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It is committed to working in partnership with government, labor and the non-profit sector to enhance the economy and create jobs.I am writing in support of Entergy Corporation's application for relicensing of the Indian Point Energy Center. Indian Point generates 2,000 megawatts of electricity that powers New York City's most essential resources such as homes, businesses, subways, hospitals and public schools. According to recent studies, replacing Indian Point's 2,000 megawatts of electricity would cost over $1 billion a year in electricity costs and could lead to electricity shortages, rolling blackouts and price increases. | .-. oo00000... | ||
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businesses that New York City must retain and attract require a resilient, reliable .and redundant source of power. The closure of Indian Point would reduce the amount of power for New York State's electrical grid by 11 percent, jeopardizing economic growth and limiting our competitiveness. | ..... 00 000.... | ||
New York cannot afford to lose any existing generating capacity serving the downstate area.Indian Point Energy Center provides safe, clean, reliable and cost-effective energy to the downstate region, and we strongly believe that reducing the area's energy supply by closing Indian Point would have a destructive impact on the region's economy.Therefore, the Partnership of New York City hereby supports and petitions the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for the relicensing of the Indian Point Energy Center.Sincerely, Kathryn Wylde01 President and CEO. '/ -Co-Chairs Directors TimnothV P Flynn John J. Mack Victor F. GCni Herbert M. Allison, Jr Richard S. Fuld, Jr. Donald B. Marron Charles Prince ; Alain J.,P Belda .... ..... ,Barry M -.Gosin ": .William L. McComnb | Chief, Rules and Directives Branch Division of Administrative Services Partnership for New Yorkiuty Office of Administration Mailstop T-6D59 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555-0001 To Whom it May Concern: | ||
The Partnership for New York City represents the city's business leadership and its largest private sector employers. It is committed to working in partnership with government, labor and the non-profit sector to enhance the economy and create jobs. | |||
Willian P Lauder E. StanleytO'Neal KPthryr S. Wle Jil M. Considine Geraldine B. Laybourne Richard D. Parsons" Jame'Dinn" -. *" Rochelle B. Laia.us " " Michael Patsaaos-Fox" Petei L. Faber Edward Lewis Jeffrey M. Peek Alan H. Fishmnan Martn Lipton Joseph J. Plumeri | I am writing in support of Entergy Corporation's application for relicensing of the Indian Point Energy Center. Indian Point generates 2,000 megawatts of electricity that powers New York City's most essential resources such as homes, businesses, subways, hospitals and public schools. According to recent studies, replacing Indian Point's 2,000 megawatts of electricity would cost over $1 billion a year in electricity costs and could lead to electricity shortages, rolling blackouts and price increases. | ||
The 21st Century.: businesses that New York City must retain and attract require a resilient, reliable .and redundant source of power. The closure of Indian Point would reduce the amount of power for New York State's electrical grid by 11 percent, jeopardizing economic growth and limiting our competitiveness. New York cannot afford to lose any existing generating capacity serving the downstate area. | |||
Indian Point Energy Center provides safe, clean, reliable and cost-effective energy to the downstate region, and we strongly believe that reducing the area's energy supply by closing Indian Point would have a destructive impact on the region's economy. | |||
Therefore, the Partnership of New York City hereby supports and petitions the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for the relicensing of the Indian Point Energy Center. | |||
Sincerely, Kathryn Wylde01 | |||
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President and CEO. *i- '/ - | |||
Co-Chairs Directors TimnothV P Flynn John J. Mack Peter J. Powers Alan D. Sc-hwartz Rolert Wolf Victor F. GCni Herbert M. Allison, Jr Richard S. Fuld, Jr. Donald B. Marron Vikki L. Prior Stephen A. Srhwar rnaii Deborah C. Wclignt Charles Prince ; Alain J.,P Belda.... ..... ,Barry M -.Gosin ": . William L. McComnb James H. Ouigley Jerry I. Sceves Tri1 Zagal | |||
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* MarIL. Waqar David W. Helenrak KPthryr S. Wle Jil M. Considine Geraldine B. Laybourne Richard D. Parsons Steven Roth Antllony Witson "Jame'Dinn" -. *" Rochelle B. Laia.us " " Michael Patsaaos-Fox" Howard J. Rubenstern Seth Waugh Petei L. Faber Edward Lewis Jeffrey M. Peek William C. RPdin Chnsttrrpher J. Wiiians Alan H. Fishmnan Martn Lipton Joseph J. Plumeri Linda S. Sanlford Fred Wipon '"}} | |||
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| Site: | Indian Point  |
| Issue date: | 09/17/2007 |
| From: | Wylde K Partnership for New York City |
| To: | Rulemaking, Directives, and Editing Branch |
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| Download: ML072700254 (1) | |
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One Battery Park Plaza New York, NY 10004-1479 T 212 493 7400 F 212 344 3344 www.partnershipfornyc.org 7c?
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Chief, Rules and Directives Branch Division of Administrative Services Partnership for New Yorkiuty Office of Administration Mailstop T-6D59 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555-0001 To Whom it May Concern:
The Partnership for New York City represents the city's business leadership and its largest private sector employers. It is committed to working in partnership with government, labor and the non-profit sector to enhance the economy and create jobs.
I am writing in support of Entergy Corporation's application for relicensing of the Indian Point Energy Center. Indian Point generates 2,000 megawatts of electricity that powers New York City's most essential resources such as homes, businesses, subways, hospitals and public schools. According to recent studies, replacing Indian Point's 2,000 megawatts of electricity would cost over $1 billion a year in electricity costs and could lead to electricity shortages, rolling blackouts and price increases.
The 21st Century.: businesses that New York City must retain and attract require a resilient, reliable .and redundant source of power. The closure of Indian Point would reduce the amount of power for New York State's electrical grid by 11 percent, jeopardizing economic growth and limiting our competitiveness. New York cannot afford to lose any existing generating capacity serving the downstate area.
Indian Point Energy Center provides safe, clean, reliable and cost-effective energy to the downstate region, and we strongly believe that reducing the area's energy supply by closing Indian Point would have a destructive impact on the region's economy.
Therefore, the Partnership of New York City hereby supports and petitions the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for the relicensing of the Indian Point Energy Center.
Sincerely, Kathryn Wylde01
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President and CEO. *i- '/ -
Co-Chairs Directors TimnothV P Flynn John J. Mack Peter J. Powers Alan D. Sc-hwartz Rolert Wolf Victor F. GCni Herbert M. Allison, Jr Richard S. Fuld, Jr. Donald B. Marron Vikki L. Prior Stephen A. Srhwar rnaii Deborah C. Wclignt Charles Prince ; Alain J.,P Belda.... ..... ,Barry M -.Gosin ": . William L. McComnb James H. Ouigley Jerry I. Sceves Tri1 Zagal
' Stephen Berger Jonathani N. Graver Harold McGraw, III Biadford J. Race, Jr. Sy Sterr..berg Founding Chairman Vice Chairs i RolbeaprtGreifei:., ceEMosler'. Alan. Rappaporl...: ... Martin JdSlivai. Davd Rockeetller Candace F. f'elen Beneke. Llyd C Blanke A Thain I.ni:
KPvin upert !Nallyl Steven Rattner "on RsselBurke -JillKaplan K Murooch Te J.thyLUndqeni I.Cars no: . Jeffrey .B.;Kndler' DnnisM Naily . .Jlrnes.D: Robinson, III Mary:Ann.Tig ;ex-Officio Members Robert B. Catell Henry R. Kravis David Neeleman Wilbur L. Ross, Jl. James S. Tisch Timothy F. Geithner President and CEO 7' Michael G. Cherkasky)' Willian P Lauder E. StanleytO'Neal Michael I. Roth
- MarIL. Waqar David W. Helenrak KPthryr S. Wle Jil M. Considine Geraldine B. Laybourne Richard D. Parsons Steven Roth Antllony Witson "Jame'Dinn" -. *" Rochelle B. Laia.us " " Michael Patsaaos-Fox" Howard J. Rubenstern Seth Waugh Petei L. Faber Edward Lewis Jeffrey M. Peek William C. RPdin Chnsttrrpher J. Wiiians Alan H. Fishmnan Martn Lipton Joseph J. Plumeri Linda S. Sanlford Fred Wipon '"