RAILBELT GENERATION AND TRANSACTION DATA
The Commission has requested daily data regarding generation (resource dispatch
w/heat rate), economy energy sales and purchases, spin transactions, and native
load. This information was requested by for years 2017 - Q2, Q3 and 2018 - Q2, Q3
only. Order I-15-001(14), issued April 26, 2019, requires the Railbelt utilities to file
quarterly data, starting with 2019 - Q2, until the Commission issues an order
terminating the data filing request. A summary of the data is compiled in the PDF
link below. The data was updated on May 20, 2021.
ELECTRIC UTILITY RESTRUCTURING STUDY
House Concurrent Resolution No. 21 (HCR 21) established the
Alaska Energy Policy Task Force. The Task Force examined how
electricity is generated, transmitted, and distributed in Alaska in
order to meet the State's existing and future electrical needs in
a safe and efficient manner. The Task Force developed a long-term Energy Plan for Alaska that will enhance the State's
economic future.
RAILBELT CONTRACT SUMMARY
The following pages contain brief descriptions of the contractual
arrangements that govern electricity provisions in the Railbelt.
The goal of the document is to afford the reader an intuitive
understanding of contract structure, along with pertinent terms
and conditions for each of the contracts. The intent is to provide
the Commission with a knowledge base for use in future
proceedings in R-97-010, the Electric Market Structure Docket.
The document is organized to present summaries of each
contract in a uniform format. Graphic presentations are also
included to show the overall structure in which individual
contracts reside.
POWER POOLING (CENTRAL DISPATCH PLANNING)
STUDY
This final report analyzes the potential benefits of a power pool
with central dispatch among the Railbelt Utilities in Alaska
pursuant to U-97-140. The Power Pooling Study outlines the
current operation of the system, benchmarks 1996 operation,
provides expansion plans for a 20 year period, and determines
the potential benefits and costs of pooled operation.
ENERGY TASK FORCE
This final report analyzes the potential benefits of a power pool
with central dispatch among the Railbelt Utilities in Alaska
pursuant to U-97-140. The Power Pooling Study outlines the
current operation of the system, benchmarks 1996 operation,
provides expansion plans for a 20 year period, and determines
the potential benefits and costs of pooled operation.
Last Updated: 5/20/2020
Date Issued: 9/1/2007