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                                                                   Exhibit 10(D)
                            UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

                                   BEFORE THE

                      FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION

NEVADA POWER COMPANY                )     DOCKET NOS. ER01-2754-002,
                                          ER01-2755-002, ER01-2758-002, AND
                                          ER01-2759-002 (NOT CONSOLIDATED)

                              SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

This Settlement Agreement (the "Agreement"), dated April 16, 2002, is by and
between Nevada Power Company ("NPC"); and each of Calpine Corporation
("Calpine"); Duke Energy Trading and Marketing, L.L.C. ("Duke"); Mirant Las
Vegas, LLC ("Mirant"); Pinnacle West Energy Corporation ("Pinnacle"); and
Reliant Energy Services, Inc. ("Reliant"). Calpine, Duke, Mirant, Pinnacle and
Reliant are referred-to collectively as the "Generators."

WHEREAS, NPC filed separate transmission service agreements ("TSAs") under its
open Access Transmission Tariff ("Tariff") with each of the Generators at the
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ("FERC") in the above-referenced
proceedings; and

WHEREAS, in order to provide the transmission service provided for under the
TSAs and to meet native load needs it is necessary for NPC to construct a 3000
MW transmission project known as the "Centennial Project;" and

WHEREAS, on December 20, 2001, FERC issued an Order (the "December 20 Order")
that, among other things; (1) set for settlement proceedings the issue of how
much security NPC could require of the Generators in connection with the
construction of the Centennial Project; (2) required NPC to negotiate with
Calpine regarding the service, if any, that can be required under Service
Agreement No. 95 that provides for service from the Crystal substation to the
NPC Control Area; and (3) required NPC to make a compliance filing with respect
to the remaining Calpine TSA and the Duke, Pinnacle and Reliant TSAs that
implemented the December 20 Order's ruling regarding rollover rights; and

WHEREAS, on February 27, 2002, NPC made its compliance filing (the
"Compliance Filing"); and

WHEREAS, the parties have negotiated regarding Centennial security, rollover
rights and Calpine's Service Agreement No. 95;

NOW THEREFORE, the parties agree as follows:
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1.    CENTENNIAL SECURITY.

      a.    The amount of each Generator's responsibility for Centennial
            security is specified on Exhibit A to this Agreement. Such security
            shall be in a form as specified in paragraph 1(b), and if not
            already in place shall be put in place no later than 5 business days
            after FERC issues an order approving this Agreement.

      b.    The following are acceptable forms of security:

            i.    The Generator has, or provides a corporate guarantee in a form
                  reasonably acceptable to NPC from an entity that has, a credit
                  rating of BBB+/Baa1 or better (an "Acceptable Credit Rating").

            ii.   The Generator posts a letter of credit in a form reasonably
                  acceptable to NPC from a bank acceptable to NPC.

            iii.  The Generator posts a surety bond from an entity acceptable to
                  NPC.

            iv.   Any other form of security reasonably acceptable to NPC that
                  provides NPC with at least the same level of security as items
                  (i)-(iii) above; provided, however, that a Generator may
                  without NPC's consent replace its existing security with any
                  form of security listed in (i)-(iii) above.

            As of the date of this Agreement, all of the Generators except for
            Pinnacle have provided acceptable security in the specified amount
            and thus have satisfied Section 1 of this Agreement.

      c.    Once service commences under a TSA, a Generator's security required
            under paragraph 1(a) shall be reduced annually on the anniversary of
            the commencement of service in an amount equal to the revenues
            received by NPC under the TSA in the previous year. When the initial
            term of the TSA expires, the security required under this Agreement
            shall be reduced to zero regardless of whether the TSA is renewed,
            at which time the security provisions of NPC's Tariff shall apply.
            NPC shall have the discretion to determine whether, upon the
            commencement of commercial operations of a Generator's facility, it
            is necessary or desirable to require the maintenance of security
            required by this paragraph 1.

      d.    After NPC has received one year's worth of transmission revenues
            from a Generator under a TSA, the Acceptable Credit Rating
            requirement for that Generator will be reduced from BBB+/Baa1 to
            BBB/Baa2.

2.    ROLLOVER RIGHTS. The rights of the Generator under the Duke, Pinnacle and
      Reliant TSAs to rollover long-term firm transmission service at the
      expiration of such TSAs will be governed by the provisions of Section 2.2
      of NPC's Tariff or of the applicable provisions of any successor tariff,
      as such provisions may be modified in accordance with

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      FERC policy. Duke, Pinnacle and Reliant agree to engage in nonbinding
      communications with NPC regarding their intention to exercise rollover
      rights at the expiration of the TSAs that are the subject of this
      Agreement, so that NPC may plan its system accordingly. In order to
      effectuate this commitment, NPC will file amended TSAs that will include a
      new Section 5.0 in the form set forth in Exhibit B to this Agreement.

3.    CALPINE SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 95.

      a.    Calpine Service Agreement No. 95 will be terminated, and Calpine's
            queue position with respect to its unfulfilled requests for
            transmission service made during the year 2000 will be restored. NPC
            will process Calpine's request for service into the NPC control area
            simultaneously with Calpine's later-filed request for service out of
            the NPC control area, with the goal of determining the additional
            facilities necessary to provide service into and out of the NPC
            control area under a single TSA (the "Revised Calpine TSA"). Such
            processing by NPC shall be in accordance with the procedures and
            priorities established by FERC under Order No. 888, including
            application of Order No. 888's first-in-time principles.

      b.    NPC will execute a written release of the existing surety bond for
            Service Agreement No. 95 within 5 business days of the earlier to
            occur of: (a) the certification of this Agreement to FERC as an
            uncontested settlement; or (b) FERC's approval of this Agreement.

      c.    NPC recognizes that Calpine has a single generation project that
            will rely on both its existing 400 MW Crystal to Mead TSA (the
            "Existing TSA") and the Revised Calpine TSA for transmission
            capacity for its project. In order for Calpine's project to be
            viable, Calpine needs assurances that the Revised Calpine TSA will
            provide for transmission rates and an in-service date that are
            compatible with its project. Therefore, an amendment to the Existing
            TSA will be filed with a new Section 9.0 regarding termination, as
            set forth in Exhibit C to this Agreement.

      d.    In order to ensure that service under the Existing TSA and the
            Revised TSA commence at the same time, the date for commencement of
            service under the Existing TSA will be amended to provide that
            service will commence on January 1, 2005.

4.    AMENDED 2000 RESOURCE PLAN.

      a.    Within 90 days of the approval of this Agreement by FERC, NPC will
            file an amended 2000 Resource Plan, pursuant to NAC 704.9503 and NAC
            704.9503(5),

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            at the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada ("PUCN") that will
            reflect the following native load uses of the Centennial Project:

            i.    The 500 MW of capacity made available by terminating the
                  Calpine Service Agreement No. 95;

            ii.   Transmission capacity associated with any future sale of
                  generation capacity from any of the Generators to NPC where
                  the Generator either uses its own transmission rights to
                  deliver the capacity to NPC or elects not to renew its TSA;

            iii.  Transmission capacity associated with the Existing TSA if that
                  agreement is terminated by Calpine as provided in paragraph
                  3(c); and

            iv.   The potential to use the remaining unsubscribed 150 MW of
                  Centennial capacity, provided that an appropriate transmission
                  project is constructed that would allow such capacity to be
                  delivered to the NPC control area.

      b.    The filing by NPC of the amended 2000 Resource Plan pursuant to
            Paragraph 4(a) shall not affect the PUCN's full resource approval of
            the Centennial Project.

      c.    Nothing in this Agreement obligates the PUCN to approve the amended
            2000 Resource Plan to be filed under paragraph 4(a) or in any way
            has any impact on the PUCN's ruling on that filing. If NPC proposes
            in its amendment a new utility facility not previously approved by
            the PUCN, PUCN acceptance will be required in order for the new
            utility facility to be deemed a prudent investment pursuant to NRS
            704.110(10).

5. TERM AND TERMINATION. This Agreement shall become effective as of the date
that it is approved by FERC, and shall remain in effect until all security
required by paragraph 1 has been terminated. The provisions of this Agreement
are not severable and if the Agreement is not approved in whole by FERC, the
Agreement shall be deemed null and void.

6. THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARY RIGHTS. The PUCN is a third-party beneficiary of
Paragraph 4 of this Agreement. This Agreement shall not in any way foreclose,
limit, impair or otherwise encumber the ability, authority or jurisdiction of
the PUCN to take any action on any issue or matter consistent with the law. With
respect to the Generators, nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to
constitute a representation, warranty, covenant, surety of obligation,
guarantee, joint undertaking or joint venture, or any similar right, obligation,
or relationship. No Generator may assert a claim of any type whatsoever against
another Generator on the basis of any third-party beneficiary rights that may be
presumed or implied as a result of this Agreement. Notwithstanding any provision
in this Agreement, the obligations of the Generators are individual, not joint
and several, and no Generator shall be liable to any other Generator, NPC, the
PUCN or any third-party for any act or omission of any other party to this
Agreement.

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7. SUPPORT FOR EXPEDITIOUS APPROVAL. NPC and Generators agree to act to achieve
expeditious PUCN and FERC approval of this Agreement. NPC will file this
Agreement at FERC as a settlement within three business days of its execution by
all Generators, and will pursue expeditious PUCN consideration. NPC will
request, and Generators hereby support, comment periods at FERC as necessary so
that final comments are due no later than five business days after the date that
the PUCN considers the Agreement at a meeting.

8. CONSTRUCTION OF CENTENNIAL PROJECT. Nevada Power shall use reasonable efforts
to complete the Centennial Project in time to provide service as contemplated
under the TSAs.

9. COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each one of
which shall be deemed an original.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereby have executed this Agreement as of the
date set forth above.

NEVADA POWER COMPANY                       CALPINE CORPORATION

By:                                        By:
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DUKE ENERGY TRADING AND MARKETING L.L.C.   MIRANT LAS VEGAS, LLC

By:                                        By:
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PINNACLE WEST ENERGY CORPORATION           RELIANT ENERGY SERVICES, INC.

By:                                        By:
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                                    EXHIBIT A

                              SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

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                 TOTAL CENTENNIAL COSTS       $254 MILLION
                 Calpine                      $33.33 million
                 Duke                         $50 million
                 Mirant                       $40.67 million
                 Pinnacle                     $29.67 million
                 Reliant                      $41.67 million
                 Remainder (assumed by NPC)   $58.66 million
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                                    EXHIBIT B

                SECTION 5.0 OF DUKE, RELIANT AND PINNACLE TSAs

5.0   The Transmission Customer's renewal rights under this agreement shall be
      as specified in Section 2.2 of the Transmission Provider's Tariff as it
      may be amended from time to time in accordance with FERC policy. In
      addition, in order to assist the Transmission Provider in planning its
      system appropriately, the Transmission Customer will communicate with the
      Transmission Provider on a nonbinding basis regarding its assessment of
      whether it will renew this agreement as follows:

      5.1 In the event the Transmission Customer signs a power sales contract
      that: (1) utilizes the transmission capacity provided for under this
      agreement, and (2) extends beyond this agreement's initial term, the
      Transmission Customer shall so notify the Transmission Provider (without
      identifying the parties to the power sales contract) and shall provide the
      Transmission Provider with the Transmission Customer's assessment of the
      likely impact of such contract on its intent to renew this agreement.

      5.2 The Transmission Customer will on an annual basis, starting five years
      prior to the end of the initial term of this agreement, provide the
      Transmission Provider with a nonbinding statement of its current
      assessment of whether it will renew this agreement. The Transmission
      Customer will, on Transmission Provider's request, answer any reasonable
      questions the Transmission Provider has about such assessment; provided
      that the Transmission Customer shall not be obligated to provide any
      confidential market data to the Transmission Provider.
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      5.3 The Transmission Provider's transmission personnel shall treat as
      confidential and proprietary all information provided by Transmission
      Customer under this Section 5.0, and shall comply with FERC's affiliate
      regulations and other applicable provisions of Order No. 889, or any
      successor requirements, in its treatment of such information; provided
      that this Section 5.3 shall not prevent the Transmission Provider from
      providing information to FERC, the PUCN or any other agency of competent
      jurisdiction in accordance with applicable requirements of such agency or
      from compliance with any valid court order requiring the production of
      such information. The Transmission Provider shall give the Transmission
      Customer notice of any such agency request or court order so that the
      Transmission Customer may take any action deemed necessary by the
      Transmission Customer to protect the confidentiality of the requested
      information.

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                                    EXHIBIT C

                           CALPINE TERMINATION RIGHTS

9.0   The Transmission Customer may terminate this agreement prior to the date
      specified in Section 1.0 as follows:

      9.1   The Transmission Customer has submitted requests for service that
            would result in a transmission service request for capacity leading
            from the Crystal substation to delivery points in the El Dorado
            Valley (the "Second Service Request"). The Transmission Customer
            shall have the right to terminate this agreement under this Section
            9.0 if the Transmission Provider's processing of the Second Service
            Request does not result in a transmission service agreement filed at
            FERC no later than October 15, 2002, that has the following
            attributes:

            9.1.1 Firm point-to-point Transmission service for a 25-year term
                  for 500 MW from the Crystal substation to delivery points in
                  the El Dorado Valley, provided at the Transmission Provider's
                  rolled-in transmission rates.

            9.1.2 Transmission service to commence no later than January 1,
                  2005.

            9.1.3 The amount of the Transmission Customer's regional required
                  upgrades resulting from the interconnection of the
                  Transmission Customer's generation facility to the
                  Transmission Provider's system has not increased solely as a
                  consequence of the Second Service Request.

            9.1.4 Transmission Provider will accept as security any of the
                  acceptable forms of security listed in the Settlement
                  Agreement in Docket Nos. ER01-2754, et al. If any upgrades
                  necessary for the Second Service Request are made exclusively
                  for the Second Service Request, Transmission Provider will
                  permit a ramped-up security arrangement whereby security will
                  be required only as Transmission Provider makes expenditures
                  for the upgrades. If necessary upgrades are made for the
                  Second Service Request and other service requests as a group,
                  Transmission Provider will permit a ramped-up security
                  arrangement to the extent practical.

      9.2   In the event that a transmission service agreement with the above
            attributes is not filed at FERC by October 15, 2002, then the
            Transmission Customer shall have thirty days to provide the
            Transmission Provider with notice of termination of this agreement.
            If notice of termination is not provided within 30 days, then the
            Transmission Customer shall no longer have any right to terminate
            under this Section 9.0.
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      9.3   In the event that the Transmission Customer does terminate this
            agreement pursuant to this Section 9.0, it shall be responsible for
            all nonmitigable damages incurred by the Transmission Provider,
            provided that in no event shall the Transmission Customer be
            obligated to pay more than $10,000,000 in damages (the "Damages
            Cap"). The Transmission Provider shall use its reasonable efforts to
            mitigate any damages, including but not limited to, permitting
            another credit worthy customer to assume all or part of the
            Transmission Customer's rights and obligations or reducing the scope
            of the upgrade facilities to the extent it is possible to do so and
            still satisfy all other requests for service to be satisfied with
            such facilities. The Damages Cap shall not be construed to be a
            liquidated damages provision and shall not relieve the Transmission
            Provider of its obligation to mitigate its damages or prove the
            amount of its claim.

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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10(E)

SIERRA PACIFIC RESOURCES OPERATING COMPANIES
FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF
FIRST REVISED VOLUME NO. 1                            SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 96
OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF

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                         SERVICE AGREEMENT FOR LONG-TERM

                   FIRM POINT-TO-POINT TRANSMISSION SERVICE

1.0   This Service Agreement, dated as of July 9, 2002, is entered into, by and
      between Sierra Pacific Power Company and/or Nevada Power Company as
      appropriate ("Transmission Provider"), and Calpine Corporation, (Calpine)
      ("Transmission Customer").

2.0   The Transmission Customer has been determined by the Transmission Provider
      to have a Completed Application for Firm Point-To-Point Transmission
      Service under the Tariff.

3.0   The Transmission Customer has provided to the Transmission Provider an
      Application deposit in accordance with the provisions of Section 17.3 of
      the Tariff.

4.0   Service under this agreement shall commence on the later of (l) the
      requested service commencement date, or (2) the date on which construction
      of any Direct Assignment Facilities and/or Network Upgrades are completed,
      or (3) such other date as it is permitted to become effective by the
      Commission. Service under this agreement shall terminate on the actual
      termination date or such date as mutually agreed upon by the parties.

5.0   The Transmission Provider agrees to provide and the Transmission Customer
      agrees to take and pay for Firm Point-To-Point Transmission Service in
      accordance with the provisions of Part II of the Tariff and this Service
      Agreement.

6.0   Any notice or request made to or by either Party regarding this Service
      Agreement shall be made to the representative of the other Party as
      indicated below.
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10(E)

SIERRA PACIFIC RESOURCES OPERATING COMPANIES
FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF
FIRST REVISED VOLUME NO. 1                            SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 96
OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF

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7.0   If any event occurs that will materially affect the time for completion of
      new facilities or the ability to complete them, Transmission Provider
      shall promptly notify the Transmission Customer. A technical meeting
      between the Parties shall be held to evaluate the alternatives available.
      If the Transmission Provider and the Transmission Customer mutually agree
      that no other reasonable alternatives exist and the requested service
      cannot be provided out of existing capability under the conditions of Part
      II of the Tariff, the obligation to provide the requested Firm
      Point-To-Point Transmission Service shall terminate and any deposit made
      by the Transmission Customer shall be returned with interest pursuant to
      Commission regulations 35.19a(a)(2)(iii). However, the Transmission
      Customer shall be responsible for all prudently incurred costs by the
      Transmission Provider through the time construction was suspended.

      Transmission Provider:
            Director, Regional Transmission
            Nevada Power Company
            P.O. Box 230
            Las Vegas, NV 89151

      Transmission Customer:
            Calpine Corporation
            50 West San Fernando Street
            San Jose, CA 95133

8.0   The Tariff is incorporated herein and made a part hereof.

9.0   The Transmission Customer may terminate this agreement prior to the date
      specified in Section 1.0 as follows:

      9.1   The Transmission Customer has submitted requests for service that
            would result in a transmission service request for capacity leading
            from the Crystal substation to delivery points in the El Dorado
            Valley (the "Second Service Request"). The Transmission Customer
            shall have the right to terminate this agreement under this Section
            9.0 if the Transmission Provider's processing of the Second Service
            Request does not result in a transmission service agreement filed at
            FERC no later than October 15, 2002, that has the following
            attributes:

            9.1.1 Firm point-to-point Transmission service for a 25-year term
                  for 500 MW from the Crystal substation to delivery points in
                  the El Dorado Valley, provided at the Transmission Provider's
                  rolled-in transmission rates.
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10(E)

SIERRA PACIFIC RESOURCES OPERATING COMPANIES
FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF
FIRST REVISED VOLUME NO. 1                            SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 96
OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF

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            9.1.2 Transmission service to commence no later than January 1,
                  2005.

            9.1.3 The amount of the Transmission Customer's regional required
                  upgrades resulting from the interconnection of the
                  Transmission Customer's generation facility to the
                  Transmission Provider's system has not increased solely as a
                  consequence of the Second Service Request.

            9.1.4 Transmission Provider will accept as security any of the
                  acceptable forms of security listed in the Settlement
                  Agreement in Docket Nos. ER01-2754, et al. If any upgrades
                  necessary for the Second Service Request are made exclusively
                  for the Second Service Request, Transmission Provider will
                  permit a ramped-up security arrangement whereby security will
                  be required only as Transmission Provider makes expenditures
                  for the upgrades. If necessary upgrades are made for the
                  Second Service Request and other service requests as a group,
                  Transmission Provider will permit a ramped-up security
                  arrangement to the extent practical.

      9.2   In the event that a transmission service agreement with the above
            attributes is not filed at FERC by October 15, 2002, then the
            Transmission Customer shall have thirty days to provide the
            Transmission Provider with notice of termination of this agreement.
            If notice of termination is not provided within 30 days, then the
            Transmission Customer shall no longer have any right to terminate
            under this Section 9.0.

      9.3   In the event that the Transmission Customer does terminate this
            agreement pursuant to this Section 9.0, it shall be responsible for
            all nonmitigable damages incurred by the Transmission Provider,
            provided that in no event shall the Transmission Customer be
            obligated to pay more than $10,000,000 in damages (the "Damages
            Cap"). The Transmission Provider shall use its reasonable efforts to
            mitigate any damages, including but not limited to, permitting
            another credit worthy customer to assume all or part of the
            Transmission Customer's rights and obligations or reducing the scope
            of the upgrade facilities to the extent it is possible to do so and
            still satisfy all other requests for service to be satisfied with
            such facilities. The Damages Cap shall not be construed to be a
            liquidated damages provision and shall not relieve the Transmission
            Provider of its obligation to mitigate its damages or prove the
            amount of its claim.
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10(E)

SIERRA PACIFIC RESOURCES OPERATING COMPANIES
FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF
FIRST REVISED VOLUME NO. 1                            SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 96
OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused this Service Agreement to be
executed by their respective authorized officials.

      Transmission Provider:

By: __________________________      __________________      __________________
                Name                       Title                   Date

      Transmission Customer:

By:___________________________      __________________      __________________
                Name                       Title                   Date
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10(E)

SIERRA PACIFIC RESOURCES OPERATING COMPANIES
FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF
FIRST REVISED VOLUME NO. 1                            SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 96
OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF

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               Specifications For Long-Term Firm Point-To-Point
                              Transmission Service

1.0   Term of Transaction: 25 Year(s)

      Start Date: 01-01-05

      Termination Date: 12-31-29

2.0   Description of capacity and energy to be transmitted by Transmission
      Provider including the electric Control Area in which the transaction
      originates.

      400 MW from Crystal 500 kV Substation in Nevada Power Company's Control
      Area to Mead 230 kV Substation .

3.0             Point of Receipt                    Delivering Party

            CRYSTAL 500 KV SUBSTATION              CALPINE CORPORATION

4.0             Point of Delivery                    Receiving Party

             MEAD 230 KV SUBSTATION                      MARKET

         Nevada Power will propose the addition of a Mead 500/230 kV transformer
         such that this contract path would allow for deliveries to Mead 230 kV.
         Nevada Power will work with the appropriate third party utilities to
         accomplish the interconnection. Any firm service that is offered by
         Nevada Power to Mead 230 kV using this contract path is contingent upon
         the successful completion of the transformer installation.

5.0   Maximum amount of capacity and energy to be transmitted (Reserved
      Capacity):  400 MW

6.0   Designation of party(ies) subject to reciprocal service obligation:
      None

7.0   Name(s) of any Intervening Systems providing transmission service:  None
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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10(E)

SIERRA PACIFIC RESOURCES OPERATING COMPANIES
FERC ELECTRIC TARIFF
FIRST REVISED VOLUME NO. 1                            SERVICE AGREEMENT NO. 96
OPEN ACCESS TRANSMISSION TARIFF

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8.0   Service under this Agreement may be subject to some combination of the
      charges detailed below. (The appropriate charges for individual
      transactions will be determined in accordance with the terms and
      conditions of the Tariff.)

      8.1   Transmission Charge:  $1.21/kW-mo.

      8.2   System Impact and/or Facilities Study Charge(s):
            Pending finalization, $30,000 deposit in place.  Calpine will be
            responsible for the final actual costs.

      8.3   Direct Assignment Facilities Charge:  None under this TSA.
            However, Direct Assignment Facilities will be required to provide
            the associated interconnection and are defined in the
            Interconnection & Operation Agreement.

      8.4   Ancillary Services Charges:  As negotiated in the future or as
            defined in Interconnection and Operation Agreement.

      8.5.  Power Factor Requirements: As defined in Interconnection and
            Operation Agreement.

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