............................. 3,541 10,461 .82 5.60 144.9 30.31 1,844 11,473 .51 7.65 152.5 35.00

Watson (MS)........................................... 1,592 11,772 1.37 6.96 141.5 33.32 633 11,774 .53 4.26 142.4 33.53 Daniel (MS) ............................................ 1,949 9,390 .36 4.49 148.3 27.85 1,211 11,316 .50 9.42 158.1 35.77 Monongahela Power Co .......................... 12,637 12,522 3.04 10.83 105.1 26.33 708 12,742 2.43 10.43 95.7 24.40

Albright (WV) ........................................ 299 12,454 1.53 12.48 105.3 26.22 162 12,603 1.59 11.98 103.3 26.05 Ft Martin (WV) ...................................... 3,046 12,811 1.71 8.93 103.5 26.52

— — — — —— Harrison (WV)........................................ 5,444 12,473 3.45 11.94 112.6 28.08 306 12,556 3.63 12.07 83.9 21.06 Rivesville (WV)...................................... 171 12,120 .99 12.22 118.0 28.61

— — — — —— Willow Island (WV)............................... 320 13,154 1.53 7.06 109.4 28.78 240 13,073 1.46 7.28 105.3 27.54 Pleasants (WV) ....................................... 3,358 12,306 3.96 10.89 93.4 23.00

— — — — —— Montana-Dakota Utilities Co ................. 3,157 6,972 1.00 8.34 81.6 11.37 * 7,072 .64 6.81 54.2 7.67

Heskett (ND)........................................... 500 7,067 .72 6.96 103.3 14.60 * 7,072 .64 6.81 54.2 7.67 Lewis and Clark (MT)............................ 215 6,714 .52 8.00 89.2 11.98

— — — — —— Coyote (ND) ........................................... 2,442 6,975 1.10 8.65 76.4 10.66

— — — — —— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Montana Power Co .................................. 10,202 8,471 0.73 9.75 72.4 12.27 — — — — ——

Corette (MT)........................................... 640 8,675 .21 4.46 58.8 10.21

— — — — —— Colstrip (MT).......................................... 9,562 8,458 .77 10.10 73.3 12.41

— — — — —— Montaup Electric Co ............................... — — — — —— 70 12,891 0.67 7.98 172.3 44.42

Somerset (MA) .......................................

— — — — —— 70 12,891 .67 7.98 172.3 44.42 Muscatine City of..................................... 1,146 8,244 .89 6.66 77.0 12.69 — — — — ——

Muscatine (IA)........................................ 1,146 8,244 .89 6.66 77.0 12.69

— — — — —— Nebraska Public Power District ............. 6,048 8,614 .26 4.49 49.2 8.48 3 11,378 .26 7.40 127.4 28.99

Sheldon (NE) .......................................... 915 8,751 .21 4.62 62.8 10.99 3 11,378 .26 7.40 127.4 28.99 Gerald Gentleman (NE).......................... 5,133 8,590 .27 4.47 46.7 8.03

— — — — —— Nevada Power Co .................................... 1,771 11,628 .45 8.83 117.5 27.32 134 11,978 .61 10.08 114.4 27.42

Gardner (NV).......................................... 1,771 11,628 .45 8.83 117.5 27.32 134 11,978 .61 10.08 114.4 27.42 New York State Elec & Gas Corp ........ 733 13,102 2.39 7.45 133.7 35.04 419 12,746 1.93 9.63 135.3 34.48

Goudey (NY) ..........................................

— — — — —— 77 13,417 2.28 6.82 140.3 37.65 Greenidge (NY) ...................................... 70 13,240 1.50 6.69 140.6 37.24 49 13,242 1.47 6.92 142.4 37.71 Hickling (NY).........................................

— — — — —— 67 10,366 .83 22.65 126.6 26.25 Jennison (NY).........................................

— — — — —— 1 11,033 .83 21.36 146.3 32.28 Milliken (NY) ......................................... 186 13,059 2.30 7.39 135.1 35.27 66 13,113 2.61 7.89 135.5 35.53 Kintigh (NY)........................................... 477 13,099 2.56 7.58 132.2 34.63 158 13,140 2.09 6.92 133.3 35.02 Niagara Mohawk Power Corp ............... 1,047 13,133 1.88 7.09 137.9 36.22 54 13,268 2.18 6.94 122.0 32.36

Huntley (NY).......................................... 548 13,106 1.79 7.02 143.2 37.54

— — — — —— Dunkirk (NY).......................................... 499 13,163 1.98 7.17 132.0 34.76 54 13,268 2.18 6.94 122.0 32.36 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co ............. 8,129 9,936 1.29 6.93 125.9 25.02 832 10,442 1.56 7.77 114.6 23.94

Bailly (IN)............................................... 1,081 10,849 2.56 8.44 131.6 28.56 292 11,449 2.38 9.96 123.0 28.16 Mitchell (IN)........................................... 947 9,312 .40 5.64 133.6 24.89 97 8,807 .33 5.44 106.0 18.66 Michigan City (IN)................................. 976 9,746 .51 5.90 143.1 27.90 274 8,765 .24 5.78 99.2 17.39 Rollin Schahfer (IN)............................... 5,125 9,894 1.34 7.05 120.0 23.74 170 12,354 2.99 8.55 122.6 30.29 Northern States Power Co ...................... 11,669 8,805 .40 6.29 106.5 18.76 609 9,109 .44 5.64 120.5 21.95

Black Dog (MN)..................................... 816 8,876 .19 4.39 99.1 17.60 12 11,803 .49 7.50 127.2 30.03 High Bridge (MN).................................. 719 8,856 .19 4.51 99.5 17.63

— — — — —— King (MN) .............................................. 1,645 8,882 .28 5.23 106.6 18.94

— — — — —— Riverside (MN)....................................... 1,228 8,864 .19 4.44 94.0 16.66

— — — — —— Bay Front (WI) .......................................

— — — — —— 74 11,715 .58 6.11 166.2 38.94 Sherburne County (MN)......................... 7,260 8,765 .51 7.23 110.2 19.31 524 8,682 .43 5.54 111.6 19.37 Ohio Edison Co ........................................ 4,276 12,017 1.45 13.22 116.2 27.94 2,792 12,774 1.79 9.72 106.9 27.32

Niles (OH) .............................................. 449 12,018 2.70 12.40 110.0 26.44 91 10,779 3.60 15.48 87.4 18.84 Burger (OH)............................................ 566 12,414 3.87 9.87 89.1 22.12 213 12,108 1.53 12.87 99.9 24.18 Sammis (OH).......................................... 3,261 11,948 .85 13.92 122.0 29.15 2,489 12,904 1.75 9.24 108.1 27.90 Ohio Power Co ......................................... 11,220 11,707 2.70 11.91 180.4 42.24 3,284 12,406 1.68 11.14 115.0 28.53

Muskingum (OH).................................... 1,807 11,934 2.67 12.08 216.7 51.73 727 12,343 .89 12.36 126.0 31.09 Kammer (WV)........................................ 1,220 12,254 3.48 10.49 88.3 21.65 325 12,991 1.42 6.89 102.5 26.63 Mitchell (WV) ........................................ 2,453 12,421 .76 11.64 151.7 37.67 1,334 12,367 .83 11.92 115.7 28.63 Gavin (OH) ............................................. 5,740 11,214 3.38 12.27 203.2 45.57 898 12,304 3.67 10.53 109.8 27.01 Ohio Valley Electric Corp ...................... 1,998 12,990 2.41 7.67 111.0 28.85 1,082 12,582 2.45 8.93 110.4 27.78

Kyger Creek (OH).................................. 1,998 12,990 2.41 7.67 111.0 28.85 1,082 12,582 2.45 8.93 110.4 27.78 Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co ................ 11,496 8,619 .30 5.31 82.2 14.17 — — — — ——

Muskogee (OK) ...................................... 6,530 8,626 .29 5.22 84.7 14.61

— — — — —— Sooner (OK)............................................ 4,966 8,609 .31 5.43 79.0 13.60

— — — — —— Omaha Public Power District ................ 3,761 8,361 .34 5.74 58.1 9.71 1,135 8,400 .33 5.69 66.1 11.11

North Omaha (NE) ................................. 1,066 8,395 .34 5.48 66.4 11.14 1,040 8,395 .33 5.73 67.2 11.28 Nebraska City (NE)................................ 2,694 8,347 .34 5.84 54.7 9.14 96 8,456 .35 5.27 54.9 9.28 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Orange & Rockland Utils Inc ................ 230 12,934 0.58 8.02 186.3 48.20 38 13,200 0.68 7.34 169.2 44.66

Lovett (NY) ............................................ 230 12,934 .58 8.02 186.3 48.20 38 13,200 .68 7.34 169.2 44.66 Orlando Utilities Comm .......................... 1,877 12,792 1.09 8.63 168.9 43.22 238 12,920 1.20 7.94 163.8 42.32

Stanton Energy (FL)............................... 1,877 12,792 1.09 8.63 168.9 43.22 238 12,920 1.20 7.94 163.8 42.32 Orrville City of......................................... 186 11,609 3.50 10.19 101.2 23.50 — — — — ——

Orrville (OH) .......................................... 186 11,609 3.50 10.19 101.2 23.50

— — — — —— Otter Tail Power Co ................................ 1,672 8,679 .63 9.03 93.0 16.15 737 8,824 .42 6.00 111.0 19.58

Hoot Lake (MN).....................................

— — — — —— 350 9,273 .40 4.73 125.7 23.31 Big Stone (SD) ....................................... 1,672 8,679 .63 9.03 93.0 16.15 387 8,418 .43 7.14 96.3 16.21 Owensboro City of ................................... 1,303 10,986 3.37 11.54 94.0 20.65 1 11,386 2.55 10.10 68.1 15.51

Smith (KY) ............................................. 1,303 10,986 3.37 11.54 94.0 20.65 1 11,386 2.55 10.10 68.1 15.51 PacifiCorp................................................. 28,856 9,588 .57 9.96 92.1 17.67 1,917 9,141 .35 4.47 106.7 19.51

Carbon (UT)............................................ 567 12,220 .43 8.41 58.1 14.19 2 11,877 .73 10.60 50.0 11.88 Centralia (WA) ....................................... 3,984 7,803 .90 15.05 171.0 26.68 1,502 9,342 .34 4.22 122.7 22.93 Johnston (WY)........................................ 3,304 7,899 .46 8.70 47.2 7.45 413 8,397 .36 5.34 42.3 7.11 Naughton (WY) ...................................... 2,529 9,977 .75 4.92 115.5 23.05

— — — — —— Wyodak (WY) ........................................ 2,080 8,023 .53 6.69 73.6 11.81

— — — — —— Emery-Hunter (UT) ................................ 4,305 11,561 .47 11.28 72.8 16.84

— — — — —— Jim Bridger (WY)................................... 9,168 9,343 .54 10.08 100.0 18.68

— — — — —— Huntington (UT) ..................................... 2,919 12,060 .39 9.09 62.8 15.14

— — — — —— Painesville City of .................................... 92 12,528 2.52 8.36 131.7 32.99 — — — — ——

Painesville (OH) ..................................... 92 12,528 2.52 8.36 131.7 32.99

— — — — —— Pennsylvania Electric Co ........................ 11,121 12,390 1.97 13.18 118.4 29.34 1,558 12,469 2.28 12.77 97.1 24.22

Conemaugh (PA) .................................... 3,967 12,691 2.27 11.31 107.0 27.16 714 12,476 2.41 13.41 92.5 23.08 Homer City (PA) .................................... 1,172 11,284 2.41 20.11 119.5 26.96 150 10,829 2.91 21.74 95.1 20.61 Seward (PA)............................................ 322 12,294 1.62 14.25 110.0 27.05

— — — — —— Shawville (PA)........................................ 1,286 12,342 1.78 13.25 114.0 28.14 25 12,287 1.89 13.29 100.1 24.60 Warren (PA)............................................ 78 12,278 1.76 11.51 117.5 28.86 49 12,303 1.79 12.66 114.6 28.21 Keystone (PA) ........................................ 4,296 12,438 1.66 12.93 130.9 32.55 621 12,877 2.03 9.87 101.2 26.07 Pennsylvania Power & Light Co ........... 4,714 12,905 1.61 9.68 143.2 36.95 2,450 12,487 1.69 12.67 126.9 31.69

Brunner Island (PA) ............................... 2,713 12,893 1.38 9.34 146.0 37.64 376 12,921 1.26 9.68 132.3 34.20 Holtwood (PA)........................................

— — — — —— 1 11,090 1.16 23.20 133.3 29.57 Martins Creek (PA) ................................

— — — — —— 344 13,191 2.03 8.13 124.7 32.89 Montour (PA).......................................... 1,945 12,928 1.93 10.13 140.8 36.39 1,340 12,701 1.89 11.96 130.1 33.05 Sunbury (PA).......................................... 56 12,725 1.76 10.62 89.2 22.69 389 10,713 1.12 21.98 109.9 23.54 Pennsylvania Power Co ........................... 4,489 12,053 3.31 12.47 167.2 40.30 515 11,997 4.03 13.09 106.3 25.51

New Castle (PA)..................................... 658 11,967 1.64 11.98 115.8 27.73

— — — — —— Bruce Mansfield (PA) ............................ 3,831 12,067 3.59 12.55 175.9 42.46 515 11,997 4.03 13.09 106.3 25.51 Philadelphia Electric Co ......................... 1,218 13,215 1.84 7.61 144.8 38.26 42 13,051 1.74 7.63 137.3 35.84

Cromby (PA) .......................................... 201 13,247 1.83 7.66 144.0 38.16 42 13,051 1.74 7.63 137.3 35.84 Eddystone (PA)....................................... 1,017 13,208 1.84 7.60 144.9 38.28

— — — — —— Plains Elec Gen&Trans Coop Inc ......... 926 9,260 .84 17.25 131.5 24.35 — — — — ——

Escalante (NM)....................................... 926 9,260 .84 17.25 131.5 24.35

— — — — —— Platte River Power Authority ................ 1,277 8,807 .25 5.44 59.9 10.55 50 8,758 .19 4.57 60.1 10.53

Rawhide (CO)......................................... 1,277 8,807 .25 5.44 59.9 10.55 50 8,758 .19 4.57 60.1 10.53 Portland General Electric Co ................. — — — — —— 2,326 8,961 .39 6.41 107.9 19.34

Boardman (OR) ......................................

— — — — —— 2,326 8,961 .39 6.41 107.9 19.34 Potomac Edison Co ................................. 78 12,350 .96 12.43 129.4 31.96 44 12,267 .98 13.35 132.0 32.38

Smith (MD)............................................. 78 12,350 .96 12.43 129.4 31.96 44 12,267 .98 13.35 132.0 32.38 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Potomac Electric Power Co .................... 4,966 13,183 1.26 8.01 137.9 36.37 1,625 13,139 1.25 8.27 137.8 36.20

Chalk (MD)............................................. 1,062 13,136 1.24 8.96 149.9 39.37 597 13,182 1.38 9.43 134.1 35.36 Dickerson (MD)...................................... 1,210 13,260 1.27 8.44 124.4 33.00 70 13,186 1.26 7.86 130.3 34.36 Morgantown (MD).................................. 1,999 13,156 1.45 7.37 137.6 36.20 539 13,143 1.49 6.93 137.7 36.19 Potomac River (VA)............................... 695 13,197 .76 7.68 144.4 38.11 419 13,063 .76 8.43 144.3 37.70 Public Service Co of Colorado ............... 9,715 9,459 .37 6.42 96.8 18.30 882 10,078 .42 6.60 91.6 18.47

Araphoe (CO) ......................................... 520 8,814 .24 5.34 82.0 14.46 279 8,744 .37 5.35 84.5 14.77 Cameo (CO)............................................ 325 10,940 .59 15.30 117.3 25.68

— — — — —— Cherokee (CO)........................................ 1,726 11,361 .48 9.60 103.3 23.47 477 10,752 .46 7.53 90.5 19.47 Comanche (CO)...................................... 2,975 8,575 .29 4.38 93.7 16.06

— — — — —— Valmont (CO) ......................................... 215 11,267 .49 9.60 109.9 24.76 126 10,480 .37 5.83 109.2 22.89 Hayden (CO)........................................... 1,363 10,618 .41 7.89 107.7 22.87

— — — — —— Pawnee (CO)........................................... 2,591 8,389 .34 4.70 85.5 14.34

— — — — —— PSI Energy Inc ......................................... 10,870 11,203 1.98 8.86 107.0 23.98 5,161 11,004 1.31 9.04 113.3 24.93

Cayuga (IN) ............................................ 1,717 10,943 1.77 9.71 109.9 24.05 1,329 10,838 .90 8.64 119.5 25.90 Edwardsport (IN).................................... 31 11,222 .53 7.15 100.0 22.45 234 10,977 1.74 9.51 91.1 20.00 Noblesville (IN)......................................

— — — — —— 203 11,458 1.96 8.20 116.1 26.60 Gallagher (IN)......................................... 915 13,205 2.27 7.11 115.3 30.46 372 11,478 1.73 9.53 112.9 25.91 Wabash River (IN) ................................. 1,138 10,871 1.93 10.13 109.1 23.71 886 10,926 1.80 9.16 107.9 23.57 Gibson Station (IN) ................................ 7,069 11,060 2.00 8.68 104.8 23.18 2,138 11,017 1.17 9.18 113.9 25.10 Public Service Co of NH ......................... 800 13,225 1.75 6.78 156.9 41.51 535 12,997 .75 5.60 143.2 37.23

Merrimack (NH) ..................................... 800 13,225 1.75 6.78 156.9 41.51 15 13,178 2.25 6.37 152.9 40.30 Schiller (NH) ..........................................

— — — — —— 520 12,992 .70 5.58 142.9 37.14 Public Service Co of NM ........................ 6,623 9,303 .83 25.83 173.8 32.33 — — — — ——

San Juan (NM)........................................ 6,623 9,303 .83 25.83 173.8 32.33

— — — — —— Public Service Co of Oklahoma ............. 3,716 8,643 .21 4.59 118.0 20.40 — — — — ——

Northeastern (OK) .................................. 3,716 8,643 .21 4.59 118.0 20.40

— — — — —— Public Service Electric&Gas Co ............ 1,762 13,203 .79 8.47 141.2 37.29 149 13,744 .72 6.04 140.2 38.54

Hudson (NJ)............................................ 876 12,644 .88 10.99 141.9 35.89 10 12,496 .82 11.10 141.2 35.29 Mercer (NJ)............................................. 885 13,756 .71 5.98 140.6 38.67 139 13,832 .72 5.69 140.1 38.76 Richmond City of..................................... 316 12,022 2.71 8.97 123.9 29.79 18 11,508 2.19 12.35 128.1 29.47

Whitewater (IN)...................................... 316 12,022 2.71 8.97 123.9 29.79 18 11,508 2.19 12.35 128.1 29.47 Rochester Public Utilities ........................ 106 11,065 .88 8.85 158.5 35.08 * 12,015 .82 6.32 142.4 34.22

Silver Lake (MN) ................................... 106 11,065 .88 8.85 158.5 35.08 * 12,015 .82 6.32 142.4 34.22 Rochester Gas & Electric Corp ............. 513 13,213 2.14 7.06 139.3 36.81 66 12,922 2.12 9.27 150.1 38.79

Beebee Station 3 (NY) ...........................

— — — — —— 25 12,616 1.89 10.77 155.8 39.31 Russell Station 7 (NY) ........................... 513 13,213 2.14 7.06 139.3 36.81 41 13,108 2.26 8.35 146.8 38.47 Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist ............... 10,843 10,684 .50 10.69 127.0 27.13 121 9,607 .44 12.15 144.9 27.83

Navajo (AZ)............................................ 8,129 10,941 .53 9.44 116.7 25.54

— — — — —— Coronado (AZ)........................................ 2,714 9,915 .42 14.44 160.9 31.91 121 9,607 .44 12.15 144.9 27.83 San Antonio City of ................................. 6,879 8,470 .33 5.73 96.2 16.29 — — — — ——

JT Deely/Spruce (TX) ............................ 6,879 8,470 .33 5.73 96.2 16.29

— — — — —— San Miguel Electric Coop Inc ................ 3,086 5,271 1.76 26.86 72.3 7.62 — — — — ——

San Miquel (TX) .................................... 3,086 5,271 1.76 26.86 72.3 7.62

— — — — —— Savannah Electric & Power Co ............. — — — — —— 792 12,033 .83 11.25 142.2 34.23

Kraft (GA) ..............................................

— — — — —— 444 12,542 .75 7.21 139.6 35.01 McIntosh (GA)........................................

— — — — —— 348 11,384 .94 16.40 145.9 33.22 Seminole Electric Coop Inc .................... 2,160 12,077 2.94 7.63 171.7 41.46 949 13,251 2.66 7.08 143.1 37.93

Seminole (FL)......................................... 2,160 12,077 2.94 7.63 171.7 41.46 949 13,251 2.66 7.08 143.1 37.93 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Sierra Pacific Power Co .......................... 695 11,316 0.35 8.26 195.5 44.25 981 11,713 0.45 8.89 102.8 24.08

North Valmy (NV) ................................. 695 11,316 .35 8.26 195.5 44.25 981 11,713 .45 8.89 102.8 24.08 Sikeston City of ........................................ 1,006 8,750 .34 5.55 100.5 17.59 — — — — ——

Sikeston (MO) ........................................ 1,006 8,750 .34 5.55 100.5 17.59

— — — — —— South Carolina Electric&Gas Co .......... 4,835 12,760 1.07 9.10 150.1 38.30 1,243 12,606 1.19 9.86 145.5 36.67

Canadys (SC).......................................... 291 12,792 1.32 9.09 150.7 38.56 148 12,822 1.28 8.39 144.5 37.06 Mcmeekin (SC)....................................... 677 12,933 1.22 9.01 150.5 38.92 10 12,263 1.66 11.08 148.8 36.51 Urguhart (SC) ......................................... 474 12,974 1.23 8.71 156.4 40.58 148 12,904 1.25 9.54 150.5 38.84 Wateree (SC) .......................................... 1,197 12,560 1.24 10.37 148.7 37.35 510 12,508 1.23 10.39 145.5 36.39 Williams (SC) ......................................... 1,500 12,839 .76 7.98 151.1 38.79 90 12,941 .73 7.11 142.9 36.98 Cope (SC) ............................................... 697 12,607 1.12 9.73 145.2 36.61 337 12,447 1.16 10.54 144.2 35.91 South Carolina Pub Serv Auth .............. 5,333 12,900 1.20 8.24 134.4 34.67 693 12,784 1.27 8.56 130.8 33.45

Cross (SC)............................................... 2,472 12,827 1.11 8.27 133.7 34.29 214 12,792 1.13 7.82 129.4 33.11 Grainger (SC).......................................... 271 12,905 1.58 7.35 151.2 39.01 28 12,824 1.47 8.57 146.2 37.49 Jefferies (SC) .......................................... 569 13,100 1.52 7.85 133.3 34.93 130 12,797 1.52 9.25 130.1 33.30 Winyah (SC) ........................................... 2,021 12,932 1.15 8.43 133.3 34.48 322 12,770 1.25 8.77 130.7 33.38 South Mississippi El Pwr Assn .............. 1,038 12,381 .88 9.69 189.5 46.93 — — — — ——

R D Morrow (MS).................................. 1,038 12,381 .88 9.69 189.5 46.93

— — — — —— Southern California Edison Co .............. 4,493 10,981 .49 9.79 130.5 28.65 — — — — ——

Mohave (NV).......................................... 4,493 10,981 .49 9.79 130.5 28.65

— — — — —— Southern Illinois Power Coop ................ 664 10,989 2.95 16.10 98.6 21.68 111 9,023 2.03 21.16 64.8 11.70

Marion (IL) ............................................. 664 10,989 2.95 16.10 98.6 21.68 111 9,023 2.03 21.16 64.8 11.70 Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co .......... 2,693 11,518 3.81 9.17 95.4 21.97 90 11,670 1.43 6.78 126.9 29.61

Culley (IN).............................................. 1,199 11,655 4.01 9.80 93.9 21.89

— — — — —— A B Brown (IN) ..................................... 1,231 11,484 3.86 8.38 96.9 22.25 90 11,670 1.43 6.78 126.9 29.61 Warrick (IN) ........................................... 262 11,047 2.66 9.95 94.9 20.96

— — — — —— Southwestern Electric Power Co ........... 8,815 7,685 .68 8.64 144.0 22.14 4,033 8,589 .25 4.61 136.2 23.40

Flint Creek (AR)..................................... 1,295 8,527 .29 4.47 162.9 27.78 1,033 8,630 .24 4.55 114.9 19.83 Welsh Station (TX) ................................ 3,893 8,432 .34 4.70 162.3 27.37 3,000 8,575 .26 4.63 143.6 24.64 Pirkey (TX)............................................. 3,627 6,583 1.17 14.34 110.2 14.51

— — — — —— Southwestern Public Service Co ............ 8,833 8,796 .34 5.37 145.9 25.67 127 8,690 .33 5.34 112.6 19.57

Harrington (TX)...................................... 4,397 8,910 .35 5.41 118.6 21.14 5 8,828 .34 5.39 116.5 20.57 Tolk (TX)................................................ 4,435 8,682 .33 5.33 173.7 30.15 121 8,683 .33 5.34 112.4 19.53 Springfield City of ................................... 1,052 10,469 3.13 9.41 109.2 22.87 59 10,288 1.13 7.88 129.9 26.72

Dallman (IL) ........................................... 954 10,469 3.13 9.41 109.2 22.87 59 10,288 1.13 7.88 129.9 26.72 Lakeside (IL) .......................................... 97 10,476 3.12 9.44 109.2 22.87

— — — — —— Springfield City of ................................... 1,757 9,163 .26 4.47 107.3 19.67 — — — — ——

James River (MO) .................................. 950 9,373 .33 4.60 112.6 21.10

— — — — —— Southwest (MO)...................................... 807 8,914 .18 4.32 100.8 17.97

— — — — —— St Joseph Light & Power Co ................. — — — — —— 457 9,606 .30 5.49 94.4 18.13

Lakeroad (MO) .......................................

— — — — —— 457 9,606 .30 5.49 94.4 18.13 Sunflower Electric Coop Inc .................. 1,561 8,465 .31 5.39 106.1 17.96 — — — — ——

Holcomb (KS)......................................... 1,561 8,465 .31 5.39 106.1 17.96

— — — — —— Tampa Electric Co 4 ................................. 4,509 11,979 2.17 8.23 161.1 38.60 2,222 11,056 1.59 6.46 127.2 28.12

Gannon (FL) ........................................... 471 12,647 1.17 7.97 253.7 64.18

— — — — —— Davant Transfer (LA)............................. 4,038 11,901 2.29 8.26 149.6 35.62 2,222 11,056 1.59 6.46 127.2 28.12 Tennessee Valley Authority 5 .................. 37,610 11,429 2.02 10.57 111.3 25.44 4,413 12,258 1.78 10.00 116.8 28.65

Colbert (AL) ........................................... 1,026 12,153 2.04 11.52 107.3 26.07 10 11,964 .95 12.37 124.2 29.71 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) Tennessee Valley Authority 5

Widows Creek (AL) ............................... 1,844 11,990 2.59 10.37 117.0 28.07 1,331 12,414 2.41 10.15 115.3 28.62 Paradise (KY) ......................................... 6,318 10,639 4.31 19.14 95.1 20.23 138 10,859 4.48 15.97 91.2 19.81 Shawnee (KY) ........................................ 3,184 11,360 .45 7.86 129.0 29.32 604 11,756 1.27 9.37 118.3 27.81 Bull Run (TN) ........................................ 1,410 12,450 1.27 10.28 115.5 28.76 366 12,857 1.21 8.37 115.6 29.73 Cumberland (TN).................................... 6,953 11,721 2.83 9.20 109.0 25.56 212 12,537 2.58 9.90 107.6 26.98 Gallatin (TN) .......................................... 88 12,756 2.52 8.28 112.6 28.73

— — — — —— Sevier (TN) ............................................. 1,904 12,728 1.56 10.15 129.0 32.85 186 12,590 1.62 12.30 124.5 31.35 Johnsonville (TN) ................................... 1,371 12,356 1.76 7.35 104.3 25.77

— — — — —— Kingston (TN)......................................... 3,133 12,358 1.33 10.39 125.8 31.08 970 12,581 1.40 9.63 124.6 31.36 GRT Terminal (TN) ............................... 8,124 10,856 .98 7.92 107.7 23.39 413 11,545 1.24 9.56 112.0 25.87 Cora Transfer (TN)................................. 2,255 10,483 .47 6.71 108.1 22.66 152 11,981 .60 10.59 114.3 27.38 Cahokia (AL)..........................................

— — — — —— 30 11,383 .40 9.21 112.4 25.58 Texas Municipal Power Agency ............. 1,919 8,429 .33 5.62 120.2 20.26 1 8,866 .23 4.37 112.8 20.00

Gibbons Creek (TX)............................... 1,919 8,429 .33 5.62 120.2 20.26 1 8,866 .23 4.37 112.8 20.00 Texas-New Mexico Power Co ................. 1,640 6,771 .91 18.14 143.3 19.41 — — — — ——

TNP One (Tx)......................................... 1,640 6,771 .91 18.14 143.3 19.41

— — — — —— Texas Utilities Electric Co 6 .................... 34,427 6,451 .82 15.18 99.0 12.78 127 8,325 .39 5.09 122.7 20.43

Big Brown (TX) ..................................... 4,972 6,407 .74 15.39 111.5 14.28

— — — — —— Martin Lake (TX) ................................... 14,006 6,501 1.05 13.43 80.7 10.50 127 8,325 .39 5.09 122.7 20.43 Monticello (TX)...................................... 11,628 6,263 .47 16.75 115.1 14.42

— — — — —— Sandow No 4 (TX)................................. 3,821 6,892 1.15 16.53 103.0 14.20

— — — — —— Toledo Edison Co ..................................... — — — — —— 1,862 8,878 .26 5.21 116.7 20.73

Bay Shore (OH)......................................

— — — — —— 1,862 8,878 .26 5.21 116.7 20.73 Tri State G & T Assn Inc ....................... 4,407 10,260 .44 7.31 112.9 23.17 608 10,235 .45 7.39 57.6 11.79

Nucla (CO).............................................. 359 10,786 .84 19.80 109.7 23.66

— — — — —— Craig (CO) .............................................. 4,047 10,213 .41 6.20 113.2 23.13 608 10,235 .45 7.39 57.6 11.79 Tucson Electric Power Co ...................... 3,252 9,279 .85 16.93 144.2 26.77 270 11,316 .47 9.64 204.7 46.33

Irvington (AZ) ........................................ 20 10,195 .41 12.14 278.3 56.75 270 11,316 .47 9.64 204.7 46.33 Springerville (AZ) .................................. 3,232 9,273 .85 16.96 143.3 26.58

— — — — —— Union Electric Co .................................... 3,820 9,131 .36 4.91 109.9 20.08 13,969 8,840 .39 5.26 94.0 16.62

Labadie (MO) ......................................... 2,157 8,749 .22 4.51 97.5 17.07 6,266 8,757 .24 5.09 91.6 16.05 Meramec (MO) ....................................... 1,556 9,520 .50 5.20 123.4 23.50 402 9,725 .54 4.76 121.2 23.58 Sioux (MO)............................................. 107 11,187 1.13 8.90 138.9 31.09 2,346 9,670 .89 5.77 105.6 20.43 Rush Island (MO)...................................

— — — — —— 4,955 8,480 .31 5.29 88.2 14.97 United Illuminating Co ........................... — — — — —— 35 13,541 .61 4.85 169.3 45.85

Bridgeport Harbor (CT)..........................

— — — — —— 35 13,541 .61 4.85 169.3 45.85 United Power Assn .................................. 1,062 6,703 .67 9.83 69.7 9.35 — — — — ——

Stanton (ND)........................................... 1,062 6,703 .67 9.83 69.7 9.35

— — — — —— UtiliCorp United Inc ............................... 1,318 9,474 .37 5.50 87.3 16.55 77 12,183 .44 7.99 112.5 27.42

Sibley (MO)............................................ 1,318 9,474 .37 5.50 87.3 16.55 77 12,183 .44 7.99 112.5 27.42 Vineland City of ....................................... 7 12,842 .78 6.21 193.0 49.58 — — — — ——

H M Down (NJ) ..................................... 7 12,842 .78 6.21 193.0 49.58

— — — — —— Virginia Electric & Power Co ................ 10,752 12,556 1.56 11.16 126.0 31.64 2,861 12,653 1.70 9.52 131.3 33.22

Bremo Bluff (VA) .................................. 412 12,535 1.77 9.31 141.8 35.56 133 12,520 1.85 9.31 139.2 34.86 Chesterfield (VA) ................................... 1,922 12,706 1.65 8.17 141.3 35.91 822 12,714 1.82 8.34 137.9 35.07 Chesapeake Energy (VA)....................... 1,467 12,903 1.27 8.47 138.2 35.68 213 12,977 1.33 7.59 138.4 35.93 Possum Point (VA)................................. 623 12,550 1.62 9.16 142.5 35.77 286 12,480 1.83 9.66 140.4 35.05 Yorktown (VA)....................................... 434 12,715 1.74 8.41 140.9 35.82 413 12,859 2.13 8.02 139.6 35.90 Mount Storm (WV) ................................ 3,771 12,338 1.78 14.93 111.8 27.59 468 12,398 1.77 14.03 115.6 28.66 Clover (VA)............................................ 1,976 12,710 1.03 9.31 118.8 30.21 526 12,620 1.14 9.28 117.9 29.77 North Branch (VA)................................. 146 10,280 3.61 27.06 87.5 18.00

— — — — —— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 30. Receipts and Average Delivered Cost of Coal by Type of Purchase, Electric Utility, and Plant, 1999 (Continued) Contract Spot Average Average Average Quality Average Quality Delivered Delivered Cost Electric Utility Receipts Receipts Cost Plant (State) (1000 (1000 short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ short Sulfur Ash (cents ($ Btu Btu tons) (percent (percent per per tons) (percent (percent per per (per (per by by million short by by million short pound) pound) weight) weight) Btu) ton) weight) weight) Btu) ton) West Penn Power Co ............................... 4,398 12,818 2.31 8.93 111.3 28.53 204 12,619 2.47 9.82 92.0 23.21

Armstrong (PA) ...................................... 686 12,358 1.77 11.03 105.5 26.07 88 12,701 2.15 9.07 100.2 25.46 Hatfield (PA) .......................................... 3,162 13,020 2.23 8.07 109.9 28.62

— — — — —— Mitchell (PA).......................................... 550 12,229 3.40 11.26 127.1 31.10 116 12,556 2.71 10.38 85.6 21.50 West Texas Utilities Co ........................... 2,036 8,388 .45 5.34 142.4 23.88 852 8,484 .34 5.37 101.0 17.14

Oklaunion (TX) ...................................... 2,036 8,388 .45 5.34 142.4 23.88 852 8,484 .34 5.37 101.0 17.14 Western Farmers Elec Coop Inc ........... 1,838 8,710 .28 5.00 104.8 18.26 — — — — ——

Hugo (OK).............................................. 1,838 8,710 .28 5.00 104.8 18.26

— — — — —— Wisconsin Electric Power Co ................. 10,461 9,467 .45 6.07 99.5 18.83 1,057 8,870 .20 4.59 95.4 16.92

Presque Isle (MI).................................... 1,773 10,305 .38 6.76 120.6 24.86 21 13,000 .79 7.95 146.5 38.09 Oak Creek (WI)...................................... 2,110 10,290 .65 6.86 117.6 24.20 1,036 8,787 .19 4.52 93.8 16.49 Port Washington (WI) ............................ 409 13,164 1.36 6.74 139.9 36.82

— — — — —— Valley (WI)............................................. 466 11,797 .53 8.82 151.9 35.85

— — — — —— Pleasant Prairie (WI) .............................. 5,703 8,446 .33 5.29 72.7 12.29

— — — — —— Wisconsin Power & Light Co ................ 1,888 8,722 .34 5.12 118.9 20.75 5,564 8,659 .35 5.23 97.5 16.89

Edgewater (WI) ...................................... 1,351 8,480 .34 5.50 117.5 19.93 1,446 9,069 .35 5.52 112.0 20.31 Nelson Dewey (WI) ............................... 513 9,334 .34 4.17 122.1 22.80

— — — — —— Rock River (WI)..................................... 23 9,307 .34 4.15 124.2 23.12 49 9,352 .39 4.80 128.8 24.08 Columbia (WI)........................................

— — — — —— 4,069 8,505 .35 5.13 91.6 15.59 Wisconsin Public Service Corp .............. 3,162 8,841 .25 4.82 104.8 18.53 350 8,638 .27 5.07 97.2 16.79

Pulliam (WI)........................................... 1,419 8,906 .19 4.35 100.2 17.85 86 8,712 .26 4.71 105.1 18.32 Weston (WI) ........................................... 1,743 8,788 .29 5.20 108.5 19.08 264 8,613 .27 5.18 94.6 16.30 Wyandotte Municipal Serv Comm ........ 129 12,704 1.00 9.16 144.9 36.81 — — — — ——

Wyandotte (MI) ...................................... 129 12,704 1.00 9.16 144.9 36.81

— — — — —— Total...................................................... 740,039 10,054 1.01 9.20 123.1 24.74 168,193 10,701 .98 8.19 116.1 24.84 1 Some coal destined for the Barry plant is reported by the Alabama Power Company as it is received at the Gorgas Transshipping F acility. 2 Most coal destined for the Crawford and Fisk plants is reported as delivered to the Will County plant. It is later transferred to Crawford and Fisk. 3 The cost reported under IMT Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Florida Power Corporation incurs additional costs for transporting coal from the transfer facility to the Crystal River power plant. These costs are not include d in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

4 The cost reported under Davant Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility located in Louisiana. The Tampa Electric Company incurs additional costs for transporting this coal from Davant to its power plants which are located in Florid a. These costs are not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

5 Coal reported as delivered to the Cahokia, Cora, and GRT transfer facilities is later transferred to individual electric plants located in Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The cost of transportation from the these facilities to the electric plants is not included in the cos ts shown in this report. Coal delivered to Cahokia is later transferred primarily to the Colbert and Widows Creek plants in Alabama. Nearly all of the coal delivered to the Cora facility was transferred to plants in Tennessee. About 1 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. All coal delivered to the Cora facility is shown in this report as being delivered to Tennessee. Approximately 64 percent of the coal delivered to the GRT facility was transferred to p lants in Tennessee. Approximately 36 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. All coal delivered to GRT is shown in this report as being deliv ered to Tennessee.

6 Data for Texas Utilities Electric Company include lignite delivered for the Aluminium Company of America (ALCOA) portion of Uni t 4 of the Sandow Plant. * =Number less than 0.5.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’
electric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’


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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Alabama Electric Coop Inc ................. 1,553 139.9 33.07 1.22 6 414.5 22.72 0.06 — —— 100 * —

Lowman (AL)...................................... 1,553 139.9 33.07 1.22 6 414.5 22.72 .06

— —— 100 *

— Alabama Power Co 3 ............................ 24,398 154.8 33.12 .78 96 234.6 13.71 .03 2,174 295.1 2.98 99 * *

Barry (AL)........................................... 4,095 206.7 50.39 .71

— —— — 507 269.9 2.74 99

— 1 Gadsden (AL) ...................................... 240 153.6 38.14 1.85 * 268.4 15.72 .00 850 253.5 2.57 87 * 13 Gorgas 2 and 3 (AL)........................... 3,273 147.4 35.29 1.37 19 242.3 14.31 .05

— —— 100 *

— Greene (AL) ........................................ 1,446 120.9 30.09 2.05 23 344.5 19.80 .03 40 332.4 3.41 100 * * Gaston (AL)......................................... 4,487 180.8 44.20 .95 44 191.6 11.22 .03

— —— 100 *

— James Miller (AL)............................... 10,856 122.3 21.66 .35 10 160.6 9.44 .00 778 355.5 3.57 100 * * Alexandria City of ................................ — — — — — —— — 1,929 248.2 2.59 — — 100

Alexandria-Hunter (LA)......................

— — — — — —— — 1,929 248.2 2.59

— — 100 American Mun Power Ohio Inc ......... 832 89.6 20.75 4.70 — —— — 92 384.6 4.00 100 — *

Gorsuch (OH) ...................................... 832 89.6 20.75 4.70

— —— — 92 384.6 4.00 100

— * Ames City of.......................................... 238 140.9 25.03 .18 11 398.8 23.00 .20 — —— 99 1 —

Ames (IA)............................................ 238 140.9 25.03 .18 11 398.8 23.00 .20

— —— 99 1

— Anchorage City of ................................ — — — — — —— — 6,597 201.5 2.02 — — 100

George Sullivan (AK) .........................

— — — — — —— — 6,597 201.5 2.02

— — 100 Appalachian Power Co ........................ 13,649 132.4 32.48 .75 185 461.4 26.91 .10 — —— 100 * —

Clinch River (VA)............................... 1,665 130.3 32.42 .71 10 431.5 25.30 .07

— —— 100 *

— Glen Lyn (VA) .................................... 778 134.9 34.69 .88 27 378.7 22.02 .05

— —— 99 1

— Amos (WV) ......................................... 6,685 131.2 31.97 .77 100 472.7 27.72 .10

— —— 100 *

— Kanawha River (WV) ......................... 906 130.7 31.76 .80 4 436.3 25.76 .07

— —— 100 *

— Mountaineer (WV) .............................. 3,614 135.6 33.13 .67 44 495.9 28.50 .15

— —— 100 *

— Arizona Electric Pwr Coop Inc .......... 1,435 116.2 23.06 .46 — —— — 2,710 224.4 2.29 91 — 9

Apache (AZ)........................................ 1,435 116.2 23.06 .46

— —— — 2,710 224.4 2.29 91

— 9 Arizona Public Service Co .................. 12,301 113.6 21.08 .67 57 464.1 26.84 .21 23,038 267.7 2.70 91 * 9

Cholla (AZ) ......................................... 3,791 140.9 28.01 .46 1 413.9 24.01 .05 289 394.5 4.02 100 * * Ocotillo (AZ).......................................

— — — — — —— — 5,169 275.1 2.74

— — 100 Phoenix (AZ).......................................

——— — 56 465.0 26.90 .21 8,277 268.7 2.75

— 4 96 Saguaro (AZ).......................................

— — — — — —— — 4,559 271.8 2.77

— — 100 Yucca (AZ)..........................................

— — — — — —— — 4,033 234.1 2.31

— — 100 Four Corners (NM) ............................. 8,510 100.1 17.99 .76

— —— — 709 311.6 3.15 100

— * Arkansas Power & Light Co .............. 13,078 146.3 25.36 .27 97 333.8 19.76 .31 26,189 253.0 2.59 89 * 11

Moses (AR) .........................................

— — — — — —— — 518 298.4 3.03

— — 100 Couch (AR) .........................................

— — — — — —— — 2,380 261.7 2.70

— — 100 Lake Catherine (AR)...........................

— — — — — —— — 19,610 248.0 2.52

— — 100 Ritchie (AR) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 3,681 267.4 2.78

— — 100 Whitebluff (AR) .................................. 6,281 159.9 27.11 .34 37 312.1 18.49 .34

— —— 100 *

— Independence (AR).............................. 6,797 134.3 23.74 .21 59 347.5 20.55 .29

— —— 100 *

— Associated Electric Coop Inc .............. 9,141 83.2 14.78 .19 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Madrid (MO) ....................................... 4,352 95.1 16.91 .19

— — — — — —— 100

— — Hill (MO)............................................. 4,789 72.3 12.85 .19

— — — — — —— 100

— — Atlantic City Electric Co ..................... 679 157.2 40.50 2.12 363 301.9 19.20 .93 414 309.7 3.21 87 11 2

England (NJ)........................................ 565 157.4 40.56 2.38 362 301.9 19.19 .93

— ——87 13

— Deepwater (NJ).................................... 114 156.0 40.20 .87 1 340.8 19.96 .11 414 309.7 3.21 87 * 13 Austin City of ........................................ — — — — — —— — 30,086 259.3 2.64 — — 100

Decker Creek (TX)..............................

— — — — — —— — 20,528 257.3 2.63

— — 100 Holly (TX)...........................................

— — — — — —— — 9,558 263.5 2.67

— — 100 Baltimore Gas & Electric Co .............. 5,544 139.4 35.48 .88 1,986 247.0 15.69 .92 6,125 328.1 3.41 88 8 4

Brandon Shores (MD)......................... 3,770 139.2 34.99 .71 23 411.4 24.08 .21

— —— 100 *

— Crane (MD) ......................................... 813 138.2 36.51 1.66 3 343.8 20.15 .28 19 375.7 3.89 100 * * See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Baltimore Gas & Electric Co

Gould St (MD) ....................................

——— — 83 202.2 12.86 0.96 789 319.7 3.33

— 39 61 Wagner (MD) ...................................... 961 141.4 36.53 0.89 1,877 247.0 15.71 .93 4,792 330.8 3.44 59 29 12 Riverside (MD)....................................

— — — — — —— — 525 314.6 3.28

— — 100 Basin Electric Power Coop .................. 16,434 57.9 8.58 .56 64 483.2 27.99 .34 — —— 100 * —

Leland Olds (ND)................................ 3,598 76.5 10.20 .70 17 418.9 24.26 .34

— —— 100 *

— Laramie River (WY) ........................... 7,406 44.3 7.41 .41 38 525.5 30.43 .34

— —— 100 *

— Antelope Valley (ND)......................... 5,430 68.9 9.09 .68 10 430.2 24.92 .34

— —— 100 *

— Big Rivers Electric Corp ..................... 263 103.5 23.65 2.58 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Reid-Henderson (KY) ......................... 263 103.5 23.65 2.58

— — — — — —— 100

— — Black Hills Corp ................................... 496 42.7 6.90 .57 2 443.8 26.63 .03 — —— 100 * —

Neal Simpson II (WY)........................ 496 42.7 6.90 .57 2 443.8 26.63 .03

— —— 100 *

— Braintree City of ................................... ——— — 14 241.2 14.07 .14 731 291.2 3.01 — 10 90

Potter Station (MA).............................

——— — 14 241.2 14.07 .14 731 291.2 3.01

— 10 90 Brazos Electric Power Coop Inc . — — — — — —— — 19,558 234.9 2.35 — — 100

North Texas (TX)................................

— — — — — —— — 428 237.5 2.37

— — 100 Miller (TX) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 19,129 234.8 2.35

— — 100 Bryan City of ........................................ — — — — — —— — 6,133 233.4 2.37 — — 100

Bryan (TX) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 1,132 229.6 2.32

— — 100 Dansby (TX)........................................

— — — — — —— — 5,001 234.2 2.38

— — 100 Burbank City of .................................... — — — — — —— — 753 318.1 3.22 — — 100

Magnolia-Olive (CA) ..........................

— — — — — —— — 753 318.1 3.22

— — 100 Burlington City of ................................ — — — — — —— — 252 319.3 3.23 92 — 8

J C McNeil (VT).................................

— — — — — —— — 252 319.3 3.23 92

— 8 Cajun Electric Power Coop Inc .......... 6,648 146.2 24.39 .46 34 357.2 21.00 .05 7,715 232.9 2.43 93 * 7

Big Cajun No.1 (LA) ..........................

— — — — — —— — 7,715 232.9 2.43

— — 100 Big Cajun No.2 (LA) .......................... 6,648 146.2 24.39 .46 34 357.2 21.00 .05

— —— 100 *

— Cardinal Operating Co ........................ 3,660 225.0 55.24 1.52 50 378.2 22.17 .03 — —— 100 * —

Cardinal (OH)...................................... 3,660 225.0 55.24 1.52 50 378.2 22.17 .03

— —— 100 *

— Carolina Power & Light Co ................ 11,546 147.9 37.12 .91 418 405.9 23.52 .20 — —— 99 1 —

Asheville (NC) .................................... 951 142.1 36.24 1.01 98 440.2 25.51 .20

— —— 98 2

— Cape Fear (NC) ................................... 658 146.6 36.16 1.03 65 392.8 22.77 .20

— —— 98 2

— Lee (NC).............................................. 662 152.7 38.03 .97 66 389.5 22.57 .20

— —— 98 2

— Roxboro (NC)...................................... 5,967 146.9 36.56 .89 60 389.7 22.59 .20

— —— 100 *

— Sutton (NC) ......................................... 1,126 152.4 39.03 .94 63 402.1 23.31 .20

— —— 99 1

— Weatherspoon (NC)............................. 284 162.4 41.62 .99 33 413.1 23.94 .20

— —— 97 3

— Robinson (SC) ..................................... 364 144.3 37.78 1.46 5 377.0 21.85 .20

— —— 100 *

— Mayo (NC) .......................................... 1,533 149.0 37.46 .65 28 395.7 22.94 .20

— —— 100 *

— Cedar Falls City of ............................... 44 160.8 38.78 1.31 — —— — 130 286.9 2.87 89 — 11

Streeter (IA)......................................... 44 160.8 38.78 1.31

— —— — 130 286.9 2.87 89

—11 Central Electric Pwr Coop-MO .......... 135 127.7 28.14 2.73 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Chamois (MO)..................................... 135 127.7 28.14 2.73

— — — — — —— 100

— — Central Hudson Gas & Elec Corp 857 161.9 41.89 .65 5,912 237.6 15.01 1.19 10,283 271.2 2.75 32 53 15

Danskammer (NY) .............................. 857 161.9 41.89 .65 6 308.8 19.79 .76 3,056 273.4 2.78 88 * 12 Roseton (NY) ......................................

——— — 5,905 237.6 15.01 1.19 7,227 270.3 2.74

—84 16 Central Illinois Light Co ..................... 2,669 141.7 30.90 2.47 12 552.2 31.94 .13 — —— 100 * —

Edwards (IL)........................................ 1,667 123.8 27.34 1.94 9 508.4 29.39 .16

— —— 100 *

— Duck Creek (IL) .................................. 1,002 172.6 36.82 3.37 4 650.9 37.70 .07

— —— 100 *

— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Central Illinois Pub Serv Co ............... 6,342 130.8 25.32 0.78 174 335.3 20.42 0.29 2 160.5 1.61 99 1 *

Coffeen (IL)......................................... 1,858 179.1 36.61 .96 9 432.0 24.96 .29

— —— 100 *

— Grand Tower (IL)................................ 222 100.9 22.63 2.87 3 431.2 24.74 .29

— —— 100 *

— Hutsonville (IL)................................... 182 109.0 23.98 2.77 10 404.4 23.25 .29

— —— 99 1

— Meredosia (IL)..................................... 576 113.1 24.41 1.86 124 304.2 18.94 .29 2 160.5 1.61 94 6 * Newton (IL)......................................... 3,504 109.0 19.73 .27 28 418.5 24.02 .29

— —— 100 *

— Central Iowa Power Coop ................... 191 113.4 27.60 2.79 4 449.0 26.21 .05 5 385.1 3.89 99 1 *

Summit Lake (IA) ...............................

——— — 4 449.0 26.21 .05

— — —— 100

— Fair Station (IA) .................................. 191 113.4 27.60 2.79

— —— — 5 385.1 3.89 100

— * Central Louisiana Elec Co Inc ........... 4,864 135.8 20.81 .82 — —— — 35,151 233.7 2.44 67 — 33

Dolet Hills (LA) .................................. 2,810 133.7 18.62 .92

— —— — 31 299.9 3.07 100

— * Coughlin (LA) .....................................

— — — — — —— — 5,479 239.9 2.50

— — 100 Teche (LA) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 15,363 233.0 2.43

— — 100 Rodemacher (LA)................................ 2,054 138.2 23.80 .68

— —— — 14,277 231.9 2.42 70

—30 Central Maine Power Co ..................... ——— — 1,045 177.9 11.27 1.00 — — —— 100 —

Wyman (ME).......................................

——— — 1,045 177.9 11.27 1.00

— — —— 100

— Central Operating Co .......................... 2,658 122.7 29.79 1.49 45 450.3 25.85 .05 — —— 100 * —

Sporn (WV) ......................................... 2,658 122.7 29.79 1.49 45 450.3 25.85 .05

— —— 100 *

— Central Power & Light Co .................. 2,583 140.5 27.14 .30 — —— — 128,535 233.4 2.40 28 — 72

Joslin (TX)...........................................

— — — — — —— — 6,543 247.7 2.53

— — 100 Bates (TX) ...........................................

— — — — — —— — 8,593 227.2 2.36

— — 100 Laredo (TX).........................................

— — — — — —— — 8,349 235.9 2.50

— — 100 Hill (TX)..............................................

— — — — — —— — 19,041 230.4 2.35

— — 100 Nueces Bay (TX) ................................

— — — — — —— — 27,649 230.0 2.36

— — 100 La Palma (TX) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 9,437 234.4 2.41

— — 100 Victoria (TX).......................................

— — — — — —— — 11,998 240.6 2.46

— — 100 Davis (TX)...........................................

— — — — — —— — 36,924 233.4 2.39

— — 100 Coleto Creek (TX) .............................. 2,583 140.5 27.14 .30

— — — — — —— 100

— — Chugach Electric Assn Inc .................. — — — — — —— — 13,833 139.1 1.39 — — 100

Beluga (AK) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 13,833 139.1 1.39

— — 100 Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co ............. 11,806 110.2 26.65 2.00 286 404.9 23.28 .23 — —— 99 1 —

Beckjord (OH)..................................... 3,054 113.5 27.36 1.01 138 402.8 23.10 .34

— —— 99 1

— Miami Fort (OH)................................. 3,499 119.9 28.85 1.00 67 425.6 24.50 .05

— —— 100 *

— East Bend (KY)................................... 1,854 103.2 25.23 2.21 17 384.6 22.05 .29

— —— 100 *

— Zimmer (OH)....................................... 3,398 101.2 24.53 3.82 63 392.7 22.73 .18

— —— 100 *

— Cleveland Electric Illum Co ................ 3,819 124.3 31.73 2.04 94 389.1 22.66 .31 — —— 99 1 —

Ashtabula (OH) ................................... 331 106.1 26.19 3.84 9 402.2 23.44 .13

— —— 99 1

— Avon Lake (OH) ................................. 1,397 140.9 36.00 1.03 29 390.5 22.69 .36

— —— 100 *

— Eastlake (OH) ...................................... 1,957 113.6 29.10 2.55 49 385.0 22.46 .34

— —— 99 1

— Lake Shore (OH)................................. 133 150.8 39.60 .63 7 394.5 22.92 .17

— —— 99 1

— Coffeyville City of ................................. — — — — — —— — 929 209.9 2.10 — — 100

Coffeyville (KS) ..................................

— — — — — —— — 929 209.9 2.10

— — 100 Colorado Springs City of ..................... 1,450 116.2 24.64 .41 7 543.8 30.92 .34 1,198 344.0 3.39 96 * 4

Drake (CO) .......................................... 813 137.8 29.63 .42

— —— — 494 361.3 3.56 97

— 3 Birdsall (CO) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 413 362.0 3.56

— — 100 Nixon (CO).......................................... 637 87.8 18.26 .40 7 543.8 30.92 .34 291 289.1 2.84 98 * 2 Columbia City of .................................. 40 199.6 53.49 1.23 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Columbia (MO) ................................... 40 199.6 53.49 1.23

— — — — — —— 100

— — Columbus Southern Power Co ........... 4,118 121.4 29.07 2.68 15 408.5 24.15 .06 129 383.5 3.91 100 * *

Conesville (OH) .................................. 3,950 121.5 29.18 2.68 14 408.0 24.12 .07 129 383.5 3.91 100 * * Picway (OH)........................................ 168 118.5 26.56 2.74 1 415.0 24.43 .05

— —— 100 *

— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Commonwealth Edison Co 4 ................ 14,206 192.0 33.85 0.40 273 359.3 22.20 0.50 31,118 234.4 2.39 88 1 11

Joliet (IL)............................................. 4,412 263.1 46.13 .37

— — — — — —— 100

— — Powerton (IL) ...................................... 4,406 138.0 24.34 .42

— —— — 112 383.1 3.83 100

— * Waukegan (IL) .................................... 2,059 180.1 31.35 .42

— — — — — —— 100

— — Will County (IL) ................................. 3,329 177.0 31.71 .39 118 379.4 22.18 .31

— —— 99 1

— Collins (IL) ..........................................

——— — 155 345.3 22.21 .64 30,052 233.5 2.38

— 3 97 Fisk Storage (IL) .................................

— — — — — —— — 954 245.8 2.53

— — 100 Connecticut Light & Power Co .......... ——— — 7,245 239.2 15.30 .72 14,093 267.3 2.74 — 76 24

Devon (CT)..........................................

——— — 1,090 228.9 14.62 .88 5,293 262.8 2.68

—56 44 Montville (CT) ....................................

——— — 1,737 240.5 15.69 .75 274 303.0 3.12

— 98 2 Norwalk Harbor (CT)..........................

——— — 2,231 233.7 14.93 .90

— — —— 100

— Middletown (CT).................................

——— — 2,186 248.9 15.70 .45 8,525 269.0 2.77

—61 39 Consolidated Edison Co-NY Inc ......... ——— — 4,949 262.8 16.50 .30 50,628 2 245.1 2.52 — 37 63

Arthur Kill (NY) .................................

— — — — — —— — 6,778 227.7 2.35

— — 100 East River (NY) ..................................

——— — 179 283.4 18.10 .28 3,531 256.3 2.64

— 24 76 Ravenswood (NY)...............................

——— — 44 208.5 13.22 .29 10,775 245.6 2.53

— 2 98 Waterside (NY) ...................................

— — — — — —— — 5,780 2 252.6 2.60

— — 100 Astoria (NY)........................................

——— — 81 281.4 17.94 .29 23,763 2 246.2 2.54

— 2 98 Storage Facility # 7 ...........................

——— — 2,485 253.5 15.85 .29

— — —— 100

— Storage Facility # 5 ...........................

——— — 1,682 269.0 16.93 .32

— — —— 100

— Storage Facility # 3 ...........................

——— — 478 282.3 17.84 .29

— — —— 100

— Consumers Power Co ........................... 8,942 136.5 29.66 .65 1,821 267.1 17.02 .95 4,840 268.5 2.68 92 6 2

Cobb (MI)............................................ 1,062 120.7 24.46 .79 1 331.5 19.21 .50

— —— 100 *

— Karn-Weadock (MI) ............................ 1,096 147.6 36.02 .87 1,696 257.1 16.50 .98 4,840 268.5 2.68 63 26 11 Campbell (MI)..................................... 4,166 144.1 32.11 .60 27 417.4 24.19 .50

— —— 100 *

— Weadock (MI) ..................................... 1,632 119.5 23.26 .52 90 413.5 23.97 .50

— —— 98 2

— Whiting (MI) ....................................... 986 130.9 28.47 .67 7 448.8 26.01 .50

— —— 100 *

— Coop Power Assn .................................. 7,150 81.3 10.06 .66 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Coal Creek (ND) ................................. 7,150 81.3 10.06 .66

— — — — — —— 100

— — Dairyland Power Coop ........................ 2,827 116.5 23.05 .43 14 406.6 23.91 .50 — —— 100 * —

Alma-Madgett (WI)............................. 1,808 107.6 20.23 .28 7 459.0 26.99 .50

— —— 100 *

— Genoa No.3 (WI)................................. 1,019 130.2 28.04 .71 7 354.2 20.83 .50

— —— 100 *

— Dayton Power & Light Co .................. 7,589 119.6 27.66 .78 142 424.7 24.58 .30 761 448.1 4.57 99 * *

Hutchings (OH) ................................... 128 135.7 33.62 .86

— —— — 761 448.1 4.57 80

—20 Stuart (OH) .......................................... 5,724 117.3 26.87 .83 142 424.7 24.58 .30

— —— 99 1

— Killen (OH).......................................... 1,736 126.0 29.85 .62

— — — — — —— 100

— — Delmarva Power & Light Co .............. 1,204 158.9 41.12 .97 2,532 240.6 15.32 .95 21,222 303.1 2.98 46 24 31

Edgemoor (DE) ................................... 273 158.1 39.76 .74 1,735 233.0 14.85 .63 7,066 268.2 2.36 28 46 26 Indian River (DE)................................ 931 159.2 41.52 1.03 85 392.7 22.84 .21

— —— 98 2

— Vienna (MD) .......................................

——— — 712 242.6 15.55 1.83

— — —— 100

— Hay Road (DE)....................................

— — — — — —— — 14,156 317.9 3.28

— — 100 Denton City of ....................................... — — — — — —— — 3,032 249.8 2.62 — — 100

Spencer (TX) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 3,032 249.8 2.62

— — 100 Deseret Generation & Tran Coop 1,502 157.5 32.53 .42 6 537.6 31.16 .00 — —— 100 * —

Bonanza (UT) ...................................... 1,502 157.5 32.53 .42 6 537.6 31.16 .00

— —— 100 *

— Detroit City of ....................................... ——— — 9 393.0 22.73 .00 3,987 321.1 3.28 — 1 99

Mistersky (MI) ....................................

——— — 9 393.0 22.73 .00 3,987 321.1 3.28

— 1 99 Detroit Edison Co ................................. 20,444 127.0 26.11 .60 491 365.8 21.60 .39 34,229 230.5 1.15 96 1 4

Conners Creek (MI) ............................

——— — 2 424.6 24.61 .09 760 224.2 2.27

— 1 99 Harbor Beach (MI).............................. 102 145.5 38.98 .95 7 427.4 24.71 .18

— —— 98 2

— Marysville (MI) ................................... 37 146.6 39.37 .94

— —— — 123 259.2 2.60 89

—11 Monroe (MI)........................................ 8,229 112.2 23.58 .60 90 382.6 22.24 .26

— —— 100 *

— River Rouge (MI)................................ 1,531 116.1 24.92 .64 4 435.4 25.22 .07 20,633 121.8 .19 91 * 9 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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St Clair (MI)........................................ 4,681 144.3 29.10 0.71 159 439.7 25.27 0.29 409 272.6 2.75 99 1 * Trenton Channel (MI) ......................... 2,044 113.8 24.34 .75 21 512.4 29.59 .18

— —— 100 *

— Belle River (MI).................................. 3,820 151.9 28.86 .34 18 442.5 25.68 .25

— —— 100 *

— Greenwood (MI)..................................

——— — 190 273.6 16.74 .60 12,304 257.8 2.60 33 6 61 Dover City of ......................................... ——— — 251 273.3 17.18 .80 637 309.2 3.19 — 71 29

Mckee Run (DE) .................................

——— — 251 273.3 17.18 .80 637 309.2 3.19

— 71 29 Duke Power Co ..................................... 14,802 140.4 34.82 .82 97 366.2 21.38 .30 — —— 100 * —

Allen (NC)........................................... 1,928 140.9 34.98 .79 21 332.4 19.43 .30

— —— 100 *

— Buck (NC) ........................................... 652 138.0 33.47 .78

— — — — — —— 100

— — Cliffside (NC)...................................... 1,437 134.7 34.14 .89 15 345.4 20.17 .30

— —— 100 *

— Dan River (NC)................................... 307 139.5 35.73 .71

— — — — — —— 100

— — Marshall (NC)...................................... 4,256 131.1 32.42 .82 28 386.5 22.56 .30

— —— 100 *

— Riverbend (NC) ................................... 588 136.6 34.02 .93

— — — — — —— 100

— — Lee (SC) .............................................. 409 142.1 35.85 1.01 13 406.5 23.75 .30

— —— 99 1

— Belews Creek (NC) ............................. 5,225 150.1 37.01 .80 20 362.8 21.15 .30

— —— 100 *

— Duquesne Light Co ............................... 2,042 144.1 36.49 1.99 141 385.3 22.34 .14 538 338.9 3.52 97 2 1

Brunot Is (PA).....................................

——— — 78 357.2 20.79 .14

— — —— 100

— Elrama (PA)......................................... 870 183.5 44.86 2.21 63 420.4 24.25 .15

— —— 98 2

— Cheswick (PA) .................................... 1,172 116.6 30.29 1.84

— —— — 538 338.9 3.52 98

— 2 East Kentucky Power Coop Inc ......... 3,938 113.5 28.02 .87 17 419.9 24.45 .14 — —— 100 * —

Cooper (KY)........................................ 810 108.1 26.86 1.24 4 384.8 22.40 .20

— —— 100 *

— Dale (KY) ............................................ 536 113.7 27.80 .82 5 397.5 23.14 .12

— —— 100 *

— Spurlock (KY) ..................................... 2,592 115.2 28.43 .76 9 446.3 25.98 .12

— —— 100 *

— El Paso Electric Co .............................. — — — — — —— — 30,885 214.1 2.19 — — 100

Rio Grande (TX) .................................

— — — — — —— — 8,551 197.7 2.02

— — 100 Newman (TX)......................................

— — — — — —— — 22,334 220.4 2.25

— — 100 Electric Energy Inc .............................. 4,935 87.4 15.28 .24 4 528.0 30.27 .24 470 268.1 2.79 99 * 1

Joppa (IL) ............................................ 4,935 87.4 15.28 .24 4 528.0 30.27 .24 470 268.1 2.79 99 * 1 Empire District Electric Co ................ 1,104 107.2 19.93 .63 3 419.9 24.58 .03 765 254.4 2.55 96 * 4

Riverton (KS) ...................................... 327 115.6 22.03 .84

— —— — 765 254.4 2.55 89

—11 Asbury (MO) ....................................... 777 103.6 19.05 .54 3 419.9 24.58 .03

— —— 100 *

— Fayetteville Public Works Comm . — — — — — —— — 1,986 283.3 2.92 — — 100

Butler Warner (NC) ............................

— — — — — —— — 1,986 283.3 2.92

— — 100 Florida Power & Light Co .................. ——— — 37,448 253.8 16.18 1.35 192,915 300.8 3.14 — 54 46

Cape Canaveral (FL)...........................

——— — 3,536 254.1 16.21 1.40 10,825 300.8 3.14

— 67 33 Cutler (FL)...........................................

— — — — — —— — 5,166 303.4 3.16

— — 100 Fort Myers (FL) ..................................

——— — 4,724 243.5 15.53 2.01

— — —— 100

— Lauderdale (FL)...................................

— — — — — —— — 51,287 295.8 3.09

— — 100 Port Everglades (FL)...........................

——— — 6,130 259.6 16.52 .95 9,278 302.2 3.15

— 80 20 Riviera (FL).........................................

——— — 4,019 227.8 14.58 1.91 4,982 297.2 3.10

—83 17 Sanford (FL) ........................................

——— — 4,239 259.7 16.55 1.99 5,012 301.0 3.15

—84 16 Turkey Point (FL) ...............................

——— — 3,231 266.9 16.99 .96 13,652 306.8 3.20

— 59 41 Manatee (FL).......................................

——— — 8,137 250.5 15.93 .97

— — —— 100

— Martin (FL)..........................................

——— — 3,431 276.3 17.67 .97 71,774 302.4 3.16

—23 77 Putnam (FL) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 20,940 303.0 3.16

— — 100 Florida Power Corp 5 ........................... 5,446 172.7 50.24 .84 10,342 224.4 14.56 1.60 6,669 2 319.6 3.29 68 29 3

Crystal River (FL)............................... 3,466 175.5 54.92 .90 74 396.8 23.30 .47

— —— 100 *

— Bartow (FL).........................................

——— — 2,053 215.7 13.96 1.82 2,026 313.8 3.23

—86 14 Suwannee (FL) ....................................

——— — 518 283.3 17.91 2.07 689 299.8 3.11

—82 18 Anclote (FL) ........................................

——— — 32 428.6 25.22 .48 3,953 2 326.1 3.36

— 4 96 IMT Transfer (LA).............................. 1,980 166.8 42.05 .73

— — — — — —— 100

— — Storage Facility # 1 ...........................

——— — 7,664 220.6 14.37 1.53

— — —— 100

— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Fort Pierre City of................................ — — — — — —— — 1,958 237.1 2.48 — — 100

H D King (FL) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 1,958 237.1 2.48

— — 100 Fremont City of .................................... 249 92.0 16.15 0.20 — —— — 247 233.2 2.33 95 — 5

Wright (NE)......................................... 249 92.0 16.15 .20

— —— — 247 233.2 2.33 95

— 5 Gainesville Regional Utilities .............. 557 165.2 43.19 .64 11 324.2 20.66 1.97 4,891 276.9 2.89 74 * 26

Deerhaven (FL) ................................... 557 165.2 43.19 .64 11 324.2 20.66 1.97 3,547 272.4 2.85 79 * 20 Jr Kelly (FL)........................................

— — — — — —— — 1,344 288.8 3.00

— — 100 Garland City of ..................................... — — — — — —— — 11,414 247.1 2.51 — — 100

Newman (TX)......................................

— — — — — —— — 687 276.9 2.84

— — 100 Olinger (TX)........................................

— — — — — —— — 10,728 245.2 2.49

— — 100 Georgia Power Co ................................ 32,505 154.9 36.34 .80 570 390.0 22.69 .50 7,972 244.0 2.53 99 * 1

Arkwright (GA)................................... 124 166.3 43.01 1.72

— —— — 2,196 261.8 2.71 59

—41 Atkinson-Mcdonough (GA) ................ 1,260 143.2 37.27 1.04 25 299.8 17.44 .50 3,617 253.5 2.62 89 * 10 Bowen (GA) ........................................ 8,022 143.7 35.42 .88 47 434.2 25.26 .50

— —— 100 *

— Hammond (GA)................................... 1,720 146.3 37.60 .83 17 378.6 22.02 .50

— —— 100 *

— Harllee Branch (GA)........................... 3,004 158.5 39.33 1.24 11 403.2 23.45 .50

— —— 100 *

— Mcmanus (GA)....................................

——— — 268 389.1 22.63 .50

— — —— 100

— Mitchell (GA) ...................................... 243 180.3 46.11 1.23 106 381.6 22.20 .50

— —— 91 9

— Yates (GA) .......................................... 2,496 147.5 37.89 .92 22 398.6 23.19 .50 2,159 210.1 2.17 96 * 3 Wansley (GA)...................................... 4,415 147.9 36.67 1.00 52 389.5 22.66 .50

— —— 100 *

— Scherer (GA) ....................................... 11,219 171.1 35.14 .46 22 445.0 25.89 .50

— —— 100 *

— Glendale City of .................................... — — — — — —— — 2,981 262.4 2.68 — — 100

Glendale (CA) .....................................

— — — — — —— — 2,981 262.4 2.68

— — 100 Grand Haven City of ........................... 156 132.1 29.24 2.32 — —— — 12 402.4 4.02 100 — *

J B Simms (MI) .................................. 156 132.1 29.24 2.32

— —— — 12 402.4 4.02 100

— * Grand Island City of ............................ 375 65.0 10.80 .37 — —— — 435 2 277.8 2.78 93 — 7

Platte (NE)........................................... 375 65.0 10.80 .37

— — — — — —— 100

— — Burdick (NE) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 435 2 277.8 2.78

— — 100 Grand River Dam Authority .............. 3,949 85.7 14.68 .43 — —— — 175 246.7 2.47 100 — *

GRDA No 1 (OK)............................... 3,949 85.7 14.68 .43

— —— — 175 246.7 2.47 100

— * Greenville City of ................................. — — — — — —— — 231 244.9 2.61 — — 100

Power Lane (TX) ................................

— — — — — —— — 231 244.9 2.61

— — 100 Gulf Power Co ...................................... 3,548 142.9 34.97 1.38 24 363.8 21.16 .45 3,582 233.1 2.33 96 * 4

Crist (FL)............................................. 2,415 143.9 35.05 .98 5 296.4 17.24 .45 3,582 233.1 2.33 94 * 6 Scholtz (FL)......................................... 165 164.8 40.82 .82 * 300.5 17.48 .22

— —— 100 *

— Smith (FL) ........................................... 968 136.8 33.77 2.47 18 384.9 22.39 .45

— —— 100 *

— Gulf States Utilities Co ........................ 2,343 129.6 22.37 .45 16 1,364.8 79.12 .01 193,162 241.7 2.50 17 * 83

Nelson (LA)......................................... 2,343 129.6 22.37 .45 16 1,376.8 79.80 .00 25,287 236.3 2.45 61 * 39 Willow Glen (LA)...............................

— — — — — —— — 43,019 243.9 2.53

— — 100 Lewis Creek (TX) ...............................

— — — — — —— — 28,595 233.1 2.45

— — 100 Sabine (TX) .........................................

——— — * 439.1 25.97 .50 94,862 245.0 2.52

— * 100 Spindletop Storage (TX) .....................

— — — — — —— — 1,399 230.0 2.36

— — 100 Hamilton City of ................................... 138 144.5 35.84 .92 — —— — 412 270.5 2.77 89 — 11

Hamilton (OH) .................................... 138 144.5 35.84 .92

— —— — 412 270.5 2.77 89

—11 Hastings City of .................................... 399 64.1 10.66 .34 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Hastings (NE) ...................................... 399 64.1 10.66 .34

— — — — — —— 100

— — Hawaiian Electric Co Inc .................... ——— — 10,744 319.9 20.08 .44 — — —— 100 —

Kahe (HI).............................................

——— — 699 311.2 19.59 .42

— — —— 100

— Waiau (HI)...........................................

——— — 94 374.4 22.73 .39

— — —— 100

— Storage Facility # 1 ...........................

——— — 9,951 320.0 20.09 .44

— — —— 100

— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Holland City of ..................................... 169 156.7 40.99 0.85 — —— — 53 226.1 2.31 99 — 1

James De Young (MI) ........................ 169 156.7 40.99 .85

— —— — 53 226.1 2.31 99

— 1 Holyoke Water Power Co .................... 324 173.6 45.90 .90 4 352.1 20.38 0.27 — —— 100 * —

Mount Tom (MA) ............................... 324 173.6 45.90 .90 4 352.1 20.38 .27

— —— 100 *

— Hoosier Energy R E C Inc .................. 3,859 123.8 27.66 2.90 13 445.1 25.80 .06 — —— 100 * —

Frank E Ratts (IN) .............................. 624 133.6 29.84 1.35 3 370.2 21.46 .03

— —— 100 *

— Merom (IN) ......................................... 3,236 121.9 27.24 3.20 10 468.3 27.14 .06

— —— 100 *

— Houston Lighting & Power Co ........... 20,059 145.0 22.39 .67 — —— — 250,565 240.4 2.44 55 — 45

Limestone (TX) ................................... 8,938 102.9 13.56 1.05

— —— — 1,376 222.0 2.27 99

— 1 Cedar Bayou (TX)...............................

— — — — — —— — 71,022 238.5 2.43

— — 100 Deepwater (TX)...................................

— — — — — —— — 2,209 245.9 2.54

— — 100 Green Bayou (TX) ..............................

— — — — — —— — 7,861 234.1 2.44

— — 100 Robinson (TX).....................................

— — — — — —— — 86,077 241.3 2.44

— — 100 Bertron (TX)........................................

— — — — — —— — 14,549 246.8 2.51

— — 100 Wharton (TX) ......................................

— — — — — —— — 25,564 236.8 2.39

— — 100 Parish (TX) .......................................... 11,121 170.9 29.49 .36

— —— — 27,927 248.1 2.55 87

—13 Webster (TX).......................................

— — — — — —— — 9,950 237.6 2.40

— — 100 Storage Facility # 2 ...........................

— — — — — —— — 4,031 227.0 2.27

— — 100 IES Utilities Co ..................................... 5,599 86.4 14.68 .36 111 399.5 23.49 .07 2,746 2 302.6 3.03 97 1 3

6th St (IA) ........................................... 177 149.7 30.84 .59 3 426.6 25.08 .02 1,423 280.7 2.81 72 * 28 Praire Creek (IA)................................. 967 85.3 14.49 .34 1 427.2 25.12 .06 757 328.9 3.29 96 * 4 Sutherland (IA).................................... 575 77.5 13.61 .36 98 394.3 23.19 .07 536 313.1 3.13 90 5 5 Burlington (IA).................................... 690 79.5 13.21 .43 1 312.6 18.38 .00 31 2 486.2 4.86 100 * * Ottumwa (IA) ...................................... 3,191 85.6 14.36 .33 8 456.6 26.85 .03

— —— 100 *

— Illinois Power Co .................................. 6,203 114.5 24.97 2.14 222 305.9 19.07 .74 1,403 248.4 2.56 98 1 1

Baldwin (IL) ........................................ 3,911 105.2 22.46 2.77 18 380.4 22.37 .27

— —— 100 *

— Havana (IL) ......................................... 765 139.5 32.52 .51 199 294.6 18.49 .79

— —— 93 7

— Hennepin (IL) ...................................... 526 118.8 24.88 2.17

— —— — 291 259.1 2.67 97

— 3 Vermilion (IL) ..................................... 314 105.3 22.60 1.29 5 511.3 30.06 .30 139 259.8 2.68 98 * 2 Wood River (IL).................................. 687 135.9 32.04 .72

— —— — 973 243.6 2.50 94

— 6 Imperial Irrigation District ................. — — — — — —— — 4,070 264.2 2.66 — — 100

El Centro (CA) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 4,070 264.2 2.66

— — 100 Independence City of ........................... 142 132.2 28.28 3.54 — —— — 290 282.6 2.83 91 — 9

Blue Valley (MO) ............................... 142 132.2 28.28 3.54

— —— — 290 282.6 2.83 91

— 9 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp ........ 5,060 114.5 22.82 .61 6 448.1 25.59 .30 — —— 100 * —

Clifty Creek (IN)................................. 5,060 114.5 22.82 .61 6 448.1 25.59 .30

— —— 100 *

— Indiana Michigan Power Co ............... 11,804 111.9 22.11 .47 163 406.8 23.35 .04 — —— 100 * —

Tanners Creek (IN) ............................. 2,402 121.8 29.89 1.04 33 376.5 21.87 .04

— —— 100 *

— Rockport (IN) ...................................... 9,402 108.5 20.13 .33 130 414.7 23.73 .03

— —— 100 *

— Indianapolis Power & Light Co ......... 8,101 96.9 21.61 2.32 195 465.1 26.97 .21 — —— 99 1 —

Stout (IN)............................................. 1,818 110.8 24.55 1.19 124 481.6 27.92 .22

— —— 98 2

— Pritchard (IN) ...................................... 676 105.9 23.37 1.22 47 441.3 25.56 .12

— —— 98 2

— Petersburg (IN) .................................... 5,607 91.4 20.44 2.82 24 426.3 24.86 .35

— —— 100 *

— Interstate Power Co ............................. 1,780 109.9 20.93 .43 19 391.9 23.04 .02 1,189 276.4 2.76 96 * 3

Dubuque (IA) ...................................... 173 121.1 28.12 .81 1 392.3 23.07 .02 58 289.7 2.90 98 * 1 Lansing (IA) ........................................ 1,093 101.2 17.84 .37 11 392.2 23.06 .03 16 416.8 4.17 100 * * Kapp (IA) ............................................ 514 121.4 25.07 .43

— —— — 99 426.1 4.26 99

— 1 Fox Lake (MN) ...................................

——— — 7 391.2 23.01 .01 1,017 258.8 2.59

— 4 96 Jacksonville Electric Auth ................... 3,181 155.1 38.23 1.08 4,473 211.0 13.37 1.42 13,715 279.1 2.95 67 22 11

St Johns River (FL)............................. 3,181 155.1 38.23 1.08 79 414.1 24.17 .35

— —— 99 1

— Kennedy (FL) ......................................

——— — 410 256.5 16.31 .94 1,383 287.4 3.03

—64 36 Northside (FL).....................................

——— — 3,424 194.6 12.35 1.59 8,377 273.3 2.90

—71 29 Southside (FL).....................................

——— — 560 250.9 15.94 .88 3,955 288.4 3.05

—46 54 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Jamestown City of ................................ 89 128.2 32.58 1.79 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Samuel A Carlson (NY)...................... 89 128.2 32.58 1.79

— — — — — —— 100

— — Jersey Central Power&Light Co ........ — — — — — —— — 519 330.8 3.42 — — 100

Sayreville (NJ).....................................

— — — — — —— — 519 330.8 3.42

— — 100 Kansas City City of .............................. 1,400 76.5 12.96 .38 64 416.3 24.13 0.50 1,875 275.4 2.76 91 1 7

Kaw (KS).............................................

— — — — — —— — 722 298.5 2.99

— — 100 Quindaro (KS) ..................................... 611 88.0 15.41 .32 51 416.8 24.16 .50 1,153 260.9 2.61 88 2 9 Nearman (KS)...................................... 789 67.1 11.07 .42 13 414.2 24.01 .50

— —— 99 1

— Kansas City Power & Light Co .......... 10,315 73.5 12.77 .45 105 425.8 24.71 .06 1,910 2 283.0 2.83 99 * 1

La Cygne (KS) .................................... 5,469 67.8 11.71 .61 75 444.2 25.76 .07

— —— 100 *

— Hawthorne (MO) ................................. 182 68.0 11.98 .27

— —— — 1,910 2 283.0 2.83 63

—37 Montrose (MO).................................... 1,752 90.6 15.90 .20 17 367.7 21.42 .02

— —— 100 *

— Iatan (MO)........................................... 2,912 74.1 12.94 .33 13 396.3 22.97 .02

— —— 100 *

— Kansas Gas & Electric Co .................. ——— — 177 212.0 14.01 1.49 13,421 226.8 2.31 — 8 92

Evans (KS) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 9,769 225.7 2.31

— — 100 Gill (KS) ..............................................

——— — 168 210.9 13.94 1.49 3,339 230.1 2.34

—25 75 Neosho (KS) ........................................

——— — 9 232.5 15.33 1.50 314 224.9 2.29

—16 84 Kansas Power & Light Co .................. 10,795 109.6 18.94 .35 40 466.6 27.04 .31 2,752 244.3 2.47 98 * 1

Hutchinson (KS)..................................

— — — — — —— — 2,235 241.9 2.45

— — 100 Lawrence (KS) .................................... 1,260 107.0 21.23 .38

— —— — 347 256.8 2.57 99

— 1 Tecumseh (KS).................................... 646 103.1 20.01 .36

— —— — 171 250.3 2.52 99

— 1 Jeffrey Energy Cnt (KS) ..................... 8,889 110.6 18.54 .35 40 466.6 27.04 .31

— —— 100 *

— Kentucky Power Co ............................. 3,218 105.6 25.80 1.11 33 400.7 23.47 .05 — —— 100 * —

Big Sandy (KY) .................................. 3,218 105.6 25.80 1.11 33 400.7 23.47 .05

— —— 100 *

— Kentucky Utilities Co ........................... 7,822 111.3 26.74 1.44 54 497.7 29.27 .40 — —— 100 * —

Brown (KY)......................................... 1,763 115.3 28.30 1.40 4 572.3 33.65 .40

— —— 100 *

— Ghent (KY).......................................... 5,480 110.7 26.44 1.41 34 501.2 29.47 .40

— —— 100 *

— Green River (KY)................................ 470 100.4 23.17 2.04 5 486.9 28.63 .40

— —— 100 *

— Tyrone (KY) ........................................ 109 123.9 31.66 .85 11 468.7 27.56 .40

— —— 98 2

— Lafayette City of ................................... — — — — — —— — 7,706 236.6 2.49 — — 100

Bonin (LA) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 7,706 236.6 2.49

— — 100 Lake Worth City of .............................. ——— — 40 371.4 21.80 .15 2,272 303.0 3.16 — 9 91

Tom G Smith (FL) ..............................

——— — 40 371.4 21.80 .15 2,272 303.0 3.16

— 9 91 Lakeland City of ................................... 790 173.8 44.48 1.40 260 313.9 19.58 1.96 12,935 289.2 3.01 60 4 36

Larsen Mem (FL) ................................

——— — 61 264.7 16.58 2.20 6,634 292.4 3.04

— 5 95 Plant 3-Mcintosh (FL)......................... 790 173.8 44.48 1.40 199 329.0 20.50 1.88 6,301 285.8 2.97 74 4 22 Lansing City of ..................................... 1,374 147.8 31.55 .56 12 341.0 19.76 .30 — —— 100 * —

Eckert (MI) .......................................... 901 141.0 27.25 .41 10 341.0 19.76 .30

— —— 100 *

— Erickson (MI) ...................................... 472 157.7 39.76 .87 2 341.0 19.76 .28

— —— 100 *

— Long Island Lighting Co ..................... ——— — 6,874 228.6 14.56 .91 78,994 281.4 2.87 — 35 65

Barrett (NY) ........................................

——— — 82 367.5 23.04 .35 18,223 284.5 2.94

— 3 97 Far Rockaway (NY) ............................

— — — — — —— — 4,033 267.0 2.76

— — 100 Glenwood (NY)...................................

— — — — — —— — 7,566 300.4 3.09

— — 100 Northport (NY)....................................

——— — 5,481 231.1 14.75 .91 39,487 277.4 2.81

—47 53 Port Jefferson (NY).............................

——— — 1,311 209.3 13.27 .95 9,685 283.0 2.87

— 46 54 Los Angeles City of .............................. 4,898 144.7 33.98 .51 — —— — 54,394 305.4 3.08 68 — 32

Harbor (CA) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 4,169 302.3 3.06

— — 100 Haynes (CA)........................................

— — — — — —— — 30,466 307.4 3.09

— — 100 Scattergood (CA).................................

— — — — — —— — 18,132 303.0 3.07

— — 100 Valley (CA) .........................................

— — — — — —— — 1,626 302.2 3.08

— — 100 Intermountain (UT) ............................. 4,898 144.7 33.98 .51

— — — — — —— 100

— — See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Louisiana Power & Light Co .............. ——— — 141 195.1 12.64 0.99 140,477 2 259.5 2.69 — 1 99

Little Gypsy (LA)................................

— — — — — —— — 29,370 2 258.3 2.68

— — 100 Nine Mile (LA) ...................................

——— — * 471.9 28.58 .18 76,307 261.6 2.72

— * 100 Sterlington (LA) ..................................

— — — — — —— — 11,098 245.2 2.53

— — 100 Monroe (LA) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 248 396.3 4.05

— — 100 Waterford (LA)....................................

——— — 141 194.2 12.59 .99 23,454 2 259.6 2.69

— 4 96 Louisville Gas & Electric Co .............. 6,790 95.0 21.44 3.37 51 422.9 24.87 .25 875 340.4 3.49 99 * 1

Cane Run (KY) ................................... 1,473 100.2 22.81 3.39 * 769.9 45.27 .25 538 336.7 3.45 98 * 2 Mill Creek (KY).................................. 3,649 95.4 21.51 3.38 46 421.6 24.79 .25 337 346.3 3.55 99 * * Trimble County (KY).......................... 1,667 89.5 20.08 3.34 4 432.4 25.42 .25

— —— 100 *

— Lower Colorado River Authority . 7,996 92.7 15.87 .34 — —— — 34,400 224.9 2.27 80 — 20

Gideon (TX) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 21,709 220.2 2.22

— — 100 T C Ferguson (TX) .............................

— — — — — —— — 12,691 233.0 2.36

— — 100 S Seymour-Fayette (TX)..................... 7,996 92.7 15.87 .34

— — — — — —— 100

— — Lubbock City of .................................... — — — — — —— — 5,698 216.8 2.18 — — 100

Holly Ave (TX)...................................

— — — — — —— — 5,425 217.3 2.19

— — 100 Plant 2 (TX) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 273 206.4 2.06

— — 100 Madison Gas & Electric Co ................ 142 143.4 30.80 1.31 1 567.9 33.07 .05 2,157 279.5 2.81 58 * 42

Blount (WI) ......................................... 142 143.4 30.80 1.31 1 567.9 33.07 .05 2,157 279.5 2.81 58 * 42 Manitowoc Public Utilities .................. 119 161.5 41.75 1.36 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Manitowoc (WI) .................................. 119 161.5 41.75 1.36

— — — — — —— 100

— — Marquette City of ................................. 156 122.8 24.11 .41 16 461.4 26.74 .07 — —— 97 3 —

Shiras (MI) .......................................... 156 122.8 24.11 .41 16 461.4 26.74 .07

— —— 97 3

— Massachusetts Mun Wholes El Co..................................................... — — — — — —— — 5,531 256.6 2.63 — — 100 Stonybrook (MA) ................................

— — — — — —— — 5,531 256.6 2.63

— — 100 Medina Electric Coop Inc ................... — — — — — —— — 557 264.4 3.02 — — 100

Pearsall (TX) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 557 264.4 3.02

— — 100 Metropolitan Edison Co ...................... 1,180 140.4 36.93 1.53 8 396.2 22.63 .30 — —— 100 * —

Portland (PA)....................................... 698 142.5 37.32 1.64

— — — — — —— 100

— — Titus (PA) ............................................ 482 137.4 36.35 1.37 8 396.2 22.63 .30

— —— 100 *

— Michigan South Central Pwr Agy 118 155.0 37.19 3.21 * 525.6 31.13 .30 — —— 100 * —

Project I (MI) ...................................... 118 155.0 37.19 3.21 * 525.6 31.13 .30

— —— 100 *

— MidAmerican Energy ........................... 12,476 73.9 12.48 .34 16 353.9 20.22 .04 553 356.3 3.60 100 * *

Riverside (IA)...................................... 452 85.8 14.47 .32

— —— — 273 341.5 3.45 97

— 3 Council Bluffs (IA) ............................. 2,981 63.9 10.69 .35 11 392.5 22.42 .06 49 369.8 3.68 100 * * George Neal 1-4 (IA).......................... 6,339 72.6 12.37 .33 5 269.0 15.37 .00 160 400.7 4.05 100 * * Louisa (IA) .......................................... 2,704 86.1 14.40 .34

— —— — 70 304.0 3.13 100

— * Minnesota Power & Light Co ............. 3,899 115.1 20.80 .54 32 443.3 25.51 .20 — —— 100 * —

Laskin Energy Center (MN) ............... 280 122.4 22.85 .36 2 468.1 26.94 .20

— —— 100 *

— Boswell Energy Center (MN)............. 3,618 114.5 20.64 .56 30 441.6 25.41 .20

— —— 100 *

— Minnkota Power Coop Inc .................. 4,468 58.2 7.73 .89 23 410.7 24.15 .40 — —— 100 * —

Young (ND)......................................... 4,468 58.2 7.73 .89 23 410.7 24.15 .40

— —— 100 *

— Mississippi Power & Light Co ............ ——— — 4,955 153.1 10.17 2.73 51,244 244.3 2.51 — 38 62

Wilson (MS) ........................................

——— — 2,468 151.1 10.03 2.51 31,380 242.7 2.49

—34 66 Delta (MS)...........................................

——— — 1 152.8 9.98 3.00 3,796 253.6 2.60

— * 100 Brown (MS).........................................

——— — 3 303.2 17.93 .42 6,662 232.7 2.37

— * 100 Gerald Andrus (MS)............................

——— — 2,483 155.0 10.30 2.95 9,407 254.1 2.62

— 63 37 Mississippi Power Co ........................... 5,385 147.7 31.92 .71 28 344.8 20.13 .38 13,593 240.5 2.48 89 * 11 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Mississippi Power Co

Eaton (MS) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 2,399 239.7 2.43

— — 100 Sweatt (MS).........................................

— — — — — —— — 2,842 264.2 2.71

— — 100 Watson (MS) ....................................... 2,225 141.8 33.38 1.13 15 335.6 19.64 0.39 7,432 234.6 2.42 87 * 13 Daniel (MS)......................................... 3,160 152.5 30.89 .42 13 355.7 20.70 .37

— —— 100 *

— Bay Gas (MS)......................................

— — — — — —— — 584 216.8 2.24

— — 100 Petal Gas (MS) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 336 220.8 2.30

— — 100 Monongahela Power Co ....................... 13,345 104.6 26.23 3.01 44 418.6 24.79 .30 405 299.8 3.00 100 * *

Albright (WV) ..................................... 460 104.6 26.16 1.55 6 421.5 24.96 .30

— —— 100 *

— Ft Martin (WV) ................................... 3,046 103.5 26.52 1.71 14 483.3 28.62 .30

— —— 100 *

— Harrison (WV)..................................... 5,751 111.0 27.71 3.46 6 358.6 21.23 .30 179 331.4 3.31 100 * * Rivesville (WV) .................................. 171 118.0 28.61 .99 2 434.2 25.71 .30

— —— 100 *

— Willow Island (WV)............................ 560 107.7 28.25 1.50

— —— — 26 281.9 2.82 100

— * Pleasants (WV).................................... 3,358 93.4 23.00 3.96 16 383.4 22.71 .29 199 273.7 2.74 100 * * Montana-Dakota Utilities Co .............. 3,158 81.6 11.37 1.00 — —— — 40 294.7 3.48 100 — *

Heskett (ND) ....................................... 500 103.3 14.60 .72

— —— — * 404.0 4.21 100

— * Lewis and Clark (MT) ........................ 215 89.2 11.98 .52

— —— — 40 293.7 3.48 98

— 2 Coyote (ND) ........................................ 2,442 76.4 10.66 1.10

— — — — — —— 100

— — Montana Power Co .............................. 10,202 72.4 12.27 .73 20 491.0 28.89 .23 333 2 170.3 1.84 100 * *

Corette (MT)........................................ 640 58.8 10.21 .21

— —— — 333 2 170.3 1.84 97

— 3 Colstrip (MT) ...................................... 9,562 73.3 12.41 .77 20 491.0 28.89 .23

— —— 100 *

— Montaup Electric Co ............................ 70 172.3 44.42 .67 2 201.8 11.71 .12 — —— 99 1 —

Somerset (MA) .................................... 70 172.3 44.42 .67 2 201.8 11.71 .12

— —— 99 1

— Morgan City City of ............................. — — — — — —— — 1,297 241.9 2.59 — — 100

Morgan City (LA) ...............................

— — — — — —— — 1,297 241.9 2.59

— — 100 Muscatine City of ................................. 1,146 77.0 12.69 .89 5 497.1 28.92 .50 351 309.4 3.17 98 * 2

Muscatine (IA) .................................... 1,146 77.0 12.69 .89 5 497.1 28.92 .50 351 309.4 3.17 98 * 2 Nebraska Public Power District ......... 6,051 49.2 8.49 .26 4 448.8 26.04 .07 279 268.5 2.68 100 * *

Sheldon (NE)....................................... 918 63.1 11.05 .21

— —— — 23 545.6 5.46 100

— * Gerald Gentleman (NE) ...................... 5,133 46.7 8.03 .27 4 448.8 26.04 .07 257 244.2 2.44 100 * * Nevada Power Co ................................. 1,906 117.3 27.33 .46 20 452.6 26.45 .25 30,729 226.9 2.34 58 * 42

Clark (NV)...........................................

— — — — — —— — 28,954 226.7 2.34

— — 100 Gardner (NV) ...................................... 1,906 117.3 27.33 .46 16 448.8 26.22 .30

— —— 100 *

— Sunrise (NV)........................................

——— — 3 471.2 27.53 .00 1,774 230.6 2.38

— 1 99 New Orleans Public Service Inc ......... ——— — 446 160.2 10.51 1.49 33,291 243.1 2.52 — 8 92

Paterson (LA) ......................................

——— — 4 298.8 17.67 .44 1,561 272.6 2.84

— 2 98 Michoud (LA)......................................

——— — 441 159.0 10.44 1.50 31,730 241.6 2.51

— 8 92 New York State Elec & Gas Corp 1,152 134.3 34.84 2.22 5 387.5 22.30 .14 — —— 100 * —

Goudey (NY)....................................... 77 140.3 37.65 2.28 1 516.4 29.71 .14

— —— 100 *

— Greenidge (NY)................................... 119 141.4 37.43 1.48 2 384.0 22.09 .14

— —— 100 *

— Hickling (NY)...................................... 67 126.6 26.25 .83

— — — — — —— 100

— — Jennison (NY)...................................... 1 146.3 32.28 .83

— — — — — —— 100

— — Milliken (NY)...................................... 253 135.2 35.34 2.38 1 409.5 23.56 .14

— —— 100 *

— Kintigh (NY) ....................................... 635 132.5 34.73 2.44 3 358.4 20.62 .14

— —— 100 *

— Niagara Mohawk Power Corp ............ 1,101 137.1 36.03 1.90 860 250.5 15.82 1.21 11,555 284.8 2.89 63 12 25

Albany (NY)........................................

——— — 252 156.6 9.89 1.31 9,234 281.1 2.85

—15 85 Huntley (NY)....................................... 548 143.2 37.54 1.79 9 337.2 18.61 .35

— —— 100 *

— Dunkirk (NY) ...................................... 553 131.1 34.53 2.00 5 324.1 17.94 .38

— —— 100 *

— Oswego (NY) ......................................

——— — 593 288.5 18.27 1.19 2,320 299.6 3.05

—61 39 Northern Indiana Pub Serv Co .......... 8,961 124.8 24.92 1.32 — —— — 3,346 2 284.2 2.91 98 — 2

Bailly (IN) ........................................... 1,372 129.7 28.47 2.52

— —— — 98 347.0 3.56 100

— * Mitchell (IN)........................................ 1,044 131.2 24.31 .39

— —— — 1,561 269.4 2.76 92

— 8 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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Michigan City (IN).............................. 1,250 134.3 25.59 0.45

— —— — 1,248 2 286.5 2.94 95

— 5 Rollin Schahfer (IN)............................ 5,295 120.1 23.95 1.39

— —— — 439 316.6 3.25 100

— * Northern States Power Co .................. 12,278 107.2 18.91 .40 3 270.3 15.69 0.40 1,730 291.2 2.96 99 * 1

Black Dog (MN) ................................. 827 99.6 17.77 .19

— —— — 654 259.2 2.64 96

— 4 High Bridge (MN)............................... 719 99.5 17.63 .19

— —— — 345 292.6 2.99 97

— 3 King (MN)........................................... 1,645 106.6 18.94 .28

— —— — 13 280.8 2.87 100

— * Riverside (MN).................................... 1,228 94.0 16.66 .19

— —— — 95 273.1 2.78 100

— * Bay Front (WI).................................... 74 166.2 38.94 .58

— —— — 622 327.3 3.30 86

— 14 Sherburne County (MN) ..................... 7,784 110.2 19.31 .50 3 270.3 15.69 .40

— —— 100 *

— Ohio Edison Co ..................................... 7,069 112.4 27.69 1.58 68 172.1 10.09 .34 1,816 245.5 2.53 99 * 1

Edgewater (OH) ..................................

——— — 52 133.3 7.84 .34 1,816 245.5 2.53

—14 86 Niles (OH) ........................................... 541 106.5 25.16 2.85 5 221.8 12.92 .36

— —— 100 *

— Burger (OH) ........................................ 778 92.0 22.69 3.23 4 357.5 20.78 .34

— —— 100 *

— Sammis (OH)....................................... 5,750 115.7 28.61 1.24 8 308.7 17.97 .32

— —— 100 *

— Ohio Power Co ...................................... 14,504 164.9 39.13 2.47 161 465.9 27.20 .07 — —— 100 * —

Muskingum (OH) ................................ 2,533 190.1 45.81 2.16 41 428.0 24.87 .05

— —— 100 *

— Kammer (WV)..................................... 1,546 91.5 22.70 3.05 7 471.8 27.69 .07

— —— 100 *

— Mitchell (WV) ..................................... 3,788 139.0 34.49 .78 67 465.5 27.22 .07

— —— 100 *

— Gavin (OH).......................................... 6,638 189.5 43.06 3.42 46 499.4 29.20 .10

— —— 100 *

— Ohio Valley Electric Corp ................... 3,080 110.8 28.47 2.42 9 454.8 25.98 .28 — —— 100 * —

Kyger Creek (OH)............................... 3,080 110.8 28.47 2.42 9 454.8 25.98 .28

— —— 100 *

— Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co ............. 11,496 82.2 14.17 .30 10 495.5 29.62 .05 62,113 303.5 3.15 75 * 25

Horseshoe Lake (OK) .........................

— — — — — —— — 9,399 287.2 2.98

— — 100 Muskogee (OK)................................... 6,530 84.7 14.61 .29

— —— — 3,238 286.4 2.97 97

— 3 Mustang (OK)......................................

— — — — — —— — 9,445 306.7 3.19

— — 100 Seminole (OK) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 40,031 308.0 3.19

— — 100 Sooner (OK) ........................................ 4,966 79.0 13.60 .31 10 495.5 29.62 .05

— —— 100 *

— Omaha Public Power District ............. 4,896 59.9 10.03 .33 11 425.1 24.55 .20 709 305.1 3.01 99 * 1

North Omaha (NE).............................. 2,106 66.8 11.21 .33

— —— — 709 305.1 3.01 98

— 2 Nebraska City (NE)............................. 2,790 54.7 9.14 .34 11 425.1 24.55 .20

— —— 100 *

— Orange & Rockland Utils Inc ............. 268 183.9 47.70 .59 639 206.8 12.97 .34 10,651 235.7 2.44 32 18 50

Bowline (NY) ......................................

——— — 610 207.8 13.02 .34 9,047 234.6 2.43

—29 71 Lovett (NY) ......................................... 268 183.9 47.70 .59 29 186.8 11.79 .36 1,605 241.8 2.51 79 2 19 Orlando Utilities Comm ...................... 2,116 168.3 43.12 1.11 1,009 240.9 15.31 1.18 10,048 282.7 2.96 76 9 15

Stanton Energy (FL)............................ 2,116 168.3 43.12 1.11 14 317.8 19.96 .81

— —— 100 *

— Indian River (FL) ................................

——— — 995 239.8 15.24 1.18 10,048 282.7 2.96

— 38 62 Orrville City of ..................................... 186 101.2 23.50 3.50 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Orrville (OH)....................................... 186 101.2 23.50 3.50

— — — — — —— 100

— — Otter Tail Power Co ............................ 2,409 98.6 17.20 .57 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Hoot Lake (MN).................................. 350 125.7 23.31 .40

— — — — — —— 100

— — Big Stone (SD) .................................... 2,059 93.6 16.16 .60

— — — — — —— 100

— — Owensboro City of................................ 1,304 94.0 20.65 3.37 3 406.1 23.88 .04 — —— 100 * —

Smith (KY) .......................................... 1,304 94.0 20.65 3.37 3 406.1 23.88 .04

— —— 100 *

— Pacific Gas & Electric Co ................... — — — — — —— — 36,102 247.6 2.54 — — 100

Contra Costa (CA) ..............................

— — — — — —— — 7,921 239.6 2.45

— — 100 Humboldt Bay (CA)............................

— — — — — —— — 3,179 275.7 2.82

— — 100 Hunters Point (CA) .............................

— — — — — —— — 8,241 260.9 2.65

— — 100 Pittsburg (CA) .....................................

— — — — — —— — 14,350 240.0 2.48

— — 100 Potrero (CA) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 2,411 237.1 2.42

— — 100 PacifiCorp.............................................. 30,773 93.0 17.78 .56 93 470.3 27.65 .30 4,601 2 258.1 2.69 99 * 1 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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Carbon (UT) ........................................ 569 58.0 14.18 0.43 4 532.3 31.30 0.30

— —— 100 *

— Gadsby (UT)........................................

— — — — — —— — 4,435 253.8 2.65

— — 100 Centralia (WA) .................................... 5,486 156.0 25.65 .75 13 478.8 28.15 .30

— —— 100 *

— Johnston (WY) .................................... 3,717 46.6 7.41 .45 18 418.5 24.61 .30

— —— 100 *

— Naughton (WY)................................... 2,529 115.5 23.05 .75

— —— — 166 2 372.3 3.89 100

— * Wyodak (WY) ..................................... 2,080 73.6 11.81 .53 7 527.8 31.03 .30

— —— 100 *

— Emery-Hunter (UT)............................. 4,305 72.8 16.84 .47 21 486.4 28.60 .30

— —— 100 *

— Jim Bridger (WY) ............................... 9,168 100.0 18.68 .54 19 417.4 24.54 .30

— —— 100 *

— Huntington (UT).................................. 2,919 62.8 15.14 .39 11 546.3 32.12 .30

— —— 100 *

— Painesville City of ................................. 92 131.7 32.99 2.52 — —— — 12 438.7 4.39 99 — 1

Painesville (OH) .................................. 92 131.7 32.99 2.52

— —— — 12 438.7 4.39 99

— 1 Pasadena City of ................................... — — — — — —— — 2,495 249.8 2.53 — — 100

Broadway (CA) ...................................

— — — — — —— — 2,495 249.8 2.53

— — 100 Pennsylvania Electric Co ..................... 12,679 115.8 28.71 2.01 76 357.7 20.82 .05 3 465.8 4.83 100 * *

Conemaugh (PA)................................. 4,681 104.8 26.54 2.29

— —— — 3 465.8 4.83 100

— * Homer City (PA)................................. 1,322 116.8 26.24 2.46 7 220.6 12.83 .05

— —— 100 *

— Seward (PA) ........................................ 322 110.0 27.05 1.62 9 399.8 23.28 .05

— —— 99 1

— Shawville (PA) .................................... 1,311 113.7 28.07 1.78 24 369.1 21.49 .05

— —— 100 *

— Warren (PA) ........................................ 126 116.4 28.61 1.77 36 365.2 21.26 .05

— —— 94 6

— Keystone (PA) ..................................... 4,917 127.0 31.74 1.71

— — — — — —— 100

— — Pennsylvania Power & Light Co ........ 7,164 137.7 35.15 1.64 1,484 257.9 16.39 .72 6,250 303.8 3.14 92 5 3

Brunner Island (PA) ............................ 3,089 144.3 37.22 1.36 55 403.3 23.41 .17

— —— 100 *

— Holtwood (PA) .................................... 1 133.3 29.57 1.16

— — — — — —— 100

— — Martins Creek (PA)............................. 344 124.7 32.89 2.03

— —— — 6,250 303.8 3.14 58

— 42 Montour (PA) ...................................... 3,285 136.5 35.03 1.91 104 336.2 19.64 .11

— —— 99 1

— Sunbury (PA)....................................... 445 106.8 23.43 1.20 8 390.8 22.85 .16

— —— 100 *

— Storage Facility # 1 ...........................

——— — 1,317 246.0 15.80 .79

— — —— 100

— Pennsylvania Power Co ....................... 5,004 160.9 38.78 3.38 43 2 355.8 20.54 .06 — —— 100 * —

New Castle (PA) ................................. 658 115.8 27.73 1.64 3 2 509.8 29.62 .12

— —— 100 *

— Bruce Mansfield (PA) ......................... 4,346 167.7 40.45 3.65 40 344.1 19.85 .06

— —— 100 *

— Philadelphia Electric Co ...................... 1,260 144.5 38.18 1.83 2,943 265.6 16.79 .45 2,920 258.9 2.67 61 34 5

Cromby (PA) ....................................... 243 142.9 37.76 1.81 393 262.5 16.68 .64 356 255.8 2.64 69 27 4 Delaware (PA).....................................

——— — 411 251.6 15.99 .36

— — —— 100

— Eddystone (PA) ................................... 1,017 144.9 38.28 1.84 2,004 267.0 16.85 .43 2,564 259.3 2.67 64 30 6 Schuylkill (PA)....................................

——— — 135 295.1 18.60 .38

— — —— 100

— Plains Elec Gen&Trans Coop Inc 926 131.5 24.35 .84 — —— — 224 304.1 2.52 99 — 1

Escalante (NM).................................... 926 131.5 24.35 .84

— —— — 224 304.1 2.52 99

— 1 Platte River Power Authority ............. 1,327 59.9 10.55 .25 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Rawhide (CO)...................................... 1,327 59.9 10.55 .25

— — — — — —— 100

— — Portland General Electric Co ............. 2,326 107.9 19.34 .39 42 414.1 24.35 .10 23,351 193.6 1.96 64 * 36

Boardman (OR) ................................... 2,326 107.9 19.34 .39

— — — — — —— 100

— — Coyote Springs (OR)...........................

— — — — — —— — 9,641 173.8 1.76

— — 100 Beaver (OR) ........................................

——— — 42 414.1 24.35 .10 13,710 207.6 2.10

— 2 98 Potomac Edison Co .............................. 122 130.3 32.11 .97 3 345.5 20.46 .30 — —— 99 1 —

Smith (MD) ......................................... 122 130.3 32.11 .97 3 345.5 20.46 .30

— —— 99 1

— Potomac Electric Power Co ................ 6,591 137.9 36.33 1.26 4,416 272.6 17.17 .89 6,025 286.7 2.98 84 13 3

Benning (DC) ......................................

——— — 412 339.5 20.43 .97

— — —— 100

— Chalk (MD) ......................................... 1,659 144.2 37.93 1.29 3,938 263.9 16.72 .89 6,025 286.7 2.98 58 33 8 Dickerson (MD) .................................. 1,280 124.8 33.07 1.27 14 385.1 22.49 .20

— —— 100 *

— Morgantown (MD) .............................. 2,538 137.6 36.20 1.46 23 438.7 25.62 .30

— —— 100 *

— Potomac River (VA) ........................... 1,114 144.4 37.96 .76 29 380.0 22.21 .20

— —— 99 1

— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Power Authority of State of NY ......... ——— — 921 214.8 13.41 0.29 18,019 386.1 3.97 — 24 76

Poletti (NY) .........................................

——— — 921 214.8 13.41 .29 11,014 314.9 3.25

—34 66 Richard Flynn (NY) ............................

— — — — — —— — 7,006 498.8 5.10

— — 100 Public Service Co of Colorado ............ 10,597 96.3 18.32 0.37 — —— — 14,461 249.8 2.59 93 — 7

Araphoe (CO) ...................................... 799 82.9 14.57 .28

— —— — 838 275.9 2.72 94

— 6 Cameo (CO) ........................................ 325 117.3 25.68 .59

— —— — 40 297.1 3.00 99

— 1 Cherokee (CO) .................................... 2,203 100.6 22.60 .48

— —— — 1,046 284.7 2.81 98

— 2 Comanche (CO)................................... 2,975 93.7 16.06 .29

— —— — 76 244.3 2.43 100

— * Valmont (CO)...................................... 340 109.6 24.07 .44

— —— — 87 297.3 2.93 99

— 1 Zuni (CO) ............................................

— — — — — —— — 349 287.7 2.84

— — 100 Hayden (CO) ....................................... 1,363 107.7 22.87 .41

— — — — — —— 100

— — Fort St. Vrain (CO) .............................

— — — — — —— — 11,971 243.3 2.54

— — 100 Pawnee (CO) ....................................... 2,591 85.5 14.34 .34

— —— — 53 344.9 3.61 100

— * PSI Energy Inc ...................................... 16,030 109.0 24.29 1.76 288 409.5 23.57 .30 — —— 100 * —

Cayuga (IN)......................................... 3,046 114.1 24.86 1.39 13 466.2 26.83 .30

— —— 100 *

— Edwardsport (IN)................................. 264 92.2 20.28 1.60 56 421.1 24.23 .30

— —— 95 5

— Noblesville (IN)................................... 203 116.1 26.60 1.96 3 373.2 21.48 .30

— —— 100 *

— Gallagher (IN) ..................................... 1,287 114.7 29.14 2.11 52 403.0 23.19 .30

— —— 99 1

— Wabash River (IN) .............................. 2,024 108.5 23.65 1.88 111 417.1 24.00 .30

— —— 99 1

— Gibson Station (IN)............................. 9,207 106.9 23.62 1.81 52 375.4 21.60 .30

— —— 100 *

— Public Service Co of NH ...................... 1,335 151.5 39.79 1.35 2,615 213.6 13.75 1.54 196 261.0 2.67 67 32 *

Merrimack (NH).................................. 815 156.9 41.49 1.76 2 404.3 23.40 .27

— —— 100 *

— Schiller (NH) ....................................... 520 142.9 37.14 .70

— — — — — —— 100

— — Newington Station (NH) .....................

——— — 2,613 213.5 13.74 1.55 196 261.0 2.67

— 99 1 Public Service Co of NM ..................... 6,623 173.8 32.33 .83 65 502.3 28.69 .67 1,830 332.3 3.39 98 * 1

Reeves (NM) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 1,830 332.3 3.39

— — 100 San Juan (NM) .................................... 6,623 173.8 32.33 .83 65 502.3 28.69 .67

— —— 100 *

— Public Service Co of Oklahoma .......... 3,716 118.0 20.40 .21 — —— — 79,118 253.9 2.59 44 — 56

Northeastern (OK)............................... 3,716 118.0 20.40 .21

— —— — 20,624 254.5 2.59 75

—25 Southwestern (OK)..............................

— — — — — —— — 10,482 246.7 2.55

— — 100 Tulsa (OK)...........................................

— — — — — —— — 5,655 262.8 2.59

— — 100 Riverside (OK) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 27,621 251.9 2.57

— — 100 Comanche (CS) (OK)..........................

— — — — — —— — 14,736 258.4 2.67

— — 100 Public Service Electric&Gas Co ......... 1,911 141.1 37.39 .79 311 369.9 22.44 .20 18,539 297.8 3.07 71 3 27

Bergen (NJ) .........................................

— — — — — —— — 7,626 295.1 3.04

— — 100 Burlington (NJ)....................................

——— — 98 448.6 25.40 .01 2,020 297.3 3.07

—21 79 Hudson (NJ) ........................................ 886 141.9 35.89 .88

— —— — 4,440 297.2 3.06 83

—17 Kearny (NJ) .........................................

——— — 84 340.0 21.47 .29

— — —— 100

— Linden (NJ)..........................................

——— — 129 335.5 20.85 .29

— — —— 100

— Mercer (NJ) ......................................... 1,025 140.5 38.68 .71

— —— — 1,793 304.8 3.14 94

— 6 Sewaren (NJ) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 2,661 301.9 3.11

— — 100 Richmond City of ................................. 334 124.1 29.77 2.68 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Whitewater (IN) .................................. 334 124.1 29.77 2.68

— — — — — —— 100

— — Rochester Public Utilities .................... 106 158.4 35.08 .88 — —— — 122 283.9 2.90 95 — 5

Silver Lake (MN) ................................ 106 158.4 35.08 .88

— —— — 122 283.9 2.90 95

— 5 Rochester Gas & Electric Corp .......... 579 140.5 37.04 2.14 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Beebee Station 3 (NY)........................ 25 155.8 39.31 1.89

— — — — — —— 100

— — Russell Station 7 (NY)........................ 554 139.8 36.93 2.15

— — — — — —— 100

— — Ruston City of ....................................... — — — — — —— — 2,001 234.5 2.41 — — 100

Steam Plant (LA) ................................

— — — — — —— — 2,001 234.5 2.41

— — 100 Sacramento Municipal Utility ............. — — — — — —— — 28,991 236.0 2.36 — — 100

Central Valley (CA) ............................

— — — — — —— — 5,495 238.3 2.38

— — 100 SCA Cogen Proj (CA) ........................

— — — — — —— — 10,042 235.3 2.35

— — 100 SPA Cogen Proj (CA).........................

— — — — — —— — 13,454 235.6 2.36

— — 100 See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Salt River Proj Ag I & P Dist ............ 10,963 127.2 27.14 0.50 60 490.6 28.80 0.42 17,441 258.9 2.61 93 * 7

Agua Fria (AZ)....................................

——— — 4 461.5 27.30 .05 11,003 259.4 2.61

— * 100 Kyrene (AZ) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 546 320.1 3.25

— — 100 Navajo (AZ) ........................................ 8,129 116.7 25.54 .53 35 496.6 29.13 .47

— —— 100 *

— Coronado (AZ) .................................... 2,835 160.3 31.74 .43 22 486.2 28.52 .41

— —— 100 *

— Santan (AZ) .........................................

— — — — — —— — 5,893 252.2 2.56

— — 100 San Antonio City of.............................. 6,879 96.2 16.29 .33 — —— — 51,940 250.3 2.53 70 — 30

Leon Creek (TX).................................

— — — — — —— — 702 274.5 2.75

— — 100 Mission Rd (TX) .................................

— — — — — —— — 361 275.6 2.79

— — 100 Sommers (TX).....................................

— — — — — —— — 28,388 243.5 2.46

— — 100 Braunig (TX) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 19,117 256.5 2.59

— — 100 Tuttle (TX) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 3,329 264.9 2.67

— — 100 JT Deely/Spruce (TX)......................... 6,879 96.2 16.29 .33

— —— — 43 225.8 2.28 100

— * San Diego Gas & Electric Co ............. — — — — — —— — 18,215 287.0 2.90 — — 100

Encina (CA).........................................

— — — — — —— — 11,542 284.1 2.87

— — 100 South Bay (CA)...................................

— — — — — —— — 6,673 292.0 2.95

— — 100 San Miguel Electric Coop Inc ............. 3,086 72.3 7.62 1.76 — — — — — —— 100 — —

San Miquel (TX) ................................. 3,086 72.3 7.62 1.76

— — — — — —— 100

— — Savannah Electric & Power Co .......... 792 142.2 34.23 .83 5 349.7 20.27 .50 2,712 263.3 2.70 87 * 13

Kraft (GA) ........................................... 444 139.6 35.01 .75

— —— — 1,876 264.8 2.71 85 * 15 Riverside (GA) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 836 260.1 2.66

— — 100 McIntosh (GA) .................................... 348 145.9 33.22 .94 5 349.7 20.27 .50

— —— 100 *

— Seminole Electric Coop Inc ................. 3,109 162.4 40.38 2.85 44 387.1 22.50 .27 — —— 100 * —

Seminole (FL)...................................... 3,109 162.4 40.38 2.85 44 387.1 22.50 .27

— —— 100 *

— Sierra Pacific Power Co ...................... 1,676 140.5 32.45 .41 — —— — 27,594 258.0 2.68 57 — 43

Fort Churchill (NV) ............................

— — — — — —— — 10,793 259.6 2.71

— — 100 Tracy (NV) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 11,456 257.5 2.67

— — 100 Pinon Pine (NV)..................................

— — — — — —— — 5,346 255.6 2.65

— — 100 North Valmy (NV) .............................. 1,676 140.5 32.45 .41

— — — — — —— 100

— — Sikeston City of ..................................... 1,006 100.5 17.59 .34 5 415.2 24.59 .70 — —— 100 * —

Sikeston (MO) ..................................... 1,006 100.5 17.59 .34 5 415.2 24.59 .70

— —— 100 *

— South Carolina Electric&Gas Co ....... 6,078 149.1 37.97 1.10 74 408.9 23.70 .20 337 347.3 3.57 100 * *

Canadys (SC)....................................... 439 148.6 38.06 1.31 17 377.5 21.88 .20 116 344.8 3.54 98 1 1 Mcmeekin (SC) ................................... 686 150.4 38.88 1.23 1 339.0 19.65 .20 4 314.1 3.23 100 * * Urguhart (SC) ...................................... 622 155.0 40.17 1.23 1 407.4 23.61 .20 217 349.1 3.59 99 * 1 Wateree (SC) ....................................... 1,707 147.7 37.06 1.24 30 421.8 24.45 .20

— —— 100 *

— Williams (SC)...................................... 1,590 150.6 38.69 .76 15 408.6 23.69 .20 * 449.0 4.62 100 * * Cope (SC) ............................................ 1,034 144.9 36.38 1.13 9 437.1 25.33 .20

— —— 100 *

— South Carolina Pub Serv Auth ........... 6,026 134.0 34.53 1.20 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Cross (SC) ........................................... 2,686 133.3 34.19 1.11

— — — — — —— 100

— — Grainger (SC) ...................................... 299 150.7 38.87 1.57

— — — — — —— 100

— — Jefferies (SC)....................................... 698 132.7 34.62 1.52

— — — — — —— 100

— — Winyah (SC)........................................ 2,343 133.0 34.33 1.17

— — — — — —— 100

— — South Mississippi El Pwr Assn ........... 1,038 189.5 46.93 .88 — —— — 8,407 235.6 2.43 75 — 25

Moselle (MS).......................................

— — — — — —— — 8,407 235.6 2.43

— — 100 R D Morrow (MS) .............................. 1,038 189.5 46.93 .88

— — — — — —— 100

— — Southern California Edison Co .......... 4,493 130.5 28.65 .49 10 327.2 19.91 .20 579 302.7 3.12 99 * 1

Mohave (NV) ...................................... 4,493 130.5 28.65 .49

— —— — 579 302.7 3.12 99

— 1 Storage Facility # 1 ...........................

——— — 10 327.2 19.91 .20

— — —— 100

— Southern Illinois Power Coop ............. 775 94.6 20.25 2.82 12 412.3 23.49 .03 — —— 100 * —

Marion (IL).......................................... 775 94.6 20.25 2.82 12 412.3 23.49 .03

— —— 100 *

— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Southern Indiana Gas & Elec Co . 2,783 96.4 22.21 3.73 — —— — 469 325.3 3.35 99 — 1

Culley (IN) .......................................... 1,199 93.9 21.89 4.01

— —— — 46 343.7 3.53 100

— * A B Brown (IN) .................................. 1,322 99.0 22.75 3.70

— —— — 305 312.5 3.21 99

— 1 Warrick (IN) ........................................ 262 94.9 20.96 2.66

— —— — 118 351.0 3.61 98

— 2 Southwestern Electric Power Co 12,848 141.4 22.53 .54 12 292.2 17.18 0.00 45,018 245.3 2.55 81 * 19

Arsenal Hill (LA) ................................

— — — — — —— — 2,999 241.4 2.57

— — 100 Lieberman (LA)...................................

— — — — — —— — 4,478 266.0 2.70

— — 100 Knox Lee (TX)....................................

— — — — — —— — 13,726 239.7 2.48

— — 100 Lone Star (TX) ....................................

— — — — — —— — 600 279.1 3.03

— — 100 Wilkes (TX).........................................

— — — — — —— — 22,805 244.5 2.55

— — 100 Flint Creek (AR) ................................. 2,328 141.5 24.25 .27 7 327.0 19.23 .00

— —— 100 *

— Welsh Station (TX) ............................. 6,893 154.1 26.18 .30 5 243.5 14.32 .00

— —— 100 *

— Pirkey (TX).......................................... 3,627 110.2 14.51 1.17

— —— — 410 230.1 2.31 99

— 1 Southwestern Public Service Co . 8,959 145.4 25.58 .34 — —— — 67,441 234.4 2.36 70 — 30

Maddox (NM)......................................

— — — — — —— — 6,732 234.2 2.37

— — 100 Cunningham (NM) ..............................

— — — — — —— — 16,816 225.8 2.28

— — 100 Jones (TX) ...........................................

— — — — — —— — 22,609 234.3 2.35

— — 100 Moore (TX) .........................................

— — — — — —— — 596 272.5 2.81

— — 100 Nichols (TX)........................................

— — — — — —— — 12,540 237.5 2.41

— — 100 Plant X (TX)........................................

— — — — — —— — 7,832 243.7 2.46

— — 100 Riverview (TX) ...................................

— — — — — —— — 39 264.0 2.59

— — 100 Harrington (TX) .................................. 4,403 118.6 21.14 .35

— —— — 183 265.4 2.67 100

— * Tolk (TX) ............................................ 4,557 172.0 29.87 .33

— —— — 94 294.5 3.05 100

— * Springfield City of ................................ 1,111 110.3 23.08 3.02 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Dallman (IL)........................................ 1,013 110.4 23.10 3.01

— — — — — —— 100

— — Lakeside (IL) ....................................... 97 109.2 22.87 3.12

— — — — — —— 100

— — Springfield City of ................................ 1,757 107.3 19.67 .26 — —— — 2,902 258.0 2.59 92 — 8

James River (MO)............................... 950 112.6 21.10 .33

— —— — 2,258 258.6 2.60 89

— 11 Southwest (MO) .................................. 807 100.8 17.97 .18

— —— — 644 255.7 2.57 96

— 4 St Joseph Light & Power Co .............. 457 94.4 18.13 .30 36 376.2 21.87 .04 1,672 272.9 2.72 82 2 16

Lakeroad (MO).................................... 457 94.4 18.13 .30 36 376.2 21.87 .04 1,672 272.9 2.72 82 2 16 Sunflower Electric Coop Inc ............... 1,561 106.1 17.96 .31 — —— — 1,041 271.1 2.67 96 — 4

Holcomb (KS) ..................................... 1,561 106.1 17.96 .31

— —— — 137 241.3 2.35 99

— 1 Garden City (KS) ................................

— — — — — —— — 904 275.6 2.72

— — 100 Tallahassee City of ............................... — — — — — —— — 17,464 308.5 3.23 — — 100

Hopkins (FL) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 15,066 307.9 3.22

— — 100 Purdom (FL) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 2,398 312.1 3.26

— — 100 Tampa Electric Co 6 ............................. 6,731 150.5 35.14 1.98 627 316.1 19.26 .58 — —— 98 2 —

Big Bend (FL) .....................................

——— — 49 379.5 22.00 .15

— — —— 100

— Gannon (FL) ........................................ 471 253.7 64.18 1.17 46 371.2 21.48 .12

— —— 98 2

— Hookers Point (FL) .............................

——— — 353 271.3 17.16 .96

— — —— 100

— Polk Station (FL).................................

——— — 179 381.1 22.09 .07

— — —— 100

— Davant Transfer (LA).......................... 6,260 142.0 32.96 2.04

— — — — — —— 100

— — Taunton City of .................................... ——— — 90 241.7 15.34 1.00 1,260 290.4 2.98 — 31 69

Cleary (MA) ........................................

——— — 90 241.7 15.34 1.00 1,260 290.4 2.98

—31 69 Tennessee Valley Authority 7 ............... 42,022 111.9 25.78 1.99 458 402.1 23.63 .50 — —— 100 * —

Colbert (AL) ........................................ 1,036 107.4 26.10 2.03 51 467.8 27.49 .50

— —— 99 1

— Widows Creek (AL)............................ 3,175 116.3 28.30 2.51 17 379.5 22.30 .50

— —— 100 *

— Paradise (KY) ...................................... 6,456 95.0 20.23 4.32 8 436.2 25.63 .50

— —— 100 *

— Shawnee (KY) ..................................... 3,788 127.3 29.08 .58 29 396.6 23.30 .50

— —— 100 *

— Allen (TN) ...........................................

——— — 34 467.8 27.49 .50

— — —— 100

— Bull Run (TN) ..................................... 1,776 115.5 28.96 1.25 64 357.5 21.00 .50

— —— 99 1

— Cumberland (TN) ................................ 7,165 109.0 25.61 2.82 66 410.4 24.11 .50

— —— 100 *

— Gallatin (TN) ....................................... 88 112.6 28.73 2.52 50 501.9 29.49 .50

— —— 88 12

— See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Tennessee Valley Authority 7

Sevier (TN).......................................... 2,090 128.6 32.71 1.56 3 390.3 22.94 0.50

— —— 100 *

— Johnsonville (TN)................................ 1,371 104.3 25.77 1.76 110 330.6 19.42 .50

— —— 98 2

— Kingston (TN) ..................................... 4,103 125.5 31.15 1.35 24 400.5 23.53 .50

— —— 100 *

— GRT Terminal (TN) ............................ 8,537 107.9 23.51 1.00

— — — — — —— 100

— — Cora Transfer (TN) ............................. 2,407 108.5 22.96 .48

— — — — — —— 100

— — Cahokia (AL)....................................... 30 112.4 25.58 .40

— — — — — —— 100

— — Terrebonne Parish Consol Govt ......... — — — — — —— — 1,417 263.4 2.81 — — 100

Houma (LA) ........................................

— — — — — —— — 1,417 263.4 2.81

— — 100 Texas Municipal Power Agency ......... 1,920 120.2 20.26 .33 — —— — 57 244.4 2.49 100 — *

Gibbons Creek (TX)............................ 1,920 120.2 20.26 .33

— —— — 57 244.4 2.49 100

— * Texas-New Mexico Power Co ............. 1,640 143.3 19.41 .91 — —— — 142 236.6 2.40 99 — 1

TNP One (Tx) ..................................... 1,640 143.3 19.41 .91

— —— — 142 236.6 2.40 99

— 1 Texas Utilities Electric Co 8 ................. 34,554 99.2 12.81 .82 187 395.9 22.95 .10 375,690 259.1 2.64 54 * 46

Lake Hubbard (TX).............................

——— — 29 492.7 28.56 .19 26,848 257.6 2.66

— 1 99 Mountain Creek (TX)..........................

— — — — — —— — 23,028 262.1 2.67

— — 100 North Lake (TX) .................................

——— — 20 464.2 26.91 .12 17,221 260.7 2.66

— 1 99 Parkdale (TX) ......................................

— — — — — —— — 5,301 262.0 2.65

— — 100 Eagle Mountain (TX) ..........................

— — — — — —— — 10,921 260.1 2.64

— — 100 Graham (TX) .......................................

— — — — — —— — 23,435 256.7 2.59

— — 100 Handley (TX) ......................................

——— — 6 481.6 27.91 .20 29,583 261.3 2.66

— * 100 Morgan Creek (TX) ............................

— — — — — —— — 31,702 258.9 2.62

— — 100 North Main (TX).................................

— — — — — —— — 1,021 265.8 2.69

— — 100 Permian Basin (TX) ............................

— — — — — —— — 32,414 259.1 2.66

— — 100 Big Brown (TX) .................................. 4,972 111.5 14.28 .74

— —— — 423 237.9 2.44 99

— 1 Collin (TX) ..........................................

— — — — — —— — 2,144 256.1 2.59

— — 100 Lake Creek (TX) .................................

——— — 1 439.5 25.47 .20 8,224 266.4 2.74

— * 100 River Crest (TX) .................................

— — — — — —— — 1,458 263.7 2.76

— — 100 Stryker (TX) ........................................

——— — 1 439.5 25.47 .20 25,007 253.6 2.60

— * 100 Tradinghouse (TX) ..............................

— — — — — —— — 59,092 258.2 2.64

— — 100 Trinidad (TX) ......................................

— — — — — —— — 5,147 259.3 2.62

— — 100 Valley (TX) .........................................

——— — 18 481.6 27.91 .20 33,593 257.6 2.61

— * 100 Martin Lake (TX)................................ 14,133 81.2 10.58 1.05 58 344.8 19.98 .04

— —— 100 *

— Monticello (TX) .................................. 11,628 115.1 14.42 .47 54 334.0 19.36 .05

— —— 100 *

— Sandow No 4 (TX).............................. 3,821 103.0 14.20 1.15

— — — — — —— 100

— — Decordova (TX) ..................................

— — — — — —— — 39,127 261.2 2.66

— — 100 Toledo Edison Co ................................. 1,862 116.7 20.73 .26 5 431.2 25.07 .28 — —— 100 * —

Bay Shore (OH) .................................. 1,862 116.7 20.73 .26 5 431.2 25.07 .28

— —— 100 *

— Tri State G & T Assn Inc ................... 5,015 106.2 21.79 .44 — —— — 140 281.0 3.12 100 * *

Nucla (CO) .......................................... 359 109.7 23.66 .84

— — — — — —— 100 *

— Craig (CO)........................................... 4,655 106.0 21.65 .41

— —— — 140 281.0 3.12 100

— * Tucson Electric Power Co ................... 3,523 149.8 28.27 .82 9 505.0 29.22 .09 5,656 292.4 2.98 92 * 8

Irvington (AZ) ..................................... 290 209.3 47.04 .47

— —— — 5,656 292.4 2.98 53

—47 Springerville (AZ) ............................... 3,232 143.3 26.58 .85 9 505.0 29.22 .09

— —— 100 *

— Union Electric Co ................................. 17,789 97.5 17.36 .38 116 383.1 22.21 .29 2,132 242.4 2.48 99 * 1

Venice No.2 (IL) .................................

——— — 74 384.6 22.39 .29 1,504 251.2 2.57

— 22 78 Labadie (MO) ...................................... 8,423 93.1 16.31 .24 24 383.1 22.04 .29

— —— 100 *

— Meramec (MO).................................... 1,958 123.0 23.52 .51

— —— — 628 221.2 2.27 98

— 2 Sioux (MO).......................................... 2,453 107.3 20.90 .90 5 422.7 24.32 .29

— —— 100 *

— Rush Island (MO)................................ 4,955 88.2 14.97 .31 13 359.9 20.71 .29

— —— 100 *

— United Illuminating Co ........................ 35 169.3 45.85 .61 2,511 178.4 11.43 .97 — —— 6 94 —

Bridgeport Harbor (CT) ...................... 35 169.3 45.85 .61 1,299 178.6 11.44 .98

— —— 10 90

— New Haven Hbr (CT) .........................

——— — 1,212 178.3 11.42 .96

— — —— 100

— United Power Assn ............................... 1,062 69.7 9.35 .67 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Stanton (ND) ....................................... 1,062 69.7 9.35 .67

— — — — — —— 100

— — See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) UtiliCorp United Inc ............................ 1,395 89.1 17.15 0.38 — — — — — —— 100 — —

Sibley (MO)......................................... 1,395 89.1 17.15 .38

— — — — — —— 100

— — Vero Beach City of ............................... ——— — 6 496.0 30.34 0.55 2,783 261.2 2.73 — 1 99

Vero Beach (FL) .................................

——— — 6 496.0 30.34 .55 2,783 261.2 2.73

— 1 99 Vineland City of.................................... 7 193.0 49.58 .78 81 320.4 19.81 .54 — —— 25 75 —

H M Down (NJ) .................................. 7 193.0 49.58 .78 81 320.4 19.81 .54

— —— 25 75

— Virginia Electric & Power Co ............ 13,613 127.1 31.98 1.59 4,020 230.9 14.61 1.07 18,807 299.7 3.17 88 7 5

Bremo Bluff (VA)............................... 545 141.2 35.39 1.79 7 400.9 23.57 .20

— —— 100 *

— Chesterfield (VA) ................................ 2,744 140.3 35.66 1.70 91 277.8 16.33 .20 17,911 304.5 3.21 78 1 21 Chesapeake Energy (VA).................... 1,681 138.3 35.71 1.28 62 414.3 24.36 .20

— —— 99 1

— Possum Point (VA) ............................. 910 141.9 35.55 1.68 1,024 279.1 17.65 .67

— —— 78 22

— Yorktown (VA) ................................... 847 140.3 35.86 1.93 10 364.4 21.43 .20 768 203.9 2.20 96 * 4 Mount Storm (WV)............................. 4,238 112.2 27.71 1.78 62 466.3 27.40 .20

— —— 100 *

— Clover (VA)......................................... 2,502 118.6 30.11 1.05 7 376.3 22.13 .20

— —— 100 *

— North Branch (VA) ............................. 146 87.5 18.00 3.61

— — — — — —— 98 2

— Storage Facility # 1 ...........................

——— — 2,758 201.8 12.86 1.30 128 202.0 2.10

— 99 1 West Penn Power Co ........................... 4,603 110.5 28.30 2.32 15 383.5 22.71 .30 66 411.1 4.11 100 * *

Armstrong (PA)................................... 774 104.9 26.00 1.81 6 382.3 22.64 .30

— —— 100 *

— Hatfield (PA) ....................................... 3,162 109.9 28.62 2.23 7 383.2 22.69 .30

— —— 100 *

— Mitchell (PA)....................................... 667 119.7 29.42 3.28 1 391.8 23.20 .30 66 411.1 4.11 100 * * WestPlains Energy ................................ — — — — — —— — 9,206 230.2 2.30 — — 100

Cimarron River (KS)...........................

— — — — — —— — 1,141 242.4 2.37

— — 100 Large (KS)...........................................

— — — — — —— — 5,698 230.9 2.30

— — 100 Mullergren (KS) ..................................

— — — — — —— — 2,367 222.8 2.26

— — 100 West Texas Utilities Co ........................ 2,888 130.1 21.90 .42 — —— — 35,850 243.5 2.47 57 — 43

Oklaunion (TX) ................................... 2,888 130.1 21.90 .42

— — — — — —— 100

— — Oak Creek (TX) ..................................

— — — — — —— — 3,630 246.1 2.57

— — 100 Paint Creek (TX).................................

— — — — — —— — 4,920 260.4 2.72

— — 100 Rio Pecos (TX)....................................

— — — — — —— — 6,558 227.6 2.28

— — 100 San Angelo (TX).................................

— — — — — —— — 7,708 234.3 2.30

— — 100 Fort Phantom (TX)..............................

— — — — — —— — 13,035 249.4 2.55

— — 100 Western Farmers Elec Coop Inc . 1,838 104.8 18.26 .28 — —— — 19,163 240.6 2.46 62 — 38

Anadarko (OK)....................................

— — — — — —— — 12,962 230.5 2.35

— — 100 Mooreland (OK) ..................................

— — — — — —— — 6,200 261.4 2.68

— — 100 Hugo (OK)........................................... 1,838 104.8 18.26 .28

— — — — — —— 100

— — Western Massachusetts Elec Co . ——— — 95 241.3 15.31 .85 1,002 262.8 2.70 — 37 63

West Springfield (MA) .......................

——— — 95 241.3 15.31 .85 1,002 262.8 2.70

— 37 63 Wisconsin Electric Power Co .............. 11,518 99.1 18.66 .43 17 384.8 22.52 .27 932 293.4 2.99 100 * *

Presque Isle (MI)................................. 1,794 121.0 25.02 .39 17 384.8 22.52 .27

— —— 100 *

— Oak Creek (WI)................................... 3,146 110.6 21.66 .50

— —— — 620 290.3 2.96 99

— 1 Port Washington (WI)......................... 409 139.9 36.82 1.36

— —— — 27 345.9 3.50 100

— * Valley (WI).......................................... 466 151.9 35.85 .53

— —— — 59 327.4 3.32 100

— * Pleasant Prairie (WI)........................... 5,703 72.7 12.29 .33

— —— — 227 287.0 2.91 100

— * Wisconsin Power & Light Co ............. 7,452 103.0 17.87 .35 30 411.8 24.21 .07 244 275.3 2.77 100 * *

Blackhawk (WI) ..................................

— — — — — —— — 244 275.3 2.77

— — 100 Edgewater (WI) ................................... 2,797 114.6 20.13 .35 10 413.4 24.31 .09

— —— 100 *

— Nelson Dewey (WI) ............................ 513 122.1 22.80 .34 1 390.6 22.96 .02

— —— 100 *

— Rock River (WI).................................. 73 127.3 23.77 .37 6 437.9 25.75 .06

— —— 97 3

— Columbia (WI) .................................... 4,069 91.6 15.59 .35 12 398.3 23.42 .06

— —— 100 *

— Wisconsin Public Service Corp ........... 3,512 104.1 18.36 .25 — —— — 318 296.1 3.00 99 — 1

Pulliam (WI)........................................ 1,505 100.5 17.88 .20

— —— — 238 292.8 2.97 99

— 1 Weston (WI) ........................................ 2,007 106.7 18.71 .29

— —— — 80 306.0 3.10 100

— * See footnotes at end of table. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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## Table 31. Receipts, Average Delivered Cost, and Quality of Fossil Fuels by Electric Utility and Plant, 1999 (Continued) % of Total Coal Petroleum 1 Gas Btu Cost Cost Cost Electric Utility Pe- Receipts C Plant (State) (% Receipts (% Receipts tr- G (1,000 (cents (cents (cents o ($ per Avg. (1,000 ($ Avg. (1,000 ($ o- a Short per per per a Short Sulfur) bbls) per Sulfur) Mcf) per le- s Tons) MM MM MM l Ton) bbl) Mcf) um Btu) Btu) Btu) Wyandotte Municipal Serv Comm 129 144.9 36.81 1.00 — —— — 565 273.7 2.74 84 1 15

Wyandotte (MI)................................... 129 144.9 36.81 1.00

— —— — 565 273.7 2.74 84 1 15 Total................................................... 908,232 121.7 24.76 1.01 131,407 2 252.7 16.03 1.09 2,809,455 2 257.4 2.62 83 4 13 1 Does not include petroleum coke receipts of 2,906,000 short tons at an average cost of 65.4 cents per million Btu. 2 Includes at least one delivery at a price of 1,000 cents per million Btu or greater. High price is frequently caused when fixedcosts are averaged into a small quantity.

3 Some coal destined for the Barry plant is reported by the Alabama Power Company as it is received at the Gorgas Transshipping F acility. 4 Most coal destined for the Crawford and Fisk plants is reported as delivered to the Will County plant. It is later transferred to Crawford and Fisk. 5 The cost reported under IMT Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility. Florida Power Corporation incurs additional costs for transporting coal from the transfer facility to the Crystal River power plant. These additional costs are not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered toFlorida.

6 The cost reported under Davant Transfer (Louisiana) is the weighted average cost of coal delivered to this facility located in Louisiana. The Tampa Electric Company incurs additional costs for transporting this coal from Davant to its power plants which are located in Florid a. These costs are not included in data shown in this report. When aggregated at the State level, data for this transfer facility are shown as though the coal were delivered to Florida.

7 Coal reported as delivered to the Cahokia, Cora, and GRT transfer facilities is later transferred to individual electric plants located in Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The cost of transportation from the these facilities to the electric plants is not included in the cos ts shown in this report. Coal delivered to Cahokia is later transferred primarily to the Colbert and Widows Creek plants in Alabama. Nearly all of the coal delivered to the Cora facility was transferred to plants in Tennessee. About 1 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. All coal delivered to the Cora facility is shown in this report as being delivered to Tennessee. Approximately 64 percent of the coal delivered to the GRT facility was transferred to p lants in Tennessee. Approximately 36 percent was transferred to plants in Alabama. All coal delivered to GRT is shown in this report as being deliv ered to Tennessee.

8 Data for Texas Utilities Electric Company include lignite delivered for the Aluminium Company of America (ALCOA) portion of Uni t 4 of the Sandow Plant. * =Number less than 0.5.

Notes: • Totals may not equal sum of components because of independent rounding. • Data are for electric generating plants with a total steamelectric and combined-cycle nameplate capacity of 50 or more megawatts. • Mcf =thousand cubic feet. • MM Btu =million Btu. • bbls =barrels. • Cost =average delivered cost. Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 423, ‘‘ Monthly Report of Cost and Quality of Fuels for Electric Plants. ’’



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