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Leaning Juniper III wind interconnection - proposed Jones Canyon Substation expansion

BPA is proposing to interconnect the proposed Leaning Juniper III Wind Project into the Federal Columbia River Transmission System (FCRTS). To interconnect the wind project, BPA would need to expand its existing Jones Canyon Substation in Gilliam County (see attached map). The proposed substation expansion would require about one acre of land. BPA currently owns this land.

Iberdrola Renewables, Inc. proposes to independently build, own, and operate the Leaning Juniper III Wind Power Project and its associated facilities. Iberdrola requested to interconnect up to 200 megawatts of electricity generated from their proposed Leaning Juniper III Wind Power Project in Gilliam County, Ore. to the FCRTS. BPA would build, own and operate the expanded substation.

For more information: http://www.transmission.bpa.gov/PlanProj/Wind/

    Comment Period Ends  2/2/2009

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BPA’s Energy Efficiency Role Post 2011

BPA is starting a regional conversation to determine the agency’s role in the development and use of energy efficiency for the Post 2011 period.  The region has a history of leadership and low cost acquisition of EE and BPA has played a strong role.  As part of the Regional Dialogue implementation, BPA is working with stakeholders to continue the region’s leadership in energy efficiency.  To build on this leadership and to remain consistent with BPA obligations in the Northwest Power Act, BPA’s underlying goal is as follows:

BPA will work collaboratively with its public utility customers to pursue conservation equivalent to all cost-effective conservation in the service territories of such customers at the lowest cost to BPA.

While this goal forms the baseline from which we will begin the conversation, BPA is seeking input from the region to help shape how BPA will achieve this goal. 


For more information: http://www.bpa.gov/Energy/N/post-2011/

    Comment Period Ends  3/2/2009

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