BRANDON HOLMES | Arizona Public Service Co.
BENJAMIN FAULKINBERRY | PacifiCorp Energy Supply Management
THAD LEVAR | Tacoma Power
These comments are submitted on behalf of Ray Johnson, Deputy General Manager, Tacoma Power.
LINDSEY SCHLEKEWAY | NVE
ED MOUNT | The Energy Authority, Inc.
The Energy Authority, Inc. (TEA) is a public power-owned, not-for-profit corporation providing utilities with energy scheduling, marketing, and power supply portfolio management services. TEA is currently participating in WRAP as a Load Responsible Entity (LRE) for five Northwest public power utilities in the states of Washington and Oregon (Clark Public Utilities, Cowlitz Public Utility District, Emerald People’s Utility District, Franklin Public Utility District, and Lewis Public Utility District).
MARA KONTOS | Seattle City Light
No Comment
SACHI BEGUR | Puget Sound Energy
RAJ HUNDAL | PWX
NICOLE BLACKWELL | Idaho Power Company
STEFAN CRISTEA | Portland General Electric
JERRET FISCHER | SRP
SRP appreciates the WPP’s ongoing efforts to develop the WRAP through a structured and collaborative process. SRP supports the current prioritization of the concepts and values the transparency and flexibility built into the 2025 Workplan, but SRP would also support reprioritization to incorporate the collective interests of WRAP participants. SRP looks forward to actively participating in the upcoming task forces and contributing to the continued development of the WRAP.
MATT HAYES | BPA
Bonneville thanks the WPP, the PRC, and WRAP members for all the hard work that has gone into developing the CRF workplan structure.
Bonneville remains very committed to WRAP’s mission and success. To support the program’s success, we propose the above adjustments to the current workplan structure to allow for resolution of these and other issues. Working to maximize clarity on the program’s future operations will allow members to be confident in a decision to continue past October in this extremely important program.