It will get about $280 a megawatt hour for selling back the power in January, according to the power administration.
Mr. Hansen said the power administration believed that Kaiser had "contractual obligations" to keep the revenue it derived from reselling power in the local economy.
Some revenue, depending on fluctuations in the market price of electricity, would be refunded to the power administration, letting it lower rates elsewhere.
Under their contracts, the power administration says, Kaiser and other companies are required to keep much of any windfall in the community, in part by continuing to pay workers and in part by reinvesting proceeds to improve their plants.
Sunni Arabs Offer Plan The Bush administration, struggling to cope with a recent intensification of insurgent violence in Iraq, has received signals from some radical Sunni Arab leaders that they would abandon fighting if the new Shiite majority government gave Sunnis more political power, administration officials said.
President George W. Bush has approved plans for an "Iraqi Interim Authority" that could quickly take over certain government functions if President Saddam Hussein is removed from power, administration officials said Saturday.
You are left in no doubt that Brasilia is a city of government, of executive power, administration and law – and of no fewer than the 126 foreign embassies slotted into its striking modern buildings, too.
However, the party leading the government has become the norm in recent years; the party committees and the governments have different distributions of power, administration, and influence on subordinates.
Democracy is often a messy and deeply flawed process, with both in-power administrations abusing their democratic mandate to increase their powers while opposition parties resorting to self-defeating obstructionism.
Members of the still-not-in-power administration traveled to the Capitol this week to allow Senate Democrats to complain about the upcoming stimulus package.
There, in the rank of counsellor, Laurence worked closely with successive C-in-Cs Berlin, Sir John Nelson and James Bowes-Lyon, in the still four-power administration of the city, including the guarding of the remaining prisoner in Spandau jail, Rudolf Hess.
