Hodel and Hesse Nominations: Hearing Before the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate, Ninety-seventh Congress, Second Session on the Nominations of Donald Paul Hodel to be Secretary of Energy and Martha O. Hesse to be Assistant Secretary of Energy for Management and Administration, December 1, 1982 |
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... BPA role in the region . In short , the administration of Mr. Hodel at BPA was not an un- mixed success . Its legacy is a region seriously divided on energy policy and perilously close to major bankruptcies brought on by the WPPSS mess ...
... BPA role in the region . In short , the administration of Mr. Hodel at BPA was not an un- mixed success . Its legacy is a region seriously divided on energy policy and perilously close to major bankruptcies brought on by the WPPSS mess ...
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... BPA , the net billing agreement which provided the basis whereby BPA in fact fi- nanced those three plants were conceived ... BPA's role under Mr. Hodel in committing the Northwest to this disastrous energy program is not based on my own ...
... BPA , the net billing agreement which provided the basis whereby BPA in fact fi- nanced those three plants were conceived ... BPA's role under Mr. Hodel in committing the Northwest to this disastrous energy program is not based on my own ...
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... BPA's interest in the output of the WPPSS nuclear plants , it is some- what surprising that BPA officials did not insist upon a more direct and positive role in the construction program * * although involved in a multi - billion dollar ...
... BPA's interest in the output of the WPPSS nuclear plants , it is some- what surprising that BPA officials did not insist upon a more direct and positive role in the construction program * * although involved in a multi - billion dollar ...
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... BPA , the " net billing agreements , " which provided a basis for BPA's " financing " of units 1 and 3 were executed while he was Administrator of BPA . In addition , Mr. Hodel was architect of Phase 2 of the Hydro - Thermal Power ...
... BPA , the " net billing agreements , " which provided a basis for BPA's " financing " of units 1 and 3 were executed while he was Administrator of BPA . In addition , Mr. Hodel was architect of Phase 2 of the Hydro - Thermal Power ...
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... BPA has had to include the WPPSS costs in its rates . BPA's average preference rate has gone from 4.13 mills / kwh in 1979 to 18.0 mills / kwh in 1982 , a greater than 400 % increase in less than three years . The primary side effect of ...
... BPA has had to include the WPPSS costs in its rates . BPA's average preference rate has gone from 4.13 mills / kwh in 1979 to 18.0 mills / kwh in 1982 , a greater than 400 % increase in less than three years . The primary side effect of ...
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