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BPA Statutes.

Authors: United States. Bonneville Power Administration.;
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This publication includes the Bonneville Power Administration`s (BPA) authorities. It combines the two previous booklets of BPA authorities` and adds: sections of certain Appropriation Acts affecting BPA; a list of all other Appropriation Acts affecting BPA; a list of the acts authorizing Federal hydroelectric dams in the Columbia River Basin; portions of the Energy Policy Act of 1992 that specifically apply to BPA; portions of the Federal Power Act to provide context for the Energy Policy Act. The laws are in their United States Code format, rather than in the Public Law format as passed. Thus, the citation for Bonneville Project Act section 2(f) is shown as 16 USC {section}832a(f). Most people are familiar with the Public Law citations, so they have been retained and appear in italics at the end of each paragraph. In addition, later amendments to earlier laws are reflected in the United States Code language. For example, the Preference Act`s definition of ``Pacific Northwest`` (16 USC {section}837(b)) reflects the Northwest Power Act`s amendment of that term. The laws are presented in the numerical order they appear in the United States Code, rather than in the order in which they became law. Therefore, the Energy Policy Act of 1992 is presented first. This booklet is not, nor is it intended to be, an official reporter. All citations should be made to the United States Code or some other officially recognized reporter.

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340, 29 Energy Planning And Policy, 330, Energy Policy, Policy And Economy, Laws, Federal Expenditures, Pacific, Energy Development - Law And Legislation, Hydroelectric Power Plants Energy Policy - Law And Legislation - Northwest, 13 Hydro Energy, Energy Policy - Law And Legislation - Northwest, Columbia River Basin, 29 Energy Planning, Bonneville Power Administration, Energy Conservation Energy Policy - Law And Legislation - Northwest

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