ML19296C652
| ML19296C652 | |
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| Site: | South Texas, Comanche Peak  |
| Issue date: | 02/19/1980 |
| From: | Stahl D ISHAM, LINCOLN & BEALE, WEST TEXAS UTILITIES CO. |
| To: | HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER CO. |
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| Download: ML19296C652 (50) | |
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Matter of:
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HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER
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NRC DOCKET NOS. 50-498A COMPANY, THE CITY OF SAN
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50-499A ANTONIO, THE CITY OF AUSTIN,
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and CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT
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COMPANY
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(South Texas Project, Unit
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Nos. 1 and 2)
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TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING
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NRC DOCKET NOS. 50-445A COMPANY, ET AL.
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50-446A (Comanche Peak Steam Electric )
Station, Unit Nos. 1 and 2
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ANSWERS OF WEST TEXAS UTILITIES COMPANY TL INTERROGATORIES PROPOUNDED BY HOtSTON LIGHTING & POWER COMPANY West Texas Utilities Company ("WTU") pursuant to agreement with counsel for Houston Lighting and Power Company
("HL&P") answers HL&P's first set of interrogatories as follows:
Answe rs to Interrogatories No. 1-5 The answers to these Interrogatories can be ob-tained from documents which have been made available to counsel for HL&P for inspection and copying at WTU of fices in Abilene, Texas.
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. Answe r to Interrogatory No. 6:
Since January 1, 1968, WTU has discussed with the following utilities the possibility that these utilities might sell electric power to WTU:
Public Service Company of Oklahoma, Central Power and Light Comp,y, City of San Antonio, Southwestern Public Service Company, El Paso Electric Company, Southwestern Electric Power Company, Lower Colorado River Authority, Texas Electric Service Company, Texas Power and Light Company, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative, City of Brady.
See also answer to Interrogatory No.
7.
Answe r to Interrogatory No. 7:
The answer to this Interrogatory as it portains to purchases by WTU can be obtained from the documents attached hereto and designated as pages 7-1 through 7-19.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 8:
The answer to this Interrogatory as it pertains to sales by WTU to of f-system customers can be obtained from the documents attached hereto and numbered page 8-1 through 8-15.
The answer to this Interrogatory as it pertains to sales by WTU to on-system customers can be obtained from the FPC Form-l's previously made available for inspec-tion and copying.
Answe r to Interrogatory No. 9:
Since January 1, 1968; WTU has not refused to sell electricity to any utility that has requested to purchase electric power from WTU.
. Answer to Interrogatory No. 10:
Since January 1, 1968, WTU has from time to time offered to sell economy power to the Lower Colorado River Authority, but all these of fers have been refused.
During this pe riod, WTU of fered to sell electricity to Baird, Brady, Coleman, Winters, and Vernon, but these were refused.
Sub-sequently, all these cities purchased power from WTU except the City of Vernon.
In 1979, WTU, at the request of the City of Seymour, discussed with the City the price it could sell electricity to the City (at that time a customer of Brazos Electric Power Coop ).
The City is still receiving its electricity from Brazos.
Documents relating to these offers have been made availabic for inspection and copying in Abilene, Texas.
I n Nove mbe r, 1977 WTU approached TESCO to explore the possibility of selling economy energy to TESCO.
Docu-ments relating to this matter are attached hereto and numbered as 10-1 and 10-2.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 11:
All of the transactions with the municipal system identified in Answer to Interrogatory No. 10 would have in-volved an interconnection.
In 1976, WTU requested partici-pation in the Comanche Peak nuclear p'. ant being constructed by TU, ou. TU has not responded affirmatively to that request.
Interrogatory No. 12:
Arfw r WEU had been of fered the right to participate in the ownership of the t!ortheastern 3 and 4 generating units being
. constructed by Public Service Company of Oklahoma.
WTU has been compelled to decline to participate in the ownership of these units because of the orders of the Texas Public Utility Commission in Docket 14 and the intrastate-only restrictions imposed by HLP and the TU companies.
Answe r to Interrogatory No. 13:
None.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 14:
Since January 1, 1968, the Public Utilities Board of the City of Brownsville, Texas, the El Paso Electric Com-pany and various cooperatives and REA's have requested partici-pation in coal or nuclear powered electric generating plants being built or planned by WTU and its affiliated companies.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 15:
Since January 1, 1968, WTU has received 1.' such request.
Answe r to Interrogatory No. 16:
Between Janua ry 1, 1968 and the ef fective certi-fication of service areas in 1976, WTU did not refuse to sell electricity to any industrial concern.
Since that time, WTU has not refused to sell electricity to any industrial concern located within its certificated service area.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 17:
In 1976, WTU advised a prospective industrial cus-tomer that WTU did not have sufficient existing capacity to serve a 300 to 475 megawatt load that waa proposed.
The pro-spective customer was advised that WTU would require seven
. years to build a generating plant to serve that load.
Docu-ments relating to the matter set forth in this answer have been made available to counsel for HL&P for inspection and copying.
Answe r to Interrogatory No. 18:
WTU does not know whether any existing or potential industrial customer has located a new facility in HL&P's ser-vice area instead of the service area of WTU, or has expanded an existing facility in HL&P's service area instead of in WTU's service area since Janua ry 1, 1968, solely because of the dif ference in the reliability of the electric service between HL&P and WTU.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 19:
WTU offered to serve Aileen, Inc., Bandag, Inc.,
Western Iron Works, Gulf Oil Corporation, Ozona Gas Process-ing Plant and Duval Corporation at rates dif ferent from the rate in existence or on file at the time of the offer.
The of fers to Aileen and Bandag were made in the early 1970's, and both Aileen and Bandag located in WTU's service area.
WTU i
had not sold either of these customers electricity before either located in the WTU service area.
The offer to Western Iron Works made in the early 1970's included a new of f-peak rate for service to a proposed electric furnace which Western later installed to replace its gas-fired furnace.
The offer to Gulf Oil, made in the early 1960's, reduced an existing rate to provide service to the McElroy water-flood project.
. The offer to Ozona made in the late 1960's included a new discount rider applicable u icer certain conditions to gas processing plants.
The offer to Duval made in the late 1960's expanded the application of the discount rider created for Ozona to include sulphur high-continuous annual operation plants.
Documents relating to the matters set forth in this answer were made available to counsel for HL&P for inspec-tion and copying in connection with the Dallas antitrust case.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 20:
Since January 1, 1968, WTU has served the following industrial customers under a rate under which these customers have been the only customers served:
Aileen, Inc., Bandag, Inc., Western Iron Works, Gulf Oil Corporation, Ozona Gas Processing Plant, Duval Corporation, and Intratex Gas Company.
See also Answer to Interrogatory No. 19.
Service was extended to Intratex Gas Company on July 15, 1972, under the terms of a contract dated January 18, 1972.
The contract provided for an initial 5 year term at the then applicable LWP-6 rate.
Se rvice to Duval Corporation was commenced on December 1, 1967, under the terms of a contract which provided fr r an initial term of 5 years with a 5 year extension unless 180 days written notice was given by either party to the other prior to the expiration of the initial 5 year term.
The con-tract included the Company's rate schedulo LPL-3 which was in ef fect at that time.
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. On Janua ry 1, 1973, the Company's 6% general rate increase went into effect for all customers except those whose contracts with the Company would not allow the rate change.
This revised rate was made ef fective for Intratex Gas Company at the expiration of the 5 year contract.
The 180 da; notice required by the contract with Duval Corporation was not met and that contract was automatically extended for an additional 5 years in accordance with the contractual pro-visions.
At the time service was commenced to Duval Corpora-tion and Intratex Gas Company, the rates applicable to them were the Company's standard rates for such service.
- However, due to the provisions of the respective contracts, these customers becare the only customers served on those rates a f ter the January 1, 1973, rate increase was made ef fective.
Answe r to Interrogatory No. 23:
WTU does not know whether any existing or potential industrial customer has located a new facility in HL&P's ser-vice area instead of WTU's service area, or has expanded any existing facility in HL&P's service area instead of build-ing a new facility or expanding an existing facility in WTU 's service area, since January 1, 1968, solely because of the dif fe rence in the cost of electricity between HL&P and WTU.
Answe r to Interrogatory No. 24:
Recent computer installations by several pipeline
. companies have resulted in the selection of pumping stations that have lower electric rates and higher efficiencies.
WTU does not know whether this reduction in energy purchased f rom WTU was made up by increased purchases from HL&P.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 27:
Since January 1, 1973, WTU has engaged in energy conservation advertising in various media, and has made contacts with industrial customers to advise those customers that a WTU representative would be available to come to the customer's location and recommend ways in which the customer could conserve consumption of electric power.
Answer to Interrogatory No. 28:
The total amounts which WTU has spent for advertising, to encourage customers to locate or expand within WTU 's ser-vice area, and to encourage customers to conserve electricity a re as follows:
Year Adve rtising Area Development Conversation 1968
$232,737
$1,006,521 1969 258,537 1,106,605 1970 255,558 1,105,883 1971 267,738 1,171,295 1972 264,417 1,231,570 1973 254,769 1,341,484 1974 169,234 683,236 1975 182,307 450,419 1976 196,291 340,014
$138,362 1977 218,121 131,147 344,433 1978 217,817 49,758 477,022
- Some amounts included in the " Advertising" column may have been expended for " Conservation", but separate records were not kept until 1976.
. Answe r to Interrogatory No. 45:
In February, 1979, representatives of WTU discussed with representatives of Stone & Webster the possibility of interconnecting WTU with El Paso Electric Company through a DC tie.
Documents relating to this subject matter have been made available for inspection and copying in Abilene, Texas.
Also, from time to time, a DC interconnection between WTU and the Southwest Power Pool has been considered by consul-tants retained on behalf of the Central and Southwest Companies.
See the *estimony of A.
J.
Wood and F.
G.
Arey in SEC Admin. Proc. File No. 3-4951.
ISHAM, LINCOLN & BEALE By Attorneys for West Texas Utilities Company DATED:
February 19, 1980 ISHAM, LINCOLN & BEALE 1050 17th Street, N.W.
Seventh Floor Washington, D.C.
20036
STATE OF TEXAS
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SS COUNTY OF TAYLOR
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VERI FICAT ION I,
G.
H.
King, having been duly sworn, do depose and say that I am a Vice President of West Texas Utilities Company, that I have read the foregoing Answers to Interrogatories and that the facts stated therein are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
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G.
H. Kinc/
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this A4I** day of deduu <n.
1980.
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.<A) kdla J Notary Public My Commission expires
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Matter of:
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HOUSTON LIGHTING & POWER S
NRC DOCKET NOS. 50-498A COMPANY, THE CITY OF SAN S
50-499A ANTONIO, THE CITY OF AUSTIN,S and CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT S COMPANY S
(South Texas Project, S
Unit Nos. 1 and 2)
S S
TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING S
NRC DOCKET NOS. 50-445A COMPANY, et al.
S 50-446A (Comanche Peik Steam S
Electric Station, S
Unit Nos. 1 and 2)
S CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I,
David M.
Stahl, hereby certify that copies of the foregoing Answers of West Texas Utilities Company to Interrogatories Propounded by Houston Lighting & Power Company were served upon the following listed persons by deposit in the United States mail, first class postage prepaid on this 19th day of February, 1980.
/b n b L As David M.
Stahl
s MAILING LIST Marshall E. Miller, Esq.
Roy P.
Lessy, Jr.,
Esq.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Michael B.
Blume, Esq.
Washington, D.C.
20555 U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Comm.
Washington, D.C.
20555 Michael L. Glaser, Esq.
1150 17th Street, N.
W.
William C.
Price Washington, D. C.
20036 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Sheldon J. Wolfe, Esq.
Central Power & Light Co.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission P. O. Box 2121 Washington, D.C.
20555 Corpus Christi, Texas 78403 Atomic Safety and Licensing G.
K.
Spruce, Gen. Manager Appeal Board Panel City Public Service Board U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission P. O. Box 1771 Washington, D.
C.
20555 San Antonio, Texas 78203 Chase R.
Stephens (20)
Mr. Perry G.
Brittain Docketing and Service Section President U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Texas Utilities Generating Co.
Washington, D. C.
20555 2001 Bryan Tower Dallas, Texas 75201 Jerome D.
Saltzman Chief, Antitrust and Indemnity Group R.
L. Hancock, Director U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission City of Austin Electric Utility Washington, D.C.
20555 P.
O. Box 1088 Austin, Texas 78767 J.
Irion Worsham, Esq.
Merlyn D.
Sampels, Esq.
G. W.
Oprea, Jr.
Spencer C.
Relyea, Esq.
Executive Vice President Worsham, Forsythe & Sampels Houston Lighting & Power Co.
2001 Bryan Tower, Suite 2500 P.
O.
Box 1700 Dallas, Texas 75201 Houston, Texas 77001 Jon C.
Wood, Esq.
Michael I.
Miller, Esq.
W.
Roger Wilson, Esq.
James A.
Carney, Esq.
Matthews, Nowlin, Macfarlane & Barrett Isham, Lincoln & Beale 1500 Alamo National Building One First National Plaza San Antonio, Texas 78205 Chicago, Illinois 60603 Morgan Hunter, Esq.
J. A.
Bouknight, Esq.
Bill D.
St. Clair, Esq.
Bill Franklin, Esq.
McGinnin, Lockridge & Kilgore Lowenstein, Newman, Reis, Axelrad Fifth Floor, Texas State
& Toll Bank Building 1025 Connecticut Avenue, N. W.
900 Congress Avenue Washington, D. C.
20036 Austin, Texas 78701 R. Gordon Gooch, Esq.
Don R.
Butler, Esq.
Baker & Botts 1225 Southwest Tower 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.
Austin, Texas 78701 Washington, D. C.
20006
Jerry L.
IIarris, Esq.
W.
S.
Robson Richard C.
Balough, Esq.
General Manager City of Austin South Texas Electric P.
O.
Box 1088 Cooperative, Inc.
Austin, Texas 78767 Route 6, Building 102 Victoria Regional Airport Joseph B.
Knotts, Jr., Esq.
Victoria, Texas 77901 Nicholas S.
Reynolds, Esq.
Debevoise & Liberman Robert C. McDiarmid, Esq.
1200 17th Street, N. W.
Robert A.
Jablon, Esq.
Washington, D.
C.
20036 Marc R.
Poirier Speigel & McDiarmid Don H. Davidson 2600 Virginia Avenue, N.W.
City Man 0ger Washington, D.
C.
20036 City of Aastin P.
O.
Box 1088 Kevin B. Pratt Austin, Texas 78767 Texas Attorney General's Office P.
O.
Box 12548 Jay Galt, Esq.
Austin, Texas 78711 Looney, Nichols, Johnson & Ilays 219 Couch Drive William II. Burchette, Esq.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Frederic II. Ritts, Esq.
Law Offices of Northcutt Ely Knoland J.
Plucknett Watergate Building Executive Director Washington, D.
C.
20037 Committee on Power for the Southwest, Inc.
Whe : ley & Wolleson 5541 East Skelly Drive ll; Watergate Office Bldg.
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 26,0 Virginia Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.
C.
20037 John W.
Davidson, Esq.
Sawtelle, Goods, Davidson & Tiolo Joseph Rutberg, Esq.
1100 San Antonio Savings Building Antitrust Counsel San Antonio, Texas 78205 Counsel for NRC Staff U.S. NRC Washington, D.
C.
20555 Douglas F.
John, Esq.
Linda L. Aaker, Esq.
Akin, Gump, IIauer & Feld Asst. Attorney General 1333 New IIampshire Avenue, N. W.
P.
O.
Box 12548 Suite 400 Capitol Station Washington, D.
C.
N. Woolsey, Esq.
Robert M. Rader Dyer and Redford Conner, Moore & Corber 1030 Petroleum Tower 1747 Pennsylvania Ave.,
N.W.
Corpus Christi, Texas 78474 Washington, D.C.
20006 Donald Clements Melvin G.
Berger, Esq.
Gulf States Utilities Company Ronald Clark, Esq.
P.
O.
Box 2951 Antitrust Division, Energy Beaumont, Texas 77704 Section Room 8308 414 llth Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
20530 Charles G. Thrash, Jr.,
Esq.
Joseph J.
Saunders, Esq.
E. W.
Barnett, Esq.
Chief, Public Counsel &
Theodore F. Weiss, Esq.
Legislative Section J.
Gregory Copeland, Esq.
Antitrust Section Baker & Botts U.S. Department of Justice 3000 One Shell Plaza P.
O. Box 14141 Houston, TX 77002 Washington, D.C.
20044 Donald A.
Kaplan, Chief Robert E.
Bathen Robert Fabrikant, Asst. Chief R. W. Beck & Associates Energy Section P.
O. Box 6817 Antitrust Division Orlando, Florida 82853 U.S.
Department of Justice Washington, D.C.
20530 Mr. G.
Holman King West Texas Utilities Company Nancy Luque P.
O.
Box 841 Susan B.
Cyphert Abilene, TX 79604 Ronald H.
Clark Frederick H.
Parmenter John Carney, Esq.
Antitrust Division Weil, Gotshal & Manges Energy Section 767 Fifth Avenue U.
S.
Department of Justice New York, NY 10022 Room 8413 414 llth Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
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Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM CITY OF BRADY (1968-1979)
Year KWH Mills /KWH Cost
]Dggi 1968 8,000 10.0 80.00 Emergency 1969 - - NONE 1970 - - NONE 1971 10,000 10.0 100.00 Energency 1972 1,000 10.0 10.00 1973 5,000 10.0 50.00 1974 - - NONE 1975 2,000 10.0 20.00 1976 - - NONE 1977 2,000 10.0 20.00 1978 2,000 10.0 20.00 1979 - - NONE ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-1
Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM CITY OF BRADY r
p Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1968 May 5,000 10.0 50.00 Emerg. Energy 1968 Nov 3,000 10.0 30.00 1971 Jun 9,000 10.0 90.00 1971 Jul 1,000 10.0 10.00 1972 Mar 1,000 10.0 10.00 1973 Feb 1,000 10.0 10.00 1973 May 2,000 10.0 20.00 1973 Sept 1,000 10.0 10.00 1973 Nov 1,000 10.0 10.00 1975 Dec 2,000 10.0 20.00 1977 Nov 1,000 10.0 10.00 1977 Dec 1,000 10.0 10.00 1978 Sept 2,000 10.0 20.00 o
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Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM IJESTERN FARMERS ELECTRIC COOP. (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year KliH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1968 - - NONE 1969 1,860,000 Vary 4,520.78 Vary 19 70 - - NONE 1971 14,293,000 36,459.86 1972 - - NONE 1973 14,855,000 41,853.75 No Energy Purchased from Western Farmers Electric Coop. (1974-1979).
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Question 2.
ENERLY PURCIIASED FROM WESTERN FARMERS ELECTRIC COOP.
1 s-Year Month Unl Mills /KWH Cost Type 1969 Aug 1,484,000 2.4638 3,656.32 Split Savings 1969 Sept 376,000 2.2991 864.46 1971 Jan 4,743,000 2.5336 12,016.86 1971 Feb 4,197,000 2.5327 10,629.74 1971 Mar 3,199,000 2.6125
-- 8,357.39 1971 Apr 1,658,000 2.5329 4,199.55 1971 May 496,060 2.5329 1,256.32 1973 Jan 340,000 5.0000 1,700.00 Special Energy 1973 Apr 2,020,000 2.7300 5,514.60 Split Savings 1973 May 7,385,000 2.7300 20,161.05 1973 Jun 4,970,000 2.7300 13,568.10 1973 Oct 140,000 6.5000 910.00 Special Energy 1974-1979 - - NONE ATTACIMENT PAGE
Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1968 464,000 Vary 1,305.62 Vary 1969 - - NONE 1970 1,312,000 4,393.65 1971 7,031,000 21,649.31 1972 40,880,000 310,613.48 1973 71,782,000 402,351.95 1974 25,360,000 331,591.65 1975 5,218,000 79,882.25 1976 90,000 1,732.50 1977 241,000 5,642.10 1978 1,783,000 41,448.50 1979 - - NONE ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-5
Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM CENTRAL POWER AND LICHT COMPANY Year Month KWH Mills /KRH Cost Type 1968 July 40,000 3.44 137.60 Temp. Energy
- 1968 Nov 210,000 2.78 583.80 1968 Dec 214,000 2.73 584.22 1970 Jan 845,000 3.70
-. 3,126.50 1970 Feb 158,000 2.72 429.76 1970 Sept 309,000 2.71 837.39 1971 Jan 3,900,000 3.31 12,909.00 1971 Feb 2,498,000 2.55 6,369.90 1971 May 113,000 2.57 290.41 1971 Jun 520,000 4.00 2,080.00 Special Energy 1972 Jan 2,023,000 3.66247 7,409.15 Temp. Energy 1972 Feb 714,000 3.48453 2,487.95 Special Energy 1972 Mar 40,000 3.23750 129.50 Temp. Energy 1972 Apr 597,000 3.25416 1,942.73 1972 May 377,000 3.30611 1,236.40
'1972 Jul 1,077,000 2.55226 2,748.78 1972 Aug 427,000 2.56101 1,093.55 1972 Sept 75,000 3.02107 226.58 1972 Oct 1,768,000 2.572698 4,548.53 1972 Dec 21,120,000 9.799 206,954.88 1972 Dec 11,413,000 6.4952642 74,130.45 1972 Dec 1,249,000 6.1689192 7,704.98 1973 Aug 154,000 7.2 1,108.80 1973 Sept 26,751,000 5.1113398 136,733.45 1973 Sept 10,617,000 7.7341199 82,113.15 1973 Oct 3,973,000 7.1855651 28,548.25 1973 Nov 10,558,000 7.4201175 78,869.50 1973 Dec 9,729,000 7.7067325 74,978.80 1974 Jan 3,598,000 9.0923569 32,714.30 1974 Mar 3,851,000 8.1933264 31,552.50 1974 Dec 17,911,000 14.9251773 267,324.85 1975 Jan 5,218,000 15.3089786 79,882.25 1976 Sept 90,000 19.25 1,732.50 Emerg. Energy to PSO 1977 Jan 241,000 23.4112034 5,642.10 Econ. Energy 1978 Jan 1,783,000 23.2464947 41,448.50
- Temporary energy with Central Power and Light is split savings.
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Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM LOIIER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year Kim Mills /Kim Cost Type 1968 - - NONE 1969 - - NONE 1970 674.0 Vary 674.00 Vary No Energy Purchased from 1971 to 1979 from Lower Colorado River Authority.
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Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM LOWER COLORADO RIVER AUTHORITY Year Month KWH Mills /."Ja Cost Type 1970 Mar 582,000 1.00 582.00 Special Energy 1970 Apr 92,000 1.00 92.00 1971 thru present - - - NONE ATTACHMENT PAGE
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Question 2 ENERGY PURCHASED FROM PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year Ktal Mills / INH Cost Tyye 1968 131,384,700 Vary 315,065.70 Vary 1969 132,768,000 336,928.91 1970 89,987,000 240,564.21 1971 64,817,000 196,884.29 1972 64,336,000 274,376.23 1973 115,097,000 569,032.63 1974 232,890,000 2,036,797.79 1975 92,350,000 651,387.78 1976 27,589,000 382,845.58 1977 79,868,000 1,465,688.88 1978 237,812,000 2,541,433.43 1979 to date 47,714,000 918,071.09 ATTACHMENT PAGE
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Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FROM PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA Year Month KMI Mills /Km!
Cost Type 1968 Jan 2,539,600 2.36 5,993.46 Temp. Energy 1968 Feb 3,598,800 2.38 8,565.14 1968 Mar 8,093,900 2.27 18,373.15 1968 Apr 11,242,300 2.35 26,419.41 1968 May 2,848,900 2.39
. 6,808.87 1968 Jun 11,891,500 2.38
--28,301.77 1968 Jul 14,411,000 2.45 35,306.95 1968 Aug 17,032,700 2.46 41,900.44 1968 Sept 12,824,300 2.32 29,752.38 1968 Oct 12,253,100 2.40 29,407.44 1968 Nov 15,794,700 2.42 38,223.17 1968 Dec 18,853,900 2.44 46,003.52 1969 Jan 16,027,000 2.43 38,945.61 1969 Feb 13,661,000 2.39 32,649.79 1969 Mar 14,723,000 2.75 40,488.25 1969 Apr 12,291,000 2.52 30,973.32 1969 May 13,698,000 2.43 33,286.14 1969 Jun 16,163,000 2.51 40,569.13 1969 Jul 7,665,000 2.65 20,312.25 1969 Aug 6,529,000 2.63 17,171.27 1969 Sept 9,154,000 2.58 23,617.32 1969 Oct 9,820,000 2.57 25,237.40 1969 Nov 7,757,000 2.59 20,090.63 1969 Dec 5,280,000 2.61 13,587.80 1970 Jan 3,401,000 2.65 9,012.65 1970 Feb 1,497,000 2.65 3,967.05 1970 Mar 2,939,000 2.72 7,994.08 1970 Apr 2,959,000 2.78 8,226.02 1970 May 7,164,000 2.64 18,912.96 1970 Jun 9,493,000 2.69 25,536.17 1970 Jul 6,738,000 2.73 18,394.74 d
1970 Aug 5,073,000 2.74 13,900.02 1970 Sept 3,840,000 2.68 10,291.20 1970 Oct 14,006,000 2.61 36,555.66 1970 Nov 16,042,000 2.68 42,992.56 1970 Dec 16,835,000 2.66 44,781.10 1971 Jan 1,104,000 2.96 3,267.84 Temp. Energy 1971 Feb 157,000 2.85 447.45 1971 Mar 5,188,000 3.12 16,186.56 1971 Apr 7,462,000 2.68 19,998.16 1971 May 1,169,000 2.70 3,156.30 197-May 2,080,000 3.35 6,968.00 Special Energy 1971 May 2,598,000 3.15 8,183.70 1971 Jun 3,940,000 3.15 12,411.00 1971 Jun 13,908,000 3.35 46,591.80 1971 Jul 3,402,000 2.77 9,423.54 Temp. Energy 1971 Jul 5,805,000 3.35 19,446.75 Special Energy 1971 Aug 6,152,000 2.78 17,102.56 Temp. Energy 1971 Aug 440,000 3.35 1,474.00 Special Energy ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-10
s Energy Purchased from PSO Page 2 Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1971 Sept 5,117,000 2.72 13,918.24 Temp. Energy 1971 Sept 780,000 3.35 2,613.00 Special Energy 1971 Oct 2,233,000 2.75941 6,161.76 Temp. Energy 1971 Nov 439,000 2.79675 1,227.77 1971 Dec 2,843,000 2.92137 8,305.86 1972 Jan 1972 Feb 417,000 5.95518 2,483.31 1972 Mar 1,083,000 2.70314 2,927.50 1972 Apr 1,913,000 3.53875 6,769.62 1972 May 709,000 3.68775
?,614.61 1972 Jun 280,000 3.15804 884.25 1972 Jul 283,000 2.95163 835.31 1972 Jul 400,000 3.76815 1,507.26 Special Energy 1972 Aug 780,000 4.05262 3,161.04 1972 Sept 716,000 3.73021 2,670.83 Temp. Energy 1972 Sept 8,079,000 3.993706 32,265.15 Special Energy 1972 Oct 14,372,000 3.9846508 57,267.40 Temp. Energy 1972 Nov 13,957,000 3.9891489 55,676.55 1972 Dec 21,347,000 4.9334052 105,313.40 1973 Jan 6,792,000 7.5616005 51,358.39 1973 Jan 977,000 3.764944 3,678.35 1973 Feb 6,654,000 7.6618771 50,982.13 1973 Feb 107,000 3.55 379.85 1973 Mar 1973 Apr 1,471,000 3.332529 4,902.15 1973 May 1973 Jun 1973 Jul 101,000 4.0 404.00 1973 Aug 47,000 4.0 188.00 1973 Aug 7,510,000 4.62 34,696.20 1973 Sept 23,520,000 4.62 108,662.40 1973 Oct 20,903,000 4.62 96,571.86 1973 Nov 22,009,000 4.62 101,681.58 1973 Dec 25,006,000 4.62 115,527.72 1974 Jan 20,741,000 4.62 95,823.42 Temp. Energy 1974 Feb 20,578,000 4.62 95,070.36 1974 Mar 1974 Apr 217,000 4.0 868.00 1974 May 4,327,000 4.0 17,308.00 1974 Jun 14,100,000 11.537 162,671.70 1974 Jun 8,336,000 10.537 87,836.43 1974 Jun 859,000 4.0 3,436.00 1974 Jul 21,691,000 11.643 252,548.31 1974 Jul 13,202,000 10.643 140,508.89 1974 Aug 20,022,000 11.503 230,313.07 1974 Aug 11,046,000 10.503 116,016.14 1974 Sept 9,293,000 10.362 96,294.07 1974 Sept 13,408,000 11.362 152,341.70 1974 Oct 8,989,000 7.5 67,417.50 1974 Oct 18,447,000 8.5 156,799.50 1974 Nov 14,022,000 8.06 113,017.32 1974 Nov 8,199,000 7.06 57,884.94 1974 Dec 9,612,000 6.88 66,130.56 ATTACHMENT PAGE
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Energy Purchased from P50 Page 3
.Y._,e_a r Month-
_KWH Mills /KUH Cost Type 1974 Dec 15,801,000 7.88 124,511.88 Temp. Energy 1975 Jan 9,196,000 7.03 64,647.d8 Econ. Energy 1975 Jan 16,178,000 8.03 129,909.34 1975 Jan 432,000 28.0 12,096.00 Emerg. Energy 1975 Jan 35,000 27.0 945.00 1975 Feb 6,987,000 6.84 47,791.08 Econ. Energy
.375 Feb 12,609,000 7.84
-98,854.56 1975 Mar 462,000 8.185 3,781.47 1975 Apr 388,000 4.0 1,552.00 Temp. Energy Econ. - Not to be billed.
1975 lby 11,140,000 4.0 44,560.00 1975 Jun 14,935,000 4.0 59,740.00 1975 Jun 388,000 5.5 2,134.00 1975 Jul 2,964,000 5.5 16,302.00 1975 Aug 1,032,000 5.5 5,676.00 1975 Sept 4,410,000 5.5 24,255.00 1975 Sept 1,269,000 13.0 16,497.00 1975 Sept 667,000 13.5 9,004.50 1975 Oct 1975 Nov 9,258,000 12.275 113,641.95 Econ. Energy 1975 Dec 1976 Jan 1976 Feb 100,000 8.88 888.00 Temp. Energy Econ. - Not to be billed.
1976 Feb 345,000 12.81 4,419.45 Econ. Energy 1976 Mar 1,719,000 13.655 23,472.05 1976 Apr 1,537,000 14.055 21,602.54 1976 May 9,613,000 12.4162125 119,357.05 1976 Jun 3,500,000 13.9578143 48,852.35 1976 Jul 3,575,000 15.7741119 56,392.45 1976 Aug 4,236,000 15.3924977 65,202.62 1976 Sept 2,702,000 14.3515619 38,777.92 1976 Oct 1976 Nov 39,000 16.1782052 630.95 1976 Dec 223,000 14.5748879 3,250.20 1977 Jan 4,668,000 32.0 149,376.00 Emerg. Energy 1977 Jan 270,000 28.0 7,560.00 1977 Feb 1,871,000 18.2151043 34,080.46 Econ. Energy 1977 Mar 1977 Apr 1,802,000 18.1567869 32,718.53 1977 May 1977 Jun 1,075,000 19.5802512 21,048.77 1977 Jul 2,930,000 18.3725325 53,831.52 1977 Jul 451,000 19.878 8,964.98 Emerg. Energy 1977 Aug 5,565,000 17.9493370 99,888.06 Econ. Energy 1977 Sept 276,000 28.0 7,728.00 Emerg. Energy 1977 Sept 10,226,000 17.4090153 178,024.59 Econ. Energy 1977 Oct 13,388,000 16.2447580 217,484,82 1977 Nov 25,688,000 17.05024315 438,042.86 1977 Dec 11,658,000 18.6087056 216,940.29 ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-12
rnergy rutunaucu stuu rav Page 4 Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1978 Jan 4,038,000 19.3784943 78,250.36 Econ. Energy 1978 Jan 261,000 29.0 7,569.00 Emerg. Energy 1978 Feb 1978 Mar 634,000 17.6211357 11,171.80 Econ. Energy 1978 Apr 23,168,000 17.2692831 400,094.75 1978 May 20,257,000 19.2144049 389,226.20 1978 Jun 3,646,000 19.3459381 70,535.29 1978 Jul 1,352,000 18.9892382 25,673.45 1978 Aug 4,912,000 18.8282818
_ 92,484.52 1978 Sept 12,642,000 18.3281752 231,704.79 1978 Oct 22,733,000 17.3251665 393,853.01 1978 Nov 21,016,000 18.3348292 385,324.77 1978 Dec 23,153,000 19.67544120 455,545.49 1979 Jan 44,000 25.0 1,100.00 Emerg. Energy 1979 Jan 36,000 35.82 1,289.52 1979 Jan 2,290,000 21.4117904 49,033.00 Econ. Energy 1979 Feb 4,241,000 19.7295803 83,673.15 1979 Feb 506,000 25.0 12,650.00 Emerg. Energy
?o79 Mar 19,273,000 18.5199508 356,935.01 Econ. Energy
- 19 Apr 21,324,000 19.3861570 413,390.41 Econ. Energy ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-13
Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FR03! SOUTHWESTERN PU3LIC SERVICE C0!IPANY (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year Kini Mills /KWH Cost Type No Energy Purchased from Southwestern Public Service Company from 1968-1971.
1972 540,000 Vary 1,857.60 Vary 1973 33,537,000 Vary 127,664.52 Vary No Energy Purchased from Southwestern Public Service Company from 1974-1979.
4 ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-14
Question 2.
ENERGY PflRCHASED FROM SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1972 Sept 540,000 3.44 1,857.60 Econ. Energy 1973 Jan 3,186,000 4.25 13,540.50 1973 Jan 174,000 8.50 1,479.00 1973 Jan 27,000 8.80 237.60 1973 Feb 2,922,000 4.25
-' 12.418.50 1973 Mar 7,347,000 3.56 26,155.32 1973 Apr 150,000 6.3 945.00 1973 Jul 266,000 3.6 957.60 1973 Aug 19,465,000 3.6 70,074.00 1974-1979 - - NONE ATTACHFUENT PAGE
.7-15
Question 2.
ENERGY PURCHASED FR031 TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1968 137,734,425 Vary 295,683.71 Vary 1969 21,159,370 64,457.95 1970 1,927,000 13,150.00 1971 702,000 4,491.00 1972 1,659,000 10,037.84 1973 1,124,000 5,859.58 1974 504,000 2,520.00 1975 39,747,000 281,377.91 1976 481,000 2,405.00 1977 23,000 404.43 1978 - - NONE 1979 - - NONE N
ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-16
Question 2.
ENERGY PURCilASED FROM TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1968 Jan 11,553,600 1.99 22,991.66 Econ. Energy 1968 Jan 407,105 7.00 2,849.73 Inadv. Energy 1968 Feb 11,281,500 2.01 22,675.82 Econ. Energy 1968 Feb 1,004,595 7.00 7,032.16 Inadv. Energy 1968 Mar 12,188,500 1.94 23,645.69 Econ. Energy 1968 Mar 88,600 4.00
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354.40 Penalty Powr.
1968 Apr 15,417,000 1.93 29,754.81 Econ. Energy 1968 Apr 32,595 7.00 228.16 Inadv. Energy 1968 May 16,414,000 1.96 32,171.44 Econ. Energy 1968 May 17,000 4.00 68.00 Penalty Powr.
1968 Jun 12,373,000 1.99 24,622.27 Econ. Energy 1968 Jul 15,082,000 2.03 30,616.49 1968 Jul 75,375 7.00 527.62 Inadv. Energy 1968 Aug 6,187,000 2.08 12,868.96 Econ. Energy 1968 Aug 53,000 4.00 212.00 Penalty Powr.
1968 Sept 7,873,009 2.02 15,903.46 Econ. Energy 1968 Sept 428,095 7.00 2,996.66 Inadv. Energy 1968 Oct 10,039,000 2.01 20,178.39 Econ. Energy 1968 Oct 6,000 4.00 24.00 Penalty Powr.
1968 Nov 6,613,000 2.09 13,821.17 Econ. Energy 1968 Nov 1,083,075 7.00 7,581.52 Inadv. Energy 1968 Nov 25,000 4.00 100.00 Penalty Powr.
1968 Dec 8,430,000 2.02 17,028.60 Econ. Energy 1968 Dec 1,060,385 7.00 7,422.70 Inadv. Energy 1968 Dec 2,000 4.00 8.00 Penalty Powr.
1969 Jan 7,328,000 2.13 15,608.64 Econ. Energy 1969 Jan 13,000 4.00 52.00 Penalty Powr.
1969 Feb 4,823,000 2.05 9,887.15 Econ. Energy 1969 Feb 353,875 7.00 2,477.13 Inadv. Energy 1969 Feb 11,000 4.00 44.00 Penalty Powr.
1969 Mar 3,236,000 1.99 6,439.64 Econ. Energy 1969 Mar 81,495 7.00 570.47 Inadv. Energy 1969 Apr 306,000 2.04 626.24 Econ. Energy 1969 Apr 8,000 4.00 32.00 Penalty Powr.
1969 May 1969 Jun 1,189,000 2.12 2,520.68 Econ. Energy 1969 Jul 1969 Aug 1969 Sept 99,000 7.00 693.00 Inadv. Energy 1969 Oct 156,000 4.00 624.00 Penalty Pour.
1969 Nov 462,000 7.00 3,234.00 Inadv. Energy 1969 Dec 3,093,000 7.00 21,651.00 1970 Jan 1970 Feb 13,000 4.00 52.00 Penalty Powr.
1970 Mar 1970 Apr 38,000 7.00 266.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Apr 36,000 4.00 144.00 Penalty Powr.
1970 May 6,000 4.00 24.00 1970 Jun 49,000 4.00 196.00 ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-17
Energy Durchased from TESCO Page 2 Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1970 Jul 66,000 7.00 462.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Jul 9,000 4.00 36.00 Penalty Powr.
1970 Aug 1970 Sept 184,000 7.00 1,288.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Oct 834,000 7.00 5,838.00 1970 Nov 599,000 7.00 4,193.00 1970 Dec 93,000 7.00 651.00 1971 Jan 123,000 7.00 861.00 1971 Feb 1971 Mar 49,000 7.00 343.00 1971 Mar 58,000 4.00 232.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Apr 1971
}by 1971 Jun 96,000 7.00 672.00 Inadv. Energy 1971 Jun 67,000 4.00 268.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Jul 25,000 7.00 175.00 Inadv. Energy 1971 Aug 8,000 4.00 32.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Sept 1971 Oct 149,000 7.00 1,043.00 Inadv. Energy 1971 Oct 8,000 4.00 32.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Nov 1971 Dec 119,000 7.00 833.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 Jan 6,000 7.00 42.00 1972 Jan 5,000 4.00 20.00 Penalty Powr.
1972 Feb 1972 Mar 25,000 4.00 100.00 1972 Apr 504,000 7.00 3,528.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 tby 86,000 7.00 602.00 1972 May 39,000 4.00 156.00 Penalty Powr.
1972 Jun 1972 Jul 1972 Aug 1972 Sept 274,000 5.00 1,370.00 Inad.. Energy 1972 Oct 126,000 5.00 630.00 1972 Nov 1972 Dec 594,000 4.36 2,589.84 Special Energy 1973 Jan 1973 Feb 94,000 5.00 470.00 Inadv. Energy 1973 Mar 158,000 5.00 790.00 1973 Apr 1973 May 198,000 6.21 1,229.58 Special Energy 1973 May 31,000 5.00 155.00 Inadv. Energy 1973 Jun 1973 Jul 1973 Aug 1973 Sept 264,000 5.00 1,320.00 1973 Oct 277,000 5.00 1,385.00 1973 Nov 73,000 5.00 365.00 1973 Dec 29,000 5.00 145.00 1974 Jan 1974 Feb 78,000 5.00 390.00 ATTACHMENT PAGE 7-18
Enutby a ut tassocu L a vas Acawv Page 3 Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1974 Mar 46,000 5.00 230.00 Inadv. Energy 1974 Apr 1974 May 150,000 5.00 750.00 1974 Jun 1974 Jul 1974 Aug 98,000 5.00 490.00 1974 Sept 1974 Oct 1974 Nov 66,000 5.00 330.00 1974 Dec 66,000 5.00 330.00 1975 Jan 77,000 5.00 385.00 1975 Feb 1975 Mar 20,000 5.00 100.00 1975 Apr 80,000 5.00 400.00 1975 May 27,000 5.00 135.00 1975 Jun 1975 Jul 107,000 5.00 535.00 1975 Aug 1975 Sept 1975 Oct 181,000 5.00 905.00 1975 Nov 18,662,000 6.825 127,368.15 Econ. Energy 1975 Nov 17,395,000 7.36 128,027.20 1975 Dec 3,196,000 7.36 23,522.56 1976 Jan 144,000 5.00 720.00 Inadv. Energy 1976 Feb 1976 Mar 10,000 5.00 50.00 1976 Apr 204,000 5.00 1,020.00 1976 May 123,000 5.00 615.00 1976 Jun thru Dec - - NONE 1977 Jan 1977 Feb 1977 Mar 17,000 17.79 302.43 Emerg. Energy 1977 Mar 6,000 17.00 102.00 1977 Apr thru Dec - - NONE 1978-1979 - - NONE ATTACHFUsNT PAGE 7-19
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO CITY OF BRADY (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year Kim Mills /Klai Cost Type No Energy Sold to City of Brady from 1968 to 1971.
1972 2,000 10.0 20.00 Emergency 1973 2,000 10.0 20.00 Emergency No Energy Sold to City of Brady from 1974 to 1979.
ATTACHMENT PAGE 8-1
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO CITY OF BRADY Year Month KMI P. tis /KMI Cost Type 1972 Jun 2,000 10.0 20.00 Emergency 1973 Feb 2.000 10.0 20.00 9
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ATTACllMENT PAGE 8-2
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO CENTRAL P0 TIER AND LIGHT CO>fPANY (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year Kim Mills /Kim Co;t Type 1968 689,000 Vary 2,218.52 Vary 1969 - - NONE 1970 - - NONE 1971 - - NONE 1972 - - NONE 1973 23,792,000 Vary 181,087.63 Vary 1974 332,113,000 2,917,124.54 1975 682,825,000 8,716,134.29 1976 632,924,000 10,317,994.03 1977 794,463,000 14,913,194.12 1978 294,444,000 6,114,467.62 1979 to date - -
127,852,000 2,797,508.47 ATTACilMENT PAGE 8-3
ENERGY SALES TO CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Year Month KWH Mills /Kim Cost Tm 1968 May 188,000 3.13 588.44 Temp. Energy
- 1968 Jun 240,000 3.30 792.00 1968 Aug 148,000 3.25 481.00 1968 Scpt 113,000 3.16 357.08 1973 Jul 17,668,000 5.1206124 I
90,470.98 1973 Aug 15,180,000 5.610257 85,163.70 1973 Nov 813,000 6.0091636 4,885.45 1973 Dec 131,000 4.3320611 567.50 l'
1974 Feb 15,553,000 4.6743876 72,700.75 1974 Apr 22,329,000 5.1799938 115,664.03 1974 May 26,764,000 5.6081760 150,097.22 1974 Jun 14,100,000 12.037 169,721.70 1974 Jun 8,336,000 11.037 92,004.43 1974 Jun 15,540,000 5.453558 84,748.29 1974 Jul 21,691,000 12.143 263,393.81 1974 Jul 13,202,000 11.143 147,109.89 1974 Jul 15,146,000 6.013671 91,083.06 1974 Aug 5,122,000 6.78231746 34,739.03 1974 Aug 20,022,000 12.003 240,324.07 1974 Aug 11,046,000 11.003 121,539.14 1974 Sept 9,293,000 10.862 100,940.57 1974 Sept 13,408,000 11.862 159,045.70 1974 Oct 10,838,000 8.4735191 91,836.00 1974 Oct 7,669,000 8.00 61,352.00 1974 Oct 14,239,000 9.00 128,151.00 1974 Oct 1,320,000 7.50 9,900.00 1974 Oct 4,208,000 8.50 35,768.00 1974 Nov 46,288,000 9.6666530 447,450.03 1974 Nov 7,718,000 7.56 58,348.08 1974 Nov 12,823,000 8.56 109,764.88 1974 Nov 481,000 7.06 3,395.86 1974 Nov 1,199,000 8.06 9,663.94 1974 Dec 5,482,000 9.6330774 52,808.53 1974 Dec 3,946,000 7.38 29,121.48 1974 Dec 4,350,000 8.38 36,453.00 1975 Jan 6,746,000 7.53 50,797.38 1975 Jan 12,363,000 8.53 105,465.39 1975 Jan 13,962,000 10.0181672 139,873.65 1975 Jan 14,950,000 10.3647914 154,953.63 1975 Feb 1,601,000 7.34 11,751.34 1975 Feb 2,432,000 8.34 20,282.88 1975 Feb 15,159,000 11.4945729 174,246.23 1975 Feb 11,156,000 11.4870904 128,149.98 1975' Mar 44,326,000 11.860807 525,742.13 1975 Apr 58,061,000 12.1263849 704,070.03 1975 May 71,744,000 11.8880385 852,895.43 1975 Jun 61,932,000 12.1902635 754,967.40 1975 Jul 65,988,000 12.2495239 808,321.58
- Temporary energy with Central Power and Light is split savings.
ATTACHbOENT PAGE 8-4
Energy Sales to CPL Page 2 Year Month KUll Mills /KWil Cost h
1975 Aug 101,800,000 14.1369607 1,439,142.60 Temp. Energy
- 1975 Sept 79,227,000 13.9534582 1,105,490.63 1975 Oct 10,192,000 14.9529072 152,400.03 1975 Nov 69,125,000 14.3133556 989,410.70 1975 Dec 42,061,000 14.2215659 598,173.28 1976 Jan 96,818,000 14.4767476 1,401,609.75 1976 Feb 102,615,000 15.3510710 1,575,250.15 1976 Mar 99,901,000 16.9792593
~ 1,696,244.98 1976 Apr 78,539,000 16.1924541 1,271,739.15 1976 May 48,879,000 15.3772858 751,626.35 1976 Jun 44,281,000 16.2132758 717,937.85 1976 Jul 40,061,000 17.7551704 711,289.88 1976 Aug 38,863,000 17.0517274 662,681.28 1976 Sept 21,933,000 17.9548092 393,802.83 1976 Oct 25,104,000 18.3662524 461,066.40 1976 Nov 23,586,000 18.9569334 447,118.23 1976 Dec 12,344,000 18.4403095 227,627.18 1977 Jan 1,090,000 18.5807799 20,253.05 1977 Feb 25,975,000 18.8340012 489,213.18 1977 Mar 36,915,000 18.3894171 678,845.33 1977 Apr 40,228,000 18.0637276 726,667.63 1977 May 83,329,000 18.9694912 1,580,708.73 1977 Jun 85,000,000 19.2073563 1,632,625.28 1977 Jul 86,178,000 18.3986168 1,585,556.00 1977 Aug 89,811,000 18.0347674 1,619,720.49 1977 Sept 80,932,000 18.7804204 1,519,936.98 1977 Oct 91,870,000 18.7830584 1,725,599.57 1977 Nov 85,809,000 19.0384367 1,633,669.21 1977 Dec 87,326,000 19.4/19488 1,700,398.67 1978 Jan 34,023,000 20.7781733 706,935.79 1978 Feb 1,008,000 20.24976190 20,411.76 1978 Mar 20,368,000 19.3462299 394,044.01 1978 Apr 17,640,000 19.1127875 337,149.57 1978 May 46,670,000 21.3222010 995,107.12 1978 Jun 12,081,000 21.1684613 255,736.18 1978 Jul 5,476,000 20.3075713 111,204.26 1978 Aug 24,209,000 20.7262308 501,761.32 1978 Sept 37,706,000 21.0424625 793,427.09 1978 Oct 35,742,000 20.1779823 721,201.44 1978 Nov 34,648,000 20.8063716 720,899.16 1978 Dec 24,873,000 22.3772734 556,589.92 1979 Jan 6,659,000 23.5974471 157,135.40 1979 Feb 22,339,000 22.4539505 501,598.80 1979 Mar 47,165,000 21.4283367 1,010,667.50 1979 Apr 51,689,000 21.8248906 1,128,106.77
- Temporary energy with Central Power and Light is split savings.
ATTACHMENT PAGE 8-5
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year KWH Mills /KUH Cost Type 1968 2,895,900 Vary 9,475.45 Vary 1969 992,000 Vary 3,519.24 1970 11,478,000 39,703.21 1971 3,173,000 10,518.79 1972 4,631,000 16,350.66 1973 4,359,000 16,824.00 1974 8,794,000 48,367.00 1975 2,249,000 39,821.00 1976 11,396,000 245,743.85 1977 3,906,000 119,219.35 1978 2,261,000 90,585.50 1979 - - NONE TO DATE ATTACHMENT PAGE 8-6
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA Year Month KWH Mille /KWH Cost Type 1968 Jan 2,603,600 3.38 8,800.17 Temp. Energy 1968 Feb 105,600 2.25 237.60 1968 Mar 11,400 3.36 26.90 1968 Apr 2,800 2.30 6.44 1968 May 120,400 2.35 282.94 1968 Jun 15,700 2.40 37.68 1968 Jul 3,000 2.30 6.90 1968 Aug 1968 Sept 1968 Oct 33,400 2.30 76.82 1968 Nov 1968 Dec 1969 Jan 1969 Feb 1969 Mar 1969 Apr 1969 May 1969 Jun 1969 Jul 64,000
, 3.18 203.52 Temp. Energy 1969 Jul 807,000 3.70 2,985.90 1969 Aug 43,000 2.58 110.94 1969 Sept 10,000 2.58 25.80 1969 Oct 36,000 3.07 110.52 1969 Nov 16,000 2.58 41.28 1969 Dec 16,000 2.58 41.28 1970 Jan 4,880,000 3.48 16,982.40 1970 Feb 1,216,000 3.46 4,207.36 1970 Mar 634,000 3.27 2,073.18 1970 Apr 799,000 3.46 2,764.54 1970 May 12,000 2.65 31.80 1970 Jun 347,000 3.39 1,176.33 1970 Jul 854,000 3.49 2,980.46 1970 Aug 1,711,000 3.49 5,971.39 1970 Sept 1,025,000 3.43 3,515.75 1970 Oct 1970 Nov 1970 Dec 1971 Jan 151,000 2.85 430.35 1971 Feb 2,036,000 3.29 6,698.44 1971 Mar 241,000 3.01 725.41 1971 Apr 32,000 2.82 90.24 1971 May 28,000 2.70 75.60 1971 Jun 1971 Jul 34,000 2.84 96.56 1971 Aug 651,000 3.69 2,402.19 1971 Sept 1971 Oct 1971 Nov 1971 Dec ATTACIBU3NT PAGE 8-7
Energy Sales to PSO Page 2 Year Month KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type 1972 Jan 189,000 8.37825 1,583.45 Temp. Energy 1972 Feb 1972 Mar 21,000 3.57524 75.08 1972 Apr 10,000 3.90000 39.00 1972 May 1,299,000 3.31519 4,306.43 1972 Jun 1972 Jul 1,047,000 3.57980 3,748.05 1972 Aug 1,688,000 3.309846 5,587.42 1972 Sept 377,000 3.000683 1,011.23 1972 Oct 1972 Nov 1972 Dec 1973 Jan 1973 Feb 1973 Mar 1973 Apr 1973 May 1973 Jun 1973 Jul 4,017,000 4.0 16,068.00 Temp. Energy 1973 Aug 189,000 4.0 756.00 1973 Sept 1973 Oct 1973 Nov 1973 Dec 1974 Jan 1974 Feb 1974 Mar 1974 Apr 1,263,000 5.5 6,946.50 Temp. Energy 1974 May 323,000 5.5 1,776.50 1974 Jun 1974 Jul 1974 Aug 1974 Sept 1974 Oct 5,528,000 5.5 30,404.00 1974 Nov 1,680,000 5.5 9,240.00 1974 Dec 1975 Jan 1975 Feb 1975 Mar 1975 Apr 1975 May 1975 Jun 1975 Jul 980,000 23.8 23,324.00 Special Temp.Emert 1975 Jul 1,269,000 13.0 16,497.00 Temp. Energy 1975 Aug 1975 Sept 1975 Oct 1975 Nov 1975 Dec ATTACHMENT PAGE 8-8
Energy Sales to PSO Page 3 Year Mon t h_
KWH Mills /KWH Cost 23 1976 Jan 1976 Feb 1976 Mar 1976 Apr 667,000 13.5 9,004.50 Temp. Energy 1976 Apr 100,000 8.88 888.00 1976 May 1976 Jun 1976 Jul 1976 Aug 1976 Sept 510,000 20.25 10,327.50 Emerg. Energy 1976 Sept 90,000 20.25 1,822.50 1976 Oct 617,000 20.50 12,648.50 1976 Oct 60,000 23.60 1,416.00 1976 Oct 2,564,000 18.50 47,484.00 Repl. Energy 1976 Oct 25,000 17.50 437.50 1976 Nov 63,000 18.60 1,171.80 1976 Nov 5,095,000 23.60 120,242.00 Emerg. Energy 1976 Dec 1,605,000 25.11 40,301.55 1977 Jan 41,000 32.75 1,342.75 1977 Feb 2,335,000 30.60 71,451.00 1977 Mar 1977 Apr 1977 May 810,000 27.8 22,518.00 1977 Jun 360,000 29.9 10,764.00 1977 Jul 360,000 36.51 13,143.60 1977 Aug 1977 Sept 1977 Oct 1977 Nov 1977 Dec 1978 Jan 315,000 42.7 13,450.50 Emerg. Energy 1979 Feb 1,255,000 42.2733068 53,053.00 Emerg. for Resale 1978 Mar 1978 Apr 1978 May 1978 Jun 275,000 35.0 9,625.00 1978 Jul 416,000 34.7524039 14,457.00 1978 Aug 1978 Sept 1978 Oct 1978 Nov 1978 Dec 1979 Jan 1979 Feb 1975 Mar 1979 Apr ATTACHFU'NT PAGE 8-9
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO SOUTINESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY (1968-1979) BY YEAR Year Ktal Mills /lGUI Cost Type 197~
338,000 36.51 12,340.38 Emergency P
e ATTACllMENT PAGE 8-10
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO SOUTm7ESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Year Month _
Kim Mills /K'.m Cy t, Type 1977 July 338,000 36.51 12,340.38 Emerg. Energy 1978-1979 - - - NONE ATTACIIMENT PAGE 8-11
Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY (1968-1979) BY YEAR J
Year Ktal M111s/Kg1 Cost Type 1968 3,013,040 Vary 15,839.70 Vary 1969 225,951,065 710,335.34 1970 40,409,000 148,769.13 1971 16,091,000 1972 6,240,000 1973 32,349,000 198,714.50 1974 2,340,000 49,694.86 1975 658,000 3,290.00 1976 299,000 1,495.00 1977 - - NONE 1978 - - NONE 1979 - - NONE Unavailable information.
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Question 3.
ENERGY SALES TO TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Year Month mal Mills /KWH Cost Type 1968 Jan 37,200 4.00 148.80 Penalty Povr.
1968 Feb 31,400 4.00 125.60 1968 Mar 530,350 7.00 3,712.45 Inadv. Energy 1968 Apr 31,000 4.00 124.00 Penalty Powr.
1968 May 11,825 7.00 82.77 Inadv. Energy 1968 Jun 22,385 7.00 156.69 1968 Jun 4,000 4.00 16.00 Penalty Powr.
1968 Jul 62,000 4.00 248.00 1968 Aug 1,092,000 2.72 2,970.24 Econ. Energy 1968 Aug 117,695 7.00 823.86 Inadv. Energy 1968 Sept 27,000 4.00 108.00 Penalty Powr.
1968 Oct 1,046,185 7.00 7,323.29 Inadv. Energy 1968 Nov 1969 Jan 267,345 7.00 1,871.42 1969 Mar 27,000 4.00 108.00 Penalty Pour.
1969 Apr 212,835 7.00 1,489.85 Inadv. Energy 1969 May 23,175 7.00 162.23 1969 Jun 14,000 7.00 98.00 1959 Jun 1,000 4.00 4.00 Penalty Powr.
1969 Jun 4,049,000 3.28 13,280.72 Econ. Energy 1969 Jul 28,215,000 3.27249 92,333.31 1969 Jul 26,250 7.00 183.75 Inadv. Energy 1969 Aug 73,294,000 5.15762 231,434.60 Econ. Energy
- Billed TESCO for 38 start-ups 4,196.00 1969 Sept 61,011,000 3.0191 184,198.31 1969 Oct 39,328,000 3.0032 118,109.85 1969 Oct 1,061,000 7.00 7,427.00 Inadv. Energy 1969 Nov 18,257,000 3.004 54,778.30 Econ. Energy 1969 Nov 114,000 4.00 456.00 Penalty Powr.
1969 Dec 51,000 4.00 204.00 1973 Jan 640,000 7.00 4,480.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Jan 9,000 4.00 36.00 Penalty Pour.
1970 Feb 156,000 7.00 1,092.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Mar 92,000 7.00 644.00 1970 Mar 12,000 4.00 48.00 Penalty Powr.
1970 Apr 1970 May 2,556,000 7.00 17,892.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Jun 1,845,000 3.22 5,940.90 Econ. Energy 1970 Jun 562,000 7.00 3,934.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Jul 3,945,000 3.301237 13,023.38 Econ. Energy 1970 Aug 747,000 3.956425 2,955.45 1970 Aug 3,783,000 3.556217 13,453.17 Econ. Energy 1970 Aug 331,000 7.00 2,317.00 Inadv. Energy 1970 Aug 39,000 4.00 156.00 Penalty Powr.
1970 Sept 227,000 3.732951 847.38 Special 1970 Sept 923,000 3.562676 3,288.35 Econ. Energy 1970 Sept 23,000 4.00 92.00 Penalty Pour.
1970 Oct 21,000 4.00 84.00 ATTACIU4ENT PAGE 8-13
Energy Sales to TESCO Page 2 e
Month KWH Mills h'VH Cost Type Y_egr 1970 Nov 43,000 3.50 150.50 Energy for Re-Sale to TPL 1970 Dec 24,215,000 3.20 77,488.00 SpeciAl Energy 1970 Dec 226,000 3.50 791.00 1970 Dec 14,000 4.00 56.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Jan 1,000 4.00 4.00 1971 Feb 145,000 7.00
- 1,015.00 Inadv. Energy 1971 Feb 14,000 4.00 56.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Feb 1,214,000 3.201186 3,886.24 Econ. Energy 1971 Mar 1971 Apr 41,000 7.00 287.00 Inadv. Energy 1971 Apr 35,000 4.00 140.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 May 56,000 7.00 392 00 Inadv. Energy 1971 May 718,000 Econ. Energy 1971 May 22,000 4.00 88.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Jun 1,820,000 Econ. Energy 1971 Jul 4,630,000 Econ. Energy 1971 Jul 7,000 4.00 28.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Aug 236,000 7.00 1,652.00 Inadv. Energy 1971 Sept 20,000 7.00 140.00 1971 Sept 18,000 4.00 72.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Oct 1971 Nov 1,262,000 Econ. Energy 1971 Nov 198,000 7.00 1,386.00 Inadv. Energy 1971 Nov 12,000 4.00 48.00 Penalty Powr.
1971 Dec 5,632,000 1971 Dec 10,000 4.00 40.00 Penalty Powr.
1972 Jan 2,103,000 1972 Feb 13,000 7.00 91.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 Feb 2,000 4.00
- 8. 0'0 Penalty Powr.
1972 Mar 520,000 7.00 3,640.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 Apr 2,239,000 4.601 10,301.64 1972 Apr 31,000 4.00 124.00 Penalty Powr.
1972 May 1972 Jun 26,000 7.00 182.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 Jun 1,000 4.00 4.00 Penalty Powr.
1972 Jul 2,000 5.00 10.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 Aug 755,000 4.7097 3,555.82 Energy for Re-Sale to TPL-1972 Aug 150,000 5.00 750.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 Sept 1972 Oct 178,000 5.00 890.00 Inadv. Energy 1972 Nov 1972 Dec 220,000 5.00 1,110.00 Payback 1973 Jan 212,000 12.1549 2,576.84 Special 1973 Jan 122,000 5.00 610.00 Inadv. Energy 1973 Feb 1973 Mar 1973 Apr 464,000 5.00 2,320.00 Inadv. Energy 1973 May 1973 Jun 116,000 14.2793 1,656.40 Special 1973 Jun 6,505,000 5.3037 34,500.57 Special ATTACHbuBNT PAGE 8-14
Energy Sales to TESCO Page 3 Month _
KWH Mills /KWH Cost Type Year.
1973 Jun 393,000 5.00 1,965.00 Inadv. Energy 1973 Jul 68,000 17.41912 1,184.50 Special Energy 1973 Jul 10,256,000 5.241507 53,756.90 1973 Aug 11,755,000 5.7123394 67,148.55 1973 Aug 1,027,000 14.61461 15,009.20 1973 Aug 259,000 5.00 1,295.00 Inadv. Energy 1973 Sept 1973 Oct 677,000 5.69756 3,857.25 Special Energy 1973 Nov 1973 Dec 495,000 25.927858 12,834.29 Emerg. Energy 1974 Jan 38,000 5.00 190.00 Inadv. Energy 1974 Feb 1,732,000 24.720259 42,815.49 Emerg. Energy 1974 Mar 1974 Apr 3,000 5.00 15.00 Inadv. Energy 1974 May 1974 Jun 34,000 27.1094 921.72 Emerg. Energy 1974 Jun 119,000 5.00 595.00 Inadv. Energy 1974 Jul 152,000 5.00 760.00 1974 Aug 1974 Sept 111,000 f.00 555.00 1974 Oct 16,000 5.00 80.00 1974 Nov 1974 Dec 135,000 27.87148 3,762.65 Emerg. Energy 1975 Jan 1975 Feb 128,000 5.00 640.00 Inadv. Energy 1975 Mar 1975 Apr 1975 May 1975 Jun 179,000 5.00 895.00 1975 Jul 1975 Aug 71,000 5.00 355.00 1975 Sept 31,000 5.00 155.00 1975 Oct 1975 Nov 94,000 5.00 470.00 1975 Dec 155,000 5.00 775.00 1976 Jan 1976 Feb 299,000 5.00 1,495.00 1976 Mar 1976 Apr 1976 May 1976 Jun thru Dec 1978-79 None Unavailable information.
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Novembar 11, 1977 Harrold Bassinger with TESCo called and said he was informed by his people that we had some entegy for bid.
I said we had some economy energy.
He asked the price, and I told him I hadn't worked up any price for the energy.
I said I would need tt know his cost for energy to work this up, because we were offering energy on split saving basis.
lie told me he didn't know his cost.
I said I would need it, but he didn't give me any definite answer
' hat he would give me a decremental cost for TESCo.
I said I would study e cost of energy to TES, but I was going to be out of town the following we..
Carl Yancy ATTACIIMENT MGE 10-1
4 November 29, 1977 Harrold Bassinger with TESCo called and asked if I had decided on a price for energy.
I said I had not because I didn't know their decremental cost.
I said we are offering this energy on economy basis split saving. He said he didn't know what their decremental cost was but based on split saving, it would be too high. He asked our cost, and I explained fuel plus adder was estimated to be 18.80. mills /KWH for the month of December, but we bill on actual fuel cost, plus 10% for split saving. He said he would discuss this with his people.
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