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Slide 1 Please add information or make comments on the map from the meeting This information is currently being updated by stakeholders. The goal is to represent the INCREMENTAL LOAD GROWTH and POTENTIAL RESOURCES through the planning window of 2017. Given the long-lead requirements of planning, permitting, and constructing major transmission lines, NTTG would like to begin the process where clear needs exist. The formal planning cycle starting later in 2007 will help refine project proposals and identify additional requirements in an adaptive, iterative approach beginning with the list of Fast Track Transmission Projects. example (you can update and copy on to the map) 100 MW (LOAD) 500 MW (coal, gas, wind – choose type)

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This information is currently being updated by stakeholders. The goal is to represent the INCREMENTAL LOAD GROWTH and POTENTIAL RESOURCES through the planning window of 2017.

Given the long-lead requirements of planning, permitting, and constructing major transmission lines, NTTG would like to begin the process where clear needs exist. The formal planning cycle starting later in 2007 will help refine project proposals and identify additional requirements in an adaptive, iterative approach beginning with the list of Fast Track Transmission Projects.

example (you can update and copy on to the map)

100 MW (LOAD)

500 MW (coal, gas, wind – choose type)

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recent updates:

3/18/07 – suggestions from 3/14/07 meeting in Portland

3/23/07 – PacifiCorp load forecasts

3/26/07 – SSG-WI loads, more updates and validation required

4/11/07 – UAMPS loads and resources

4/11/07 – Oregon/Washington and other wind resources

4/13/07 – PGE IRP updates

Information on the way-

• additional stakeholder review/comments

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Annual Peak MW Load Informationexpected growth forecasts- high growth scenarios may be 50% above values shown

Map ID Owner Location Data_Source 2006_load2012_expected

growth2017_expected

growth2022_expected

growth

1 Idaho Power Boise 2006 IRP 1921 300 600 9503 Idaho Power Twin Falls 2006 IRP 800 75 150 2092 Idaho Power Pocatello 2006 IRP 400 26 48 724 NorthWestern NWE.SYSTEM IRP - 2022 not forecast 1658 94 2147 PacifiCorp Washington/Oregon 2006 IRP 1373 106 154 1595 PacifiCorp South/Central Oregon 2006 IRP 1319 249 329 3868 PacifiCorp Goshen/SE Idaho 2006 IRP 609 208 272 1909 PacifiCorp Wyoming 2006 IRP 965 297 389 488

10 PacifiCorp Utah South 2006 IRP 437 63 167 27911 PacifiCorp Utah North 2006 IRP 4140 930 1735 278713 Portland General Portland PGE - 2022 not forecast 3840 532 102014 UAMPS Utah UAMPS - 2006 load not shown 585 585 58512 PacifiCorp Portland 2006 IRP 499 61 108 16215 NW-West NW-West-North SSG-WI 1% growth rate 7054 1041 2082 312316 NW-East NW-East-North SSG-WI 1% growth rate 7997 68 136 20417 NW-West NW-West-South SSG-WI 1% growth rate 8750 230 460 69018 NW-East NW-East-South SSG-WI 1% growth rate 2281 139 277 418

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* SSG-WI Load forecasts in NWPP area have PGE and PAC loads removed, and then has load bubbles split into North/South.

updated as of 04/13/07

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Potential Resource Additions

Sum of MW Capacity TypeState Coal Gas Wind Grand TotalColorado 1540 210 1050 2800Idaho 945 945Montana 1109 260 1705 3074Nevada 1500 100 1600Oregon 5060 5060Utah 1525 140 800 2465Washington 5577 5577Wyoming 1975 50 2410 4435Grand Total 7649 660 17647 25956

updated as of 04/11/07

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Potential Resource Additionsstill need to add remaining SGG-WI/RMATS resources + other Renewable updates

Resource State Type MW Capacity

Colorado East Colorado Coal 1540Colorado East Colorado Gas 210Colorado East Colorado Wind 800Colorado West Colorado Wind 250Idaho Goshen Idaho Wind 125Idaho South Idaho Wind 820Montana Broadview Montana Coal 500Montana Broadview Montana Wind 970Montana Colstrip Montana Coal 609Montana Crossover Montana Wind 255Montana West Montana Wind 480Montana West Montana Gas 260Nevada Coal Nevada Coal 1500Nevada Wind Nevada Wind 100Oregon E Gorge Oregon Wind 4960Oregon South Oregon Wind 100Utah North Utah Wind 350Utah South Utah Coal 950Utah South Utah Gas 140Utah South Utah Coal 575Utah South Utah Wind 450Washington Central Washington Wind 1634Washington E Gorge Washington Wind 3943Wyoming Big Horn Basin Wyoming Wind 250Wyoming Central Wyoming Coal 1400Wyoming Central Wyoming Gas 50Wyoming Central Wyoming Coal 575Wyoming Central Wyoming Wind 160Wyoming Laramie River Wyoming Wind 1000Wyoming South West Wyoming Wind 1000

updated as of 04/11/07

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Fast Track Candidate Transmissionas shown on the map

TLINES FAST_TRACK APPROX_MILESCalifornian/Oregon Border-Boise FAST TRACK 360Eastern Oregon/Washington-Portland FAST TRACK 170Montana-SE Idaho FAST TRACK 300North West-Boise FAST TRACK 250SE Idaho-Boise FAST TRACK 220SE Idaho-Wasatch FAST TRACK 125Wyoming-SE Idaho FAST TRACK 230Wyoming-Wasatch FAST TRACK 225Californian/Oregon Border-Portland Potential 250Eastern Montana-Montana Potential 300Eastern Wyoming-Central Wyoming Potential 175Eastern Wyoming-Colorado Potential 150Ely-Midpoint Potential 225Ely-Mona Potential 140Mid C-Eastern Oregon/Washington Potential 110Mid C-Portland Potential 150Mona-Wasatch Potential 125Montana-Northwest Potential 475

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