Rate Document Number: WP-02-FS-BPA-02
Publication Number: DOE/BP-3282
Number of Pages: 217
Contact Person: Val Lefler, BPA Financial Analysis And Requirements, (503) 230-3521, valefler@bpa.gov

Summary: The purpose of this Study is to establish the level of revenues from wholesale power rates necessary to recover, in accordance with sound business principles, the Federal Columbia River Power System (FCRPS) costs associated with the production, acquisition, marketing and conservation of electric power. The Study outlines the policies, forecasts, and assumptions, and calculations used to determine revenue requirements. Legal requirements are summarized in Chapter 5 of this Study. The Study also includes the revised revenue test which demonstrates that revenues from the proposed wholesale power rates will recover generation costs in each year of the rate test period and over the ensuing 50-year repayment period.

PDF version of entire study (867 kb, posted May 19, 2000)

Rate Document Number: WP-02-FS-BPA-02A
Publication Number: DOE/BP-3283
Number of Pages: 373
Contact Person: Val Lefler, BPA Financial Analysis And Requirements, (503) 230-3521, valefler@bpa.gov

Summary: Volume 1 of Documentation for Revenue Requirement Study, WP-02-FS-BPA-02A, contains key technical assumptions and calculations.

PDF version of the entire document (1874 kb, posted May 19, 2000)

Rate Document Number: WP-02-FS-BPA-02B
Publication Number: DOE/BP-3284
Number of Pages: 618
Contact Person: Val Lefler, BPA Financial Analysis And Requirements, (503) 230-3521, valefler@bpa.gov

Summary: Volume 2 of Documentation for Revenue Requirement Study, WP-02-FS-BPA-02B, contains the results of the generation repayment studies, and an explanation of the repayment program.

PDF version of the entire document (898 kb, posted May 19, 2000)

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