Transmission substations. For each substation: Function, capacity (kva), high and low voltages of transformers, description and capacity of special items of equipment. DISTRIBUTION PLANT 2 Overhead system. 1 Number of pole and circuit miles, number of active meters or services connected (if available), description and number of each type of pole or tower. Underground system. Number of circuit miles, number of active meters or services connected (if available), description of type of construction and general statement of any special construction problem. Distribution substation. General description of number, capacity (kva) and high and low voltages of transformers. Line transformers. Number and capacity. Street lighting and signal systems. Description and number of each type of street lighting standard, number and wattage of lamps, and description of signal system. GENERAL PLANT Description of principal structures and improvements. Number and type of transportation vehicles and appurtenant equipment. Description of store, shop, and laboratory equipment. Description of communication equipment. Description of miscellaneous equipment. [38 FR 7214, Mar. 19, 1973] § 141.300 Form 23B, Quarterly Electric Utility Generation and Fuel Planning Report. (a) This Form, comprised of nine schedules, as identified hereinafter, is designed to secure information from electric utilities on a quarterly basis covering projected energy requirements and production, fuel requirements and consumption, and fuel inventories and deliveries. The report covers four quarters: January-March, April-June, July-September, OctoberDecember. Each submittal revised previously reported data for the next three quarters and extends the projections thru the succeeding quarterly period. It is designed to serve analyt 'If number of active meters or services is not available separately for overhead and underground systems, report totals. "To be shown on the original when tendered for filing with the Commission of every paper as specified in § 1.17(f) of this chapter. ical, fuel allocation and other regulatory purposes. (b) The Form, properly completed, shall be mailed in quadruplicate to the Federal Power Commission, commencing with the report for October 1975September 1976, which report shall be mailed by August 20, 1975, by all electric generating utilities which are required to file Federal Power Commission Form No. 4, Monthly Power Plant Report, except for consolidated reporting of some Federal power projects (by Bonneville Power Administration, Southeastern Power Administration, and Southwestern Power Administration), all such reporting entities being identified specifically in the List of Electric Utility Systems (Appendix A) attached to Federal Power Commission Order 497-B. (c) An additional conformed copy of the Quarterly Electric Utility Generation and Fuel Planning Report Form is to be mailed on the same date to: Data Collection-Federal Energy AdUtilities Re ministration-Electric ports-Code 47-Washington, 20461. D.C. (d) Each reporting electric utility shall file one conformed copy of the Quarterly Electric Utility Generation and Fuel Planning Report Form with each of the respective state public service commissions (or Governors in states where there is no established state public service commission with public utility regulatory jurisdiction over the reporting utility) of the state or states which are partly or wholly within the geographic boundaries of the electric reliability council or councils in which the reporting utility participates or is located. (e) The Quarterly Electric Utility Generation and Fuel Planning Report is comprised of: Schedule 1, Projected Energy Requirements and Sources Schedule 2, Project Fuel Requirements for Generation Schedule 1A, Actual Energy Projection and Sources Schedule 2A, Actual Fuel Consumption for Schedule 3, Effects on System Require- (f) As of October 13, 1976, the reporting requirements stated above are suspended. However, Form 23B is to be maintained in stand-by status to allow reestablishment of reporting in the event that it becomes necessary to resume fuel oil allocation or a fuel emergency occurs. [Order No. 497-B, 40 FR 37033, Aug. 25, 1975, as amended by Order No. 497-C, 41 FR 47423, Oct. 29, 1976] PARTS 142-149-[RESERVED] FINDING AIDS. A list of current CFR volumes, a list of superseded CFR volumes, and a list of Table of CFR Titles and Chapters Alphabetical List of Agencies Appearing in the CFR Table of CFR Titles and Chapters (As of April 3, 1978) Title 1-General Provisions Chap. I II III Administrative Committee of the Federal Register (Parts 0-49) Administrative Conference of the United States (Parts 300-399) IV Miscellaneous Agencies (Part 400-end) Title 2—[Reserved] I Title 3-The President Proclamations Executive Orders Presidential Documents Other Than Proclamations and Executive Orders Executive Office of the President (Parts 100 and 101) Title 4-Accounts I General Accounting Office (Parts 0-99) II III I III IV V VI VII IX ΧΙ Federal Claims Collection Standards (General Accounting Cost Accounting Standards Board (Parts 300-499) Title 5-Administrative Personnel Civil Service Commission (Parts 0-1199) Office of Management and Budget (Parts 1300-1399) Advisory Committee on Federal Pay (Parts 1400-1499) The International Organizations Employees Loyalty Board (Parts 1500-1599) Department of Defense (Parts 1600-1699) Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (Parts 1700-1799) Appalachian Regional Commission (Parts 1900-1999) United States Soldiers' and Airmen's Home (Parts 2100-2199) XIV Federal Labor Relations Council and Federal Service Impasses Panel (Parts 2400-2499) |