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APPA joined PMA stakeholders from across the country and in ways that could result in substantial,unjustified electric rate <br /> in Congress to push back against the Corps effort which,if suc- increases for public power utilities,create adverse economic <br /> cessful,would have set a very bad precedent for cost allocation impacts,or reduce competition. Finally,the Association strongly <br /> in other PMA regions. On October 2,2015,DOE announced opposes any efforts to disproportionately assign costs to federal <br /> new rates for the Cumberland System that correctly applied the hydropower users for which they receive no additional benefits. <br /> Dam Safety Act,meaning that 15 percent of dam modification <br /> costs are allocated to project beneficiaries(including hydro- <br /> power customers).This was a significant win for hydropower American Public Power Association Contact <br /> customers.That said,public power must remain vigilant,as a Amy Thomas,Government Relations Director,202-467-2934/ <br /> caveat was included in the announcement: "...Southeastern athomas@publicpower.org <br /> wishes to make clear that interagency discussions of this issue re- <br /> main ongoing.If,as a result of those discussions,other relevant <br /> federal agencies provide a factual and legal basis for a contrary <br /> determination,the applicability of the Dam Safety Act would be The American Public Power Association is the voice of <br /> reconsidered." not-for-profit,community-owned utilities that power <br /> 2,000 towns and cities nationwide.We represent pub- <br /> lic power before the federal government to protect the <br /> American Public Power Association Position interests of the more than 49 million people that public <br /> The Association supports the continued existence and federal power utilities serve,and the 93,000 people they em- <br /> ownership of the PMAs and TVA,the sale of federally generated ploy. Our association advocates and advises on electricity <br /> hydropower at cost-based rates,increased customer involvement policy,technology,trends,training,and operations.Our <br /> in funding critical operation and maintenance activities,and in- members strengthen their communities by providing <br /> creased federal emphasis on funding these same activities.APPA superior service,engaging citizens,and instilling pride in <br /> also continues to strongly oppose any action by Congress or the community-owned power. <br /> Administration that would modify the federal power program <br /> PublicPower.org 29 <br /> 211 <br />
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