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I just spoke with Steve Doss and explained how to get a power marketer
certificate at FERC (and EWG filing if necessary depending on who West Linn's partner is for plant ownership) and the 60 day (generally) time required (Although I think that FERC would be inclined to wave the 60 days based on the supply shortage in the West). I also explained that EPMI is making a filing this week at FERC that would allow EPMI to provide some FERC filing services on behalf of industrial customers in order to facilitate their sales to the grid (when approved, hopefully in about 60 days). He said that West Linn has not built the 2 cogens yet (43 MWs each of which West Linn would use appr. 17 MWs/hour), but that it is interested in setting up its licenses before the start of retail access on 10/1/01 in Oregon. (An item to think about--I don't know anything about the Oregon retail program or current rate structure with PGE, but generally the lack of retail open access will not prevent an industrial on site generator from selling to the grid, unless its host utility rate schedule precludes it from doing so). I am sending him a FERC order issued last year dealing with industrials selling to the grid (InPower order), plus will send him the EPMI filing when we make it later this week. SHARI STACK 02/21/2001 12:23 PM To: Christi L Nicolay/HOU/ECT@ECT cc: John Malowney/HOU/ECT@ECT Subject: A Request to Talk to One of our Customers Hi Christi- I just met with another potential customer who is going to buy power from us intially but may want to sell us power in the future due to a Cogen plant they are building. I asked if they were going to get a Power Marketers Certificate in order to sell the power and got a blank look. I mentioned that I had a colleague that could give them more information on how to go about getting this. Could you please call Steve Doss on (503) 557-6587 to point him in the right direction to getting the PMC? He is with West Linn Paper Company here in Oregon. Thank you, Shari
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