Building a Billion Dollar Power Plant

Finally, competitive procurement processes serve the interests of the utility itself. By participating in an RFP process for procurement, i.e., developing detailed cost estimates as part of such a process, a utility will be better positioned to justify the prudence of the proposed project before its...

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Published inElectric light & power Vol. 84; no. 6; p. 30
Main Authors Eisenstat, Larry, Wentworth, Michael
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Tulsa PennWell Corporation 01.11.2006
Subjects
Bids
Coal-fired power plants
Competition
Construction
Cost control
Cost estimates
Energy industry
Public utilities
Request for proposal
United States > US
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Summary:Finally, competitive procurement processes serve the interests of the utility itself. By participating in an RFP process for procurement, i.e., developing detailed cost estimates as part of such a process, a utility will be better positioned to justify the prudence of the proposed project before its state commission and, if necessary, the FERC.
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ISSN:0013-4120