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Section H Coordination of Scheduled Outages

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NORTHWEST POWER POOL OPERATING MANUAL

COORDINATION OF SCHEDULED OUTAGES

INTRODUCTION

These procedures are intended to ensure coordination of scheduled outages beyond the parties directly connected to the facility to be taken out. Coordination of scheduled outages throughout the Northwest Power Pool (NWPP) should enhance system reliability and reduce the number of hours of operation under constrained conditions. Requirements to operate the power system only within studied conditions necessitate an effective method for the coordination of outages. Emergency and urgent outages for safety or reliability reasons are always under the full jurisdiction and discretion of the system operator.

Emergency: An outage that must be taken immediately to alleviate a safety or reliability problem (There is no time to plan.). Urgency: An outage that must be taken before the next outage planning cycle but isn’t an emergency (There is time to plan.).

REVISIONS

All parties should review this document at least once a year. Any changes in the list of facilities should be coordinated with other parties sharing ownership. Report changes to the list of facilities or the list of contacts to the NWPP at 503-464-2806 or to [email protected].

SCOPE

A. Facilities Affected

Facilities are defined as any transmission element outage that requires a capacity reduction to assure reliable operation on a constrained path. This includes outages that alone might not affect capacity, but under credible conditions, in combination with others, could have an affect.

Generation facilities which may significantly affect outage coordination are defined as Significant Generation Facilities.

Significant Generation Facilities are defined as all generation plants whose planned outages directly affect NW transmission Path capacity or whose outage plans would aid scheduling of transmission outages.

B. Information and Scheduling Coordination

The responsibility for coordination of scheduled outages of the Facilities within the NWPP falls upon each NWPP participant. The NWPP Coordinated Outages Group Subcommittee (COGS) will manage the listing of the Facilities for the NWPP area. (See Appendix B) Changes should be submitted to the NWPP staff. The NWPP staff will coordinate with the Chair of the COGS for distribution of the proposed changes to the members of COGS. The COGS will forward the recommended changes to the NWPP Operating Committee (NWPP-OC) for their approval.


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It is necessary to coordinate all planned outages that can affect major Facilities well in advance in order to:

1. Assure an accurate and accessible list of regional planned outages for reliability planning. 2. Communicate to all affected/interested parties (Marketing and Path Operators, for example) a

thorough list of outages that affect Facility and system reliability. 3. Fulfill the Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC) Disturbance Report

Recommendations from the August 10,1996 Disturbance Report (dated October 18, 1996), which states:

The WECC Operations Committee (OC) and Planning Coordination Committee (PCC) shall thoroughly review WECC’s and its members’ processes for studying upcoming system operating conditions and implement any changes for WECC processes and recommend changes for members’ processes as needed to ensure that these processes for identifying all critical and unusual operating conditions are adequate, and that credible disturbances are adequately studied prior to encountering them in real-time operating conditions.

This means in simple terms that if you have not studied an operating mode or condition, then you should not operate in that mode or condition.

4. Enable all necessary outages while maximizing Facility capacities. 5. Provide predictability for customers and owners/operators of the system.

PROCEDURE

A. Coordinated Outage Procedures for the Facilities: (See Appendix A)

1. Each NWPP participant owner/operator that is responsible for the construction, maintenance and operation of a Facility shall receive outage requests and accept or reject them based on:

a. Conflicts with previously known planned outages (if it will cause additional path capacity reductions) and/or

b. System reliability requirements (if it will result in a violation of WECC Minimum Operating Reliability Criteria).

2. The NWPP participant owner/operator responsible for the construction, maintenance and

operation of a Facility shall enter proposed outage plans on the Northwest Power Pool Coordinated Outage System (NWPPCOS) as soon as they are known, but at least 45 days prior to the calendar month in which the proposed outage is to occur (outage month).

3. The Path Operator will make available for posting on OASIS, 45 days prior to the outage

month, a list of proposed outages with their unstudied impact on the path capability. These must be posted on the OASIS of each of the Path transmission owners. Information on the



proposed outages will also be available at this time to the public on the NWPP Coordinated Outages System (http://nwppcos.org/).

4. The plan will be reviewed and approved:

a. At approximately 38 days prior to the outage month the path coordinator will put together a draft outage plan and immediately e-mail the plan to the path owners.

b. At approximately 34 days prior the plan will be reviewed, adjusted, and approved by the Path Owners via a mutually acceptable method such as a telephone conference call or e-mail. New unstudied capabilities will be determined for the combined outages. The approved plan will then be posted for public comment on each owner’s OASIS as soon as possible.

c. The path coordinator will receive any public comments and coordinate with the owners if required.

5. The Path Operator shall distribute the finalized outage plan to the path owners for OASIS

postings with the estimated capacities before the 1st of the month prior to the outage month. B. Procedure for Changing Planned Outages to the Facilities after 30 Days before the Outage Month.

Changes in the outage plan should be avoided if possible during this period. As noted above, emergency and urgent outages for safety or reliability reasons are always under the full jurisdiction and discretion of the system operator. Requirements (ground rules):

1. No planned outages forcing added restriction shall be implemented if the new capabilities are not posted at least a day prior to the start of pre-scheduling (power or transmission) for that path.

2. Planned Facility outages must always be entered in the NWPP Coordinated Outages System

(NWPPCOS) since this is the only readily available information source to all concerned parties. 3. In all cases, every effort must be made to assure:

a. Reliability: Other affected transmission operators are informed so they can factor the outage into studies and outage planning.

b. Commercial Viability: Any outages that reduce a planned path capacity must be coordinated with the path owners.

Procedure:

1. The Transmission Operator requesting a planned Facility line outage must submit the request to the Path Coordinator(s) of the Path(s) affected.

2. Path Coordinator will request any necessary studies and limits.



3. Path Coordinator will determine whether the planned outage will change the planned path capabilities.

a. If the path capability will be unchanged or increased: o Path Coordinator: Notify the Transmission Operator of approval for outage. o Transmission Operator: Follow normal procedures for coordination and

notification for an outage of that line.

b. If the path capability is reduced, the Path Coordinator shall: o Notify all affected path owners and path Transmission Operators by e-mail or

phone (and the market public by OASIS postings if appropriate) of the proposed outage date(s) and the expected capabilities requesting comments by a specified deadline (See Appendix C for list of e-mail and phone numbers).

o Review comments and make a judgment call as to whether the outage should proceed and provide for conference call of the owners if deemed appropriate. (Each set of path owners can determine specific criteria and instructions.)

o If the outage is acceptable:

§ Notify the Transmission Operator who will follow normal procedures for coordination and notification for an outage of that line and enter the outage on the COS

§ Notify the path owners of updated capability for immediate posting on OASIS sites.

c. Coordinated Outage Procedures involving Generating Facilities

On a voluntary basis, generation owners agreed to provide appropriate notifications to affected parties about outage information on Significant Generation Facilities where scheduled or forced outages of generators may have a major impact on the operation of the Facilities.



Coordinated Outage Procedure Appendix A

This diagram graphically shows the processes and time-lines for the coordination procedures.

Maintenance &Construction

Receive outageplans/requests

DevelopDraft Plan

Owners Finalize"Plan"

Determine Capacities(Studies)

Market Analysis

Calendar Month

ReliabilityEmergency

Safety

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"proposed" outage list

Localprioritization

andalignment of

outages

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MarketInformation

Generation/load info forcapacities

Regional Significant OutagePlanning & Coordination

Post outages withrough estimates ofcurtailments per

outage accessiblefrom OASIS

Originator -BPA:JAV 5/26/98

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OPERATEFINALIZE OUTAGEPLANPLAN OUTAGESREQUEST OUTAGES

POSTINGS

Outage Deferred

Post Outages for Market Visibility


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Facilities List Appendix B

The Facilities listed on the following pages are managed by the NWPP Coordinated Outages Group and will be modified as needed. Parties are expected to review this list not less than once per year. Changes should be submitted to the NWPP Staff at 503-464-2806 or e-mailed to [email protected]. The most recent NWPP OC approved list can be obtained from the NWPP Staff. Entities with facilities on this list are expected to keep their lines up to date on the NWPPCOS [Coordinated Outages System] (http://nwppcos.org/). Path Abbreviations: COI California Oregon Intertie PDCI Pacific DC Intertie N.I. Northern Intertie MT-NW Montana to the Northwest WoH West of Hatwai ID-NW Idaho to the Northwest NJD North of John Day NW-SPP Northwest to Sierra Pacific NOH North of Hanford SOB South of Boundary WLM West of Lower Monumental WOM West of McNary WOS West of Slatt I-5 Interstate 5 Corridor GEN Generation

NORTHWEST POWER POOL SIGNIFICANT FACILITIES for OUTAGE COORDINATION

Section HAppendix B

UTILITY VOLTAGE FACILITY PATHS AFFECTED BY FACILITY NOTIFICATIONCRITICAL

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AQUILA 230 Boundary-Waneta X X X BPA

AVA 230 Beacon-Benewah-Rathdrum X BPA 367AVA 230 Beacon-Rathdrum X BPA 880AVA 230 Beacon-Bell #4 & #5 X BPA 285/367AVA 230 Bell-Westside X BPA 366AVA 230 Benewah-Moscow X BPA 455AVA 230 Cabinet Gorge-Noxon X BPA 285AVA 230 Cabinet Gorge-Rathdrum X BPA 417AVA 230 Coulee-Westside X BPA 366AVA 230 Hatwai-Lolo X BPA IPC, PACW 428AVA 230 Lancaster-Noxon #1 X BPAAVA 230 Libby-Noxon #1 X BPAAVA 230 Lolo-Oxbow X X IPC, PACW BPA 365AVA 230 Hatwai-Moscow X X BPA 455AVA 230 Hatwai-North Lewiston X BPA 417AVA 230 North Lewiston-Walla Walla X PACW, BPA 366AVA 230 Hot Springs-Noxon #2 X X BPA,NWE IPC,PACW,PACE 366AVA 230 Hot Springs-Noxon #1 X X BPA,NWE IPC,PACW,PACEAVA 230 Noxon-Pine Creek X X BPA 380AVA 230 Benewah-Pine Creek X BPA 380AVA 230 Walla Walla-Wanapum X GCPD, PACW 369AVA 115 North Lewiston-Clarkston X BPA 111

BCTC 500 American Creek #1 Series Capacitor XBCTC 500 American Creek #2 Series Capacitor XBCTC 500 Chapman Series Capacitor XBCTC 500 Cheekeye-Meridian XBCTC 500 Clayburn-Ingledow XBCTC 500 Creekside Series Capacitor XBCTC 500 Gordon Shrum-Williston #1 XBCTC 500 Gordon Shrum-Williston #2 X

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BCTC 500 Custer-Ingledow #1 & #2 X BPA PSEBCTC 500 Kelly Lake-Cheekeye XBCTC 500 Kelly Lake-Clayburn XBCTC 500 Kennedy-Williston XBCTC 500 Meridian-Ingledow XBCTC 500 Nicola-Ingledow XBCTC 500 Nicola-Kelly Lake XBCTC 500 Nicola-Meridian XBCTC 500 Peace Canyon-Kennedy XBCTC 500 Williston-Kelly Lake #1 XBCTC 500 Williston-Kelly Lake #2 XBCTC 500 Williston-Kelly Lake #3 XBCTC 230 Boundary-Nelway #1 X BPABCTC 230 Nelway Phase Shifter X X BPA

BPA 500 Allston 500/230kV Bank #1 or #2 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Alvey 500/230kV Bank #5 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Alvey Series Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Alvey-Dixonville #1 X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC 1,732 1,732

BPA 500 Ashe Reactors #1 or #2 X X X CAISO, LADWPBPA 500 Ashe-Hanford #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Ashe-Marion #2 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Ashe-Slatt #1 X X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Bell 500/230 Bank #1 X X X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 500 Bell Reactor #1 X NWE, AVABPA 500 Big Eddy 500/230kV Bank #2 or #5 X X X CAISO, LADWPBPA 500 Big Eddy-Celilo #1 or #2 X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Big Eddy-Ostrander #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 1,945BPA 500 Broadview-Garrison #1 X NWE,AVA All WECC 2,000BPA 500 Broadview-Garrison #1 Series Caps X NWE,AVA All WECCBPA 500 Broadview-Garrison #2 X NWE,AVA All WECCBPA 500 Broadview-Garrison #2 Series Caps X NWE,AVA All WECCBPA 500 Buckley-Grizzly #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,727BPA 500 Buckley-Marion #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Captain Jack-Malin #1 X XPACW,CAISO, LADWP

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BPA 500 Captain Jack-Malin #2 X XPACW,CAISO, LADWP

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BPA 500 Captain Jack-Olinda X XWAPA, PG&E, CAISO, LADWP

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BPA 500 Captain Jack-PACW Klamath CoGen #1 X XBPA 500 Celilo-Sylmar1000kV Poles 3 or 4 X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 1,000BPA 500 Chief Joseph 500/230kV Bank #3 X X X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Chief Joseph-Monroe #1 X X BCTC, PSE All WECC 2,598

BPA 500 Chief Joseph-Sickler #1 X X XCAISO, LADWP, BCTC, PSE

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BPA 500 Covington 500/230kV Bank #4 or #5 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Coyote Springs-Slatt #1 X X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Custer 500/230 Banks #1 or #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Custer Reactor #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Custer-Ingledow #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECC 2,000BPA 500 Custer-Ingledow #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECC 2,000BPA 500 Dworshak Reactor #1 or #2 X X X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 500 Dworshak-Taft #1 X X X NWE, AVA All WECC 2,600BPA 500 Echo Lake-Maple Valley #1 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Echo Lake-Monroe #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECC 2,700BPA 500 Fort Rock Series Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Garrison 500/230 Bank #1 X NWE All WECCBPA 500 Garrison Reactors #3, #4, or #5 X NWE All WECCBPA 500 Garrison West Bus X NWE All WECCBPA 500 Garrison-Taft #1 X NWE, AVA All WECC 1,700BPA 500 Garrison-Taft #1 Series Caps X NWE, AVA All WECC 1,700BPA 500 Garrison-Taft #2 X NWE, AVA All WECC 1,700BPA 500 Garrison-Taft #2 Series Caps X NWE, AVA All WECC 1,700BPA 500 Grand Coulee 500/230kV Bank X X X BPA All WECCBPA 500 Grand Coulee-Chief Joseph #3 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Grand Coulee-Hanford #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Grand Coulee-Schultz #1 or #2 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Grizzly Reactors #1, #2, or #3 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Grizzly-Captain Jack #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,182BPA 500 Grizzly-Malin #2 Line X X CAISO, LADWP

BPA 500 Grizzly-Round Butte X X X CAISO, LADWP, PGE All WECC

BPA 500 Grizzly-Summer Lake #1 X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC 4,000

BPA 500 Hanford Caps X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC



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BPA 500 Hanford-John Day #1 X X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Hanford-Ostrander #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,637BPA 500 Hatwai 500/230 Bank #1 X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 500 Hatwai-Dworshak #1 X X X NWE, AVA All WECC 2,000BPA 500 Hot Springs 500/230 Bank #1 X X X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 500 Hot Springs Reactor #1 X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 500 John Day Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 John Day-Big Eddy #1 or #2 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 John Day-Grizzly #1 or #2 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,200BPA 500 John Day-Marion #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,182BPA 500 Keeler 500/230kV Bank #2 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Keeler Caps X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Keeler-Allston #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,037BPA 500 Lane 500/230kV Bank #3 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Little Goose-Lower Granite #1 or #2 X X NWE, AVA All WECC 2,700BPA 500 Lower Granite-Hatwai #1 X X X X X NWE, AVA All WECC 2,700BPA 500 Lower Monumental Reactor #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Lower Monumental-Ashe #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Lower Monumental-Hanford #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Lower Monumental-Little Goose #1 or #2 X X X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 500 Lower Monumental-McNary #1 X X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Malin 500/230kV Bank #1 X X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC

BPA 500 Malin Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Malin Reactors #1, #2, #3, #4 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Malin-Round Mountain #1 or #12 X XCAISO, LADWP, PG&E

All WECC

BPA 500 Maple Valley 500/230 Bank #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Marion Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Marion Reactors #1 or #2 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Marion-Alvey #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,637BPA 500 Marion-Lane #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,637BPA 500 Marion-Santiam #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,637BPA 500 McNary 500/230kV Bank #1 X X X X All WECCBPA 500 McNary-Coyote Springs #1 X X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Midpoint-Summer Lake X X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

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BPA 500 Monroe 500/230 Bank #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECC



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BPA 500 Monroe-Custer #1 or #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECC 2,000BPA 500 Monroe-Echo Lake-SnoKing X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Olympia 500/230kV Bank X X X X CAISO, LADWPBPA 500 Ostrander Caps X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Ostrander Reactor #1 or #2 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Ostrander-McLoughlin #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP, PGE All WECC

BPA 500 Ostrander-Pearl #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Ostrander-Troutdale #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Paul-Allston #2 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,700BPA 500 Paul-Napavine #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 2,700BPA 500 Paul-Olympia #1 X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Paul-Satsop #1 X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Pearl 500/230kV Bank #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Pearl Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Pearl-Keeler #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Pearl-Marion #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Ponderosa 500/230kV Bank #1 X X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

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BPA 500 Raver Caps X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Raver Reactor #2, #3, #4 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Raver-Covington #1 or #2 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Raver-Echo Lake #1 X X BCTC, PSE All WECC 2,700

BPA 500 Raver-Paul #1 X X X X XCAISO, LADWP, BCTC, PSE

All WECC 1,459

BPA 500 Sacajawea 500/115kV Bank #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Sand Spring Series Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Santiam 500/230kV Bank #4 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Satsop 500/230kV Bank #1 X BPA 500 Schultz Reactor #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 500 Schultz-Raver #1, #2, #3, #4 (any 2) X X X CAISO, LADWP, BCTC, PSE

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BPA 500 Sickler 500/230kV Bank #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Sickler-Schultz #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Slatt-Buckley #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Slatt-John Day #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 SnoKing 500/230kV Bank #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECC



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BPA 500 Sycan Series Caps X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Tacoma 500/230kV Bank #5 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Tacoma-Covington #3 or #4 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Tacoma-Raver #1 and #2 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 500 Taft Reactor #1 X X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 500 Taft-Bell #1 X X X NWE, AVA All WECC 1,220BPA 500 Taft-Hot Springs #1 X X X NWE, AVA All WECC 2,080BPA 500 Troutdale 500/230kV Bank #8 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Vantage 500/230kV Bank #1 or #2 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Vantage-Hanford #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 500 Vantage-Schultz #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 345 Chief Joseph 345/230 Banks #1 or #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 345 Chief Joseph-Snohomish #3 or #4 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 345 Hilltop 345/230kV Bank #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP, SPP All WECCBPA 345 Hilltop-Bordertown X X X X CAISO, LADWP, SPP All WECC

BPA 345 Maple Valley 345/230 Bank #1 X X X XCAISO, LADWP, BCTC, PSE

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BPA 345 McNary 345/230kV Bank #8 X X All WECCBPA 345 McNary-Ross #1 X X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 345 Rocky Reach 345/230 Bank #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECC

BPA 345 Rocky Reach-Maple Valley #1 X X X XBCTC, PSE, CAISO, LADWP

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BPA 345 Ross 345/230kV Bank #1 X X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 345 Snohomish 345/230 Bank #5 or #6 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 287 Olympia 287/230kV Bank #3 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 287 Olympia-Grand Coulee #1 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Alcoa 230/115kV Bank X CAISO, LADWP All WECC 1,732 1,732

BPA 230 Alvey-Dixonville #1 X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC 1,732 1,732

BPA 230 Alvey-Fairview #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Anaconda-Mill Creek #1 X NWE All WECCBPA 230 Bell Shunt Caps (2 or more sections) X X X NWE, BCTC All WECCBPA 230 Bell-Beacon #4 X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 230 Bell-Beacon #5 X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 230 Bell-Boundary #1 X SCL, BCTC, PSE All WECC 478BPA 230 Bell-Boundary #3 X SCL, BCTC, PSE All WECC 478



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BPA 230 Chehalis-Covington #1 X X X XCAISO, LADWP, BCTC, PSE, TPWR

All WECC

BPA 230 Chehalis-Olympia #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Chehalis-South Tacoma #1 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Chief Joseph Braking Resistor X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Columbia Falls-Conkelley #1 X NWE All WECCBPA 230 Columbia Falls-Flathead #1 X NWE All WECCBPA 230 Columbia-Grand Coulee #1 or #3 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Columbia-Wanapum #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 230 Covington-Covington #3 X X X XCAISO, LADWP, BCTC, PSE

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BPA 230 Covington-Maple Valley #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Covington-SCL Creston X BCTC, PSE, SCL All WECCBPA 230 Covington-SCL Duwamish X BCTC, PSE, SCL All WECCBPA 230 Custer-Intalco XBPA 230 Custer-PSE Portal Way X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Flathead-Hot Springs #1 X X NWE All WECC 360BPA 230 Garrison-Anaconda X NWE All WECC 426BPA 230 Garrison-Mill Creek X NWE All WECC 426BPA 230 Garrison-Ovando #1 X NWE All WECC 426BPA 230 Grand Coulee-Bell #3 or #5 X NWE, AVA All WECC



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BPA 230 Keeler-Rivergate #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP, PGE All WECC

BPA 230 Keeler-St. Marys #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP, PGE All WECC

BPA 230 Lancaster-Noxon #1 X NWE, AVA All WECC

BPA 230 LaPine-Chiloquin X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

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BPA 230 Lexington 230/115kV Bank XBPA 230 Lexington-Longview #2 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Libby-Conkelley #1 X NWE, AVA All WECC 480BPA 230 Longview-Allston #1, #2 or #3 X BPA 230 Longview-Chehalis #1 & #3 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Malin-Hilltop X X SPP All WECCBPA 230 Maple Valley Static VAr Compensator X BCTC, PSE All WECCSCL 230 Maple Valley-Duwamish XSCL 230 Maple Valley-East Pine XSCL 230 Maple Valley-Massachusetts X

BPA 230 McLoughlin-Sherwood X X CAISO, LADWP, PGE All WECC

BPA 230 McNary-Badger Canyon X All WECCBPA 230 McNary-Horse Heaven X All WECCBPA 230 McNary-Roundup X IPC, PACW All WECC 360BPA 230 McNary-Santiam #2 X X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Midway-Potholes #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Midway-Priest Rapids #3 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Midway-Rocky Ford #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC



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BPA 230 Midway-Union Gap X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

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BPA 230 Midway-Vantage #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Monroe-Sammamish-Sno.King Tap #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Monroe-Snohomish-Horse Ranch Tap #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Murray-Custer-Sedro Woolley Tap #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 North Bonneville-Midway #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Noxon-Hot Springs #1 X NWE, AVA All WECC 480BPA 230 Noxon-Hot Springs #2 X NWE, AVA All WECC 480BPA 230 Noxon-Libby #1 X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 230 Olympia-South Tacoma X BPA 230 Ovando-Hot Springs X NWE, AVA All WECC

BPA 230 Pearl-Sherwood X X CAISO, LADWP, PGE All WECC

BPA 230 Pilot Butte-LaPine X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

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BPA 230 Ponderosa-Pilot Butte #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Potholes-Grand Coulee #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Quartz Tap-LaGrande X ICP All WECCBPA 230 Rattlesnake-Garrison #1 X NWE, AVA All WECC 480BPA 230 Redmond-Pilot Butte #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECC

BPA 230 Redmond-Redmond Butte #1 X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC

BPA 230 Reston-Dixonville X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC

BPA 230 Reston-Fairview #2 X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC

BPA 230 Rocky Ford-Grand Coulee #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Rocky Reach-Columbia #1 or #2 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Rocky Reach-White River #1 X X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Ross 230/115kV Banks XBPA 230 Ross-Clark PUD #1 X Clark PUD

BPA 230 Ross-Lexington #1 X X XCAISO, LADWP, PACW

All WECC

BPA 230 Ross-Rivergate #1 X PGE All WECCBPA 230 Ross-St. Johns XBPA 230 Roundup-LaGrande X IPC All WECC 360BPA 230 Sammamish-Maple Valley X BCTC, PSE All WECC



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BPA 230 Santiam-Bethel #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Santiam-Chemawa #1 X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Sedro Woolley-Bellingham #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Sedro Woolley-Bothell-Horse Ranch Tap X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Snohomish 230/115kV Bank 1, 2, or 3 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Snohomish PCB's A-197, A-174 or A-201 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Snohomish-Bothell #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 Snohomish-Murray #1 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 SnoKing 230/115kV Banks 1, 2, or 3 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 SnoKing PCB's A-1196 or A-1195 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 SnoKing-Bothell #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 SnoKing-Maple Valley #1 or #2 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 230 South Tacoma-Cowlitz X TPWRBPA 230 South Tacoma-White River X PSEBPA 230 St. Johns 230/115kV Bank XBPA 230 Tacoma-Covington-O'Brien X X BCTC, PSE All WECC

BPA 230 Trojan-Allston #1 or #2 X X X CAISO, LADWP, PGE All WECC

BPA 230 Usk-Boundary X BCTC, PSE All WECC 478BPA 230 Vantage-Columbia #1 X X X CAISO, LADWP All WECCBPA 230 Walla Walla-North Lewiston X NWE, AVA, PACW All WECC BPA 230 Westside-Bell X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 138 Hines-Harney 138/115kV Tie X ICP All WECCBPA 115 Bell-Springhill X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 115 Benton-Franklin #1 XBPA 115 Benton-Franklin #2 XBPA 115 Big Eddy-Chenoweth #1 XBPA 115 Columbia Falls-Kalispell #1 X NWE All WECCBPA 115 Grand Coulee-Bell #1 or #2 X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 115 Kalispell-Kerr X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 115 Longview-Allston #4 (any section) XBPA 115 Merwin-St. Johns X PACW All WECCBPA 115 North Lewiston-Clarkston X NWE, AVA All WECCBPA 115 Redmond-Harney X IPC All WECCBPA 115 Sedro Woolley-Bellingham #1 or #4 X BCTC, PSE All WECCBPA 115 Snohomish PCB B-492 X BCTC, PSE All WECC



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BPA 115 SnoKing PCB B-1575BPA 115 St. Helens-Allston XBPA 115 St. Helens-St. Johns X PGEBPA 115 Walla Walla-North Lewiston X NWE, AVA, PACW All WECC

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X All WECC

BPA

CHPD 230 Rocky Reach-Columbia #1 & #2 X XCHPD 230 Rocky Reach-Douglas Switchyard X X DOPD BPA 880

DOPD 230 Douglas Switchyard-Rocky Reach X X CHPD BPA 400

GCPD 230 Columbia-Wanapum #2 X XGCPD 230 Midway-Priest Rapids #3 X XGCPD 230 Wanapum-Walla Walla X AVA, PACW IPC,BPA 480

IPC 500 Midpoint 500/345 Bank XIPC 345 Jim Bridger-Goshen PACE, PACW 890IPC 230 Brownlee-Oxbow X AVA, PACW, BPA 460IPC 230 Brownlee-Quartz-LaGrande XIPC 230 Hells Canyon-Brownlee X AVA, PACW, BPA 460IPC 230 Hells Canyon-Enterprise X PACW AVA, BPA 400IPC 230 Hells Canyon-Walla Walla XIPC 230 Oxbow-Lolo X X AVA, PACW BPA 460IPC 230 Quartz Tap-LaGrande XIPC 138 Hines-Harney 138/115kV Tie X AVA, PACW BPA

NWE 500 Broadview 500/230 Banks #3 or #4 X

NWE 500 Broadview-Colstrip A & B XAVA, PSE, PACW, PGE

PACE, BPA 4,000

NWE 500 Broadview-Garrison #1 or #2 XAVA, PSE, BPA, PACW, PGE

PACE, WAUM 2,000

NWE 500 Broadview-Garrison #1 or #2 Series Caps XAVA, PSE, BPA, PACW, PGE

PACE, WAUM

NWE 500 Colstrip 500/230 Banks #4 or #5 X

BPA

RAS: AC, DC, MT-NW, WOH, WOM, NI, BOUNDARY, LOWER SNAKE, FLATHEAD, ICLTS, BALT, FACRI, CHIEF JOSEPH BRAKE, I-5, NOH, WLM, LLL CKTS, GEN DROP AND LOAD TRIP



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NWE 230 Anaconda-Mill Creek X BPAIPC, PACE, AVA, PACW

NWE 230 Garrison-Mill Creek X BPAIPC, PACE, AVA, PACW

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NWE 230 Mill Creek-Antelope X IPC, PACE AVA, PACW, BPA 250-300

NWE 230 Ovando-Garrison X BPAIPC, PACE, AVA, PACW

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NWE 230 Ovando-Hot Springs X

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PACW 500 Alvey-Dixonville X X BPA,CAISO All WECC 1,732 1,732PACW 500 Captain Jack-Malin #2 X X BPA 2,600 2,600PACW 500 Dixonville-Meridian #1 X X BPA 1,560 1,560PACW 500 Captain Jack-Klamath CoGen #1 X XPACW 500 Meridian-Captain Jack X X BPA,CAISO All WECC 2,600 2,338PACW 500 Midpoint-Summer Lake X X X IPC, BPA All WECC 1,500 1,500PACW 500 Summer Lake-Malin #1 X X IPC, BPA All WECC 2,338 2,338PACW 500/230 Malin 500/230 Bank #1 X XPACW 230 Alvey-Dixonville X X 1,732 1,732PACW 230 Chiloquin-Klamath Falls X X 307-463 307-464PACW 230 Dixonville-Grants Pass X X 402-609 402-610PACW 230 Grants Pass-Meridian X X BPA 307-463 307-463PACW 230 J.C. Boyle-Klamath Falls X X 307-464 307-464PACW 230 LaPine-Chiloquin X X 307-465 307-465PACW 230 Lone Pine-COPCO X X 307-466 307-466PACW 230 Malin-Klamath Falls X X BPA PGE 402-609 402-610PACW 230 Meridian-Lone Pine #1 or #2 X X 307-463 307-464PACW 230 Midway-Union Gap X X 341-515 341-516PACW 230 Pilot Butte-LaPine X X BPAPACW 230 Pilot Butte-Redmond X X BPAPACW 230 Ponderosa-Pilot Butte X X BPAPACW 230 Redmond Butte-Redmond X X BPAPACW 230 Union Gap-Pomona X X 402-609 402-610PACW 230 Walla Walla-Hurricane X IPC, BPA 400 400PACW 230 Walla Walla-North Lewiston X 400 400PACW 230 Walla Walla-Wanapum X AVA, GCPD IPC, BPA 402-609 402-609PACW 230 Wanapum-Pomona X X 402-609 402-609PACW 115 Merwin-St. Johns X BPA



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PG&E 500 Captian Jack-Olinda X XPG&E 500 Gates-Midway X XPG&E 500 Los Banos-Gates X XPG&E 500 Los Banos-Midway #2 X XPG&E 500 Malin-Round Mountain #1or #2 X XPG&E 500 Maxwell Series Caps X XPG&E 500 Olinda Series Caps X XPG&E 500 Olinda 500/230 Bank X XPG&E 500 Olinda Reactor X XPG&E 500 Olinda-Tracy X XPG&E 500 Round Mountain 500/230 Bank X XPG&E 500 Round Mountain Series Caps X XPG&E 500 Round Mountain-Table Mountain #1 or 2 X XPG&E 500 Table Mountain 500/230 Bank X XPG&E 500 Table Mountain Series Caps X XPG&E 230 Table Mountain Shunt Caps X XPG&E 500 Table Mountain-Tesla X XPG&E 500 Table Mountain-Vaca Dixon X XPG&E 500 Tesla Series Caps X XPG&E 500 Tesla-Los Banos X XPG&E 500 Tesla-Tracy X XPG&E 500 Tracy 500/230 Bank X XPG&E 500 Tracy Reactor X XPG&E 500 Tracy Series Caps X XPG&E 500 Tracy Shunt Caps X XPG&E 500 Tracy-Los Banos X XPG&E 500 Vaca Dixon Series Caps X XPG&E 500 Vaca Dixon-Tesla X XPG&E 230 Arco-Midway X XPG&E 230 Colgate-Rio Oso X XPG&E 230 Cottonwood Bus X XPG&E 230 Cottonwood-Cortina X XPG&E 230 Cottonwood-Glenn X XPG&E 230 Cottonwood-Logan Creek X XPG&E 230 Cottonwood-Olinda #1 or #2 X XPG&E 230 Cottonwood-Roseville X XPG&E 230 Cottonwood-Vaca X XPG&E 230 Gates-Arco X X



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PG&E 230 Palermo-Colgate X XPG&E 230 Panoche-Gates #1 or #2 X XPG&E 230 Round Mountain-Cottonwood #1, #2 or #3 X XPG&E 230 Table Mountain CB #452 X XPG&E 230 Table Mountain-Palermo X XPG&E 230 Table Mountain-Rio Oso #2 X XPG&E All California RAS X XPG&E All CDWR Pump Drop X XPG&E Feather River Gen Drop X XPG&E Hyatt & Thermalito Gen Drop or Differential X XPG&E Northwest Load Dropping X XPG&E Belden on Rio Oso Side X X

PGE 500 Grizzly-Malin #2 X X BPA PACW, BCTCPGE 500 McLoughlin-Ostrander #1 X X X BPAPGE 500 Round Butte-Grizzly X X BPA PACWPGE 230 Bethel-McLoughlin-Monitor X XPGE 230 Bethel-Santiam X X BPA PGE 230 McLoughlin-Big Eddy X X BPAPGE 230 McLoughlin-Pearl-Sherwood X X BPAPGE 230 Rivergate-Keeler X X BPAPGE 230 Rivergate-Ross X X BPAPGE 230 Rivergate-Trojan X X BPAPGE 230 Round Butte #1-Redmond X X BPAPGE 230 St. Marys-Keeler X X BPAPGE 230 St. Marys-Sherwood X X BPAPGE 230 St. Marys-Trojan X X BPAPGE 230 Trojan-Allston #1 or #2 X X X BPA

PSE 230 Bothell-Sammamish XPSE 230 Custer-Portal Way XPSE 230 March Point 230/115 Bank XPSE 230 Monroe-Sammamish XPSE 230 Monroe-Snohomish-Horse Ranch Tap #1 XPSE 230 Portal Way 230/115 Bank XPSE 230 Sammamish-Maple Valley #1 XPSE 230 Sedro Woolley 230/115 Bank XPSE 230 Sedro Woolley-Bellingham #1 XPSE 230 Sedro Woolley-Bothell-Horse Ranch Tap X



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PSE 230 Custer-Murray-Sedro Tap XPSE 230 Rocky Reach-Cascade-White River X XPSE 230 South Tacoma-White River X XPSE 230 Covington-White River #1 or #2

PSE 230Christopher-O'Brien #4 (taps Covington-Tacoma #2)

PSE 115 Sedro Woolley-Bellingham #3 or #4 X

SCL 230 Bothell 230/115kV Banks 61, 62, 63, or 64 XSCL 230 Bothell-Sammamish XSCL 230 Bothell-SnoKing #1 XSCL 230 Bothell-SnoKing #2 XSCL 230 Covington-Creston XSCL 230 Covington-Duwamish XSCL 230 Maple Valley-Duwamish XSCL 230 Maple Valley-East Pine XSCL 230 Maple Valley-Massachusetts XSCL 230 Maple Valley-Sno.King #1 XSCL 230 Maple Valley-Sno.King #2 X

SCL 230 Massachusetts 230/115kV Banks 17, 18 or 19 X

SCL 230 Sedro Woolley-Bothell-Horse Ranch XSCL 230 Snohomish-Bothell #1 XSCL 230 Snohomish-Bothell #2 XSCL 115 Bothell-Canal XSCL 115 Bothell-University XSCL 115 East Pine-Broad Street XSCL 115 Massachusetts-Union Str-Broad Str XSCL 115 North-University XSCL 115 Viewland-Canal XSCL MA-US-BR/EP-BR RAS X

SPP 345 Hilltop-Bordertown X XSPP 345/230 Hilltop X X

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Contacts – Path owners / Transmission Path Operators Appendix C

Path outage coordinators, other transmission owners (commercial managers), and outage coordinators are shown below by Path.

Note: These tables are not completely filled out. Placeholders are shown for all the companies and positions involved in the Coordinated Outages Process. Updates and/or revisions should be called into the NWPP office at 503-464-2806 or e-mailed to [email protected].

California-Oregon Intertie (COI) – Last update: March 17, 2004 Utility Contact Phone Function/notes E-mail Fax

BPA Patricia Daly 360-418-2274 Path Coordinator [email protected] 360-418-2214

BPA John Anasis 360-418-2263 Transmission Market [email protected] 360-418-8740

CISO 916-351-2300 Outage Coordinator [email protected]

916-351-2367

PAC Brent Roholt 503-251-5156 Outage Coordinator [email protected]

503-251-5228

PGE Gary Trtek 503-464-8342 Outage Coordinator [email protected]

PNGC Aleka Kitchen 503-288-1234 Transmission Market [email protected]

503-288-2334

PSE Bob Harshbarger 425-462-3348 Transmission Market [email protected]

425-462-3049

PSE Steve Pope 425-882-4640 Outage Coordinator [email protected] 425-882-4462

SCL Jerry Wolf 206-615-0960 Transmission Market [email protected] 206-615-0969

SNPD Robin Cross 425-347-4327 Transmission Market [email protected]

TPWR Greg Munford 253-502-8707 Transmission Market [email protected]

253-502-8628


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Northern Intertie Path (BC-NW) – Last Update: March 17, 2004 Utility Contact Phone Function/notes E-mail Fax



BCTC Warren Chan 604-293-5806 Outage Coordinator [email protected]

604-293-5892

BCTC Mike Kwok 604-293-5805 Outage Coordinator [email protected] 604-293-5892



425-462-3049

Montana-Northwest Path – Last Update: May 3, 2004 Utility Contact Phone Function/notes E-mail Fax

NWE Casey Johnston 406-497-4104 Path Coordinator [email protected]

406-497-4209

NWE Mike Cashell 406-497-4575 Transmission Market [email protected]

406-497-2054

AVA Garth Brandon 509-495-4508 Outage Coordinator [email protected]

509-495-8061

AVA Rich Hydzik 509-495-4005 Operations Engineer [email protected]

509-495-8061

BPA Patricia Daly 360-418-2274 Outage Coordinator [email protected] 360-418-2214



503-251-5228

PGE Gary Trtek 503-464-8342 Outage Coordinator [email protected]



425-462-3049


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West of Hatwai Path – Last Update: March 17, 2004 Utility Contact Phone Function/notes E-mail Fax



509-495-8061


509-495-8061

Idaho-Northwest Path – Last Update: April 9, 2004 Utility Contact Phone Function/notes E-mail Fax

IPC Terry Davis 208-388-2861 Path Coordinator [email protected]

208-388-2767


509-495-8061


509-495-8061

BPA Patricia Daly 360-418-2274 Outage Coordinator [email protected] 360-418-2214



503-251-5228

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