ML071500166

Licensee'S Slides for Calvert Cliffs 2006 Annual Assessment Meeting

ML071500166
Person / Time
Site:	Calvert Cliffs
Issue date:	05/22/2007
From:	Spina J Constellation Energy Group
To:	Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Dentel, G RGN-I/DRP/BR1/610-337-5233
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Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant Annual Assessment Meeting May 22, 2007 1

Overview

• Introductions

• Constellation Energy

• 2006 Performance

• 2007 Initiatives

• Closing Comments 2

Nuclear Energy Group Mike Wallace President - CGG Mike Heffley Sr. VP and CNO Kevin Nietmann Jim Spina Maria Korsnick VP - NMP VP - CCNPP VP - Ginna Mark Flaherty Bill Thompson Joe Pollock Manager Manager Performance Plant General Manager Engineering Services Improvement Jim Stanley Hearst Daman Doug Bauder Manager Integrated Manager Manager Operations Work Management Maintenance 3

CCNPP 2006 Performance Highlights Successes:

- Excellence in Industrial Safety

- NRC Component Design Basis Inspection

- Technical Training Program Accreditation

- NRC License Exam

- INPO Evaluation Challenges:

- Configuration Control Associated with Tagging.

- NRC white inspection finding associated with breaker setting on 1A Diesel Generator.

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2007 Initiatives: CCNPP Equipment Reliability

• Continual improvement of equipment performance

• Focus on maintenance of key components

• Excellence in performance monitoring

• Excellence in long range planning 5

CCNPP Investing in the future Modifications (2002 - 2005)

• New Steam Generators (U1 and U2)

• New Unit Transformers (U1 and U2)

• Condenser Re-tube on two waterboxes (U1)

• Main Generator Rewind (U1)

• Low-Pressure Turbine Monoblock Replacement (U1)

Modifications (2006 - 2007)

• Reactor Vessel Head Replacement (U1 and U2)

• Turbine Generator Control Upgrade (U1)

• 500 KV Switchyard Breaker Replacements 6

Commitment to the Community

• New Joint Information Center:

5,000 sq. ft. $1.6 million facility in Prince Frederick

• Response center for CCNPP personnel, state, and federal officials

• Advanced computer work stations, video and data monitors

• Scheduled for completion June 2007 7

Conclusions

- 2006 was a challenging and successful year

- Committed to safety and reliability -investing in people and equipment

- Top Performer in many areas

- Focused on continuous performance improvement

- Integral member of the community Volunteer Community Council supports organizations in Calvert, St. Marys and Charles counties.

Employees donated more than $270,000 to the United Way of Southern Maryland in 2006 8

Jim Spina Site Vice President Calvert Cliffs NPP Thank you 9