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FROH: David White, Radian 

SUBJ: DOE Data on Residual Oil Supply and Use in Hawaii During 1987 

DATE: January 4, 1989 

The following U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) data are relevant to assessing 

the supply and use of very low sulfur residual oil 1n Hawaii and PAD V 

(Petroleum Allocation for Defense District V, I.e., West Coast) during 1987. 

Petroleum Suoolv Annual 1987 (DOE/EIA-0340(87)/1): 

Table 24. Production of Residual Fuel Oil by Sulfur Content by PAD District 

0.00-0.30% Sulfur in PAD V: 12,016,000 barrels 

Table 27. Imports of Residual Fuel 011 by Sulfur Content by County of Origin 

Indonesia (0.00-0.30% Sulfur): 3,413,000 barrels 

Australia (0.00-0.30% Sulfur): 643,000 barrels 

Table 28. Imports of Residual Fuel Oil by Sulfur Content by State of Entry 

Hawaii (0.00-0.30% Sulfur): 2,115,000 barrels 

PAD V Excluding Hawaii (0.00-0.30% Sulfur): 184,000 barrels 

r.nst. and Quality of Fuels for Electric Utility Plants 1987 (DOE/EIA-0191 (87)) 

Table 46. Petroleum Receipts and Average Cost by Sulfur Content for 

Steam-Electric Plants with an Installed Nameplate Capacity of 50 

Megawatts or Larger, by State 

0.3% or less 0.31-0.50% 

Quantity Cents per Quantity Cents per 

(000 bbls, Mil Hon Btu (OQQ frbls) Million, Btu. 

Hawaii 0.0 10,323.1 344.1 

PAD V Excl. Hawaii 2,934.0 281.5 186.5 293.7 

Table 51. Quantity, Cost, and Quality of FossU-Fuel Receipts at 

Steam-Electric Plants with an Installed Nameplate Capacity of 

50 Megawatts or Larger, by Company 

Quantity Cents per Average 

(000 bbls) Million Btu Sulfur % 

Los Angeles 502.0 260.9 0.19 

Pacific Gas & Electric 1,630.6 291.7 0.31 

Southern California Edison 1,060.9 276.4 0.30 

Conclusion: Significant quantities of 0.30% sulfur residual oil are produced 

by PAD V refineries. Imports of 0.30% sulfur residual oil refined from 

Indonesian and Australian crudes (the major Pacific r1m sources of such 

fuels) into PAD V (primarily Hawaii) also occurred and exceeded PAD V 

consumption, indicating additional supplies were shipped to other U.S. 

markets. Based on electric utility residual oil consumption data from 

California, no significant increase in fuel cost as a function of sulfur 

content is apparent. 
FROM 01/07/89 13:09 P.10 

P.3 

,e>4flr"V 

._= v / 

1 

DOE/EIA-0340<87)/1 

Distribution Category UC-98 

Petroleum Supply 

Annual 1987 

Volume 1 

Energy Information Administration 

Office of Oil and Gas 

U.S. Department of Energy 

Washington, DC 20585 

This report was prepared by the Energy InformaUon Administration, the independent statistical and 

analytical agency within the Department of Energy. The information contained herein should not be 

construed as advocating or necessarily reflecting any policy position of the Department of Energy or 

any other organization. 
L^iMMJa 

Table 24. Production ol Residual Fuel O* by Sulfur Content by PAD District, 1987 

[Thousand Barrels) 

• n 

o 

• 2 

Coiwncxtty 

.PAD ttslrjcLL 

East 

Coas3 l 

Appalachian 

ttl 

Total 

PAO 

Oist. IV 

Rocky 

1 ML j 

PAD 

Dist. V 

West 

Lfifc^L 

U ruled 

Stales 

RestoualFuelOa _ „ _ _.... 4%\579 1.466 50JM5 19.96* 2j» » 1,484 24J8S 6J07S 61.028 40.480 2.700 146 110,429 31665 134.757 323.201 

0.00 to 0.30% SuKur ._ _ _ _.. 9.341 332 9.673 1.020 0 2 1.022 685 2.397 10.156 742 76 14.258 611 12.016 37.590 

031 lo 100% Sullur _ 29.535 135 29.670 4.1385 13 1.292 6.190 3J987 13.283 3.461 1.361 70 22.182 99 22,924 81.065 

dealer Than 1.00% Sulfur _ 9.703 999 10.702 14.063 2.410 600 17.073 1.203 45.348 26.841 597 0 73,989 2.975 99.817 204.556 

* Effective January 1987 "Appalachian 02" is combined witl "Ind.. «.. Ky.". 

Sources and traSrimbou procedures: See Explanatory Notes 1 and 2. 

o 

3 

o 

> 

Ct 

3 

o 

3. 

•w 

• 

o 

if 

3 

w 

c 

•CT 

1 3 

•Sf 

> 

c to 

aa 

< 

o. 

e 3 

TaMe 2S. Stocha of ResMuaJ Fuel Oi by SuKur Content by PAD Otatrtct, Oeoember 31.1987 

(Tnousand Barrels) 

Commodity 

PAOOistricll 

East 

Coast 

Appalachian 

ni 

Tola! 

PAD Otsbicl II 

Ind.. III. 

Ky.' 

Minn., 

Wisc^ 

Oaks. 

OMa. 

Kans.. Total 

PAO Dislricl NI 

Teaas 

Inland 

Texas 

Gulf 

Coasl 

La. 

Guff 

Coast 

No. La.. 

A *. 

New 

Mexico 

Total 

PAO 

Dist IV 

Rocky 

Ml. 

PAD 

Dist. V 

West 

Coast 

United 

States 

Residual Fuel O l - 0.00 to 0.30% SuHur 

Refinery _ 277 43 320 

Bulk Terminal — - 6.375 

Total _ „... - - 6,695 

Residual Fuel OH - 0.31 ta 1.00%.S-jlfu» 

Refinery _ 1,790 24 1.B14 

Bum TerminaJ „ - — 7.128 

Total „ _„ - - 8,942 

Residual Fud O l - Greater than 1.00% Sultur 

Refriery 1.120 0 1,120 

Bu* Terminal _ - - 6.362 

Total .'. _ _ _ - - 7.4»2 

* Effective January 1987 "Appalachian »2" «s combined with "Ind.. « , Ky.". 

Sources and estimation procedures: See Explanatory Notes 1 and 2. 

51 

322 

0 51 

- 176 

- 227 

1.092 281 

137 

69 

463 

220 

•5*3 

61 

54 

303 

871 

535 

213 

1.4S2 

- 666 

— 2,128 

157 2.550 1.607 

114 

91 

10 

— 

""* 

7 

— 

— 

0 

— 

— 

913 

0 

913 

1.259 

2.720 

3.979 

4.405 

3.195 

7.600 

60 

O 

60 

26 

0 

26 

301 

0 

301 

435 

0 

435 

515 

281 

796 

5.302 

1.643 

6,945 

1.779 

6.551 

8.330 

4.077 

10.3*9 

14.426 

12.590 

11.866 

24.456 

\ 

o 

- J \ 

CD 

CO 

Table 26. Movements of Residual Fuel OB by Tanker and Barge Between PAO District**, by Sulfur Content, 1987 

(Thousand Barrels) 

ComnvxSty 

Prom 1 to 

II III V 

From II to 

' I I V 

From ni lo 

1 New 

Eng 

Cent 

A0 

Low 

All n V 

From V to 

1 II ni 

naUdwl Fori O i 

0.00 to 0.30% Surfc* 

0.31 to 1.00% Sulfur 

Greater Than 1.00% SuHur 

43 

0 

0 

43 

9 48* 3£t t 0 6.WI 945 2,803 &3S3 428 0 0 0 0 

0 0 0 0503 0 169 334 0 0 0 0 0 

O 0 199 088432 5 0 559 32 O 0 0 0 

0 488 3.414 0 4.714 620 2.634 1.460 396 0 0 0 0 

Ol 

^1 Sosces and os&iwttiu procedures: See Er+Junatncy Motes 1 and 2. 

v 
o 

cn 

TaMe 27. Imports of Residual Fuel Ott by Sulfur Content by Country of Origin, t9B7 

(Thousand Barrels) 

Couitry 

Residual Fuel Oi 

0.00 io 

0.30% 

0.31 to 

1.00% 

Greater 

Than 1.00% Tolal 

Arab OPEC 

Algeria. 

Iraq . 

Kuwait . 

Ubya. 

m 

3 ea 3" 6* 

3 

• 5" 

> Q. 

3 

Qatar ._ 

Saudi Arabia. 

United Arab Emirates . 

Subtotal Arab OPEC ... 

OSwrOPEC 

Ecuador 

Gabon .._..„. 

- Indonesia — 

Iran 

Nigeria 

Venezuela -

Subtotal Other OPEC . 

21.974 

0 

10 

0 

0 

504 

0 

22.488 

3.413 

0 

-838 

1.229 

5.480 

749 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

749 

0 

0 

2 5 

0 

208 

254 

487 

433 

O 

0 

0 

0 

653 

0 

1.086 

2.116 

0 

31 

0 

0 

24.295 

26.444 

23.156 

0 

10 

0 

0 

1.157 

0 

24.323 

2,116 

0 

3.469 

0 

1,046 

25.778 

32,411 

\ 

O -J 

\ CO CD CO 

o 

3 

•*-* O. 

I 

3 co 

> 

3 

e 

t 

e 

3 

Other 

Angola 

— Australia _. 

Bahamas 

Bolivia 

Brazil 

Brunei 

Canada 

China. People's flapubic . 

Congo 

Egypt 

France — 

Ghana 

Liberia 

Malayan 

Mexico 

Netfierlands ... -.—~_ 

Netherlands AnUKe*. 

Norway 

Oman 

- Peru. 

Puerto Hoo . 

Romania 

Spain 

Syria. 

Trinidad 

Tunisia 

United Kingdom 

Virgin Islands 

Yugoslavia 

Zaire 

Other Western Hemisphere. 

Other Eastern Ht'HifcjifMW -

Subtotal Otter 

4,140 

643 

615 

0 

4.897 

0 

841 

0 

1.311 

0 

0 

415 

0 

120 

0 

274 

415 

0 

0 

405 

0 

0 

138 

0 

0 

O 

0 

4,634 

0 

0 

t.47S 

9.243 

a 

590 

2.076 

0 

1.719 

0 

560 

0 

127 

0 

356 

0 

0 

O 

0 

3.442 

T.354 

618 

0 

353 

0 

194 

626 

0 

0 

183 

2.226 

12J01 

O 

O 

604 

6.185 

3391 4 

0 

6 3 

9.561 

0 

22 

0 

6w229 

0 

0 

o 

0 

0 

0 

0 

4.534 

335 

4.657 

380 

O 

8,515 

0 

603 

5.618 

1.000 

9,560 

0 

2.B60 

16*805 

0 

0 

11.668 

3294 

BS.924 

4.140 

1.296 

12.252 

0 

6.638 

0 

7.630 

0 

1.438 

0 

356 

415 

0 

120 

4.534 

4.051 

6.426 

998 

0 

9.273 

O 

997 

6.382 

1.000 

938 0 

183 

5.086 

34. UO 

O 

0 

13.747 

18.722 

149,404 

ro 

Total ftnports . 

Note: Total an not eojaaj sum ol < 

S7.S34 35,(50 

jdus.toJidl'ffB;)dCPXrgiOffifl.. 

1t3.«54 206,13* 

•aU 
Tabl

e 28. Imports ot Residua! Fuel Ol by Sulfur Content by Slate of Entry. 1987. 

(Thousand Barrelsl 

Stale o.o

o to 

0.30% 

Residual Fuel Oil 

0.31 lo 

1.00% 

Greater 

Than 1.00% Total 

73 

. O 

PAO District I 

Connecticut .. 

Delaware 

Florida 

Georgia 

Maine — 

Maryland. 

Massachusetts... 

New Hampshire . 

New York....-

North Careens —. 

o 

> o. 3 

o -*!. •o 

Pennsylvania . 

Rhode Island. 

SoutiCarotna . 

Virginia 

PAO District II 

MWhigan 

Minnesota 

North Dakota. 

Ohio 

Wisconsin 

sojaos 

204 

0 

0 

0 

436 

398 

687 

0 

13J863 

33.488 

0 

1.678 

0 

O 

1 

50 

276 

274 

0 

2 

0 

0 

34,044 

863 

613 

3,215 

0 

1.592 

1.792 

5.299 

232 

3.291 

7J532 

0 

3.927 

911 56 

1 

4.700 

389 

368 

0 

1 

0 

0 

107/48* 

394 

676 

9.265 

930 

8.277 

332 5 

19.032 

1.142 

13.122 

34.522 

3.976 

4,840 

156 

1.975 

151 

5.505 

671 

170 34 

403 14 50 

19*2437 

1.481 

1.289 

12,480 

930 

10.305 

5.71S 

25.018 

1.374 

30,276 

7554 2 

3.976 

10.445 

1.067 

2.031 

153 

10.255 

1,316 

812 34 

406 14 50 

\ 

O -J \ 

00 LD CO 

O) c T« •o 

<*<5 J> 

3 

3 

< O, 

e 

3 

PAO District aj . 

Alabama 

Louisiana 

Texas 

PAO District IV . 

Montana 

PAD District V 

Cstitornia 

-» Hawaii 

Washmgton..... Ml PAO districts. 

4.154 

0 

0 

4.154 

0 

0 

2^99 

184 

2,115 

0 

57,534 

615 

0 

O 

615 

0 

0 

122 70 52 

0 

35,150 

4,933 

1.621 

1.745 

1.567 10 

10 

3S2 

0 

312 40 

113*54 

9.702 

1.621 

1.745 

6.336 10 

10 

2.773 

254 

2.479 40 

206.138 

ro co 

Note: Total may not equal sum of mnjunents due to independent rounding. 

Sources and estimator procedures: See Explanatory Notes 1 and 2. 

tn to 
01/07/89 13:12 P.14 

P.7 

DOE/EIA-0191 (87) 

Distribution Category UC-98 

Cost and 

Quality of 

Fuels for 

Electric Utility 

Plants 

1987 

Entrgy Information Administration 

Office of Coal, Nuclear, 

Electric and Alternate Fuels 

U. S. Department of Energy 

Washington DC 20585 

This report was prepared by the Energy Infonnation Administration, the independent otatittloal and 

analytical agency within ths Department of Energy. TttB information contained herein should not be 

construed as advocating or necessarily reflecting any policy position of the Department of Energy or 

of any other c-rganliBtion. 
P.8 

. FROM 01/07/89 13:13 P. 15 

Table 46. Petroleum Receipts and Average Cost by Sulfur Content 

for Steam-Electric Plants with an Installed Nameplate 

Capacity of 50 Megawatts or Larger, by Census 

Division and State, 19S7 

C*n*u» DlvWen 

•nd Stat* 

0.}% er l* U 

Omntity 

(1,000 bbn) 

(Otnt* 

P " 

10> BUI) 

(*P»r 

Mor* lhan 0.3 * up to 0.6% 

Quantity 

(1,000 OWt) 

(e*nt* 

P«T 

10* Btu) 

<6P*r 

DM) 

N*w England 

Connecticut 

Main* 

MattachuMtta ... 

N«w H«mp*hW . 

Rhoda Island 

V»nnont 

54,. 

ii. 

MIOdt* Atlantic 26,605, 

Htm J»r«»y "" J-fJJ* 

Nsw York "'*'*5I 

P»nniylv»ni* «0. 

Eart Norm C*ntra<. 

lUlnoil 

Indiana 

Michigan -

Ohio 

wiaoonam 

W**t Nortn Oantntf, 

low* -

Kama* 

Mlnnmota 

MlMOurl 

Nabraika 

North Dakota 

South Dakota 

South Atlanta 

Mawtr* 

Diitrtet ot Colombia, 

Florida _ 

Q*0rgl* — 

Maryland 

North Carolina 

South CamUn* -

Virginia -

W M I Virginia.......... 

Ea*t South ©antral ., 

Alabama 

Kantueky 

MMllMlppI **-

W**t South Cantnl . 

Arkanaaa ,...„,.....— 

Loul*l»n* 

Oklahoma 

T«it*» 

Mountain. 

Arliona — 

Colorado *,,.... 

Idaho 

Montana 

Nevada 

N«w Majieo ...... 

Utah 

Wyoming 

sm 

332.1 

353.7 

20.09 

21.00 

20.41 

California 

Oragon 

Waahtngton 

PaeHIo Monoottttftuou* > 

Ala*ka 

Hawal 

Total 

8.6244 

2.9340 

808.1 

202.1 

zt\.t 

881.1 

281. S 

7»-M M 3184 

3,7*0.1 

3,114.6 

146.4 

477,0 

317.6 10.64 6.641.7 

315.8 10.57 425.1 

316.5 16.71 3,516.6 

303.7 16,06 2,700.0 

904.4 

25 4 

369.0 

16.96 

15,65 

16.00 

1690 

17.02 

17.62 

S.fi 

11.4* 

166J 

166.S 

10413.1 

10.323.1 

21,2944 

315.4 

313,7 

318.6 

313*7 

364.0 

346.S 

354,6 

464,7 

464,7 

iM.r 

293.7 

344.1 

344.1 

311.7 

Mara thin 0.6* up to 1.0% 

Quantity 

(1,000 HMD 

(ctntt 

P*' 

10* Btu) 

(6 par 

BW) 

606.6 16.61 

311.1 19.49 

278.1 17.05 

302.2 16,07 

16.71 

16.61 

19.74 

19.68 

26,129.6 

11.954.6 

3,239.2 

10.020.3 

177,* 

632.0 

17,861.6 

1.573,8 

7,769.0 

8,210,0 

4,464.6 

3.585.0 

919,6 

88.08 

21.77 

22.04 

87.97 

27.07 

97,238.0 

2,266,8 

526.6 

27,068.6 

2,096.0 

5,273.0 

16.41 

18.41 

21.67 

21.67 

20.66 

180.8 

21,2 

99.0 

487.6 

10,7 

400.6 

29.6 

73.0 

73.0 

•0,183.6 

161.4 

288.6 

269.5 

2790 

262.4 

287.8 

302.1 

297.3 

312.0 

263.0 

347.8 

355.6 

316.1 

301*6 

306,3 

176.6 

271.3 

276.6 

831.1 

224.0 

232.4 

2144 

871.T 

271.7 

206,1 

Not*; Total* may not wt * turn pl eowponanta b*o*u*a ol lnft»pano*nt rounding. 

Z^ZYtW^X*^ . FWC Form 4». "Month* «aport of Con •*- QuaKy ol Fa* 

16.06 

18.23 

18.97 

17.68 

16.66 

17.00 

18.11 

18,86 

16.78 

1B.S9 

21.00 

22.64 

19.40 

265.6 16.84 

275.3 17.43 

354.0 21,25 

263.6 19.43 

16.08 

16,99 

17.44 

17,22 

17,49 

14.66 

13.81 

14.61 

13.08 

17 J1 

Oji 

16.07 

for ElaeWe Plant*," 

62 Erwjrgy Infonnallon Adminlatnition/Coat and Quality of Puds for Elootrte Unllty Plants 1W7 
P.9 

FROM 01/07/8 9 13:1 4 P. 16 

Table 51. Quantity, Cost, and Quality of Fossil-Fuel Receipts at Steam-Electric 

Plants with an Installed Nameplate Capacity of 50 Megawatts 

or Larger, by Company and Plant, 1987 (Continued) 

Company 

Plant (State) 

Coal 

Quantity 

(1,000 

Short 

Ton*) 

(C*m* 

P*r 

10' 

Stu) 

(6p*r 

Short 

Ton) 

(% 

A«g, 

Sulfur) 

P*trOI*um 

Quantity 

(1,000 

BM«) 

Lake Worth City of 

Tom <S Smith (FL) 

Lakeland City ot 7334 

Larsen Mem (R.) 

Plant 3-MelntOsh (FL) 733.4 

Lanalng City of 1,8614 

Eckert (Ml) 868.3 

Ertekton (Ml) 575,6 

Ottawa (Ml) 20.0 

Long (aland Lighting Co 

8a.»M (NV) 

Far Rockaway (NY) 

Qlenwood (NY) , 

Northport (NY) 

Port Jefteraon (NY) 

l o * Angelet City ol., 4,696.3 

Harbor (CA) 

Hayns* (CA) 

Seanergood (CA) 

Valley (CA) 

IMa«nourt«ln (LIT) 4,598,6 

LouhUtno Power 4 Ugh! Co 

urn* Qyp»y (LA) 

Nln* Mil* (LA) 

Sisrtlngton (LA) 

Monro* (IA) 

WetertonJ (LA) 

LouievHkt Oa* 4 Eleotrto CO 4,80541 

Can* Run (KY) 667,3 

Mill Craek (KY) 3,428.3 

Lowtr Colorado rthnw Authority 4,668.0 

Gideon (TX) 

T C Ferguion (TX) , „. 

S Seymour-FeyeM* (TX) 4,362.0 

Lubbock Ctty of 

Holly Av* (TX) 

Madlwn Q*» 6 EMOtrto Co O M 

Blount (Wl) _ 83.0 

Manitowoc City of 118.0 

Manltowoo (Wl) 112,6 

Marquott* City ot 169.9 

SIM** (Ml) „ 166.5 

M*dtn* EleoMe COOP Ino .... 

P«ar*all (TX) -

Metropolitan EdMon Co 1-884.8 

Portland (PA) 6S44 

Tltut (PA) 540.8 

MMWgan South Central Pwr Agy „ 160.6 

Protect I (Ml) 160.9 

Mtnnoaota Power 4 Ught Co 84884 

Agioni-Syl Utkln (MN) 64.3 

Botwell (MN) 3,169,6 

Mlnnkota Power Coop tne - 34874 

Young (NO) - - 3,627.0 

Mt*»f*»lppi Power 6 Ught CO -

Wllion (M8) 

D»H* (MS) „,„,., 

Brown (MS) ...,„ 

Gerald Andru* (MS) 

800.0 

200.Q 

181,2 

189.S 

162.6 

203.3 

49.02 1.57 

4»,02 1.57 

49.92 ,82 

46.41 .61 

50.32 .82 

55.53 81 

160.4 3044 

130,4 30.94 

.56 

66 

138.6 

130.5 

133.8 

86.77 3.8* 

26.20 3.42 

29,92 3.24 

1664 86.36 .30 

156.8 26.33 ,39 

166.4 

163.4 

16400 

164.0 

176,1 

178.1 

161,1 

159,1 

163.5 

1*4.9 

164.8 

1664 

1724 

136,2 

64.4 

64.4 

1746 1.68 

37.29 1.59 

46.66 

43.36 

14.6* 

34.96 

.82 

.88 

.60 

,60 

4144 1.77 

40.62 1.07 

43.14 1.51 

46.84 

40,34 

3.12 

3.12 

14,14 .76 

29.62 .01 

24.05 .76 

741 

7.31 

.74 

.74 

84 

8.3 

213.0 

24.5 

259.4 

10.4 

B.4 

.6 

1.4 

18,054.0 

1.024.0 

304.0 

465.0 

12,682,0 

3,370.0 

G02.0 

502.0 

27.7 

2,1 

7.6 

.1 

18.0 

39.7 

3.7 

360 

98.0 

22.0 

1664 

4,3 

154.4 

(Ctnt* 

P»r 

10» 

Btu) 

(8 per 

Bbl) 

(% 

Avg, 

Sulfur) 

Q»» 

Quantity 

(1,000 

Mof) 

308.6 88.76 

398.6 22.76 

909.6 

278.6 

306,2 

387.8 

391.7 

357.8 

376.6 

861.1 

321.8 

334.8 

326,1 

267.0 

268.6 

860.6 

260,9 

16.68 

17.57 

19.00 

28.46 

22.70 

20.7? 

21.84 

16.46 

20.07 

20.56 

20.56 

16.26 

18.36 

16.91 

15,93 

293.1 17.60 

309.2 16.64 

249.0 15.52 

629.6 3617 

292.6 18.55 

400.6 23.66 

410.4 24.13 

399.8 23.60 

363.6 81.63 

363.5 21.53 

47.1 416.1 2*41 

32,4 418.4 24,02 

14.7 417,3 24.13 

22.7 447.6 86.76 

2.7 426,2 24.64 

20.0 4604 25.90 

04 4814 25.46 

6.0 433,9 25,48 

218.2 1141 

405.3 2348 

412.6 24.49 

210.6 13,21 

0.61 

.32 

141 

1.85 

1.46 

.36 

.35 

.35 

.35 

146 

.38 

.20 

.35 

1.47 

1.64 

.19 

19 

.76 

,16 

.54 

,16 

.98 

.23 

44 

.83 

4 0 

00 

.16 

,10 

.16 

.00 

.00 

.00 

.40 

40 

848 

4 0 

.02 

3.00 

3.6164 

2,6164 

34774 

237,2 

3.340.6 

86,643.1 

17,107.0 

3.285,2 

8.451.0 

66,0864 

3.728.0 

29,811.0 

16442,0 

8,651.0 

107416.7 

33.026.0 

47.759,0 

5.666.0 

66,7 

20,611.0 

274.0 

160,4 

123.8 

27,6874 

18,667.0 

8,200.0 

74014 

7,0014 

8194 

510,0 

So* lootnota* at end ol table. 

Source: Federal Energy Regulatory Commlialon. F6RC Form 428, "Monthly Repon ol Coat and duality ol Fuel* lor Electric Plant*." 

276.1 

279,1 

16,6614 

8.677.4 

894,4 

9,1764 

6414,1 

(Cent* 

P*f 

IO1 

Btu) Mof) 

* 01 Total Btu 

Coal 

Pettol c 

um 

a** 

86*4 8,71 

266.5 2,73 

377.7 2.66 

277.2 2.64 

277.6 2.85 

2864 341 

226.4 2,35 

237.7 2.48 

2094 2.15 

2464 240 

242.7 2.52 

260.4 2.62 

260.0 2.60 

2424 2,57 

68 

98 

77 

76 

100 

too 

too 

86 

6 16 

39 61 

7 16 

61 

87 

38 

30 

100 

100 

100 

136.7 1,44 

100.0 1.03 

140.6 1,56 

213.0 2.26 

219.0 8,31 

152.3 1.5T 

266.4 1.76 M 

268.0 876 99 

268.9 2,76 100 

1664 1.66 73 

160.4 1.67 

1564 1.63 

- 100 

8474 1.66 

2474 2.89 

406.6 446 

4098 4.06 

60 

60 

16 

73 

64 

70 

84 

100 

91 

100 

100 

• 100 

' 100 

• 100 

100 

• 100 

1 00 

19 

100 

100 

- 100 

- 100 

M 

80 

- 100 

- 100 

106.4 8.24 

209.4 8,24 

100 

100 

96 

99 

99 

100 

100 

100 

too 

- 100 

- 98 

- 100 

100 

100 

1*0.7 1.66 

2174 248 

1514 1.61 

190,1 1,96 

100,6 1.69 10 

91 

100 

100 

100 

90 

146 Bnargy Infonnation Administration/Co t t and Quality of Putia for Eteottio utility Planta 1087 
P.10 

FROM 01/07/89 13:15 P. 17 

Table 51. Quantity, Cost, and Quality of Fossil-Fuel Receipts at Steam-Electric 

Plants with an Installed Nameplate Capacity of 50 Megawatts 

or Larger, by Company and Plant, 1987 (Continued) 

Company 

Plant (Statsl 

Coal 

Quantity 

(1,000 

Short 

Tone) 

(Canto 

per 

ID* 

Btu) 

(6 per 

Short 

Ton) 

< * 

Avg. 

Sulfur) 

Petroleum 

Ouentlty 

(1.000 

able) 

(Cent* 

per 

10* 

Btu) 

(6 per 

Obi) Avg. 

Sulfur) 

0*1 

Quantity 

(1.000 

Met) 

(Centi 

P»r 

10* 

Btu) 

<6 

P4T 

Mof) 

% of Total atu 

Coal 

Petroleum 

Qe* 

Ohio Edl»or> CO '••i7.l 1874 

Edgewater (OH) *°6*1 141.4 

Gorge Steam (OH)

 10S

-

9

 1M-8 

Nil»» (OH) 626.9 107,9 

BurgBMOHl '.W-I 181-* 

San-nut (OM) «.683.0 132.8 

Toronto (ON) 3S8-6- 103.2 

Ohio Power Co l*,098.3 166.8 

Muakinoum (OH) 8.576*5 161.8 

Hammer (WV) 2.1*8.0 121,7 

MHeholl (WV) 2.9954 170.6 

Gavin (OH) 5.376,8 192.6 

Ohio Valley Eleetrle Corp 8467.0 1664 

Kyger Creek (OH) - 3.387.0 13B.9 

Oklahoma Q*» t EttOtrtO CO 6,0604 152.5 

Amuekle (OK) 

Hor*»»ho» Uk * (OK) 

Muakogee (OX) 0>43

r>1

 1*6*6 

Muwing (OK) -

Seminole (OK) ... 

Sooner (OK) - - 2.632.4 161,6 

Omaha Pubrto Powor Ctatnot - 2400.1 70.* 

North Omaha (NE) 1.0194 73.8 

Nebraeke Oly (NE) - 1492.4 88.9 

Orange 4 Rookland urn* MO •*- 1R14 1034 

Bowline (NY) 

Lovetl (NY) 1S1.2 2034 

Orlando UtUKI** Comm - 618.1 1664 

Stenton Energy (FU -. -

 M»*1 1894 

Indian River (Fq 

Otter T*lt Powor CO 7*94 187.0 

Hoot Lake (MN) <8*0 176.1 

9kj Stone (SD) - 741.0 123,4 

Ow*n*boroC«yof- -•••- - 666.6 1S5.2 

Smith (KY) 695,9 135,2 

P*0HIB Ou 6 Bkentrto Co ........... 

Contre COM * (CA) -

Humboldt Say (CA) 

Hunter* Point (CA) 

Mono Bay (CA) 

Mon Landing (CA) ............. 

Plttaburg (CA) ...,.,...,. 

Potroro (CA) - -

p*omo Powor a ugtit co — 1*4014 IOM 

C*mr»lla<WA) 4.479.0 167.1 

JOhnaton (WY) 8,611,0 71.6 

Wyooak <WY) - -..- -. 1.633*0 52.4 

Jim Bridget (WY) 6,689.0 103,8 

PelneevIHa City ol 68.1 1804 

PainMvM* (OH) - — 62,1 130.2 

Paaedervj City ot — —•- -

Broadway (CA) 

Peftnaytventa thjotrte Co —... 164514 1M4 

Conemaugh (PA) *-078.0 1404 

Front SI (PA) - 207.0 131,0 

Homer City (PA) -. 5458,0 136.3 

Seward (PA) 664.0 106,6 

ShawvWe (PA) 1436-0 118.6 

Warren (PA) ................ 231.0 118,4 

Keyilone (PA) 4.579.0 123.8 

Penntytvarrl* Powor« Ught co '0407 * 18*4 

Brvnner Island (PA) - - 6.887.0 174.7 

Hottwood (PA) - - » ' 913.0 84,6 

31.18 

34.03 

32.59 

2564 

29.34 

32.65 

24.37 

38,97 

37.08 

2008 

40.42 

43.38 

83.14 

33,14 

2640 

28.65 

11.70 

12.24 

11.41 

5347 

53,87 

50.68 

50.68 

2.10 

1.70 

2,05 

3.17 

2.87 

1,66 

389 

3.41 

4.58 

4.26 

1.38 

3.42 

3.86 

355 

.41 

.43 

29.76 ,36 

43 

.35 

,31 

.64 

54 

47 

.97 

15.55 47 

24.68 .09 

,14.95 .87 

29.26 2.96 

2986 846 

1166 .63 

27.08 .68 

1096 .43 

8 44 .57 

19.81 67 

38.64 348 

32.34 2.33 

32.19 

3648 

31,96 

32.41 

25.67 

29.06 

26.65 

30.38 

1.79 

2.30 

1,84 

1.68 

1.61 

1.96 

1.66 

1.46 

1,74 

43.72 1.02 

17.47 1.75 

464 

3.4 

3.3 

2.1 

5.5 

30.4 

139.4 

40.8 

3.7 

59,7 

36.4 

4.1694 

3,938.0 

221.2 

366.7 

43,5 

3404 

16.6 

7.6 

6,0 

3.2 

3.2 

1,630.6 

1,488.0 

131.7 

67,0 

16.0 

10.0 

8.0 

44.0 

2404 

40,0 

3.0 

71.0 

41,0 

47.0 

36.0 

4304 24.76 

427.6 24.76 

425.9 24.57 

428.6 24.66 

438.5 25.13 

431.3 84.78 

425.1 24.47 

480.9 94.60 

416,3 23,65 

443.0 25.03 

427.0 84.95 

410.8 23.55 

4.8 411.6 26.41 

4.6 4366 29.43 

3164 18.66 

318.0 19.67 

SM» 17.H 

264.6 1646 

337.0 20,99 

2993 18,29 

4364 8640 

4434 28.09 

4344 25.54 

404.1 83.76 

404.1 23.76 

290.7 18.66 

303,6 18.68 

4064 28.91 

409,6 2447 

410.8 83.71 

404,2 23.77 

4033 23.86 

044 

.2B 

.20 

10 

.38 

36 

.36 

.00 

.00 

.00 

,00 

.00 

.16 

.18 

4064 88.64 

411.6 83,99 

402.1 83**4 

394.6 23.01 

409*7 23.66 

4064 83.66 

414.0 84,14 

.86 

.29 

.36 

4 1 

.51 

.64 

4 1 

.31 

.31 

.88 

48 

891,7 16.87 4 1 

.30 

.39 

.60 

.30 

.30 

40 

.30 

46 

•es 

.05 

.05 

.05 

.05 

06 

7,8664 8994 16.68 4 1 

51.0 404,7 23,54 .18 

664684 

1,788.1 

87,3564 

8,637,6 

13459,2 

47,044.6 

6644 

684.8 

18.648.7 

18,696.0 

6,947.7 

10,8824 

10.388.9 

836,69-64 

36.444.6 

1,7674 

18.600.3 

30,097,8 

64,414,5 

. 79,093.8 

11.877.6 

16.1 

16.1 

4,1814 

4,1354 

863.3 3.78 

261,1 2.71 

863,3 8.73 

262.7 2.72 

263.8 8.79 

261.3 2.73 

8414 2.68 

241.6 2.38 

8834 8.60 

220,7 2.28 

820.0 237 

2774 844 

2774 8.84 

100 

100 

98 

100 

100 

100 

too 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

100 

68 

00 

100 

96 

96 

100 

7 

38 

58 

06 

- 69 

94 

- 99 

- 100 

- 100 

2664 84S 

856.5 8.66 

256.6 2.68 

856.4 8.60 

286.0 2.66 

8684 8.64 

2664 2.60 -

256.0 8.69 

. 100 

- 100 

- 100 

- 100 

- 100 

424.1 444 96 

484,1 4.84 99 

8914 8.66 

831,6 2,36 

• 100 

- 100 

. 100 

- 100 

- 96 

- 09 

- 100 

• 100 

• 64 

• 100 

- 100 

46 

66 

11 

47 

100 

100 

10 

100 

too 

47 

44 

67 

6 66 

2 

17 69 

1 

6 

1 

- 100 

- 100 

- 100 

- 100 

- 100 

11 66 

7 03 

1 

1 

100 

100 

16 

See footnote* at end of tool*. 

Sourea: Federal Energy Regulatory Comrnouton, FERC Form 423, "Monthly Report of Coat and Ouality of Fuela lor Electric Plant*," 

148 Enargy Irrfornurtlon Administration/Coat and Quality of Fuala for Elactrlc Utility Planta 1W7 
P.11 

' FROM 

i r 

01/07/6 9 13:1 7 P. 18 

Table 51. Quantity Cost, and Quality of Fossli-Fuel Receipts at SteanvElectrlc 

Plants with an Installed Nameplate Capacity of 50 Megawatts 

or Larger, by Company and Plant, 1987 (Continued) 

Company 

Plant (State) 

Coal I 

Public Bervtoe Eleotrlctoaa Co 

Linden (NJ) 

Mere»r (NJ) 

Sewaren (NJ) 

Richmond City Of 

Whitewater (IN)... 

Rochester city ot 

Silver Lake (MN) .... 

Rochester Qaa * Electrto Corp . 

Rochester 3 (NV) 

ROehetter 7 (NY) 

Rualen City ol 

Steam Want (LA) 

8 Mississippi Cleo Pwr A**n 

Motelle (MS) 

R 0 Morrow (MS) 

salt River Pro) Ag 14 P DIM ,.„ 

Ague Frta (AZ) 

Kyrene (AZ) 

Navajo (AZ) 

Coronado (AZ) 

ton Antonio City ol 

Leon Creek (TX) 

Mlaiton Rd (TX) 

Sommer* (TX) 

Braunlg (TX) • 

Turtle (TX) 

J T Deely (TX) 

San Weoo Oe* 4 Electric Co . 

enema (CA).,..'. 

South Bay (CA) ., 

Ben Miguel Biectrte Coop Inc ... 

S«n Mlqwel (TX) 

Savannah Eleetrto 4 Powor Ce . 

Port Wentworth (flA) 

Rlvoraide (QA) 

Mcintosh (&A) 

Semlnot* Eleetrto Coop II M . 

Seminole (FL) 

Slam] Peofflo Power CO 

Fort Churohlll (NV) „ 

Treoy (NV) 

North valmy (NV) 

Slkeolon City of. 

SJkestsn(MO)... 

South Carolina *J*otrtc«CUj* Co . 

Canadys (SC) _ 

H«good (SO „,_ 

McmMkln (SC) ._....„„. 

L-rguhart (SC) 

Water** (SC) ,. 

William* (SO 

South Caroline Pub Serv Auth.. 

Cro*» (SC) 

Oralnger (SC) 

Jotter** (SO 

WfnyahlSQ 

Southern Csetemta Edison co , 

Alomito* (CA) „,. 

Cool Water (CA).,.,..-

El SegundO (CA) 

Quantity {(Cent* 

(1,000 per 

Short 10« 

Tona) Btu) 

It per 

Short 

Ton) 

< * 

Avg. 

Sulfur) 

794.1 182.5 52,11 1,03 

1913 1*8.4 

192.3 185.4 

U2.1 192.6 

122.1 1S2.6 

832.6 170.0 

149.4 170.1 

363.2 170.0 

374* 2.47 

37.29 2.47 

47.21 1.78 

47.21 1.72 

44.99 246 

44.88 2.29 

45.03 2.24 

765.1 

795,3 

8,706.7 

7.043.5 

1,665.2 

24574 

932.6 

222.3 

1134 

68.8 

220.4 

1664 

55,84 

85.84 

24.74 

19.80 

4860 

87.67 

8,667.0 108.8 27.67 

2,524.7 684 

2.524.7 954 

7774 1644 

880.9 1B4.3 

948 

9.22 

44.lt 

43.16 

416.7 164,3 42.51 

64684 801.1 

3.068,0 201,1 

41.60 

48.80 

1,108,7 1684 40.63 

876.1 149.7 

574.1 149,7 

4,778,6 

641,7 

8704 

521.6 

1,657.7 

1.487.J 

4,1274 

1,2684 

1814 

4604 

24434 

170.7 

169.7 

168.5 

169.2 

161,6 

1674 

1764 

1884 

164,6 

181.7 

176.5 

8447 

34.27 

43.96 

43.62 

4345 

41.06 

41,44 

46.17 

44.68 

47.06 

39,16 

44.22 

43.50 

4468.6 104.6 88.96 

,93 

93 

.49 

.49 

.49 

.86 

.36 

1.68 

1.68 

4 7 

.03 

.81 

2.66 

2.86 

1,108,7 1654 4041 4 9 

39 

2.21 

2.22 

1.28 

152 

1,46 

1.16 

141 

1.08 

1.16 

110 

1.96 

1.65 

1,06 

43 

Petroleum 

Quentlty 

(1.000 

Sbla) 

i (Cent* 

per 

10« 

Btu) 

1,578.1 

82.9 

7.8 

7.2 

143.4 

141.2 

42.0 

42,0 

424.4 

305.9 

102.3 

164 

4.1 

4.1 

64.9 

4.0 

4.5 

1.2 

45,1 

10.1 

66.7 

6.8 

1,2 

74 

21.4 

1460.9 

(8 per 

SM) 

(S 

Avg. 

sulfur) 

323.3 19.92 0.27 

312.5 19.55 .2$ 

7.1 400.9 12.66 

7.1 400.6 22.66 

386.4 2140 

358.4 21.00 

311.6 

310,1 

16.16 

19.10 

24 420.1 23.97 

346.4 

385.4 

847.4 

238.6 

247,2 

429,0 

3617 

361.7 

4084 

410,7 

405.3 

400.5 

400.0 

408.9 

396,9 

386.7 

410,7 

3844 

403.0 

88.66 

22.68 

18.41 

14.91 

16.45 

84,95 

81.64 

21:54 

23.38 

23,81 

83.49 

23.73 

83.16 

23.70 

13.84 

22.65 

24,15 

22.81 

23.69 

.60 

30 

228.4 433.8 28.86 .16 

10.7 224,0 13.81 ,79 

65.6 4464 26.82 12 

118.9 442,9 25.93 .12 

4 8 

68 

2.46 

8,49 

.00 

.81 

.32 

4 8 

.74 

.61 

,00 

14* 

1.35 

.80 

.20 

,20 

40 

.20 

20 

.10 

.10 

,10 

.10 

.10 

2764 17.0* 4 0 

Qe* i * of Tom atu 

Quantity 

(1,000 

Mof) 

1.699,9 

7,089.6 

1,361.4 

1,361.4 

1,666.4 

1,806.4 

5,333.2 

6,333.2 

4,2664 

3.9764 

278.1 

67,6*04 

296.7 

78.3 

32,496.4 

31.6834 

3,127.0 

48497.0 

82,317.0 

23.080,0 

4984 

487.3 

9.6 

1,460.0 

1,117.4 

378,7 

178.4 

82.6 

14.4 

8.6 

694 

261,066.7 

66,158.8 

1.2914 

23,360.8 

So* lootnote* at end of table, 

Source; Federal Energy Regulatory Contmlaalon. FERC Form 483, "Monthly Report ol Con and Quality of Fuela for Electrto Plant*," 

(Ctnt* 

per 

10» 

8lu) 

(6 

f t 

MOf) 

Coal 

i — r 

: P* I 

i ho- i 

lo- I Qaa 

257.6 2.85 63 

2*15.1 2,53 

- 100 

- 100 

194.4 1.93 09 

194.4 1.93 69 

• 100 

- 100 

- 100 

169.2 149 

189.2 1.86 

8474 8.67 

326.2 336 

676.6 5.60 

306.7 3.14 

389,0 3,37 

3644 841 

2514 2.63 

817,4 8.28 

260.9 2.71 

167.0 1.72 76 

167.0 1.78 

- 100 

67 

100 

98 

36 

100 

251.7 2.63 

262,1 2.63 

245.9 8,54 

1604 146 

177.8 1.62 

179.9 1.66 

180.4 1.64 

191,1 1.85 

1784 t.86 

20*4 2.11 

204,0 8,12 

204.6 2.11 

- 100 

- 100 

3874 9.66 34 

3B7.8 3.96 87 

3934 4,02 

- 100 

• 100 

• 1O0 

1894 2.98 66 

286.8 2.93 

289.4 2.94 

- 100 

160 

100 

100 

99 

100 

99 

99 

100 

100 

too 

too 

100 

100 

16 

too 

7 

7 

63 

11 

31 

100 

- 100 

21 

• 100 

too 

81 

100 

too 

100 

100 

too 

ioo 

100 

100 

4 6 

8 8 

- 100 

6 

83 

63 

6 

37 

37 

• 1 

- 100 

73 

100 

100 

too 

ISO Enargy Information Adrnlnlatratlon/Coat and Oualfty of Fuala for Elactrlc Utility Planta 1M 7