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BRADLEY LAKE HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT
ALASKA POWER AUTHORITY
1.0 Responsibilities
Construction Phase
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Construction Funding and Financing.
Design and Construct the Bradley Lake Project
Obtain FERC License. 7
Operation Phase
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Comply with all reporting requirements of FERC License Terms
and Conditions, for example:
Minimum Flows
Maintain Records
Pay Annual FERC charges, etc.
Perform FERC five year inspections
Coordinate and attend annual inspections
Hire and train plant 0&M personnel.
Perform initial on-site O&M functions.
Provide for plant start-up and testing.
Develop Technical Standards, 0&M Manuals, and Maintenance
Schedule.
Coordinate and enforce warranty provisions of Contracts.
Negotiate Dispatch and 0& Agreements.
Provide consultation services to plant operator to establish
system capabilities and standard voltage levels, and set and
coordinate protective relay systems.
Develop an annual budget sufficient to satisfy the Bradley
Lake Hydroelectric Project costs incurred by the Dispatcher,
Operator and Alaska Power Authority.
Collect project revenues from participating utilities in
accordance with Power Sales Agreement.
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Reimburse Dispatcher and/or Operator for the costs of labor,
materials, supplies, equipment, training and administration.
Provide the initial training program on operating the
specialized equipment such as the Compact Gas Insulated
Substation, digital governor, etc. to be located at the
Bradley Lake Project site.
Make available to the Operator the specialized tools or
equipment required to perform maintenance.
Maintain official "As-Builts", Records and Documents.
Monitor reservoir levels and hydrologic data. Perform
reservoir modeling functions to predict reservoir levels and
energy availability (schedule generation).
BRADLEY LAKE HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT INITIAL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
ALASKA POWER AUTHORITY
(Project Site Specifics)
2.0 Responsibilities
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Coordinate all maintenance activities involving Bradley Lake
Facilities with the Participants (Bradley Lake power purchasers).
Provide on-site operating and maintenance personnel.
Provide transportation for O&M and support personnel.
Submit proposed maintenance budgets.
Implement maintenance schedules, maintenance procedures,
maintenance training, and preventive maintenance programs.
Conduct scheduled inspections.
Update and maintain on-site records and drawings to show all
alterations or replacements. Provide "“as-builts" to the
Power Authority.
Read and report all revenue metering devices.
Monitor and record plant operations. Monitor plant alarms
and normal operating limits and coordinate with dispatcher.
Log and submit any action of protective relays or alarms.
Install any additional protective relaying, instrumentation,
control systems, or other apparatus purchased by the Power
Authority.
Provide site security and implement safety measures to
protect equipment, personnel, and the general public from
equipment failure and other potential hazards.
Repair and report any damaged facilities.
Respond to operational and maintenance requests or direc-
tives from the Power Authority.
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Maintain the Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project facilities
in accordance with Power Authority 0&M guidelines, Prudent
Utility Practice, National Electric Safety Code, and other
applicable codes, federal and state laws, regulations,
requirements, and standards.
Performs site maintenance including intake trash and ice
removal, snow removal of roads and runway.
Perform Bradley Lake to Bradley Junction transmission line
maintenance and repairs.
Emergency operation of plant as requested by dispatcher.
Maintain a stock of available equipment, materials, tools
and parts purchased for the project for maintaining the
facilities.
Comply with repair and replacement schedule.
BRADLEY LAKE HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT
DISPATCHER/SCHEDULER RESPONSIBILITIES
CHUGACH ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.
Anchorage, Alaska
3.0 Responsibilities
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Provide 24 hour control of Bradley Lake MW output, including
incorporation of Bradley into the existing CEA AGC software.
Provide 24 hour control of Bradley Lake MVAR conditions,
including incorporating Bradley into the Automatic VAR
Dispatching and Voltage Control program.
Provide 24 hour control of station bus and unit bus voltage.
Provide 24 hour monitoring of all alarm functions which
could affect the ability of the project in meeting operating
schedules or scheduled capacity and energy production.
Establish, in conjunction with 0&M personnel, the priority
levels of each alarm. Contact plant operator immediately
following each priority level alarm and within an agreed
upon time frame for secondary alarms.
Establish set points for the operation of the Project for
conditions outside the limits of the Project.
Establish, in conjunction with maintenance personnel,
operating constraints or limits on the Project as a result
of necessary maintenance activities. Control operation of
the plant within those parameters.
Coordinate the timing of those routine maintenance
activities at the Project which affect the Project's ability
to meet power production schedules.
Monitor all activities and items necessary for compliance
with FERC operating requirements. Operate the plant within
the established parameters.
Monitor reservoir levels, inflow rates, outflow rates, etc.,
to determine the available energy at existing reservoir
level and the anticipated energy at future dates.
Coordinate and schedule requests for wheeling of Bradley
power allotments with participating utilities.
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Determine the need for storing energy at CEA's Cooper Lake
facility.
Displace wheeled Bradley energy with energy from Soldotna
No. 1, pursuant to the terms of the Transmission Services
Agreement.
Monitor and control all plant 13.8 kV and 115 kV breakers
and switches.
Monitor and control both 115 kV line breakers terminating
the Project boundaries at Diamond Ridge and Soldotna.
Coordinate all manual switching requirements with plant
operators.
Coordinate, with appropriate parties, all manual switching
requirements associated with the Project 115 kV line at
Diamond Ridge Station.
Issue all clearances on Project 115 kV transmission lines
and unit breakers.
Attempt to displace Bradley generation with Northern
Kenai-Anchorage generation in the event the Anchorage tie
line is unavailable.
Operate the Southern (Peninsula) control area as a separate
control area in islanded situations.
Provide, if studies verify a need, a signal indicating the
loss of a synchronizing source to the Bradley Lake units.
Provide, if studies verify a need, a signal indicating the
loss of the Anchorage tie-line to take the units off-line.
Develop and maintain records of: (1) all Project power production, (2) AEG&T/HEA wheeling, (3) CEA wheeling, and
(4) utility power allotments.
Provide information to the Power Authority data link for
distribution to interested parties.
Advise maintenance personnel of all line outages affecting
the Project production, and place request for action if
required.
Advise maintenance personnel of operational problems
requiring maintenance attention.
3.27 Direct plant operator to maintain a power production sched-
ule in the event of a communications failure or CEA on-site
RTU failure.
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BRADLEY LAKE HYDROELECTRIC PROJECT
INITIAL 0 & M STAFF ™
OPERATOR/
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