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Analysis of Proposed New BES Definitions for U.S. Generation Capacity Above 75 MW

This document explores the application of the proposed new Bulk Electric System (BES) definition in the context of U.S. generation plants with capacities exceeding 75 MW, as per the 2009 EIA-860 report. It provides a comprehensive breakdown of total megawatts (MW) for BES and non-BES plants, highlighting the distribution of units across various capacity ranges. The analysis covers plants above 75 MW, as well as those in the 20-74.9 MW and 0-19.9 MW categories, offering insights into their contributions to the overall energy generation landscape.

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Analysis of Proposed New BES Definitions for U.S. Generation Capacity Above 75 MW

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  1. Application of Proposed New BES Definition: U.S. Generation (Summer Rating, 2009 EIA-860) BES Plants: >75 MW 962,564.3 Total MW Non-BES Plants: < 75 MW 62,836.1 Total MW Units: > 74.9 MW Units: 20-74.9 MW At BES Plants: 3,580 Units 841,716.5 MW 82.1% of total MW At BES Plants: 2,451 Units 110,970.5 MW 10.8% of total MW At Non-BES Plants: 901 Units 30,978.2 MW 3.0% of total MW Units: 0-19.9 MW At BES Plants: 990 Units 9,877.3 MW 1.0% of total MW At Non-BES Plants: 9,748 Units 31,857.9 MW 3.1% of total MW

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