ML19326E102
| ML19326E102 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Wolf Creek  |
| Issue date: | 07/08/1980 |
| From: | Nash D Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Koester G KANSAS GAS & ELECTRIC CO. |
| References | |
| ISSUANCES-A, NUDOCS 8007250698 | |
| Download: ML19326E102 (3) | |
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- 980 Docket No. 50-482A Mr. Glenn L. Xcester Vice President - Operations Kansas Gas and Electric Company P. O. Box 208 Wichita, Kansas 67201
Dear Mr. Koester:
'0LF CREEX GENERATING STATICN, UNIT NO. 1 j In reviewing your application for an operating license for the Wolf Creek Genersting Station (WCGS), Unit No.1, we request that you supplement the antitrust infomation submitted with your letter dated May 6,1980, to Mr. Harold Centon, Directar of the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation. Specifically, please provide copies of correspondence and interoffice memoranda which relate to the following activities of KGSE. i 1. The approval ei the 69 kv interconnection between XG&E and the City of Mulvane, Kansas; i 2. KG&E's decision to provide the Cities of Erie, Augusta, and Oxford, Kansas with their full wholesale requirements. 3. KG&E's decision to offer the Northwest Yansas Municipal Energy Agency and the Eastern Kansas Municipal Energy Agency fim power, supplemental power service and transmission service; and a 5.5 j percent ownership participation in Wolf Creek to the Northwest Kansas Municipal Energy Agency; 4. KS&E's decision to wheel power and energy to the City of Kansas City, Xansas from the Southwestem Power Adninistration; 5. KS&E's purchase of the electric distribution system of the City of Kiowa, Kansas; 6. KS&E's purchase of the electric distribution system of the City of Oswego, Kansas; S DOCUME i SO 07250698 c,icc [_ 1 l l i i I l l l $URNAMC >! ~ I .. L. oa rc = ' ......t..... sec %,. siae a.m sacu a:4o
~ Mr. Glenn L. Xc, :er,,_ i::s s,. 7. The proposed change by the Citf of Girard, Kansas from their present Electric Interconnection Centract to an Agreement for Wholesale Electric Service from XG&E; 3. The request by the City of Winfield, Kansas that XG&E sutnit offers to serve the electric needs of the City on (1) a wholesale basis 1 and (2) a retail basis; 9. XG&E's intention to terninate existing contracts with the cities of Burlington, Girard, Wellington, and Winfield.
- 10. XG&E's response to the City of New Strawn, Kansas that it be served by KG&E;
- 11. The relationship between KG&E and The City of New Sttswn and s::ecifically (1) issues precipitating New Strswn's desire to offer XG&E a franchise to provide electric service to the city (2) the KCC's rattenale for l
refusing XG&E a certificate of convenience and authority to serve the city and (3) New Strawn's current supplier of electric service.
- 12. KG&E's purchase of facilities cwned by the 3utler Rural Electric Cooperative Inc.;
- 13. KG&E's decisica to appear before the City Ccuncil of Arcadia, Kansas to explain procedures necessary to change frem being served wholesale to retail;
- 14. XG&E's response to the City of Udall, Kansas that it be furnished retail service;
- 15. XGaE's respensa to t equests by the Kansas Pcwer and Light Company and the Twin Valley Electric Cooperative. Inc. that XG&E establish a delivery point to serve the Cooperative; and
- 16. Please provide the names and addresses of the various cocperatives which have requested either additional delivery points and/or additional load that may be required on existing delivery po.'nt.
We also need copies of correspondence and interoffice memoranda pertaining to activities of Kansas City Power & Light Company as fo11cws: 1. The purchase by XCPL of the City of Ar-restreng's electric distribution systas; 2. XCPL's service to the City of Osawatomie and Baldwin City, Kansas at wholesale; j l l onice > __ _I I i tt >l .,,f l vc evm ma wm sacu a:<o
Mr. Glenn L. Koester g .g 3. KCPL's deletion of Associated Electric "coperative, Inc. as a wholesale customer: 4. KCPL's decision to offer the City of Ottawa, Kansas a Muncipal Participation Agreenent as a replacement for Rate Schedule FPC Mo. 70. (Please provide this new agreement.); 5. XCLP's decision to provide transmission services for the folicwing cities: Garnett, Kansas Osawatomie, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas Independence, Missouri Higginsville, Missouri 6. XCPL's respense to the Xansas Municipal Energy Agency's request for ownership participatien, firm pcwer, supplemental power services, and transmission services. In addition please provide copies of contracts, agreenents and rate schedules (not previcusly provided) which are representative of the range of wholesale and coordination services Applicants offer *w current and future wholesale custceers (i.e., full requirements, partial requireents, transmission services, interconnection agreements, etc.) If these documents have not been finalized, pleasa provide a copy of the latest available draft. In response to Question 1.b. there is no discussion of the unual brokerage scheme which was recently instituted accng "Mo-Kan" operating systems. Information related to KCPL and KGaE's perception of the potential effects of this scheme on App 1tcants' operating practices would be useful in this antitrust review. In addition please provide more specific infornation, if available, on how XEPCo plans to meet its load requirements before and after WCGS is on line. We would like to receive this information within the next thirty days. If you have any questions regarding this request for information you :nay call Maurice Messier or Mick Fields of my staff. They can be reached at (301)492-8339. Sincerely, Darrel Mash, Acting Chief Distribution: Utility Finance Branch M. Rushbrook Division of Engineering E. Licitra Office of Nuclea-Reactor POR Regulation LPOR Central Files a ou w dF3 Files 7 i' NRR:UFB l NRR:UE3 s l OELD l NRR:Upr], w o -c
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Dear Mr. Xcester:
'CLF CREEK GENERATING STATICH, UNIT NO.1 = In reviewing your application for an operating Itcense for the Wolf Creek Generating Station (WCGS), Unit No.1, we request that you supplement the antitrust information submitted with your letter dated May 6,1980, to Mr. Harold Denton, Director of the Offi1 of Nuclear Reactor Regulatien. Specifically, please provide coptes of correspondence and interoffice
- nemoranda which relate to the following activities of XGaE:
1. The approval of the 69 ky intercennection between /JiaE and the City of Mulvane, Xansas; 2. KG&E's decisicn to provide the Cities of Erie, Augusta, and Oxford, Kansas with their full wholesale requirements. 3. KG&E's decision to offer Ehe Northwest Kansas Municipal Energy Agency and the Eastam Kansas Municipal Energy Agency firm power, supplemental power service and trans:nission service; and a 5.5 percent ownership participation in Wolf Creek to the Northwest Xansas Nnicipal Energy Agency; 4. XS&E's decision te wheel power and energy to the City of Kansas City, Kansas frem the Southwestem Power Administration; 5. KG&E's purchase of the electric distributien systan of t.% City of Kiowa, Kansas; 6. KS&E's purchase of the electric distribution system of the City of Oswego, Kansas; cmcc -L l l l I i I __mm OATe > sau-me e sacuom
Mr. Glenn L. Xcester D. ! 1530 7. The proposed change by the City of Girard, Xansas from their present Electric Interconnection Contract to an Aveement for Wholesale Electric Service from XS&E; 3. The request by the City of Winfield, Xansas that XS&E sutznit offers to serve the electric needs of the City on (1) a wholesale basis and (2) a retail basis; 9. KS&E's intention to tentinate existing centracts with the cities of Burlington, Girard, Wellington, and Winfield.
- 10. KS&E's response to the City of New Strawn, Xansas that it be served by XG&E;
- 11. The relationship between XS&E and The City of New Strawn and specifically (1) issues precipitating New Strawn's desire to offer XGAE a franchise to provide eleccric service to the city (2) the KCC's rationale for refusing XGAE a certificate of convenience and authority to serve the city and (3) New Strawn's currect supplier of electric service.
- 12. XG&E's purchase of facilities cwned by the Butler Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.;
- 13. XGAE's decision to appear before the City Council of Arcadia.
Kansas to explain procedures necessary to change from being served wholesale to retail;
- 14. KG&E's respense to the City of Udall, Xansas that it be furnished retail service;
- 15. KGaE's response to requests by the Xansas Pcwer and Light Ccmpany and the Twin Valley Electric Cooperative Inc. that KGAE establish a delivery point to sene the Cooperative; and
- 16. Please provide the names and addresses of the various cooperatives which have requested either additional delivery points arNor additional load that may be required on existing delivery point.
We also need copies of correspondence and interoffice memoranda pertaining to activities of Kansas City Power & Light Company as follows: 1. The purchase by KCPt. of the City of Anistreng's electric distribution systan; 2. XCPL's service to the City of Osawatomie and Baldwin City, Xansas at wholesale; $U A N AM C > ~ E ....l...-. F i .c - :,-,, .c-i I
Mr. Glenn L. Koester g 3. XCPL's deletion of Associated Electric Cooperative, Inc. as a wholesale customer: 4. XCPL's decision to offer the City of Ottawa, Kansas a Muncipal Participation Agreement as a replacement for Rate Schedule FPC No. 70. (Please provide this new agresent.); 5. KCLP's decision to provide transmission services for the following cities: Garnett, Kansas Osawatomie, Kansas Kansas City, Kansas Independence Misscuri Higginsville, Missouri 6. XCPL's respense to the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency's recuest for cwnership participation, fir n power, suppleraental pcwer services, and transmission services. In addition please provide copies of centracts, agrements and rate schedules (not previously providec) which are representative of the range of wholesale and coordination services Applicants offer *4 current and future wholesale customers (i.e., full requirements, partial requirements, transmission services, interconnectica agreeraents, etc.) If these docts:ents have not been finalized, please previde a copy of the latest available draft. In response to Question 1.b. there is no discussion of the manual brokerage scherne which was recently instituted among "Mo-Kan cperating systas. Information related to XCPL and KG&E's perception of the potential effects of this scheme on Applicants' operating practices would be useful in this antitrust review. In addition please provide more specific information, if available, on how KEPCo plans to meet its load requirements befors and after WCGS is on line. We would like to receive this information within the next thirty days. If you have any questions regarding this request for information you may call.%urice Messier or Mick Fields of my staff. They can be reacteo at (301) 492-8339. Sincerely, i Darrel Mash. Acting Chief Distribution: Utility Finance Branch M. Rushbrook 01vhion of Engineering E. Licitra Office of Nuclear Reactor PDR Regulation LPOR Central Files 1 0"tw NRR:UE3.,< OELD l NRR:UQr l e,UFB Files' l NRR:UF3 Wl cui T 7/9~750~~~l[~~77 D NFiegsjna ~ j DNas
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