EEIs Mutual Assistance Program Florida Public Service Commission

EEIs Mutual Assistance Program Florida Public Service Commission Restoration Workshop January 23, 2006 William H Mayer, P.E. Edison Electric Institute Who we are Edison Electric Institute (EEI) is the association of U.S. shareholderowned electric companies Our members serve 71 percent of electric utility customers in the nation. Why Mutual Assistance Hurricane Hazel October 15, 1954

Company Customers % of Customers Carolina P&L 54% of load Baltimore G&E 150,000 32% Public Service E&G 415,000 31% Long Island Lighting 30% NY State E&G 180,000 44% Niagara Mohawk 250,000

25% No data for additional companies impacted Beginning of Mutual Assistance Hurricane Hazel 1954 Widespread damage Multiple service territories demonstrated the need for Mutual Assistance The EEI T&D Committee created the first utility National Emergency Assistance Plan and Roster in 1955. Mutual Assistance in the 80s and 90s Contact List Names & Numbers

Model Agreements Check List Company information Crew configuration Operating voltages Equipment Transmission towers Mutual Assistance Today Calling in the Cavalry

Local Agreements Regional Associations Contractors National Associations EEIs www.RestorePower.com ID and password protected Searchable directory of companies, company data and additional resources Participating Utilities Florida 6 All Utilities 86 Contractor and Vendors 33 Mutual Assistance Awards (est.1998)

Annual awards given to member companies to recognize restoration response and/or assistance Award judges panel of retired utility executives Florida utilities have 17 awards FPL 3 Response and 2 Assistance Awards Gulf Power 2 Response and 3 Assistance Awards Progress Energy 1 Response and 1 Assistance Award TECO 1 Response Award Additional EEI Resources 2004 EEI Report Out of Sight, Out of Mind? Summary of OH to UG studies

2005 EEI Report After the Disaster Utility Restoration Cost Recovery 0 05 Cleco Rita 05 CenterPoint Rita 05 Entergy Rita 05 Miss Pwr Katrina 05 FPL Katrina 05 Cleco Katrina 05 Entergy Katrina 05 AL Power Katrina 05 Gulf Pwr Dennis

05 AL Power Dennis 05 Entergy Cindy 04 FPL Jeanne 04 Progress Jeanne 04 Tampa Jeanne 04 Gulf Power Ivan 04 FPL Frances 04 Progress Frances 04 FPL Charley 04 Progress Charley 03 BGE Isabel

03 Progress Carolinas Isabel 02 Entergy Lili 02 Entergy Isidore 99 BGE Floyd 99 Progress Carolinas Floyd 98 Progress Carolinas Bonnie 96 Progress Carolinas Fran 96 Duke Fran 96 Progress Carolinas Bertha 89 Progress Carolinas Hugo 89 Duke Hugo 89 Entergy Georges

Storm Data From 1989 to 2005 Customers Restored Per Day 250000 200000 150000 100000 50000 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 05 Cleco Rita

05 CenterPoint Rita 05 Entergy Rita 05 Miss Pwr Katrina 05 FPL Katrina 05 Cleco Katrina 05 Entergy Katrina 05 AL Power Katrina 05 Gulf Pwr Dennis 05 AL Power Dennis 05 Entergy Cindy 04 FPL Jeanne 04 Progress Jeanne

04 Tampa Jeanne 04 Gulf Power Ivan 04 FPL Frances 04 Progress Frances 04 FPL Charley 04 Progress Charley 03 BGE Isabel 03 Progress Carolinas Isabel 02 Entergy Lili 02 Entergy Isidore 99 BGE Floyd

99 Progress Carolinas Floyd 98 Progress Carolinas Bonnie 96 Progress Carolinas Fran 96 Duke Fran 96 Progress Carolinas Bertha 89 Progress Carolinas Hugo 89 Duke Hugo 89 Entergy Georges Storm Data From 1989 to 2005 Customers Out Per Lineman Storm Data From 1989 to 2005 Red=Hurricanes, Blue=Ice , Yellow=Wind Poles Broken During Storms 18,000

16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 - Contact Info: William H Mayer, P.E. Manager Energy Delivery Edison Electric Institute (202) 508-5563 [email protected]