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SCPPA APPROVES 200 MW WIND PURCHASE (02/15/07)
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SCPPA
AND TURLOCK IRRIGATION DISTRICT PURCHASE ADDITIONAL NATURAL
GAS RESERVES; SECURE LONG-TERM SUPPLY OF NATURAL GAS
AT STABLE PRICES FOR POWER GENERATION (10/26/06)
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SCPPA’S
MAGNOLIA POWER PROJECT AWARDED
PLATT’S POWER MAGAZINE “PLANT OF THE YEAR" (September
2005)
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CITIES TO CELEBRATE DEDICATION OF
MAGNOLIA POWER PROJECT IN BURBANK ON JUNE 2 (05/16/05)
BURBANK,
Calif.—The mayors and utility
officials for six Southern California cities (Anaheim,
Burbank, Cerritos,
Colton, Glendale and Pasadena) participating in the
310-megawatt (MW) Magnolia Power Project (Magnolia)
are expected here
for the June 2 dedication ceremony. Gov. Arnold
Schwarzenegger,
a long-time proponent of building additional power
generating plants in California, is among the
federal, state and
local invitees for the landmark event, which
is open to the public.
The dedication ceremony begins at 10 a.m. at the project
site, 110 W. Magnolia Blvd. in Burbank.
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THOUSANDS
OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS
BENEFIT FROM MUNICIPAL UTILITY PROGRAMS (05/27/04)
The
Southern California Public Power Authority (“SCPPA”)
reported today that its municipal
utility members, including Anaheim, Azusa, Banning,
Burbank,
Cerritos, Colton, Glendale, Los Angeles, Pasadena,
Riverside and Vernon and the
Imperial Irrigation District, have
committed over one-half billion dollars to Public
Benefit
Programs over the last seven years.
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SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA MUNICIPAL UTILITIES REQUEST
PROPOSALS FOR INNOVATIVE ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES (05/18/04)
The Southern
California Public Power Authority (SCPPA) is soliciting proposals
for the demonstration of innovative energy technologies that
would benefit
electric utility customers in Southern California. Funding
for this program is provided pursuant to the public goods charge
collected from SCPPA member electric utility customers pursuant
to state
law, therefore the technologies supported must be related
to the efficient usage, storage, management, or distributed
generation of electricity.
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SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA CITIES TAKE OUTPUT FROM
CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST
WIND PLANT (09/03/03)
On September 1st, the cities of Anaheim, Azusa,
Colton, Glendale, and Pasadena began taking
output from the state’s largest
wind plant, the High Winds Energy Center
in Solano County, California. These cities all operate municipally
owned electric utilities and are
members of the Southern California Public Power Authority
(SCPPA).
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SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA MUNICIPAL UTILITIES
COMMIT $489 MILLION TO PUBLIC BENEFIT PROGRAMS (05/15/03)
Nearly
half a billion dollars in five years have been committed
to benefit the residents and businesses
of eleven Southern California cities and one irrigation
district, according to the Southern California Public Power
Authority (SCPPA) in a report issued today.
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SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA MUNICIPAL UTILITIES REQUEST
PROPOSALS FOR RENEWABLE POWER (02/27/03)
The Southern California Public Power Authority
(SCPPA) is soliciting competitive proposals
for 70 to 120 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy, through
equity participation in one or more renewable power facilities
(preferred),
or under a long-term contract (optional).
