ML19308C015

Forwards General Public Utils 1979 Load Forecast & Capacity Plan,In Response to Rogovin 790808 Request.Confirms That Officials Will Meet W/Nrc on 790906 to Discuss

ML19308C015
Person / Time
Site:	Crane
Issue date:	08/23/1979
From:	Liberman J BERLACK, ISRAELS & LIBERMAN
To:	Vandenberg L NRC - NRC THREE MILE ISLAND TASK FORCE
References
TASK-TF, TASK-TMR NTFTM-790808-02, NTFTM-790808-2, NUDOCS 8001170757
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BERLACK,IS R AELS & LIBER M AN 26 OROADWAY

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NEW YORK 10004 MARR1 ERLACK g

CARLOS L.ISRAELS AN ntN 2 4 8 6 9 0 Ca C A BL E! B ERlLIB

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.JOLLES LEONARD EPSTEIN JOHN E S NNETT WASHINGTON OFFICE DouG L AS E.DAVIDSON 0200 SEVENTEENTN STREET, N. W.

NICHARD J. LUG ASCH WASHINGTON, D. C. 2OO3G M ARC B. LA SKY (202) 857-.800 August 23, 1979 Mr. Larry Vandenberg NRC/TMI Special Inquiry Group U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C.

20555 Re: NTFTM 790808-02

Dear Mr. Vandenberg:

In connection with Items 2 and 3 of Mr. Rogovin's letter to me dated August 8, 1979, and on our subsequent telephone conversations, I enclose the GPU 1979 Load Forecast and Capacity Plan and some related financial schedules.

In accordance with your request, I also enclose copies of my letters, dated July 31, August 1, August 7 and August 20 and Mr. Gentieu's letter, dated August 13, 1979, to Mr. M. J. Whitman, consultant to the President's Commission, together with the material covered by Items 2, 10, 12 and 13 from those letters and the material enclosed with my letter to him of August 20.

This will also confirm that the cognizant GPU System officials will meet with you and your associates at my office in New York beginning at 9 A.M. on Thursday, September 6, to discuss the matters covered in Mr. Rogovin's letter, dated August 8.

As I mentioned to you, I and some of the GPU officers will be tied up that morning attending a meeting of the GPU Board of Directors.

Consequently, Messrs. Sims and Cherry, who will discuss the matters 8 001170 7f7

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covered by Item 2 of Mr. Rogovin's letter, will meet with you initially and the others will meet with you after the Board meeting, which presumably will conclude by 1 P.M.

Very/trulyyours, JW

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TYPE.

SIZE IN-SERVICE 1978 19/9 1980 Jjsil.

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FORi:ED RIVER (90%)"

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625 1985 4

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N - UUCLEAR, C - COAL, CC - COMBINED CYCLE IftCLUDES EXPEfiDITURES EOR GPU SERVICE CORPORATION EFFECTIVE 1979 ATLANTIC CITY ELECTaiC WILL BE A 10% OWNER OF IHIS STATION.

DATE:

2/79

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TOTAL ACTUAL FORECAST MAJOR PROJECT I1PE SIZE I4-SF,_RVICE 19Z8 19Z9 19M E81 1282 1183 COST TiiW)

GENERATION:

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1 THREE MIE ISLAND #2 (25%)'

N 227 1978 16 1

166 FORPED RIVER (90%)*

N 1168 1983 95 140 183 180 153 123 1069 SEWARD #7 (10%)

C 63 1985 2

2 2

2 6

12 57 OTHER GEt;ERATING UNITS AND l'l)DIFICATION CF EXISTING UNITS 36

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. _3_8

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~1tERAL 3

8 4

3 1

2 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION 276 295 Ti6 E5 396 356 KEY:. N - NUCLEAR, C - COAL, CC - COMBINED CYCLE EFFECTIVE 1979 ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC WILL BE A 10% OWNER OF IHis STATION DATE: 2/79

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METF,0POLITAN EDISON CONPANY CONSTRUCTION TOffLLTOITST TOTAL ACTUAL FORECAST MAJOR PROJECT 19Z8.

1917_9.

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359 THREE MIE ISLAND #2 (50%)

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TOTAL CONSTRUCTION E

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KEY:

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325 1977 6

1 147 ENERATION:

178 THREE MIE ISLAND #2 (25%) '

N 226 1978 24 1

SLWARD #7 (80%)

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64 27 MODIFICATION OF EXISTING UNITS I

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KEY: N - NUCLEAR, C - COAL l

DATE:

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GENERAL PUBLIC UTI. lIES CORPORATION

_ CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS AND SOURCES OF CAPITAL (5 7FIU.TOTfS)

ACTUAL FORECAST 19Za M

1910 1911 1912 1 91 CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS CONSTRUCTfD!i EFENDITUPIS(l)

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TOIAL

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PREFERRED STOCK 154 169 160

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.IlNESTF.EllT TAX CREDITS, NET 58 43 51 39 40 65 50 36 36 51 50 54 CAPITAL.12AT10N:

LLNG-TEM DEBT FREFERhED STOCK 2079 2191 2320 CUO:0N EQUITY 517 541 537 TOTAL J3.66 1451 H56 SliORI-TERii DEBT 3962 4183 4413 TOIAL 90

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2/79

JERSEY CENTRAL'POWP & LIGHT COMPANY CAPITAL PEQUIREMENTS,

SOURCES OF CAPITAL

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10 PIFit;ANCit;G 11 33 4

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PREFERRED STOCK 25

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)

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35 35 36 36

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2/79

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CAPITAL STRUCTURE OF

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TOTAL 1QQ 10Q 10Q 10Q

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INCLUES AFC 0F 27 4

4 5

7 8

DATFr 7/79.

PENNSYLVANIA Elr 'RIC CCf;PANY CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS r,. a SOURCES ~0F CAPITAL

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ACTUAL

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[APITAlllATION:

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IT IS THE COMPANY

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(

GOAL TO MAINTAIN A

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DOUG L A S C.DAveO50N W ASHINC10N, 0. C. 2OO)e RICH ARD J LOBASCH (202) 85F 9600 M A RC 8. L A S R T August 20, 1979 Mr.

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J. Yhitnan M. J. hitman 4 Cor.cany, Inc.

115 Broadway New York, New York f

Dear Mr. Whitman:

In accordance with our telephone conversation, I I

encloce a copy of the following:

1.

A 3-pace surnary of the TMI-2 test pro 7 ram L

downtine 10q, fron initial synchronization on Aoril 21, 1976 through the declaration of initial comercial opera-tion on Decer.ber 30, 1978; A graph showing the actual power generation 2.

and reactor mode chances during that sane period; and 3.

A numnary of the energy generation during the tect program period.

This information was assembled in February 1979 for the preparaticn of a report for the PERC in accordance O

with Electric Plant Instruction 9.D.

Very truly yours,s

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Dear Mr. Unitman:

F qupplementing ny letters to you, uated July 31 and Auguct 1, I enclose the following additional materials

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cru system construction ane' sources of capital:

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A ctraph, dated Pebruary 1979, choving E, v cro ov e m overa11 anneruction - nditures and s=r=" or capital, actual for t he yearc 1974-1978 and forecast for the yearn 1979-1903; (b)

Tablen, all dated February 1979, chowinq for the GPU System consolidated and for Jersey Central, Met-Pd and Penelec, neoarately, construction expenditures by major property categories, actual for the year 1973 and forecaat for the years 1979-1983; and (c)

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nhowinq for the GPU Systen consolidated and for Jersey P

Centra 1, Met-cd and Penetec, negarateiv, capita 1 renuiremente and courcen of capital, actual for the year 1978 and forecast ior the vearn 1979-1983.

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Summarico, each dated February 1979, of retail rate cacca for Jersey Central, Met-Ed and Penelec, neparately, for the period August 1,

1969 through January j

31, 1979, showing filing dates, test years employed, revenue increanen requented, daten of orderc, an.ountu granted, overall raten of return and of return on common equity granted and effective dates.

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Pre-TMI accident performance data for CPU's nuclear units (E!I-1, I

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unit performance data for the period 1967-76.

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capacity f actors of DII-1, TMI-2 and Oyster Creek through March,1979 were 75%, 70% and 70%, respectively.

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Page 2 TMI-2 TEST PROGRAM D0'JN TIME I.0G (FROM INITIAL SYNCHRONIZATION, 4/21/78, 1515 THROUGH COMMERICAL OPERATION, 12/30/78, 2300) D0WN-TIhE Ouenge FROM TO Duration Ko. Date Time Date Time (Hours) REASON FOR OUTAGE 11 10/21 1909 10/21 2139 2.5 Main Cencrator differential relay problems. 12 10/28 0649 11/1 1414 104.4 High vibrations on turbine generator exciter hearing. 13 11/3 2343 11/5 0235 26.8 Unit tripped on loss of feed water. 14 11/7 0524 12/2 0312 597.6 Turbine tripped on loss of heater drain pumps causing condensate booster and main feed pumps to trip. Reactor trip followed due to variable low pressure / temperature. Turbine screen removal and other maintenance performed during this outage in parallel with recovery efforts from the trip. 15 12/2 0428 12/2 0609 1.7 Turbine tripped due to loss of feedwater flow while shifting feed pump. turbine from auxiliary steam to main steam. 16 12/2 0720 12/2 1204 4.8 Turbine tripped due to inadvertant valve operation. Reactor trip followed due to low pressure. 17 12/2 1330 12/3 1748 28.3 Turbine tripped due to improper valve position in steam generator feed line. Reactor tripped on low pressure. 18 12/16 0151 12/22 0351 146.0 Turbine taken off line to repair feed pump. 19 12/28 2318 12/29 1254 23.8 Turbine tripped manually to perform test procedure. f

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...e BERLACK,ISR AELS & LIBERM AN 26 0 ROADWAY [4ARLti NEW YORK 10004 HARRIS eERLAcn CORDEN JESSE R. MEE n 1940 1968 ZANE nLEeN 248*6900 CAOLE: B E RILlu CARLOS L.tSRAELS 4R A H. JOLLES 8946-1969 LEONARD EPSTERN KENNETH R. ASHER JOHN C. GEN NETT WASHINGTON OFFICE DOUG LAS E.DAvsD50N 8700 SEVENTEENTH STREET, N.W. RICHARD J. LUBASCH WASHINGTON, D. C. 2O O3 G MARC B. LASMY (202) 857-9800 ,PA:n..ELIVEPY July 31, 1979 Mr. M. J. tihitaaan M. J. Whitman & Co., Inc. F 115 bi:oadway New York, i;ew York

Dear Mr. Whitman:

hs I mentioned to you at our meeting on July 27th, L it is my underntanding that counsel to the President's Com-mission have asked the GPU conpanies to naintain a record of natorial delivered to the Comminaion's eersonnel and con-E sultants. Moreover, since it is likely that the GPU com-1 panies will be asked to place copies of such materials in the document room for public innpection, I should appreciate it if you would return to me any material that you find you do not need to retain, so that we can avoid any unneces-sary duplication. At our pecting, the following were delivered to you: 1. E!:I Rate Comparison, New Jersey and P Pennsylvania Electric Utilities, Rates in Effect, July 1, 1979; 2. A list of all securities issued by GPU Y and subsidiary companies from 1968 through June 1979; and 3. A copy of Internal Revenue Service Revenue Buling 76-428, I.R.B. 1976-45,8. l + There are. herewith being delivered to'you the follouing: f 1 I. 9'

..$. A e l Mr. M. J. Whitman \\, Page 2 t July 31, 1979 'i l: 4. Documents relating to Touche Ross Construc- <l tion Review in Met-Ed rate case: jI a. Supplement No. 1 to Met-Ud Statement K. (Testimony of P. D. Hafer) and related Exhibits K-22 through K-28; there are two additional exhibits (Exhibits K-29 and K-30) which are referred to in that testimony, which I will have to obtain and furnish to you; b. Met-Ed Exhibits 0-1 through 0-6 (pre-sented by Mr. R. Williams); l. c. Net-El Exhibit P-1 (presenteil by f. Mr. H. Dieckamp); and d. Transcripts of hearings before a PnPUC Administrative Law Judge on October 23, 1978 and December 6, 11, 12, 13 and 14 i in Docket No. R-78060626 (Transcript pages 1231-1309, 2160-2296 and 2453-2991). 5. The orepared testimony of Mr. 11. Dieckamp (Met-Ed/Penelec Statement I) before the PaPUC in the Met "d/Penelee rate case (PaPUC Docket No. I-79040308) l i and 3xhibits I-l through I-5 relating thereto; i l 6. The orders listed on Apoendix A of the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities and Pennsyl- "ania Public Utility Commission. i I will send you tomorrou copies of the prospec-l tuses and annual reports. j Sincerely, i 1 I. i: i James B. Liberman l JDL/ac Enclosures cca Messrs. L. P. Gentieu Ernest Blake i b

APPENDIX B LIST OF PROSPECTUSES July 16, 1968 GPU 1,275,000 shares common stock, $25/sh. August 20, 1968 Penelec $38 million FMB September 10, 1968 Met-Ed $26 million FMB October 8, 1968 Jersey Central $26 million FMB June 5, 1969 Penelec $28 million FMB August 5, 1969 Met-Ed $25 million FMB October 20, 1969 Jersey Central $10 million FMB September 10, 1969 GPU 1,340,000 shares common stock October 20, 1969 JCP&L $10 million FMB, 8-1/2%, $21.50, Due 1999 December 8, 1969 GPU $50 Million Debs. I 10 1/4%, due 1974 April 20, 19.70 Penelec $25 Million FMB 9-3/8%, $17.50/sh. due 2000 May 18, 1970 GPU 1,405,000 shares common stock June 18, 1970 JCP&L $12 Million FMB, 10%, due 2000 October 6, 1970 JCP&L 250,000 shares Preferred Stock, 9.36% November 3, 1970 GPU 1,000,000 shares common stock November 4, 1970 GPU $58 Million debentures 10-1/4%, due 2000 November 9, 1970 GPU l.0 million shares (11/3/70) common stock, $19.625/sh. November 24, 1970 JCP&L $16 Million FMB, 8-3/4%, due 2000

APPENDIX B, page 2 LIST OF PROSPECTUSES January 18, 1971 Penelec $30 million debentures, 8-1/8%, due 1996 February 17, 1971 JCP&L 250,000 shares preferred stock, 8.12% February 18, 1971 JCP&L $35 Million FMB, 8-1/8%, due 2001 May 6, 1971 GPU 3,000,000 shares common stock, $20/sh August 10, 1971 JCP&L $25 million debentures, 9-1/8% due 1996 August 19, 1971 Penelec $20 million Debentures, 8-1/2% due 1996 September 28, 1971 Met-Ed 160,000 shares preferred stock 8.12% November 3, 1971 Met-Ed $15 million FMB, 7-7/8%, due 2001 November 8, 1971 JCP&L 250,000 shares preferred stock, 8% November 9, 1971 JCP&L $25 million FMB, 8%, due 2001 December 7, 1971 Penelec 250,000 shares preferred stock, 8.36%, Series H December 8, 1971 Penelec $30 million FMB, 7-7/8%, due 2001 December 13, 1971 GPU 1,400,000 shares common stock February 28, 1972 Met-Ed 350,000 shares preferred stock, 7.68% March 13, 1972 JCP&L 250,000 shares I preferred stock, 7.88% i

APPENDIX B, page 3 LIST OF PROSPECTUSES May 4, 1972 GPU 3,440,000 shares common stock May 18, 1972 Met-Ed $26 million FMB, 7-7/8%, due 2002 June 19, 1972 Penelec 250,000 shares preferred stock, 8.12%, Series I July 20, 1972 Met-Ed 250,000 shares preferred stock, 8.32% August 16, 1972 JCP&L $25 million FMB, 8%, due 2002 October 11, 1972 Met-Ed $53 mill' ion debentures, 8-1/8% due 1997 December 7, 1972 GPU 1.5 million shares common stock March 8, 1973 'JCP&L $30 million debentures, 8-3/8% due 1998 April 12, 1973 Met-Ed 250,000 shares preferred stock, 8.12% May 22, 1973 GPU 3,940,000 shares common stock rights offering July 12, 1973 Penelec $30 million FMB, 8-3/8%, due 2003 September 19, 1973 JCP&L $50 million FMB 8-5/8%, due 2003 October 18, 1973 Met-Ed 150,000 shares preferred stock 8.32% December 3, 1973 Met-Ed $20 million debentures, 8-3/4% due 1998 December 3, 1973 Met-Ed $20 million FMB, 8-1/2%, due 2003

APPENDIX B, page 4 LIST OF PROSPECTUSES December ll, 1973 JCP&L $30 Million FMB, 8-7/8%, due 2003 June 6, 1974 GPU 4,340,000 shares common stock, $11.50 sh. June 13, 1974 Penelec $50 million FMB, 10-5/8%, due 2004 October 30, 1974 JCP&L $25 million FMB, 12-3/8%, due 1979 December 12, 1974 JCP&L 250,000 shares preferred stock 13.50%, Series F March 5, 1975 JCP&L $35 million FMB, 10-1/4%, due 1983 March 19, 1975 GPU 2.3 Million shares common stock, $14/sh. March 25, 1975 Penelec 250,000 shares Preferred Stock 11.72%, Series J 13 arch 26, 197$ Met-Ed $50 million FMB, 9-3/4%, due 1983 June 17, 1975 GPU Dividend Reinvestment 5,341,998 common June 26, 1975 JCP&L 250,000 shares preferred stock, 11%, Series G July 9, 197E JCP&L $35 million FMB, 10-1/4%, due 1985 August 14, 1975 Penelec $45 million FMB, 10-3/4%, due 1984 September 25, 1975 Met-Ed $45 million FMB, 9-5/8%, due 1985 September 10, 1975 GPU 4,971,971 shares common stock rights offering

APPENDIX B, page 5 LIST OF PROSPECTUSES October 16, 1975 Penelec 320,000 shares Cumulative Preferred Stock, 10.88%, Series K February 18, 1976 JCP.a $60 million FMB 9-5/8%, due 2006 February 19, 1976 Penelec 1,400,000 shares Cum. Pfd. Stock 9% Series March 11, 1976 Met-Ed $50 million FMB 9% Series due 2006 April 13, 1976 Penelec $60 million FMB 9% Series, due 2006 June 2, 1976 Penelec $60 million FMB, 9-3/4% Series due 2006 June 21, 1976 JCP&L $35 million FMB, 9-3/4% Series due 2006 July 15, 1976 Penelec $12 million PCRB 1976, Series A, 7-3/4% Bonds, due 2006 May 10, 1977 JCP&L $60 million FMB, 8-3/4% Series due 2007 June 29, 1977 GPU 3,770,000 shares common stock rights offering September 27, 1977 Met-Ed $35 million FMB, 8-3/8% Series, due 2007 October 17, 1977 JCP&L 2 million shares Cum. Preferred Stock 8.7%, Series H October 12, 1977 GPU TRAESOP } December 13, 1977 Penelec $16,420,000 Pollution t Control Bonds, 6-1/8% i due December 1, 2007 i I

APPENDIX B, page 6 LIST OF PROSPECTUSES January 17, 1978 Met-Ed $8,700,000 Pollution Control Revenue Bonds 6%, due January 1, 2008 Price 99% January 24, 1978 JCP&L $50 million FMB, 9% Series due 2008 Price 99.50% March 17, 1978 GPU 5,341,998 shares common stock Dividend Reinvestment Pro. Par value $2.50 per sh. June 13, 1978 Penelec $45 million FMB, 9-1/2%, Series due 2008, Pr. 99.50% June 15, 1978 GPU TRAESOP September 20, 1978 Met-Ed $50 million FMB, 9% series due Sept. 1, 2008, Price 99.486% January 17, 1979 JCP&L $6,300,000 Pollution Control Revenue Bonds 7-1/8% Series due 2009 i l l -}}