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JUN -23-1997 11:15 P.01 <br />construction of a new county hospital in the city and the addition of other identified industrial <br />customers: Commercial growth is forecasted to be modest, and even declining, due to <br />streamlining in that sector. Residential growth is expected to be slow but positive. <br />Demand Forecast: <br />Year <br />Low <br />Base <br />ugh <br />(MW) <br />(MW) <br />OAW) <br />1997 <br />54 <br />57 <br />60 <br />1998 <br />57 <br />59 <br />74 <br />1999 <br />59 <br />74 <br />80 <br />2000 <br />60 <br />75 <br />82 <br />2001 <br />61 <br />80 <br />84 <br />Eenrgy Forecast: <br />Year <br />Low <br />Base <br />IEgh <br />(MWh) <br />(M%) <br />(MWh) <br />1997 <br />223,000 <br />225,500 <br />227,000 <br />1998 <br />226,000 <br />242,000 <br />262,000 <br />1999 <br />243,000 <br />314,000 <br />340,000 <br />2000 <br />245,000 <br />319,000 <br />348,000 <br />2001 <br />247,000 <br />342,000 <br />356,000 <br />4. Chapter 4 - nSOL RCE PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT OF RESOURCES <br />4.1 Resource planning perspective <br />As mentioned previously, up until the early 1980's Cities procured all their electric load <br />requirements from SCE to resell to Cities's retail customers. Since then Cities have diversified <br />their resource portfolios. In 1990, Cities entered into a comprehensive Integrated Operations <br />9 <br />