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Municipal Electric Power Association of Virginia Annual Meeting

Join us at the annual meeting of the Municipal Electric Power Association of Virginia. Ron Jefferson, Manager of External Affairs at Appalachian Power, will be discussing the latest environmental regulations and the company's $2.3 billion investment in compliance. Learn about the proposed and finalized rules, compliance timelines, and the impact on coal and gas generation plants. Discover the future of clean power and transmission projects in Virginia.

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Municipal Electric Power Association of Virginia Annual Meeting

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  1. Municipal Electric Power Association of Virginia Annual Meeting Ron Jefferson, Manager External Affairs, Appalachian Power May 21, 2015

  2. Environmental Regulations $2.3 billion investment for Appalachian Power CSAPR (SO2 & NOx) MATS (mercury & air toxics) 1,735 MW of Coal displayed for Appalachian Power 316(b) Rule (water intake structures) Proposed and/or Finalized Rules 111(b) C02 C02 regulations for Existing plants Compliance Timeline Contingent on State Implementation Plans Anticipated Rules Clean Power Plan 111(d) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Time From Rule Finalization to Compliance

  3. GenerationCoal West Virginia 3 units / 2,900 MW Amos Plant West Virginia 1 unit / 1,300 MW Plants Closing in 2015 Mountaineer Plant

  4. GenerationGas Clinch River Plant 484 MW In Service 2016 Virginia Clinch River / 2 units / 484 MW West Virginia Ceredo / 6 units / 523 MW Ohio Dresden / 1 units / 580 MW

  5. GenerationPump Storage / Hydro Virginia Smith Mountain / 3 units / 586 MW Leesville / 2 units / 50 MW Claytor / 4 units / 75 MW Byllesby / 4 units / 21.6 MW Reusens / 5 units / 12.5 MW Buck / 3 units / 8.5 MW Niagara / 2 units / 2.4 MW West Virginia Winfield / 3 units / 14.76 MW London / 3 units / 14.4 MW Marmet / 3 units / 14.4 MW Smith Mountain Dam 586 MW Buck Dam In Service 1912 Byllesby In Service 1912 Niagara Dam In Service 1906

  6. GenerationPower Contracted Wind Beech Ridge (WV) 100.5 MW Fowler Ridge (IN) 100 MW Camp Grove (IL) 75 MW Grand Ridge (IL) 100.5 MW Hydro Summersville (WV) 48 MW

  7. TransmissionVirginia Projects Cloverdale Station Expansion 500kV Yard

  8. TransmissionVirginia Projects Cloverdale Station Expansion 765kV Yard

  9. DistributionVegetation Rate Adjustment Clause (VRAC) Transform distribution rights-of-way from looking like this … to this …

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