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Federal Table 2
1. BPA’s small and nongenerating public agencies’ purchases are requirements these agencies place on
BPA under their power sales contracts and BPA’s partnership program. BPA’s obligation is each
agency’s net firm load requirement not served by its own dedicated resources. These contracts expire
between June 30, 2001, and September 30, 2001.
2. BPA’s exports include: BPA to Azusa, power exchange and capacity sale; BPA to Banning, power
exchange and capacity sale; BPA to BART, power sale; BPA to Burbank, power sale and
capacity/energy exchange; BPA to Colton, power exchange and capacity sale; BPA to Farmington,
power sale (expires prior to rate period); BPA to Federal agencies, power sale; BPA to Glendale,
power sale and capacity/energy exchange; BPA to M-S-R, power sale; BPA to other entities east of
the continental divide, power sale; BPA to other entities in the Pacific Southwest, power sales; BPA
to Palo Alto, capacity sale and seasonal energy (expires prior to rate period); BPA to Pasadena, power
sale, capacity/energy exchange and seasonal energy exchange; BPA to Riverside, capacity/energy
exchange, capacity sale and diversity exchange; BPA to SCE, power sale, capacity/energy exchange,
environmental storage (expires prior to rate period), and option capacity; BPA to SCE Source, power
sale (expires prior to rate period); BPA to BC Hydro for Canadian Entitlement; and BPA’s
Northwest-Southwest Intertie losses.
3. BPA’s contracts out include: BPA to AVC, power sale, supplemental and entitlement capacity,
deferred power exchange (expires prior to rate period) and [NAME] settlement; BPA to [NAME], power
sale; BPA to Big Bend Electric Cooperative, summer seasonal product; BPA to Central Electric
Cooperative, summer seasonal product; BPA to Chelan County PUD, supplemental and entitlement
capacity sale; BPA to Clatskanie, power sale; BPA to the city of Ashland, power sale; BPA to the city
of Idaho Falls, power sale; BPA to [NAME], supplemental and entitlement capacity sale; BPA to
Columbia Basin Electric Cooperative, summer seasonal product; BPA to Columbia River PUD,
power sale; BPA to Columbia Rural Electric Association, summer seasonal product; BPA to Cowlitz
County PUD, supplemental and entitlement capacity and power sale; BPA to Douglas County PUD,
supplemental and entitlement capacity and power sale; BPA to [NAME] and Electric Board,
supplemental and entitlement capacity and power sale; BPA to City of Forest Grove, supplemental
and entitlement capacity and power sale; BPA to Grant County PUD, supplemental and entitlement
capacity and power sale; BPA to Harney Electric Cooperative, summer seasonal product; BPA to
Idaho Power Company for [NAME] and Wells, BPA to Inland Power and Light, summer seasonal
product; BPA to Kittitas County PUD, supplemental and entitlement capacity sale; BPA to [NAME]
County PUD, power sale; BPA to Lower Valley, power sale; BPA to Mason County PUD #3, power
sale; BPA to City of McMinnville, supplemental and entitlement capacity and power sale; BPA to
Midstate Electric Cooperative, summer seasonal product; BPA to [NAME], power sale; BPA
to Modern Electric Cooperative, power sale; BPA to Monmouth, power sale; BPA to Montana Power
Company, capacity/energy exchange; BPA to Nespelem Valley Electric Cooperative, summer
seasonal product; BPA to Northern Wasco Electric Cooperative, power sale; BPA to Okanogan,
supplemental and entitlement capacity and summer seasonal product; BPA to other entities, power
sales; BPA to small and nongenerating public agencies, power sales; BPA to PP&L, capacity sale,
supplemental and entitlement capacity sale, Southern Idaho exchange, and [NAME] standby; BPA to
PGE, capacity sale (expires prior to rate period), supplemental and entitlement capacity, and power
sale (expires prior to rate period); BPA to PSE, [NAME] loss, power sale (expires prior to rate
period), and [NAME] settlement; BPA to Ravalli Electric Cooperative, power sale; BPA to Richland,
Ormet power sale; BPA to Salem Electric Cooperative, green power sale; BPA to SCL, supplemental
and entitlement capacity sale; BPA to Snohomish County PUD, power sale; BPA to Springfield
Utility Board, power sale; BPA to Surprise Valley, summer seasonal product; BPA to TPU,
supplemental and entitlement capacity and power sale; BPA to Tillamook, power sale; BPA to United
[NAME], power sale; BPA to Umatilla Electric Cooperative, summer seasonal product;
BPA to Vigilante Electric Cooperative, summer seasonal product; BPA to Wasco Electric
Cooperative, summer seasonal product; and BPA to Western Oregon Cooperative, power sale.
4. Columbia Storage Power Exchange (CSPE) is the sale of the Canadian share of downstream benefits
under the Columbia River Treaty with Canada to a group of Northwest utilities, expiring April 1,
2003
5. BPA’s generating public agencies’ purchases are requirements that these agencies place on BPA
under their 1981 power sales contracts and BPA’s partnership program. BPA’s obligation is each
agency’s net firm load requirement not served by its own dedicated resources. These contracts expire
between June 30, 2001, and September 30, 2001.
6. No investor-owned utility customers purchasing power under the 1981 power sales contract.
7. Federal diversity is a percentage reduction applied to the Federal system non-coincidental peak utility
requirements. This is due to the fact that all peaking electrical loads do not occur simultaneously
throughout the region.
8. Sustained peaking adjustment is a percentage reduction applied to the Federal hydro system to meet a
capacity load of 50 hours per week. This adjustment also includes reductions for Federal hydro
maintenance, spinning reserves, forced outage reserves, and summer flow augmentation on the Snake
River and [NAME] hydro projects.
9. Canadian Entitlement Return non-Federal to the Columbia River Storage Exchange (CSPE) reflects
the public agencies’ and IOUs’ obligation of Canadian Entitlement allocation to the Northwest
entities of the CSPE, which expires March 31, 2003.
10. Canadian Entitlement Return non-Federal to Canada reflects the Federal system, public agencies’ and
IOUs’ obligation of Canadian Entitlement allocation to Canada, which began April 1, 1998.
11. Restoration adjustments for the losses and gains of the hydro system due to Canadian storage under
the terms of the Pacific Northwest Coordination Agreement. It is an obligation to those utilities that
gained generation from the addition of Canadian storage, and a resource gain to utilities that lost
generation from Canadian storage.
12. Federal renewable resources include: [NAME].
13. BPA’s imports include: Azusa to BPA, power exchange and peak replacement; Banning to BPA,
power exchange and peak replacement; BGP to BPA, supplemental energy (assumed to be zero);
Burbank to BPA, exchange energy; Colton to BPA, power exchange and peak replacement; Glendale
to BPA, exchange energy; other entities to BPA, power sale; Pasadena to BPA, exchange energy,
peak replacement energy, and seasonal replacement energy; PP&L (Wyoming Division) to BPA for
Southern Idaho, power sale; Riverside to BPA, exchange energy, peak replacement energy, diversity
exchange energy, and seasonal exchange energy; Sierra to BPA for [NAME] and Wells; SCE to BPA,
exchange energy (assumed to be zero), supplemental energy (assumed to be zero), environmental
storage (assumed to be zero; expires prior to rate period), option energy, and peak replacement; and
PowerEx to BPA for ABC, peak replacement energy, and for Palo Alto, peak replacement energy
(expires prior to rate period).
14. Federal contracts in include: AVC to BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement and [NAME]
settlement; Chelan County PUD to BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement; [NAME] to
BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement; Cowlitz County PUD to BPA, supplemental
entitlement peak replacement; Douglas County PUD to BPA, supplemental entitlement peak
replacement; [NAME] and Electric Board to BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement;
[NAME] PUD to BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement; City of Forest Grove to
BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement; Kittitas County PUD to BPA, supplemental
entitlement peak replacement; MPC to BPA, exchange energy and peak replacement; Okanogan
County PUD to BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement; other entities to BPA, power sale;
PP&L to BPA, peak replacement and supplemental entitlement peak replacement; PGE to BPA, peak
replacement (expires prior to rate period) and supplemental entitlement peak replacement; PSE to
BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement and [NAME] settlement; SCL to BPA, supplemental
entitlement peak replacement; and TPU to BPA, supplemental entitlement peak replacement.
15. Federal large thermal includes the generation from WNP-2, operated by Energy Northwest.
16. Non-utility generation (NUG) resources include generation provided to BPA by independent power
producers and resources included under the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act (PURPA).
17. Resource acquisitions are resources BPA has identified and contracted for future purchase. When
new Federal resource acquisitions are contracted for and/or on-line, they will be included in the loads
and resources balance.
18. Hydro, small thermal and miscellaneous resources, and combustion turbine reserve requirements are
estimated at 5 percent of the Federal capacity of these resources.
19. Large thermal reserve requirements are estimated at 15 percent of the WNP-2 nuclear project.
20. Federal spinning reserve is the reserve generating capacity maintained to provide a regulating margin
for the automatic generation and frequency control of power generation.
21. Hydro maintenance is the sum of all Federal hydro project maintenance based on the mean of the
1983-84 through 1988-89 schedules submitted to the Northwest Power Pool.