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I UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC ENERGY
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WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER
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Docket No. 50-460-CPA
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(WPPSS Nuclear Project No. 1)
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AFFIDAVIT OF EUGENE ROSOLIE REGARDING THE CONSTRUCTION PERMIT EXTENSION FOR WNP-1 I, Eugene Rosolie, being first duly sworn, do depose and state as follows:
I am Director of the Coalition For Safe Power (Coalition).
As such I am personnally f amiliar with the material f acts of this case and other f acts related to the deferral of
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construction of WNP-1.
A statement of my education and professional qualification is attached as Attachment 1 to this affidavit.
This affidavit addresses the causes of deferral of WNP-1 and the reasonableness of the requestec extension.
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As adv.it.t ed by the Licensing Board in its Memorandite and Order dated March 25, 1983, the Coalition Amended Contention #2 states:
Petitioner contends that the Permittee's decision April 1982 to " defer" construction for two to five years, and subsequent sessation of cohstruction at WNP-1, was dilatory.
Such action was without
" good cause" as required by 10 CFR 50.55(b).
More-over, the modified request for extension of completion date to 1991 does not constitute a " reasonable l
period of time" provided for in 10 CFR 50.55(b).
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The NRC Staff and Applicant state that applicant's justification for extension of construction permit No. CPPR-134 to June 1, 1991 was beyond the control of Applicant and thus con-stitutes. good cause as defined in Commission Order CL1-82-29 and ALAB-722,17 NRC 1221; 3.
NRC Staff states that the exten.sion of the construction permit to June 1, 1991 is for a reasonable period of times 4.
I have performed a review of all documents filed by the Staff and the Applicant in this proceeding, including responses to Coalition interrogatories and the motions for summary disposition.
I have also examined documents made public by the Northwest Power Planning Council (NWPPC), the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA),
Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and the Northwest Conservation
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Act Coalition (NCAC).
These documents have been identified and made available to the Staff and Applicant at the offices of the Coalition; 5.
I have attended meetings of the NWPPC at which the deferral of WNP-1 was discussed:'
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Af ter reviewing the material facts it is my conclusion that Applicant was responsible for the, deferral of WNP-1.
The Applicant requested the recommendation from BPA and concurred in it; 7.
The Applicant had other options in addition to seeking the requested extension to 1991.
These options included the termination of the project, placing the project in mothball or a preservation state (as it did with its WNP-4 and 5 projects), and/or negotiated with the 30% owners of WNP-3 for earlier completion of WNP-1.
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Given the level of completion of WNP-1 (63%) compared to WNP-3 (50%) this last option would have been the prudent action to take.
Therefore, the requested extension was without valid purposes 8.
The Applicant's request for the extension came eight months after it decided to defer the plant; 9.
The Applicant has been unable to issue any bonds for any I
of its project since May 1982.
Since that time it has defaulted on bonds it issued to fund construction of WNP-4 and 5 and is currently in a position of being unable to issue any bonds.
It is presently in the position of having its assets (WNP-1,2 and 3) attached by creditors.
The Applicant has stated that completion of WNP-1 is tied to the ability to finance the plant.
Given the i
above information it is my conclusion that the Applicant will I
never be able to finance completion of completion of WKP-1.
l Thus no good cause exists for extending the completion date to June, 1991; 10.
The WPPSS Executive Board has not decided on a completion date and will not do so until October 1984.
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Extended Construction Delay of WNP-1, June 29, 1982 at 1 and Comparsion of Present WNF-1 Delay Plan with Alternatives, presented i
to Participants Review Board October 8,1982 at 2; Attachments C and D to Coalition Response to Motions For Summa.ry Disposition.):
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The NWPPC has tied the completion of WNP-1 to the a
completion of WNP-3.
According to NWPPC the meat likely completion date for WNP-1 would be 1996.
(NWPPC meeting November 4, 1983, Portland, Oregon. );
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Therefore the completion date for WNP-1 is uncertain and
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no good cause exists for extending the completion date to June, 19913 13.
The Applicant stated in its January 11, 1983 letter to NRC:
The actual length of the delay will depend on regional energy demand considerations.
On August 17, 1983 the BPA issued its power forecast showing a decline in regional energy demand by 900 average megawatts over i
its 1982 forecast (Attachment B to Coalition Response to Motions 6
For Summary Disposition);
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Given this fact no need for WNP-1 exist and the requested extension to June, 1991 is unreasonable; w
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Due to the facts stated above it is my conclusion that 5
good cause did not exist f or the deferral of WNP-1, that such l
def erral was dilatory, that good cause does not exist to e.v. tend
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EUGENE 3050 LIE PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
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I am Director of the Coalition for Safe Power. I have held that position since 1976. My responsibilities include oversight of the opera-tion of the organization. Specifically I am responsible for overseeing litiga ion before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Oregon Public
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Utility Commissioner and any other cases which may arise. I en also responsible for the financial matters of the organisation.
Aa Director of the Coalition, I appear before federal, state and local government agencies to present the views of the organization.
I also make numerous appearances before civic organizations.
I was a witness for the Coalition before the Oregon Public Utility Commissioner in UM-13 and as such was responsible for presenting testimony on the prudence of utility investments into the Skagit/Renford
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I received a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from Portland State University, Portland, Oregon.
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FPC Fico 1.u Budget Cureau No. 54-R072 Aev(12-69)
MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITIES (Having Annual Electric Revenues of $250,000 or hTore) f ANNUAL REPORT OF Hanford Number One Electric Steam Generating Project
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FZDERAL POWER COMMISSICOT l
FOR THE YEAR ENDED......^u.e c..u...... 19.n...
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..K FPC Form 1-u municipal utilitlee, annual electric rev.aues of $250,000 or more ANNUAL REPORT TO THE FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION For the Year Ended Aunuae 31
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OF Washinston Public-Power Supply System (Esact legal name of respondent)
P.O. Box 6510, 132 Vista Way Kennewick, Washington 99336 (Address of principal business of fice et.end of year)
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS An original and three conformed copies of this report form, completed in the best manner ponelble from avallable records and verified, shall be filed with the Federal Power Commiselone Washington o.C., 20426, on or before the last day of the third month following the close of the calender er other established fiscal year, by each siun8cl-operating revenues amount to $ generation, transelssion er distribution of electricity, and who polity which le engaged in the 250,000 or more.
One copy of the report should be retained by the reopenderit in its files.
The conformed copies may be carbon copies.
If the respondent publishes financial and operating statemente of its utility department subnit three soples of such statements with thle report.
If the respondent maintains a one line geographic map or schematic diagree of its principal lines and substations, one copy should be submitted with thle report. -
Account numbers and titles used in the schedules herein relate to account numbers and titles le the Uniforn System
- of Accounts Prescribed for Public utilities and Licensees (Close A and Class g).
A copy of this system will be furnished upon roguest for the information and guidance of respondent in the preparation of this annual report.
EXCERPTS FROM THE LAW (Federal Power Act.16 U. S. C. 791s 825e)
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The words defined in thle section shall have the following meanings for purposes of this Act, to wite
- * * 'ounicipality" means a city, county, irrigetion district, deelnage district, or other political subdivision er egency of a State competent under the laws thereof to carry on the business of developing, treessitting, uti-Ilsing, or distributing power; * * **
- Sec. 311. In order to secure information necessary or appropriate es a beels for recommending legislation, the Ceemission is authorised and directed to conduct investigations regarding the generation, transmission, distel-butlen, and sale of electric energy, however produced, throughuwt the United States and its possessions = tetter or not otherwise subject to the jurlediction of the Commleston, including the generation, transmission, distri-bution, and sale of electric energy by any agency, authority, or lastrumentality of the United States, or of emy State or municipality or other political subdivision of a State. It shall, so far as is practicable, secure and keep curreet Information regarding the ownerehlp, operation, management, and control of all facilities fsr seth generation, transmission, distribution, and sales the capacity and output thereof and the relationship bet.een the twol the cost of generation, transmission, and distributions the rates, charges, and coa *> acts in respect af the sale af electric energy and its service to reeldential, rural, commercial, and industrial consumers and other purchases by private and public agencieel * * **
GENERAL INFORMATION
- 1. name, title, address and telephone number (including area code) of the person to be contacted c.r<e urg Paul E. Cox, Controller
'P.O. Box 6510 132 Visen Way this report.
Kennewick, Washington 99336 509-781 6141
- 2. State the clesses of utility and other services furnished by respondent during the yeer. -
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Y annual resort rf H'nferd No. 1 y r en'ed Auguet 31
.19 71 BALANCE SHEET - End of Ycar Line Amount Amount No.
Assets and Other Debits
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Liabilities and Other Credits (b) 8 1
UTILITY PLANT lNVESTMENT Of MUNICIPALITY & SU9PLUS 2
Utility Plant.................
68,097,632 i nve,t.ent o f municip.1 s ty (e).........
3 Less Accumulated Provision for Constructive Surplus or Deficit (d).....
4 Deprec. & Amortization......
10,836,377 Earned Surplus (e).....................
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57,261,255 Total investment & Surplus.........
6 INVESTMENTS LONG-TERM DEST 78 145 000 7
Nonutility Property (less Accum.
Bonds..................................
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8 prov. for 0eprec. and AdvancesfromWunicipality(f).........
9 Amortization $..............)
Other Long-Ters Debt...................
10 143 U00 10 Advances to Wunicipality (a)...
Total Long-Term Debt...............
8 8
11 Investments & Specie 1 Funds 11,857,050 CURRENT AND ACCRUED LI ABILITIES 12 Tot al I nves tment s.........
Ils037sV3U Warrants Payable.......................
20,705 13 CURRENT AND ACCRUED ASSETS Not es a nd Acceem t s Pa v e h1..............
1,836,723 14 Cash & Working Funds'..........
8,363,036 PayablestoMunicipal'ity(g)...........
15 Temp. Cash Investments........
Customer Deposits......................
16 Notes & Accts. Receivable Taxes Accrued..........................
71,466 17 (lessAccum.Prov.for Interest Accrued.......................
18 U n co 11. A c cou n t s 4,........... )
1,980,013 mise. Current & Accrued Liabilities....
1,981,975 19 Receivables from municipality (b).
Total Current & Accrued Liabilities.
3.910,869 D Materials & Supplies...........
218,369 oEFERRED CRE0lTS 21 Prepayments...................
253,060 Unamortized Premium on Debt............
22 Misc. Current 4 Accrued Assets.,
2,563,605 Customer Advances for Construction 23 Total Current & Accrued Assets.
13,378,083 Other Deferred Credits.................
12,612,248 24 DEFERRED DEBIT 8 Total Deferred Credits.............
12.612.248 25 Unamort. Debt Discount & Espense.
OPERATING HESERVES rue.nedinen, pene.,t,Ln..'
Property Insurance Reserve.............
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27 Miscellaneous Deferred Debits,,
12.192.652 in juries and Dama ges Res erve...........
28 Total De ferred Debi ts......
12,192,652 Penssons and Benefits Reserve..........
29 Miscellaneous Operating Reserves.......
30 Total Operating Reserves...........
31 32 CONTRIBUTIONS IN AID OF CONSTRUCTION 33 Contributions in Aid of Construction...
20,923 34 35 TOTAL ASSETS & OTHER cEBITS..
94,689,040 TOTat LI ANLITIEs & OTHER CREDITS...
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Annual report cf Ha ftrd N w 1 year ended August 31 1971 CONDENSED INCOME STATEMENT - Fcr the Ycar Line item Amount No.
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Electric villity operating incomes 9.525 692 1
Operating revenues........................................................................
4,925,799 2
operation e=penses........................................................................
meintena'ce =penses......................................................................
359,120 3
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oepreciation and enortlantion 2,779,013 24.877 Ta x e s a n d t a n equ i v a l en t s.................................................................
8,088,809 6
Total electric operating expenses.......................................................
1.436,883 7
Net operating revenues....................................................................
8 i ncome f rom pla nt lea se d t o o t h er s........................................................
1,436,883 9
Electric utility operating income.........................................................
10 Other utility operating income (utility departments other than electric - specify)..........
11 1,436.,883 12 Total utility operating income..............................................................
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'other income..................TMfMPA...................................................
651,685 399,968 14 interest charged to construction.............................................................
2,488,536 25 cross income income deductions:
2,403,907 16 Interest on lens-term debt 17
'Other income deductions (see sch. pg. 4, Esp. for Cert. Livic, Political & Rel. Activities)...
907 2.403'.907 18 Total income deductions..................................................................
2.403 19 laceae before extraordinary items 20 Extraordinaryincome(seefootnote(i)page4)...............................................
2-Extraordinarydeductions(seefootnote(6)page4)...........................................
22 Not income............,,,.,,,,,........,,,,,.,,..........,,,.................................
- 84. d EARNED SURPLUS Line item Amount No.
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(b) 5
-0 31 Balance begin93ng of year.................................................................
84,629 32 Amount transferred from income secount....................................................
eu l s e e 11e n e ou e cr e d i t e..A.m. o..r.t. i.z.e. d...P. r.o.f..i.t..o..g.R..e.a.c..qu. i..s.i. t..i.o.n...o. f..R.e. v.e.n. u..e.. B.o.n..d.s..54,136
......r.i. t..e..u. p..o..f..U. S.. C.o. v..'. t...S.e. c.u.r..i.t.i. e..s...........................................
261,203 W
34 3$
Authorised cash distribution to sunleipality (see note (h) on page 4).....................
36
.uiscellaneous debits
. P.9. T..r. a. n.s. f..e.r. Te.d...t.o..D. u.e...b......, D.... 'h'.a..s.e. r..s...... -.......................
399.968 37
....A. m..c..:
.o...e.r....u.r. c.
w "O"
.38 Balance end of year.......................................................................
ELECTRIC SALES DATA FOR THE YEAR
.ine Class of Service Revenues Kilowatt. hours Avg. No. of Customer No.
(a )
(b)
(c)
(d) 41 Residential sales.......................
Commercial and industrial sales :
42 Small(orCommercial)eee1/belou....
43 Large(orInoustrial)see1/below....
44 Pubtle street and highway lighting,,,,,,
4$
Other sales to ultimate consumers,,..,,,
46 Total sales to ultimate consumers....,
47 Sa le s f o r r es a le........................
48 Total sales of electric energy........
See Note (A) page 22 og Other electric revenues,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
50 Total electric coereting revenues
.....................4.......................
}/ sten.#inu..e k.u, eu os i.e.unist utu uu,,s..e te s.e nt (e. c....u..e ure
(., s.
.p ou.., s. eu.,ei.e a ine un e s e e eu..
s...uu.esta n
=u.4 o.es,,.,,un.e o.,e.o re,ae,i,.u eau. oui...se6ues.. nu.e nei,..em u utuu e..a ne1 a o v.ui o remer.,.ne e, p. eueueue. me..u,,.
ee.,i nesinne.ui.e. een u.nu.
acs 6. on.e. s.u. ne i.,se, e.u.e. eune et nose n..
1/ e..u, e,# e.nen. p te se e e,*ue.. o. w eie..e...u.*.eu,, et.,.
uu e e elo co n.e un.u. eu.n on......u.ce e e nu, ren..n e.en.u. e% eon,e eu.e un v+,u ei ne en... ee enn...u. u ne...i..e..i o n en.eui us.. ere e. un.. t eene e.
o.a.,,.,e. u.
e.u.e peu u i n e., n o,,,. eu u.oes ur..eu, e.o u une nui..s. eu.. ne.ute u e 'nuou ine...u* et up
- Heu w.eu.we 6u n a. u,n u u.e op ese 6usou e t
..u eine.e eu.o..u.os eves ece a ne aten.'insiea.
Se' I ' # d
- E. plain r!gnificant eenntse y
i
Annuet report cf H "f^rd No. 1 ve r ended August 31 19 71 EXPENDITURES FOR CERTAIN CIVICS POLITICAL AND RELATED ACTIVITIES
- 1. Report below all empenditures incurred by the res-ehell be classified according to subheadings, as
. pondent during the year for the purpose of influen-follows: (s) radio, television, and motion picture Ging public opinion with respect to the election or advertisings (b) newspaper, magasine, and pamphlet appointment of public officials, referenda, legis-advertisings (c) letters or inserts in customers' lation, or ordinances (either with respect to the billes (d) Inserts in reports to stockholderal (e) possible adoption of new ref erenda, legislation or newspape and magazine editorial services; and (f) ordinances or repeal or modification of esisting re-other advertising.
forende, legislation orordinances) or approval,
- 3. Engenditures within the definition of lastructica modification, or revocation of franchises; or for (li, other than advertising shall be reported ac-the purpose of influencing the decielons of public cording to captions or descriptions, clearly indi-Cfficiels, but shall not include such expenditures ceting the nature and purpose of the activity.
which are directly related to appearances before
- 4. If respondent han not incurred any empenditures con-regulatory or other governmental bodies in connect.
templatedbyInstruction(1),sostate.
lon with the reporting utility's esisting or proposed
- 5. For reporting years which begin during t he eslenaar operations.
year 1964 only, minor amounts may be grouped bt 2i Advertising empenditures included in this Schedule classes if the number of items so grouped is shown.
Lini item Amount kn.
(a)
(b)
I 1
2 3
4 NONE 5
6 7
e 9
P THE FOLLOWlhG EXPL ANAf t 0NS ARC FURNISHED FOR THE t hf 0RMAfiON OF PERSONS NOT F AWILI AR Wif H THE ACCOUNT $ thDiC4f f D.
( ) ADVANCES TO MUNICIPAL 11T, nas account as designed to include the amount of loans and advances made by the utility department to the municipality of its other departments, when such loans of advances are subject to repayment but not subject to current settlerrent.
(b) RECEIVADLES FROM MUNICIPALITY, This secount is designed to include all charges by the utility department against the municipality or att other departments whi-are subject to current settlement.
(c) INVESDfENT OF MUNICIPALITY This account is designed to include the investment of the municipality in its utility department, when such investment is not subject to cash settlement
- on demand of et a fined future time, include herein the cost of debt. free utility plant constructed et acquired by the municipality and made avettable for use of the utility department, cash transferred to the utility department for working capital, esd other empenditures of en investrnent nature.
(d) CONSTRUC11VE SURPLUS OR DEFICIT, nie account is designed to include amounts representing the enchange of ser.
vices, supplies, etc., between the utall'y department eni the municipality and its other departments without charge or at a reduced chstge. Charges to this account would include utility and other services, supplies, etc., furnished by the utallty department to the municipality or its other departments w6thout charge, or the amount of the reduction if furnished et a reduced charge. Credits to the account would consist of services, supplies, office space, etc., furnisheJ by the municipality to the utility department without charge or the amount of the reduction if furnished at a reduced charge.
(7) EARNED SURPLUS, wie account is designed to include the belance, either debit or credit, of appropriated or unsp.
propriated surplus of the ultitty department arising from earnings.
(f) ADVANCES FROM MUNICIPALITY, nas account is designed to include the amount of loans and advances made by the municipality or its other departments to the utilnty department when such loans and advances are subject to repayment but not subject to current settlement.
(g) PAYADLES TO MUNICIPALITY, nie account is designed to include amounte payable by the utility department to the municipality or its other departments which ete subject to current settlement.
(h) AUTilORIZED CASit DISTR!flUTION TO MUNICIPALITY, nis account is designed to include the cash disttsbutions eu.
thetised to be made to the municapelity out of the earned surplus of the utility d1partment.
(I) EXfflA0R0thARY thCCpt (0tDUCfl0NS), These accounts are des 6gned to include those items related to transactions of a nonrecurraeg esture which are not typical or customary business activelies of the utility and wh.ch would significantly distort the current year's cet encome if reported other than as estreerdieary i t ems.
nov (12 0) 4 L_
w Hanbrd Ns.1 year ended Atagust 31
,19 71 Annual report ce SALES OF ELECTRICITY FOR RESALE (ADP Code 041)
- 1. Report below the information called for concerning sales during year to other electric utilities, cooperatives, ard to cities or other public authorities f or distribution to ultimate consumers.
. For each sale designate statistical classification in column (b )' thus FP, for fire pdwer supplyi.ng total system re-2 guirements of custoner or total requirements at a specific point of deliveryl FP(P), for firm power supplementiag customer's own generation or other purchases; 0, for other power. hotes include in the 0 classification sales in which the power delivered cannot be classified under either of the above definitions.
on the bills rendered.
- 3. The number of kilowatt-hours sold should be the quantit ies shown
.b dh.
Annual Lini.
Sales to Point of Delivery Voltage Kilowatt-hours Amount 0mady (a)
(b) '
(e)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(a)
(k)
- cent, 1
2 3
See Note (A) page l 2 4
5 6
7 OPERATION AND MAIN'IENANCE EXPENSES (ADP Code 050)
Operation Maintenance Total J
ftem (a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
I I
Production empenses:
11 Steam power generation.........................
12 Nuclear power generation.......................
4,286,421 325,460 4,611,881 13 Hydraulic power generation.....................
14 Otherpowergeneration(specify)...............
15 Purchased power................................
16 Other production empenses......................
g Total production expenses 4,
12e103 29,775 41.878 17 Transmission =penses..........................
le Distribution e=penses..........................
19 Customer accounts penses.....................
20 Sales expenses.................................
21 Adelnistrative & general expenses..............
4,925,799 359,120 5,2 E.919 i
22 TOTAL ELECT. OPERAfl0N & MAINT. EXPENSES.....
PURCHASED POWER (ADPCode052)
- 1. Report below the Information called for concerning power purchased for resale during the year.
- 2. The nueber of kilowatt-hours purchased should be the quantities shown on the*bille rendered.
- 3. Interchange transactions s>culd be reported net in this schedule whether the not is a receipt or a delivery ty respondent. ledicate such transactions with an esteriske An nual g
an um Aeount Purchased From Point of Receipt Voltage Kilowatt-hours
~
'3 (a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Id I
.eets 31 32 NONE 33 34 35 36 37 3e 39
... i i )., u 1/ Kw or ki4 (specifywhich).
Anbelreportrf Hanford No. 1 Y ar c2ded August 31 19 71.
UTILITY PLANT 2
Belence Trenefers seginnins Additione netiremente end
- e. lance g
of Y er Duri Yeae Duri Year Adju ente End f Yeae 3
1{ee I
I I
Electric utility Plante I
I Electric Plant in Services 1
Intengible Plant....................
Production Plants 3
Steen Productlen..................
Plant n )t unitite i 3
leuclear Produc t ion................
4 Hy dr au li c Pro du c t i on..............
OtherProduction(specify)........
6 Total Production Plant..........
7 Trenemieston Plant..................
8 Distribution Plant..................
9 General Plant.......................
1:
ft.tal Clastric *1bt tr. Mice,.
j:j:j.j::::. jlj.j.
11 Eleetric Plant Leeeed to 0ther.......
- {!!fj!j:.:.g..jg:,:
- j.j:g g[...:p,
.g
- ... !:.j. j 68,097,632
- jhj
,ijj'. ::
12 Conetruetion Work in Progrese-tiectric, 68,060,559
- i:j'.
- !g. f'!!!.!N! fk :!N: i'M I'* ' ' '
.v. : j':
13 Electric Plant Held for ruture uee.....
14
- tlectric Plant Acquieition Aejussnente, 5:!'!i !!Dv i5..
.:. ; 68,097,632 15 Totel tiestele Plant............
65,060,559
..:..:jv.:.
, j,jg g.:.:.:j:j;g.g. g:9':'!:::y:..:.::.q*:
- j.j:j j:j.:g.g.:..:.
.:::.j: :.;.:.:v
. : 4:
16 Pientof0therUtilstyDepte.(epcIfy)..
Yi::/)9' N
17 i:3? ?f:I4::'
+* * :0+ b::
9:i':I'i:':w+f 68.097 A37 18 Total Utility Plant.............
68.060.559 ':^: ^::':.+
- This account le designed to include the difierence between (e)(the cost to the respondent utility of electric plant acquired as an operating unit or systee by purchase and b) the depreciated or 0 nal cost, setleated if i
not known. of such.repertv.
A F('TTMITT. AT3m DunVYCTONR mR TWDRECTATION OF UTILITY PLANT f
Depreciat6on het Charges for Other items a
8alance Aceruele Plant Retired Debit or Credit 8alance 3
hane of Utility Department Beginning of Year for year During Year (taplain)
(nd of fear "I
fa)
(b) fe)
Id) fe)
IfI f
?
5 6
8,544,899 2,291,478 10,836,377 21 tiectric....................
22 Other utility department (epecify)..................
23 24 25 Total..................
8.544.899 2.791.478 10,836.3{
LONG-TERM DEBT Interest for fear a
homlnal Outstanding Class and Series of Obligation Date Date of per Balance of issue waturity sheet nate Aeount (a)
(b)
(e)
(d)
(e)
(*)
I i
31 32 33 See atteched Schedule 34 35 3(,
37 3e 39 40 Pew (12 69) 6
,9 STATEMENT OF BONDED DEBT HANFORD PROJECI ELECTRIC REVE !UE BONDS, SERIES OF 1963 HANFORD PROJECI OF WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM August 31, 1971 Ridemption Balance Annual Interest Annual on September 1, of Interest Fiscal Debt cf:
Principal Rate Year Amount Requirement 1971.
$ 5,135,000 2.6 1971
$ 2,403,905
$ 7,538,905 1972
.2,205,000 2.6 1972 2,270,395-4,475,395 1973 1,430,000 2.7 1973 2,213,065 3,643,065 1974 1,150,000 2.75 1974 2,174,455 3,324,455 1975 1,130,000 2.8 1975 2,142,830 3,272, E 30 1976 2,200,000.
2.8 1976 2,111,190 4,311,190 1977-2,510,000 2.9 1977 2,049,590 4,559,590 1978 2,635,000 2.9 1978 1,976,800 4,611,830 1979 2,710,000 3.0 1979 1,900,385 4,610,335 1980 2,810,000 3.0 1980 1,819,085 4,629, C 35
'1981 2,915,000 3.1 1981 1,734,785 4,649,735 1982 2,915,000 3.1 1982 1,644,420 4,559,420 1983 3,010,000 3.1 1983 1,554,055 4,564,055 1984 3,125,000 3.1 1984 1,460,745 4,585,745 1985 3,240,000 3.1 1985 1,363,870 4,603,S70 1986 3,255,000 3.1 1986 1,263,450 4,518,430 1987 3,360,000 3.25 1987 1,162,525 4,522,525 1988 3,485,000 3.25 1988 1,053,325 4,538,325 1989 3,455,000 3.25 1989 940,062 4,395,052 1990-5,063,000 3.25 1990 827,775 5,892,775 1991 5,585,000 3.25 1991 663,162 6,248,152 1992 5,835,000 3.25 1992 481,650 6,316,650 1993 6,060,000 3.25 1993 292,012 6,352,012 1994 2.925,000 3.25 1994 95,062 3,020,062
$78,145,000 e
D s
e
Axual n:otet cf H"nford No. I use ended Augttst 31
.la 71 TAXES, TAX EQUIVALENTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND SERVICES DURING YEAR 1.
Report below'the information called for respecting operating expenses, etc., and in column (e) smo.
contributions and services to the municipality or amounts which are not accounted for in respondeat's other government units by the electric utility and, financial statenents. For those amounts not incl see conversely, by those bodies to the electric utility.
In respondent's financial statement s, explain in a Do not includes (a) loans and advances which are footnote the reason for their enission.
subject to repayment er which bear interest, (b) pay-
- 5. Taxes included in tpis schedule should be limite: tc ments in retirement of loans or advances previously those amounts chargeable to operations of the electric made, (c) co.itributions by the municipality of funds utility department. Exclude gasoline andother sales or property which are of the nature of investment in taxes which are included in the cost of transportatior the electric utilit and materials.
- 2. Enter in column (c)y department.
the total contributions made or
- 4. Tax equivalents included in this s*chedule should be received. Show in column (d) amounts included in amounts which are understood to constitute payee-ts column (c) which have been accounted for in the res-equivalent to or in lieu of amounts which would be pondent's financial statements, i.e., balance sheet, paid if the electric utility departrent were sub;ect income account, earned surplus, operating revenues, to local tax levies.
Amount of Contribution or Valse of Sem ices d
kwh included in hot inc' ace:
lies 1,000's Total Financial in Fira-cial Statement s Stale ents 1
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(ei Ey the Electrie Utility to the Municipal!ty or Other Government Units:
1 Taxes..........................................
xxxxxxxxxxxx==
24,877 24,877 2
Ta x e qu i v al e n t s................................
x=======xxxxxx
^
5 To general funds of the municipality...........
xxxx=======x==
4 Other(specify*)...............................
xxx===xxxxxxxx xx===x=====xx=
5 24,877 24,877 6
Total co'ntributions..........................
xxxxxxxxxxx,,,
7 Streat and hishway lighting...................
8 Nunicipal pumping..............................
9 Other mun ic i pal li ght and power................
10 Other electric service.........................
11 Nonelectricservice(specify*)..................
xxxxxxxx===xxx x===xxxxxxxxxx 12 15 Total services...............................
Total centributions and services by the 24.877 24,877 14 electric utility..........................
By the W nicipality or Other Government Units to the Electric Utility:
15 For operations and property maintenance 16 Other(specify*)...............................
17 18 Total contributions 19 Office space...................................
20 Water..........................................
21 Engineering service............................
22 Legal service..................................
25 otherservice(specify*).......................
24 25 Total services..............................
Total contributions and services by 26 the municipality Net Contributions and Services by the Electric Utility to the Wnicipality or Cther Gove nment 24,877 24,877 27 units (lire 14ninusline26)...................
Aev (...U)
- Use insert sneet of necessary.
7
{
f
- dd H:n krd No. 1 N'
- ado Aug. 3i i9 71 5 TEAM ELECTRIC CENERATIN3 PLANT STATISTIC 5 Sorge Plonts)
~
- 1. Large pianus are sacam pla:es cf 23.0n0 kw. nr marr attileerlied ca.
S. If a:s is used and purcksd on a eherm ham. the is e u emeces or pacis, (name plate ratino. Include was.surbene ama meernal rumbussen the gas should he an.en and she quantity al futI huratel eonverted tu pa nes of 80.000 kw. and more 6a this schedule. Inclue6e nucicar pianu.
M cu fi. (f 433 pois at tio *F).
a
- 6. Quantities o fuel burned fline 38) anel a.ersac mu per unit of fuel r
- 2. If any plant is leased or operated as a joint facihty. sadicate such facts by she use of antensks and footnoses burncil alone 4 t p should he contourne.mh a h rece s.. engense struunn
'"d
"" b""
- 3. If mes peak demand for 60 minutes es not asailable, give that which b available, specifying pened
- 7. If more thga one fuel is hurned in a plant furnish only the com.
posite heat rate for all fuels hurred.
4 If a group of emplosces aesends more ehan one generat ng plans.
i repen on hne !! she approaimate average nombre of employees ass.En.
8 The isems under cost of plane represents accouars or combinations able se each plant.
of accounse prescnbed by the L'niform 5suem of Accounis Producuan t.n.
nem ri.n. ews..;
No (el (b) lo I
Kind of plant (sicam. internal combustion, gas Nuclear turbine or nuclear)...............
2 Type of plant construction (conventional, outdoor Generating only - Purc hase boiler, full outdour, etc.)...........*.......
Nuclear steam 3
Year originally constructed...................
1966 4
Year last unit was installed..................
1966 N/A s
s Total installed capacity (maximum generator
_e..
~~n naine piste roungs are aw.s..................
. =<-e
, $<.< w 6
Net peak demand en plant-kw. (60 minutes)..
860,000 7
Plana hours connectea to load.................
b 3,8,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
a Net continuous plane capability, kilowatti:
bh$$$2v$$*v$$.!$$$$$Ad$ v.<<4'$.!!!!,F/.
,,,,, !! !!,,,,,:$$$.$xe $
9 (a) When not limited by condenser water....
860,000 to (b) When limited by condenser water........
Not limited 11 Average number of employees................
41
.!:!,g>,g 85.b.Ro0.;.,..., !:ii
.s 1
i2 so generaiion, exau,ive or piani use..........
.. ! s. !
..g... g.
. m. :....
v <<:
...v x.v.x x+ s v.vx.
v v x......:<...<
13 Coat or piant:
ex e
l 84 Land and la nd right s......................
Structurce and im prove me nts...............
Plant not yet unitizec IS 16 Eq uipme n t cost s..........................
17 Total cosa..CO.n s,t,;, $,.,,in,,f,r,o$,re,s s 68,097,632 tot
.s
.... s,: u..
,.aty (La.c.,..
19 Production eapenses:
X+X'UX'X<+X 'X INS. : 'v>$$fh.*X *+5 X ;+f. NI...'. $X.': X h :
20 Operailon supervision'and engineering.......
60,381
~
28 Fuel.....................................
22 Coolants and water (' nuclear plants only).....
54,737 23 S te a m e x pe n ses...........................
22 Stea m from ot her sources..................
3,712,331 23 Sic am t ra nsfe rred (Cr.)....................
26 Dec iric e x pe n se s..........................
219,048 27 Misc. steam power expenses (or ne. lear)....
239,914 2s Rents...................................
10 27 Maintenance supervision and engineering....
46,270 30 Maintenance of structures..................
52,940 l
31 Maintenance of boiler plant (or reactor plant).
73,898 l
32
. aintenance of electric plant......
143,170 33 Maintenance of mise. steam plant (or nuclear) 9.182 4 611'881 34 Toal production ex penses...............
35 Expenses per net kwh. (Mills-2 places)..
2.73 C **'
G*'
Od C**'
O*
- O
33 Fuel: Kind.
37 L' nit: ICoal-ions of 2.000 lb.) (Oil-barrels of 42 gals.) (Gas-M cu. ft.) (Nuclear, indicate).
The System purchases cxcess steam frorr the as quaniiis tunno of fuel burned.
U. S. Atomic Energy Ccmmissior New Production Reactor. This reactor is used for the product ion 39 perage heat cnnient of fuel burned iB u per of weapons grade plutcnium. The fueling costs it of coat.per gal of oil.or per cu fi of gao.
40 Aserage cost of fuel per unit,as dehsered f.o b.
are classified plani durdt yea r...............
41 Ascrate cost of fuel per unit burned.
42 Au cost of fuel burned per million B i.u..
43 Au cost of fuel burned per kwh nei ten..
44 Ascrate B i u per kwh net eencrat on.
R2v (12 67) g
Aug,si,i,71
.Jhnferd.Noo 1,
.y.o, n,s.
,o l
o,s,
- STEAM. ELECTRIC QENERATINJ PLANT STATISTICS (Lor;o Pl:nts) (Continued) bined cycle operation with a camventional steam unit, the gas turbme empenses do me include Purchased Power, System Control and 1.4ad Dia.
should be included weih the sicam plant.
patching and Other Espenses classi6ed as "Other Power Supply Es.
II. If the respondent operaies a nuclear power generating plant ap-pend: (a) a brief emplanatory statement concerning accounting for the penses.9. For I C. and G.T. plaats report Operating Espenses, Acc*ts. Nos.
cost of power generated 6ncluding any attribution of emcess costs no re.
54g and 549 on hne 26 " Electric Empenses." and Main:enance Arc'is.
search and development expenses. (b) a brief esplanation of the f.el j
Indicate Non. 513 and 154 on lane 32 " Maintenance of Electnc Plant."
accounting specifyang the accounting methods and types of cost units i
planas dengned for psah load service. Designaie automatically operated used Mah respect to the vanous components of the fuel cost, and (c) such addassonal information as may be informative coocemmg the espe planta.
- 10. If any plant is equipped with comtunations of steam, hydro,in.
of P ant. kind of fuel used, and other g hy.acal and operating charac.
l l
teenal combustoon or gas turbine eqwpmee.t. each shusald be reponed as i
tenstes of the plant.
a separate piani. However, if a gas turbine unit functaons an a com.
Line (4)
(o)
(l)
No I
2 3
d N/A N/A N/A s
6 7
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9 10 il
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' 21 22 23 to 35 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 3J 34 35 i
Cool Gos Oil Cool Gos Oil Cool Gas O.1 33 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 da 1
9
+
H:nford No. 1 y,,,,,,,, Au g.
3i, i, 71 a
.,.6,:,.,9 g HYDRO 5LECTRIC GENERATING PLANT STATISTICS (Lorge Plants) 1.1.arge pl.ints are hvalru planis of 10.000 kw. or more of
- 3. If net peak demand for 60 minutes is not available, give instaticd t apants iname plate ratings).
that which is available. specifying period.
s
- 2. If any plant is leased, operated under a license from the
- 4. If a group of employees attends more than one generat.
Federal Power Commission, or operated as a joint facility, ing plant, report on hne 11 the approzimate average number t
indicate such fact, by the use of asterisks and footnotes. If of employees assignable to each plant.
lacrnsed protect etisc projret number.
FPC ticensed Project No. e4 Plant Nomes tes e N 3' to)
(b)
(c) t IOnd of plant (run.of.ris er or storage)..........
2 Type of plant construction (conventional or out.
door)....................................
3 Year originally constructed...................
N/A N/A s
Ye-- Inst unit was fr resl4d.
Total installed cap' city (generator name plate 3
a satings in kw.)...........................
6 Net peak demand on plant-kilowatts (60 min.
utes).....................................
7 Plant hours connected to load................
_.,,.,,,,.m.,.__
mAM.M.m_ _
... 7y/,..
x y.
w w-i u.m n.
8 Net plant capability, kilowatts:
hAAt C44<.h x W M :
u w-9 (a) Under the most favorable oper. conditions 10 tb) Under the most adverse oper. conditions 11 Average number of employees................
12 Net generation. exclusive of plant use.......*...
g 7
y l
13 Cost of plant:
"MC AL~=hhidh ;
Ih i.alA M
- e.
14 Land and la nd rights......................
15 h eeneet sact imaravemedte.
to Reservoirs, dams, and materways..........
17 Equip ment costs..........................
18 Roads, railroads. and bridges...............
19 Total cost..............................
20 Caet per kw. of installed capacity (Line 5).
l 2:
Production expenses:
aamuOdildJla1M$ Mhu. SL::. o a2h 22 Operation supervision and engineering.......
23 Water for po we r.........................
24 Hydra ulic ex penses.......................
23 Electric e x penses..........................
l 26 M'.sc. hydraulic power generation expenses...
l 27 Rents.....................................
28 Maintenance supervision and engineering.....
29 Maintenance of structures..................
30 Maintenan'ce of reservoirs, dams, and water.
ways...................................
31 Maintenance of electric plans...............
32 Maintenance of misc. hydraulic plant........
33 Total prod uction expenses..................
31 Expenses per net kwh. (Mills-2 places)...
Rn (10-Q) 10
.~j s
, y,,,,4,4 Aug.
3i, i, 71 Htnford No._,1 w
,e.e.
HYDROELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT STATISTICS (Lorge Monts) (Continued)
- 5. The items under cost of plant represent accounts or com-penus classified as "Other Power Supply Expenses."
j binations of accounts prescribed by the Uniform System of
- 6. Jf any plant is equipped with combinations of steam, Accouau. Production expenses do not include Purchased hydro, internal combustion engine or gas turbine equipment, Power, System Control and Load Dispatching, and Other Ex-each should be reported as a separate plant.
Line 1
(d)
(e)
(f)
I l
2 3
a 3
N/A N/A N/A 6
7 gygyr ansc+gy rm;m~yr. *&rz+r~.m f *my.*s-p?vy~m e"+* rte??"Me :
sa"&?rw~"'
w ah a h mmiaca.we a=.;asicsmms%m:4hn n.,mnfinannw.am, s
9
?0 11 12 nnw~~w
-,ngw-e-m a n s w : e n w w w gre-.-y n - w g,~.n,.-w~.,n,--n Y Y4K ~eeon sw E.'
10 Y
$ 4$b.A bisd N
% k..S.E
- :$bde
%LY N la.
$d t
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 3 sien:LaiL:uw <:wiu AML04: JbkbSkL;U$2 $AMW E<.nAbNEALLi+1wh$.~
3I 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 l
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I Aug. 3i, i, 71 Aa vel r a.#.
ve., ended STEAM-ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT STATISTICS (Lorge PI:nts)
Avecoge Annvol Hoot Rates and Corresponding Net Kwh Output for Most Ehient Generating Lnits
- 1. Report only the most efficient generating units (not to
- 2. Report annual system hest rate for total conventional exceed 10 in number) which were operated at annual ca-steam power generation and corresponding net generation pacity factorst of 50 percent or hgher. List only unit type (Line ll).
anstallations, i.e.. single boiler serving one turbine-generator.
Is is not necessary to report single unit plants in this sched.
- 3. All heat rates on this page and also on paye 8 and 9 ule. Do not include non-condensing or automatic extraction-should be computed or, the basis of total fuel burned including type turbine units operated for procepsin5 steam and electric burner lighting and buiking fuel.
Iower generation.
Kind une Plent Unit B.t.v. Per Net Generohon og MW.
Net Kwh.
Mill.on Kwh.
Feet No.
Nome No (e)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
Hanford No. 1 One 463,000 14,278 820 Nuclear 2
Hanford No. 1 Two 463,000 14,211 871 Nuclear 3
4 3
o 7
s 9
to Total system steem Plants l
926,000 l
28,489 l 1,691 1
-l s.
~-
si
- Generator raung at mansmum hydrogen pensurr.
Nc Generation-K wh:
l Annual t)nst Capacacy Tactors Unis KW. Capacity las included in plant total-hne 5. pg. 8 & 9)X8,760 hours0.0088 days <br />0.211 hours <br />0.00126 weeks <br />2.8918e-4 months <br /> l
t 12
GENERATING PLANT STATISTICS ($ moll Plants) 9.,
- 1. Small generating plants are steam plants ofless than ersted as a joint facility, and give a concise statement of give that which is availabic, specifying period.
3 25.000 kw.; internal combustion and gas turbine-plants, con.
the facts in a footnote. If licensed project give project
- 5. If any plant is equipped with combinations of steam, 3
ventional hydro planis and pumped storage plants ofless number in footnote.
hydro, internal combustion er gas turbine equipment, each a
than 10,000 kw. installed capacity (name plate ra' ting).
- 3. List plants appropriately undee subheadings for steam, should be reposted as a separate plant. However, if the
~
hydro nudear, internal combustion and gas turbine plants.
eahaust heat from the gas turbine is utilised in a steam
- 2. riesignate any plant leased from others, operated un.
For nuclear, see instruction 10, page 432a.
turbine regenerative feed water cyde, or for preheated der a Inense from the Federal Power Commission, or op.
- 4. If net peak demand for 60 minutes is not available, combustion air in a boiler, report as one plant.
'cs't cea,', ion r d a ' a
=>ad I'"d C t g,,7k.-
P o.
y e s, Demaad E.n cludin g Cost of Plant por KW
[g Cents por so une Nome of Plaat Ong.
Coast.
KW Plaat 8 '-
M+tleoa s.t..
p (60 atin.)
Use Copocity ope.g,ation r
a.,; g.gw No' fuel Maintenance g pg p
(o]
(b)
(ca (d)
(el UI I8I SI N
N N
N 1
Z O
4
'H y
3 e
N/A s
6 7
0 8
9 10 18 12 i
13 14 15 16 l
17 18
.e 19 3,
i 20 21 22 i
23 c
24
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25 26
~
27 f
.i
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28 a
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.Hinford No. 1
.v,,no,3Aug.
3i, a 71
,.,e of.
STEAM ELECTRIC CENERATIN3 PLANTS
- 1. Include in this schedule steam-electric plants of 25.000 which the respondent is not the sole owner. If such property hw. (name plate rating) or more ofinstalled capacity.
is leased from another company give name of lessor, date and
- 2. Report the information called for concerning generating term of lease, and annual rent. For any generating plant, plants and equipment at end of year. Show unit type instal-other than a leased plant or portion thereof for which the re-lation, boiler and turbine-generator, on same line.
spondent is not the sole owner but which the respondent op-
- 3. Exclude from this schedule, plant, the book cost of which crates or shares in the operation of, furnish a succinct statement b included in Account 121 Nonutility Property, explaining the arrangement and giving particulars as to such matters as percent ownership by respondent, name of co-
- 4. Designate any generating plant or portion thereof for owner, basis of sharing output, expenses or revenues, and how SOILERS Roted Rc'ed Mon' L **
No.e df Plant Location of Plent Number Kind of Fuel Roted g,
cone,nvove
.a v.or
.a =*.d Proeure to.,e,.
a tas. s,oo.
Installed of Finn 9 P5'9-osure' per Hour titti tttti tttti (e)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(*)
(f)
(9)
Hanford No. 1 Benton County This ovned by the Atmic Energy Comm:.ssion.
2 Wash.
The st aam is purchased from them.
2 4
6 s
7 8
9
'88 tt
-82 IS H
13 14
,D7 so ID 20 21 22 22 28 25 23 27 28 29 33 31 32 33
%:e referenre:
'Indmase reheat boilers thusly. 1050/1000 1
14
Ann.oi report o R;nford No. 1 v.oreaded Aug. 31, i, 71 STEAM-ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANTS (Continued) expenses and/or revenues are accounted for and accounts af-and not leased to another company. If such plant or equip-fected Specify if lessor, co-owner, or other party is an ment'was not operated within the past year explain wh-ther j
associated company.
it has been retired in the books of account or what disposi.
- 5. Ibignate any generating plant or portion thereof leased tion of the plant or equipment and its book cost are contem-to another company and give name of lessee, date and term plated. t of lease and annual rent and how determined. Specify
- 7. Indude in this scheduir gas turbines operated in a com.
whether lessee is an associated company.
bined cycle with a conventional steam unit with its associated
- 6. Designate any plant or equipment owned, not operated, steam unit.
TURalNE GENERATOR 5" GENERATORS TURS4NES g m. pio,,g, nog Pl8*'
in Kelowoes Copacity.
One I*
- N "'*".m No Year Mon Presswee At Monimum Hydrogen Generotor lnse,Ilod g,%,g of TW g,y,g, En m
Hydrogen Presswre t t Power Voltage Nome Plate Kilo ote Typet pseg.
Hydrogen Presswee factor K.'.i t t Rohngitti P'""
tttti titti ttttt g,,
y,,,
th)
(i)
(il (k)
(I)
(m)
(al (e)
(p)
(ill fri
(*)
I 2
1966 430,0C0 TC 125e1800 421,000 463,000 30 60 97.5
-22 kv 430,000 3
1966 430,0C0 TC 125 l 1800 421,000 463,000 30 60 97.5 22 kv 430,000 S
6 7
9 10 11 12 13 I4 15 16 17 is 19 to 2I 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
- e 30 31 3:
33
.None references.
- Reisurt e nisi.e.=isionmit suitmir genrraisir iones sies amie lesioi-Il l'. =e= s n.l 1. I'.
s in=3 IWei ir senas wit h sh.i e..n nn s..I a. li r hut g.iiip.
Gise rapacies raieng of piimps in seems of full Inait rniuirrmenin t
%==
1 k i. o findicate tandem-con pound (T C ); cross-compound IC C) single casing (S C). eupping unit IT.), and...
.in.k-n ins.\\ t. '
f tDesernaie air cooled senera< ors 1
t t fit other than 3 phasc. 60 estic, insteraic other charasieristic.
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tt tt%hould agree with column in) t t't'Incluele hoth r.nemes tur ihr t=nicr anil she tinhinr.cruct.eaor of elii.il-r.isol in.utt.iii.m.
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.H:rlford, No
.1,
.y,,,aw Aug. 3 i, i, 7.1 NYDkCELECTRIC CENERAilN3 PLANTS
- 1. Include in this schedale Hydro plants of 10,000 kw. (name
- 4. Designate any plant or portion thereof for which the i
plate rating) or more of installed capacity.
respondent is not the sole owner. If such property is leased j
. 2. Report the information called for concerning generating from another company, give name of lessor, dare and term of plants and equipment at end of year. Show associated prime lease, and annual rent. For any generating plant, other than movers and generators on the same line.
a leased plant, or portion thereof, for which the respondent
- 3. Exclude from this schedule, plant, the book cost of which is not the sole owner but which the respondent operates or is included in Account 121, Nonutility Property.
shares in the operation of, furnish a succinct statement ex.
WATElt WHEELS Une Home of Plent Lesehen Nome of Shoem O 'd' 3*
Aw or im ot
- Yee, N'-
"p", ('[
Unevienced une*
lassehed (e)
(b)
(c)
(di (e)
(f)
(g) 1 2
3 4
5 N/A
.7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14
?S le 17 18 19 20 2l 22 23 2$
23 26 27 28 29 30 l
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 no
- Horizontal or serucal Ahv indicare i> pe of runner-Francis (F), Amed propeller (FP), auromancally adjustable propeller (AP), Impulse (I Designate resersibic type units by appropriate footnote.
16
]
..H;nfctd.Np 1
.y,,,,,a Aug. 3i,i,71 A;. :' report af.
HYDROELECTRIC GENERATING PLANTS (Continued) plaining the arrangement and giving particulars as to such annual rent and how determined. Specify whether lessor n matters as percent ownership by respondent, name of co-an associated company.
owner, basis of sharing output, expenses, or revenues, and.
- 6. Designate any plant or equipment ow ned. not opr rated.
how expenses and/or revenues are accounted for and accounts and not leased to ansther compan). If such plant <sr equip-affected. Specify if lessor, co-owner, or other party is an ment'was not operated within the past > car explain whether in has been retired in the books of account or w hat disposition of the associated c,ompany.
- 5. Designate any plant or portion thereof leased to another plant or equipment and its book cost are contemplated.
company and give name of lessee, date and term of lease and WATER WHEELS-Coe:hnved GENERATOR $
,,,,, w,,w g, c.
t-
-.t
,t
** '9 4 N*'
Za*v C,*
D*
d**w' V*hae*
Pha**
+g8
%Md asm.
C=c dW g)
(i)
(i)
(k)
(il (ml (a)
(el (P) fel 1
2 a
3 4
S o
7 N/A 8
9 10 11 12
.a 13 4
IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23,
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 l
40 I
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H nford Noe 1 y,o,,,,,, A g.
3,,,,M.
an.ii,.i c,o,9 cf INTEltNAL-COMBUSTION ENGINE AND CAS-TURBINE GENERATING PLANTS
- l. Include in this schedule internal. combustion engine and
- 4. D. uenair.sns planis or ga in.n t h. e ri.t t.n u hu h ih.-
If sui t. prop s s a 1. au.i gas-turbine plants of 10.000 kilowaits and more.
respomirns,is not ihr.wilr im m r.
I'"* d""ihrt compans, ci r name of b sun. stair and tri m..I
- 2. Report she information called for conccining plants and d '"' '"'I ' " " "d I "'" ' -
I"' ""' " " " d'"'" Pd* "ifua ihan I
equipment at rnd of year. Show anoriated primr mmers a avel plans or lwinuni theirof. for w hu h the ersimindrni n and gene rators on same hnc.
not the u.Irlow ni r but whnh ihr respomh ni up, s ai. s.n
- 3. Ewiude from this u hrdule. plani.-the book cuss or w hich sharts m ihr operanon.1. fur nish a s.r im i sea.rmeni i s is included in Account 121. Lnuuhn Propern.
plaining the arianermrni and itsune p.utu ut.us as in uu t.
PRIME MOVERS Lone 8'" d Nome of Plont Locahon of Plont eateraei-Comisween er
- vee, C vcie'
.ee D ' rect No-Mw hooped Ceaaw ed (e)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
I i
2 3
4 5
6 N/A 8
9 10 Il 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 l
35 36 37 38 39 l
40 i
Note references:
'Ind cate hasic cvele for gas surbine open or clowd Indicate baur cycle for sanctnakcornbuuson. 2 or 4 ee. (12-44 Ig
.y.o,o m Aug, si,i, 71
..Henfcrd No..1.,
Ann te.p.,s.t.
I INTERNAL-COMBUSTION ENGINE AND GAS-TURBINE GENERATING PLANTS (C annual r'ent and how determined. Specify whether lessee is matters as percent of ownership by respondent, name of co-owner basis of sharing output, expenses, or revenues, and an associated company.
- 6. Designate any plant or equipment ow ned, not operated.
g how espenses and/or revenues are accounted for and accounts and not leased to another company. If such plant or equip-aRected. Specify if lessor, co-owner, or other party is an ment was not operated within the past year, explain whether associated company.
it has been retired in the books of account or what disposit.on
- 5. Designate any plant or portion thereof leased to another company and give name of lessee, date and term of lease and of the plant or equipment and its book NE MOW OENERATORS Te.1 W Gea-L*e Conbau s
.menis.C car a Kil.= a. Paa t.o
.w w,i a.e.ae a
v~
- v. -
9
.t t., c.i (g)
(h)
(i)
(i)
(b)
U)
!*I I*I i
2 3
4 5
N/A 7
8 9
tC 11 12 13 14 13 to 17 16 19 23 21 22 23 24 23 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 e 23 i
1 34
! 35
~ 3:
37
- s 29 s'
i 1
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..H nferd_No. 1 y,, %,.Aug.
3i,,, 71 CHANUES MADE CR SCHEDULED TO BE MADE IN GENERATIN3 PLANT CAPACITIES Give below the information called for concerning changes in electric generating plant capacities during the year.
A. Generating Plants or Units Dismontled, Removed from Ser9 ice, Sold, or Leased to Others During Yeer INST ALLED C APACITY-KILOW AIT5 If sold or le ased to enoihe.
i Line Neme of plant Desposition' D='***
S " ***' *ad *dd4$$ of NA Mydro
$ ream r,hery purchaser or lessee e
(e)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Ill (9) i J
3 NONE S
0 7
' State erhether dasmantled, removed from service, sold, or leased to another.
Plants remo ed from service include those not maintained for regular e* emergency service. **Date dismantled, removed from service, amid, or le ased to another. Designate complete plants as such.
B. Geners.fing Unsts Wheduled for or Undergoing major Medi6cotions lastolled Piant Copocity Ateer ESTIMATED DATES Of Line Name of plant Cheroctor of Modification Moo f;cotion-CONSTRUCTION No.
Kilowotts Stort Completion (e)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e) 1 2
3 NONE d
S o
7 C.New Generating Hants khedvied for or Um;er C6nstruction INSTAltfD CAPACITY ESTIMATED DATES OF I
- Plant Home end location Type
- KtLOWATT 5 CONSTRUCTION eness vitanes.
siert Com,i.e en (e)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(.)
(r}
I Middle Snake-Middle reach of 2
the Snake River-Application 3
jointly with PNPC Hydro 1,470,000 3,430,000 1975 1979 d Hanford No. 2 Nuclear 1,100,000 1,100,000 1972 1977 s
e 7
D. New Units in Existing Plants Scheduled for er Under Construction ESTIMAftD DATES Of Sea W
time Plant Home end locaten Type Una No.
CONSTIUCTION e
No.
Sean Comp %sen (e)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f) i i
l 3
3 d
NONE S
l 0
l 7
l
- Hydro, pumped sierage, steam, invernal-combusnan, gas-surtane, nuclear, etc.
20
+
Amuel rcpIrt of H:nford N3. 1 Y u r endId August 31
,1971 TRANSMISSION LINE STATISTICS I f more information requested concerning each transmission line. Show highest voltages first.
- 1. Report below space is required use an insert page with column headings as 'shown in this schedule.
- 2. The type of supporting structure reported in column (d)(should indicate whether (1) single pole, wood steel; (2) H-frame, wood or steel poless (3) towers or 4) under. ground construction.
If such
- 3. Desigrate any transmission line or portion thereof for which tty respondent is not the sole owner.
property is leased from another give name of lessor.
- 4. Designate any transmission line leased to another and give name of lessee.
LENGTH (pCLE MILES)
DESIGNATICN Size of On On 4
Type of Structures Structures humber Conductor From To Voltage Supporting of Line of Another of and a
Structure Designated Line Circuits Material
..f (a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
(h)
Bundle Hanford No. 1 BPA Vantage substation 500 kv steel 24.9 mi.
N/A 1
Conducto r i
2 Chucker (2) 3
'ACSR 4
5 6
7 8
9 10 TRANSMISSION LINES ADDED DURING THE YEAR It is not nec-
[ 1. Report below the information called for concerning transmission lines added during the year.
essary to report minor revisions of lines. If more space is required use an insert page with colunn headings as shcwn in this schedule.
If construction is underground indicate by footnote. If actual ecsts
- 2. Show each transmission line separately.
of casoleted construction are not readily available for reporting at lines 32 through 35 it is requested that estimated final completion costs be shown. Designate if estimated amounts are reported. Include costs of Clearing Land and Rights-of-may, and Roads and Trails, at line 32 with appropriate footnote, and costs of Underground Conduit at line 33
- 3. If design voltage dif f ers from operating voltage indicate such fact by footnotes; also where line is other than 60 cycle, 3 phase indicate such other characteristic.
5 NONE b
xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx Lire designations 21 From.........................
22 To...........................
23 Line length in miles Supporting structures xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx 24 Type.........................
25 Average r.ueber per mile Circuits per structures xxxx xxxx xxxx
,x,,
26 present......................
. g 27 Ultimate.....................
xxxx xxxx xxxx Conductors xxxx 28 Size.........................
29 paterial.....................
30 Configuration and spacing 31 Volta;e - kv (operating),,,....
xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx Lire Cost (o-it certs):
32 Land and lard rights 33 Poles, towers, and fixtures 34 Conductors and devices 33 Total........................
Rev (12-6))
21
c'Annull rcpirt of Hinferd Ns.'1 yeer endsd August 31
, li 71 ELECTRIC ENERGY ACCOUNT Report below the information called for concerning the disposition of electric energy generated, purchased, and istfrchanged during the year.
Lisa item Kilowatt-heurs Wh (a)-
(b)
SOUR;Es OF ENERGY n
Ceneration(excludingstationuse):
1 team,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
1,694,526,000 2
Noelear...................................................................................
3 Hydro 4
Other (specify).......,,,,,................,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,..,
5 Total generation........................................................................
1,694,526,000 6
Purchases............................................................................,......
7 In (gross)
Kwh 8
- Interchanges Out (gross)
Kwh 3
het.......................................
10 Received Kwh 11
- rransmission for/by others (wheeling) celivered Kwh 12 Net.......................................
13 Total...................................................................................,
1,694,526,000 DISPOSITION OF ENERGT 14 sales to ultimate consumers (including interdepartmental sales) 1,690,858,000 15 sales for resale 16 Energy furnished without charge Energy used by the utility (excluding station use):
17 Electric department only (use by other departments should be accounted for as sales),,,,,,
18 Energy losses: Transmission and conversion losses 3,668,000 19 Distribution losses L;
u t.m.~. s....... w.
21 Total energy losses 22
(......,percentoftotalenergygenerated,siurchasedandinterchanged) 23 TOTAL 1.687.190.000
- Submit an explanatory statement of any interchange, transmission, or wheeling transaction, giving name of other party and amouat of compensation for the service to or by the respondent.
(A) The System delivers all of its power output from Hanford Number One to the Bonneville Power Administration's transmission grid at Vantage, Washington.
BPA then distributes this power according to its requirements. The System issues monthly billings representing one-twelfth of an annual budget based upon cost recovery to some 76 participants who are BPA customers. These 4
participants receive a credit in a like amount of their System bill on their BPA bill. For a more detailed explanation refer to the Exchange Agreement submitted with the 1967 Annual Report.
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.h,.
l Ann'ual report 6f H nferd No. 1 Yur endte Austust 31 19 71 ATTESTATION The foregoing report must be attested oy an authorized officer of i
the reporting utility.
'Elmer A. Landin, Jr.
Certifies t
(insert here the name of the attester) that he is Treasurer (insert here the official title of the attester) of Washington Public Power Supply System (Insert here the exact legal title or name of respondent) that he has examined this report; that to the best of his know-ledge, information, and belief, all statements of fact contained in the said report dre true and the said report is a correct statement of the business and affairs of the above-named respondent in respect to each and every matter set forth therein during the period -
September 1
,19 70 to and including August 31 19Z1_.
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TRI CITY IERALD U/30/72
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W-Wh%gm r) 4 part of the regional at the time," he added of the F consultants. Other newIy
" % cre is concern." Steini "It's By MAlllLYN DitUBY commented when asked if he'di hydro-thermal program through estimated requirements were $8 Iferald Staff Writer New cost estimates for two received any feedback from 1581. If this doesn't go, I don't million for flood protection and utilities about the rising cost know if any of it's going to costs of a main power, Washington Public Power Sup-estimates. "The real question go," he added.
transformer and construction to ply System nuclear pow e r is whether all the Northwest United Engineers and Con, t with the p r c s e n t costs predicted two years ago utilitics will support the pro-structors loc. of Philadelphia, connecdid both WPPSS steam plant. architect engineers plants - nearly double the consultants to BPA B e chtet
- have sparked i o p-I e y e I gram under the revised costs."
discussions and questions about. 11PA is sending out notices sets of estimates, $itein said, recently announced that m
' this week and by Jan.1 WPPSS but some facters weren't pre-init tionary and n o r m al should have "the definitive in-dicted or were mistakenly left escalation' for larger mekar the plans.,
~~
The estimate for the replace-dication" of whether the 104 t.
power plants are running at 8 ment of N reactor in a new utilities will support plans, Stein les tax of about $19,600 on per cent yearly, Stein noted.
llanford No. a plant, formerly
- said, a 1,233,000 kilowatt plant wasn't "But evolutionary costs are figured at $346.1 milhon, now WPPSS is wondering whether included. And the base cost of17 per cent a year and thoser is estimated at $60 milbon, the
- that size plant is estimated at d d to 15 Washington Public Power Sup the large utilitics, such as
$323.9 million whereas plancers ' two must be compoun e
, Seattle City Light, will approve ply System reports.
the increased costs, Stein said, In evolut onary costs he And for its third nuclear but he noted the agency re i of $212.5 million for a 1,126,000 included stiffening A t o m i c power plant, the stte to be re-D commended in January, costs cently announced it had drop-! kilowatt plant. That's now Energy Commission require-ments for better carthquake ped plans to build a nuclear'fi gured at $301.9 mil? ion'struction are expected at $723,989,000 plant at Kiket Island near Interest during con resistance, "near u ro" instead of $455,300,000, than doubIed, to new ffrom 5 85 man hours per The resulting increase in Anacortes and t h e r e 's op-more
$91,891,000. Ccst of the first fuelradiation
- reIease, load of uranium was figured, mechanical engineering and kilowatt at $8.33 per hour to costs to participating Pacific posihon to raising Ross Dam l i
i des and 8.8 man hours per kilowatt a' power on the Skagit for more i
Northwest utilibes would have P5'SS is sending copies this! at $34.8 mi!! ion. Engineers had 7 electrical eng neer ng left it out because private designs for waste handling $10.35 per hour.
The only alternat,ive to BonnevilIe Power Ad-week of draft enviromental im-power, plants don't forecast withm the plant which will nuclear power plannmg would rates charged b h
melude conversion of a 11 pow be a coal-fired steam plant, but ministration, WPPSS Managing pact statements on the llanford e sts m the same way, Stem nuclear wastes mto solids.
coal in the Pacific Northwest No. I plans, seeking comments.said.
lie also noted m the pred,c-l i
Director Jack Sicin noted.
The executive committee of by Feb. I from various state Officials didn't reah,ze tran-tions of labor costs, estimates isnt readily availab e and the g
rose from $8.33 per kilowatt pollution control requirementt the Public Power Council has and federal a g e n eie s par.
mission lines and a railroad d
scheduled a closed meeting ticularly on plans for dire c t Spur at llanferd would have to hour to $10.35 estimates rose ; are equally stiff, he note.
today in Portland ta review the discharge of reactor coolant be realigned west of the present
- o b issues its technical committee water into the Columbia.
N reactor complex, Stem noted.
O "They did the best they could t
7 has been studying.The PPC vot-
"It's not cut and dried by
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M cd last spring to have WPPSS any means," Stem said of theI plan the two new power sources chances of sccing a new IIan-g, for the Pacific Northwest.
ford No.1 built. The original
^
aim of construction at the N y
reactor site was to save money by uttilizing turbines and other m
lpresent equipment, including v
$10 million in water intake and discharge systams.
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