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Versions Available: Printed Wall Map

Price Points: $295 gloss or $350 laminated

Dimensions: 42 x 36 inches, Scale 1: 2,760,000

The Electric Power System of the West, 2009/2010 edition is a great visual tool for understanding the generation, transmission and utility landscape of the western United States and Canada. This map depicts power plants, substations, transmission lines and utility service territories (both investor and non-investor owned).

With this map, you can plan and strategize around a complete view of the generation and transmission system across the western US and Canada. You can also see the retail service territories in order to explore potential mergers and acquisitions and monitor your competitors’ market penetration. Explore new transmission line expansions and planned generation, as well as grid connectivity and routing possibilities. This map can also be used as an initial research step when investigating land use and right-of-way possibilities

Product Features:

• Existing and planned power plants with 100MW or greater in generation capacity. Plants are sized by nameplate capacity, colored with primary fuel and labeled with name and operator.
• This edition shows an additional 237 planned power plants from the previous edition and features comprehensive coverage of Canada.
• This map shows Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.

• Access a view of the West derived from the most current and up to date electric system map on the market
• View the latest planned or proposed power plant and transmission projects.
• Use in boardrooms and conference rooms for general reference and to visualize talking points
• Mark up the laminated version to keep notes on areas of interest
• View existing infrastructure with an unparalleled degree of accuracy
• Enjoy ease of use and quick access to vital data
• Use as a companion piece and reference for related Platts price assessments and newsletters such as Energy Trader, Emissions Daily, Energy Economist, Electric Utility Week, Electric Power Daily, Nucleonics Week, Inside Energy, Global Power Report, and Megawatt Daily