Bonneville Power Administration
Location
Oregon
Founded
1937-02-28
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2024-10-22 (investing.com)
Tutor Perini forecasts record cash flow, plans early debt repayment By Investing.com
Tutor Perini forecasts record cash flow and plans early debt repayment
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2022-07-03 (heraldnet.com)
Editorial: Waiting could force bad choice on dams, salmon | HeraldNet.com
Work should begin now to begin replacing what four dams on the Snake River provide.
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2021-08-03 (eenews.net)
Greens blast 'get out of jail free card' for fed hydro giant
Environmental groups and utilities are squaring off over a little-noticed infrastructure package provision from a liberal Democrat that would more than double the amount of money debt-saddled hydropower giant Bonneville Power Administration can
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2007-02-03 (seattletimes.com)
Administration budget backs off call for BPA debt payment
The Bush administration has backed off its call for the Bonneville Power Administration to use revenue from the sale of excess power to...
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2005-05-19 (seattletimes.com)
Bush proposal sets up another battle over BPA
A bush administration proposal to change the way the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) counts debt as part of its budget could lead...
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1980-05-01 (unt.edu)
Debt collection project report
In October 1979 the Office of Management and Budget initiated a review of debt collection within the Federal Government. A DOE Debt Collection Project Team was established, and seven activites were selected for review. These were Albuquerque
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