Actions for Electricity transactions across international borders, 1985. [With Mexico, Canada].

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Electricity transactions across international borders, 1985. [With Mexico, Canada].

Published
United States : [publisher not identified], 1986
Springfield, Va.: National Technical Information Service, [approximately 1986]
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microfiche : negative ; 11 x 15 cm

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Summary
This report summarizes the electricity exchange between the United States and Mexico and Canada during Calendar Year 1985. The construction, opration and maintenance of any electric transmission facility which crosses an international border of the United States requires a Presidential permit which has been granted by DOE. During 1985, the US imported 45,900,563 MWh of electric energy at a cost of 1,041,908,785. Of this total, 45,659,944 MWh were imported from Canada and the remainder (240,619 MWh) were received from Mexico. During this same period, US exports of electric energy totaled 4,964,930 MWh with gross revenues of 25,215,549. Of this, 4,812,537 MWh representing 22,068,665 in revenues were delivered to Canada, and 152,393 MWh representing 3,146,884 in revenues were delivered to Mexico. On a net basis, the US was an importer of 40,935,633 MWh of electric energy. These 1985 values constitute an increase of 8.1% in gross imports and an increase of 94.1% in gross exports compared to 1984 levels.
Report Numbers
DE87000847; DOE/RG-0068
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NTIS collection.
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OSTI Identifier 5288247
Research organization: USDOE Economic Regulatory Administration, Washington, DC. Office of Fuels Programs.
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