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16. Montana Department of Environmental Quality 1996. Draft Environmental Assessment of the Beartooth Pipeline Billings, Montana to Elk Basin, Wyoming. Helena, Montana. 70 17. Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation 1976. Draft Environmental Impact Statement on Anaconda-Hamilton 161 KV Transmission Line. Energy Planning Division. Helena, Montana. 18. Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation 1976. Draft Environmental Impact Statement on Clyde Park - Dillon 161 Kilovolt and 69 Kilovolt Transmission Lines. Energy Planning Division. Helena, Montana. 19. Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation 1979. Draft Environmental Impact Statement on the Proposed Northern Tier Pipeline System. Helena, Montana. 20. Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation 1981. Report on Alternative Northern Tier Pipeline Routes Between Weeksville and Helmville, A report to the Northern Tier Pipeline Company. Facility Siting Division. Helena, Montana. 21. Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation 1983. Draft Report Preferred and Alternate Routes: BPA 500 - Kilovolt Line From Garrison -West. Energy Division. Helena, Montana. 22. “Montana – Pacific Northwest Transmission Upgrade Study” http://www.nwpp.org/ntac/ pdf/, click on 25-Oct-2005 file “MT-NW Study Report 2005-Oct.zip.” 23. Montana State Department of Natural Resources and Conservation 1974. Draft Environmental Impact Statement on Colstrip Electric Generating Units 3&4, 500 Kilovolt Transmission Lines and Associated Facilities, Volume Four, Transmission Lines. Energy Planning Division. Helena, Montana. 24. Montana (State of), USDA-Forest Service, and USDI-Bureau of Land Management 1981. Utility-Transportation Corridor Study for Montana, The Existing Situation and Options for Future Corridor Selection. 25. Northwest Power Pool report http://www. nwpp.org/ntac/pdf/Selected%20Transmission %20Siting%20Constraints.pdf. 26. “Puget Sound Area Upgrade Study Report”— November 2004 http://www.nwpp.org/ntac/ pdf/PSASG%20Final%20Draft.pdf. 27. Report of the BPA Infrastructure Technical Review Committee 2001-2004. 28. “Report of the Phase I Study of the Central Arizona Transmission System” http://www. azpower.org/cats/default.asp#phase1. 29. “Report of the Phase II Study of the Central Arizona Transmission System” http://www. azpower.org/cats/default.asp#phase2. 30. “Report of the Phase III Study of the Central Arizona Transmission System” http://www. azpower.org/cats/default.asp#phase3. 31. Report of the Tehachapi Collaborative Study Group, March 16, 2005. 32. The Potential for More Efficient Electricity Use in the Western U.S.: Energy Efficiency Task Force Draft Report to the Clean and Diversified Energy Advisory Committee of the Western Governor’s Association, Draft Report for Peer Review and Public Comment. Western Governor’s Association. September 15, 2005. 33. The Report of the Imperial Valley Study Group, September 30, 2005. 34. Transmission studies available in consultation with WECC and the Wyoming Infrastructure Authority. 70 Information for the State of Montana documents listed was incorporated indirectly in the study. No State of Montana representative participated in the Western Congestion Assessment Task Force (WCATF) study; however, there was participation by representatives of the Northwestern Energy Company (a Montana utility). Note that the documents listed are all corridor-specific reports and the WCATF study was a higher level, non-corridor-specific study. 102 U.S. Department of Energy / National Electric Transmission Congestion Study / 2006
35. U.S. Department of Energy 1982. Draft Environmental Impact Statement Garrison-Spokane 500 kV Transmission Project. Bonneville Power Administration. Portland, Oregon. 71 36. U.S. Department of Energy 1983. Draft Environmental Impact Statement, Conrad – Shelby Transmission Line Project, Montana, Appendix A. Western Area Power Administration. Billings, Montana. 72 37. U.S. Department of Energy 1983. Draft Environmental Impact Statement, Great Falls– Conrad Transmission Line Project, Montana, Appendix A. Western Area Power Administration. Billings, Montana. 73 38. WECC 2006 Existing Generation and Significant Additions and Changes to System Facilities. 71 Information was incorporated indirectly in the study through participation on the WCATF by representatives of BPA. Note that this document is corridor-specific and the WCATF study was a higher level, non-corridor-specific study. 72 Information was incorporated indirectly through participation on the WCATF by a representative of the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA). Note that this document is corridor-specific and the WCATF study was a higher-level study. 73 Information was incorporated indirectly through participation on the WCATF by a representative of WAPA. Note that this document is corridor-specific and the WCATF study was a higher-level study. U.S. Department of Energy / National Electric Transmission Congestion Study / 2006 103
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Contents Executive Summary ........
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List of Figures (continued) 4-1. Co
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transmission constraint is loaded t
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Next Steps Notice of Intent to Cons
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Figure 1-1. Map of North American E
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constraints. 4 Similarly, ISOs and
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Transmission Constraints, Paths, an
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2. Study Approach and Methods This
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November 3, 2005, for Henry Hub gas
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Wyoming, Montana, Nevada and Utah.
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Loading Relief (TLR) actions and co
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these zones. An exception is NYISO
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4. Southern New England East-West F
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Several of MISO’s transmission co
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years modeled. Future electricity p
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Other observations based on the con
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4. Congestion and Constraints in th
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Figure 4-2. Actual Transmission Con
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most likely to be the most heavily
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Figure 4-7. Existing and Projected
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5. Critical Congestion Areas, Conge
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5.2. Congestion Areas in the Easter
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Baltimore area will face numerous v
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new generation resources. Figure 5-
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Interconnection, and a strong commi
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prices during binding hours in 2008
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